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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 13, 1837

Page

5

Norwich Exten sive Burglary Indicts Six For Theft

At Norwich circuit court William White John White Stephen Kensell and three women were indicted for breaking into and stealing from Robert Gumhalm at Ludham. A jury found the men guilty of burglary with fourteen year transportation. the three women were acquitted. Evidence tied the crime to traveling hawkers and the White family.

Norfolk Norwich William White John White Stephen Kensell Robert Gumhalm Ludhim Crown Inn Ludham Kexcell Jemmy Sone Thorags White Harleston Ocen Boxly White Gurnhaw

Oxford Circuit Horsewhip Attack At Cirencester Trial

An attorney plaintiff sues for damages after a violent horsewhip assault by Linton Hughes. Evidence includes the assailant's threats, medical marks of whipping, and a libel suit arising from a circulating handbill. Lord Abinger sums up. verdict for plaintiff. Damages £40. A separate libel case also awarded £10. In a related matter, a high-stakes forgery trial ends with a life sentence.

Oxford Mullins Hudges Linton Hughes Thomas Hughes Cirencester Search Mills Pye Lord Abinger Daniel Boucher Joseph Fisher Cheltenham Miers Fisher Smith Boucher Quedm-Square Ropueny William Slater Westminster Burrell Preasely Pimlico Bath Regent Arms Regent Street Wentz Fsnally Ravener Prensely Fis Brother Hiya House of Correction Pressly Burrall Wipxu St. George's Hospital

Peaceful prince and conspirators in rail case emerge

In Guildhall proceedings, Antonio Edmund Charles and Theresa face a conspiracy claim over disturbing peace via loud conduct at a residence while Bates and Bagshaw clash with directors over railway shares. The Lord Mayor orders Bates to provide further security as Bates disputes accusations and seeks bail. Additional cases include a Berlin-like Italian suspect, post office letter theft, drunken railway guard, a Portman-square assault, and a hackney driver theft.

Louis PauiLiver M. Gruau Normandy Louis XVI Dresden Louis Philippe John Russell Paris London Carlsbad St. Louis Prince Amelia Irenes Madame Misa Amelia Edward Switzerland Constance Charles Edmund Therese Austria France Prussia d’Angouleme Europe Saxony Antonio Theresa Northern and Eastern Railway Company Bates Bagshaw Rawcroft Daniel Forrester Rowcroft Edwin Bates Mr. Rowcroft Mr. Bates Masterman Tere Temperance Society Compter Marylebowe Roderick O'Connor London and Birmingham Railroad Company Messrs. Rawlinson and Fhisselton Ashton Bagiter Hampstead Road Bagster Aad Mr. Rawlinson Witlness John Radford Smith Rawlinson Mr. Bagster Charles Gossett R.N Win, Gossett Starstreet Paddington Messrs Rawlinson and Thistleton Henry Sibley Lawrence Park Baker-street Portman-square Maberley’s Weibsek-street Hinde-street Bim John Yates Charles Street Middlesex Hospital Richard Bates Joskin Edgware Road

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