Not Guilty Verdict in Prisoner Case After Testimony
The witness described four landings of the prisoner's rue aroused by the Grat ouist, Irwin forced out, door opened, window opened, and the window battoned by the prisoner. The judge praised the lad's testimony, noting it improbable any tutoring could prepare a young person for such testimony. Justice Erle summed up and directed an acquittal. the prisoner was found not guilty.
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Irwin
Erle God
Ross
Wiliams Caid
Guildhall
Ar. Boyle
Linco Bearen
Hit
Air P. Laurie
Willtane
Parkin
Willtame
Boyle
Sergeant
Auarnes
Jewin Street
Mellor
Salmon
Pitt
John Butler
bin Band
Humphery
Sidney
Hawphery
Digby
Sleet Street
Alderman Wood
Mr. Jones
Alderman Wond
Jane Saunders
Enddecott
Jones
Thomas Stilman
Fleet Street
Peison
Stilman
Catherine Jones
Pereira
Wenesses
Germany
Rea
Joseph Binse Gibbs
Gibbs and Co
Pall Mall
Gates
Poth
Benjamin Hore
Christian Faith Society
William Rea
Income and Property Tax Office
Witmen
Benjamin Huret
Elogne Poraon
Prinoner
Harat
Witmega
Wio. Kuog
Christopher Hodgson
Boroughbridge
Benjamin Hurst
Peracys
Wm. Hurst
Yorkshire
Jardine
Boroughbbridge
Tima
Stampa
Durrant
Bank of England
Income Tax Office
Hodgson
Book of England
Somerset House
Matthewson
Seaman
Thureday
Bock
British Museum
John King
Misa E. Lyon
Lynn
Maelborough Stezet
Countess de Villars
Bonn
Custom House
Complainan
Horny Guarda
Wal
Hermitage
Countenser
Bingham
Mdile
Binghem
Hardwick
Hardwich
James Newile
St. Luke
Cheleva
Chelsea
Westminster Hospital
George Street
Weatminster
Van
Marylebone
Broderip
William Almond
Old Bond Street
Richard Hurlock
Cadogan Pier
Lin Perty
Messrs
Woolley
Lincoln's Inn
the Times
Mr. Woolley
Mr. Almond
Mr. Broderip
Wiliam
Protheroe
William Pollen
James Brown
House of Commona
Shoee
Times
Westminster
William Jamce
Canquer
James Newberry
Ann
Nis
Newberry
Une
Jaises
James
Thia
Jared
E. Davis Protheror
Jobn Jones
William Gray
Stonard
Acton Place
Kingsland
Thregmorton Street
Arthur Long Cawthorne
Englefield Cottages
Wharf Road
New North Road
Stoward
Sbe
Hammill
Yarrow
Cawthorne
House of Correction
Darby
Regent Street
Lambeth
Elliott
Francis
Francie
Hoe
Eliot
O’ Beiog
Insolvent discharged after lavish spending review
The insolvent, out of business since 1842 after marrying a £400 yearly income wife, faced £2,700 debts with £2,500 owed to him. Records showed £700 on clothes, £300 on a France Italy tour, £700 for law charter, £600 discounts, and £230 for carriage hires. The Chief Commissioner condemned the extravagant mode of living and discharged him.
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Trnapar
Lavine
France
Italy
Swindles and impostors swirl through City notices
Reports cover Joseph Ady impostor schemes from Ireland to London, letters seeking 20 shillings, and a court scene where John Bull proceeds with fraud charges. Witness testimonies reveal a web of deceit, forged bills, and ongoing investigations into misused charity funds and income tax fraud.
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Hoube
Jostre Apy and Co
Dia
Peter Laurie
Ady
Ireland
Joseph’ Ady
James Suvra
Bavaghar
King’s County
Corre
John Bull
John Alexander, Drapar
Kelso
Augustus Adams
Great St. Helen's
Ascoli
Witnese
Bull
Alexander
Kelau
Leaf, Coles, and Co
Grocock and Co
London
Church Court
Clement's Lane
Thain
Mansion House
Compter
Jecob Ansell
Lower Rutland Street
Mile End
John Alexander
Kelan
John Buil
Nicholsquaere
Hackney Road
Bertlen
Holborn
Watt
Bartlett
Wolff
Newgate
Overcrowding Steamers Prompt Thames Action
A report details cases of river steamers overloading at Yantlet Creek and other Thames routes. The Watermen's Company, backed by the Mansion House, sought penalties under old acts to curb dangerous crowding and ensure proper licensing for freemen navigators. The proceedings include multiple prosecutions, fines, and reminders of the legal framework governing river transport.
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Wall and Star Companies
Hooue
Rota Trevar
Alan Cate i
Brunexivk
Veese
Gravesend
Watermien’s
Pr Ie
Watermen’s Company
Desperate theft led to short confinement for Sarah Buckles
Sarah Anne Buckles of Gioruige Regt Artillery was charged with stealing several articles from her aid. She cried in court admitting the act was driven by penury after her husband left Wolwic or Gikrant. The court sentenced her to 14 days in prison, the victims Glenew and spouse noting they had paid for the robbed items and offered information after learning of the starvation.
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Fitzgerald
Manchester
Barber
Rippiegale
Bubba
Newbridge Lane
Stockport
Joe Bates
Whaley
Disley
Thern Ware
Ross
Bia
Peter
John Ross
R.N
C.B
Joseph A. Douglas
Jobe Barron
Horry
Sir Peter
Peter Reneald
Old Bailey
Williame
Boyle
Peer
Champ
Escare Gnom
Essex County
Meaney
Harry Smith
Henry Pottinger
Cape of the
Harry
Vic le
Liverpool
Porteas
St. Domingo
England
Shelton
Ives
Hanley
Lord Granville
Srr
Wean
Jt Rean
Henry Price
W. Franses
Cig Worthy
Destiterz
Desday
Sarah Anne Buckles
Cuanes Se
Royal Regiment of Artillery
Gioruige- Su
Wolwic
Gikrant
Jeremy
Glenew
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Special Commissioners Department
William Edwards
Isabella Edwards
Joseph Dean
Trafford
Wroxhem Hall
Norfolk
Edwards
Butler
Dean
Whall
Grey
Maddox Street
Edward Trafford
Edwarde
Sunderland
L Edwarde
Wroxham Hall
Yarmouth
Commander In Chief
Mademoiselle
Dnstance
Jules Chack
Great Paltener Street
Foley Place
Whitminster
Lambhte
Bern
Francis Tiplied
Elk OU Lif
Sormmons
Patussa
W. Clarke
Queen's
Prey Atree
Witnery
Pga
Thracceneia
Cillinsr
Eplavay
Mars
Mawe
Pusin Peel
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