Assize notes reveal two guilty pleas and a Not Guilty verdict
Crown Court cases include John Clarke alias Carradice found guilty of assault and attempted rape, with a life transportation sentence. Rev. W R Robinson convicted of forgery and sentenced to fourteen years' transportation. and Jonah Blanchard acquitted of poisoning 198 sheep after lengthy proceedings and expert testimony.
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Higuwax Ronsgay
Crown Court
Justice Erle
John Clarke
Carradice
C. M.N. Bateman
Common Head
Stavely
Roed
Mrs. Bateman
Ren
Fonsenay
W. R. Robinson
F. Whalley
Old Hatton
Dr. Robinson
Clifton
Mallerstang
Whalley
Kirkby Lonsdale
Royal Hotel
Lancaster Banking Company
Francis Pearson
Messrs. Glyn and Co
William Richardson Robinson
F. Whelley
Old Hutton
Kendal
Allay
Pearson
Western Circuit
Deviszs
Extasonprvany Cace
Crown Coun
Justice Coleridge
Jonah Blanchard
Pinkney
Berwick St. James's
Cockburn
Slade
Edwards
Tabor
Herapath
Bristol
Taber
Union
Hibbert
Mr. Pinkney
Garde
Salisbury
Burglary at Boscrany Mansion Leads to Police Remand
A Boston City Court report describes Andrew Bankerville brought before the Lord Mayor on burglary and robbery charges at Mr Russell’s No 52 Fenchurch Street. Evidence shows a broken window, trampled dining room, and stolen plate valued around £25 including a Meerschaum pipe bowl. Police recovered the pipe bowl from the prisoner, who claimed to have bought it. remanded for trial.
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Mansion House
Boscrany
Andrew Bankerville
Haring
Russell
Fenchurch Street
Ruogsell
Retrere
Cheffonier
George T. Russell
Cheapside
W. Romaine
Metropolitan
Lambeth
Disraissixo
Finnis
Fionis
Newgate Street
Cowan
Dickinson
Wilson
Harris
Henry Penny
Willis
William Preaton
Dickinson and Co
Wum, Preston
Penny
Mies Cowan
Themes Patrick
Messie
Clarkson
Richard Nizon
Fieldgate Street
Whitechapel
Cuthbert
Edwarda
Williams
Edwardes
Edwards
Turner and Blanchett
Carda
Williama
Pelham
James Duke
Weealt Chronicle
Bis
Mr. Thomas
Brone
Falav
St. John’s Wood
Jardine
Beil
Srvovutan Atrace
Wanzwousz
Louis Foster
Milford Lane
Strand
Foster
Messrs
Ingram and Cook
Illustrated London Neivs
Little
Tagram
Ingram
Henry
Bow Street
Ballantine
Wolff
Forster
Air
Mary Labonea
Femarz
Foun
Janet Smith
Horsford
Mendicity Society
Martelli
Oxford Terrace
Bayswater
Mr. Martelli
Rooke
Horaford
Ransell Street
Drary Jane
Broughton
House of Correction
Morgpesovus
George Carrington
Duke Street
Manchester Square
William Jane
John Taylor
Ann Quarterman
Doherty
Jones
Atir
Martin
John Bailey
Adava Street
Taylor
James
Cratera
Mr. Deane
Mies Milton
Steadt
Edward Duke
Thomas Plummer
Hardin
Noendraper, &c
Broughton Street
Hacknay
Arnold
RoplBay
Robert Freaks
Tyrwhitt
John Terry
Melton
Bedford Row
Hare
Chelmaford
Messrs. Davie and Co
Shoreditch
Harrie
Putea
Davis
Nctacen
Henry Yorke
Curtain Road
White
High Street
Sacreditch
Epen
Cisey
Howston
Heritage
Lamsathe Waorrsa le Pawwixe
Selina Sinclair
Mary Anne Stratton
Sobe
Elliott
Fmst
Asaault
John Chinnock
Myera
Belvi Idere Road
Tohn Edward Ashton
Norton
Seasion
Humphries
Parry
William Trego
Grissel
Peto
York Road
Metropolis
Troipesaripe Hall
Waterloo Road
Trego
Myere
Belvidere Road
Ashton
Chinnock
Desault
Surrey
Thames Offich
Cormick
Henry Simpson
Ware Bargeman
Yardley
Mary Anne Oldfre
Liverpool
America
London
Poplar
Lea Cut
Bromley
John
Edward
Sno
Morpen
Szniors
Thomas Brown
Isabella
George Pavitt
Asteep
Pavitt
James Salter
Law Court of Bankruptcy at Monnix Re Saunders and Turrel
Before Commissioner Fane the examination of Saunders and Turrell publishers of the People's Journal Fleet Street was adjourned for better form. Unsecured debts total £2263 with £3340 partly secured. Bankrupts’ capital £111 and about £309 for unsecured creditors as book debts. Claims from Venables and Co and Bradbury and Evans are noted. most debts are small and owed to provincial newspapers.
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Messrs. Venables and Co
Stationers
Messrs. Bradbury and Evans
Notable Contributors to the Advertisement Fund List
A long list of literary supporters includes Lord Nugent M P £20 Dr Bowring M P £3 17s 6d Mr Bateman Dr Beard Manchester Mrs Barnard Norwich Mr Dixon Mr Duncan York Mrs Gillies Mr Francis Dr Guy Mr P Godwin Mr Thornton Hoot Mr See pings Queen's Theatre Mr Holland Mrs Loudon Mr J B Langley Manchester Miss Munro Southsea Dr C Mackay Miss Martineau Mrs P Sinnett W C Stefford Norwich Miss Toulmin Miss Wieward and Mr Winter. SHORTDITCH COUNTY COURT SATURDAY Sixcutar Case Noneron Cann The plaintiff seeks 258 for a cashmere shawl claimed by a tallyman as bought for a fashionable establishment. The defendant, a masculine lady, denies liability after remarks and laughter ensue as the judge dismisses the summons.
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Lord Nugent
M.P
Bowring
Bateman
Beard
Manchester
Barnard
Norwich
Dixon
Duncan
York
Gillies
Francis
Guy
P. Godwin
Thornton Hoot
Seepings
Queen's Theatre
Mr. Holland
Loudon
J. B. Langley
Miss Munro
Southsea
C. Mackay
Martineau
P. Sinnett
W. C. Stefford
Miss Toulmin
Wieward
Mr. Winter
Shortditch
Satuznir
Sixcutar
Noneron
Cann
Issay
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Assize Intelligence
Bow Stereiut
Cuance
Astrovokka Assautt
Alfred Ainsworth
Robert Nicholas Fynon
Bruce
Thomas
Hyde Park
Hersh
Marlborough Isterdut
Elize Wareham
Heraelf
John Chitty
Hugh Willoughby
Bingham
Henry Willoughby
Sir Henry Willoughby
House of Commons
Ranawer
Sir Henry
Prasoxatios
Alfred Hentey
John Sovith
Whiting
Bury St. Edmunds
Lord Alfred Hervey
Brighton
Emily Ferrow
Crawford Street
Bryanstone Square
Lord Bernard
Duke of Leinster
Regent Street
Bank English Confectioner
Hannah Fisher
King Street
St. James’s
Jermyn Street
Abe
Whall
Wit. Peas
Lord A. Hervey
Page
John Street
Oxford Street
Hervey
Bury
Marquin
Hardwick
Lord George Bentinck
Combe
St. Andrew's
Gray's Inn
Jane
Holborn
Mr. Combe
Board of Guardians
Fr. Combe
Buller
Southware
Kingston
Surrey Theatre
Collingham
Bayfield
Equestrian
Mr. Cottingham
Notter
Hicks
St. George's Road
Sbe
Tom
Cottingham
Hammersmith
Isho Redman
C. R. Footman
T. Paynter
South
Nag’s Head
Redman
Troutman
Uxbridge
Scothery
Chow
Clark
T 13
Paynter
Seninus Cuanes
Samuel Radford
T. Slater
Queen
Kensington
William Bruce
Builer
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