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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 19, 1848

Page

6

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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