Brutal assaults and disorder fill Thames district courts
The report details multiple street assaults including a kick from Magnus and a sailor who attacked a woman with a poker. Witnesses, including two Petticoat Lane Jewsesses, testify to the uproar as magistrates warn against drunken violence. Several defendants face fines and short imprisonments, while police complaints rail against gin dens and disorder in Shadwell and Ratcliffe High Street.
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Petticoat-lane
Thames
Justress
Clerkenwell
Newgate
House of Correction
Central Criminal Court
John Smith
Greenwood
Mary M.kiddy
Shadwell
Ber
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Munder
Chilinn
Edwards
Broderip
Arist
Kr. Greenwood
Wwilliam Green
King-street
Deptford
Charles Felconer
Queen’s Head Alley
Wapping
Falconer
Ann Smith
Mary Pay
Lascar
Sayre
Sowerby
Lewsby
Rateliff
Derry
Rateliff-high- Wey
Green- Wood
Ray
Truwk
Cacke
Nestor Hotel
Worthing
Messrs
Henry
Hudson
Insolvent case ends in eight months imprisonment for preference
In a Court of Requests proceeding, the insolvent is jailed for eight calendar months for preferring one creditor and improperly disposing of property. The case notes payments totaling about £450 to creditors and a £1,064 claim with a refused 8s 6d in the pound composition. The judge condemns the act but cites good faith and intends toward creditors as mitigating factors. A separate misfit shoe dispute at Whitminatax Court of Requests ends in a humorous shoe exam scene concluding with payment for the shoe.
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St. Crispin
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Lapstone
T. Lamie Murray
J. Elliotson
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F.R.S
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Eag
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Kenneth Mackenzie
Bay
H. Gordon
John Rawson
Robert Holland
Joseph Thompson
Ritchie
L.L.D
F.K
Wheatstone
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Symes
Mesera, Wright and Go
S. Meusrae
Life Assurance
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Brutal Assaults Lead to Heavy Fines at Greenwich Sessions
John Wilkinson alias Patten Jack faced magistrates for a brutal attack on James Smith leaving him insensible. In Greenwich, Catherine Casey Kitty Casey and Mary Cleary brutalized Maria Poole after an election, tearing her hair and ears, with eye injury. they faced fines of 50 shillings each and two months hard labor if unpaid.
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John Wilkinson
Patten Jack
Messrs. Barlow
Pilkington
James Smith
Smith
M.coerraick
Cumberland Anns
Highstréc
Kensington
Cormick
Auterae
Greenwich
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Kitty Casey
Marah Cleary
Maria Poole
Lewishem
The
Pitts
Marie Povle
Attwood
Daniel O'Connell
Susannah Bray
Maidstone
AW Tnter Kasi National
Provident
Gyase Eveeses Sur Lessees
Avital
United Kingdom
T. Lamia Murray
Society
Cornhill
Wright
Inquest Blames Poor Law Change For Infant Deaths
A coroner's inquest at St George's workhouse reveals a infant death linked to nourishment neglect. Jury censures the mother and attributes death to poverty under the Poor-law Amendment Act, citing desertion by the father and lack of support. An Islington inquest into Esther Roddis, aged 20, followed.
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Minutstrest
Borough
Payne
Fuar Tacn
Thomas Fryer
Borough-road
Southwark
Union Street
Borough Road
Hooper
Hennc Wright
Robinson
Islington
Esther Roddis
Tragic inquest details drownings and suspicious deaths
An inquest at the Blue Bell Inn Burton on Humber into Catherine Foster 21 died after taking arsenic amid jealousy. London area deaths include James Read age 28 drowned saving another, Henry Bird 11 fatally beaten by a coal porter, and a North London Hospital bleed case likely causing mortification from erysipelas.
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Burton-on-Humber
George Marria
Catherine Foster
Hull
Rockingham
Thames
Crown
Longacra
James Read
Royal Humane Society
St. James’s Park
Samuel Raile
George Rara
Waterloo Bridge
Middlesex
Rarn
Ram
Lambeth
Carter
Henry Bird
Samuel Osborn
Bryant
Kennington-common
Richard Harford
Harcourt-street
Marylebone
Kennington-gate
Corsner
Elephant and Castle
Camden-town
Stirling
Elizabeth Broadhead
St. Pancras
John Broadhead
North London
Edward Taylor
North London Hospital
Witcesa
Thomas Burton
Taylor
Sarah Walker
Fatal lightning deaths in Montagu Forests
Navarre reports four woodcutters killed by a lightning strike in Montagu Forests while clearing land. Their hut burned. bodies described as severely mutilated with preserved feet and hands, while various iron pots remained untouched. The piece also critiques Hahnemannism and medical uses of bark in treating fevers.
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Navarre
Gorzing
Montagu
Bigs
Hahnemann
Lizel
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