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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 20, 1837

Page

7

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.

Magnus Petticoat-lane Thames Justress Clerkenwell Newgate House of Correction Central Criminal Court John Smith Greenwood Mary M.kiddy Shadwell Ber Tarpoor Worean 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.

Henry Hadaen Cooke Commissioner Bowen Huccon Whitminatax Court OF Requests HorNcastle St. Crispin Diate Court Comarmissioners Dane Lapstone T. Lamie Murray J. Elliotson M.D F.R.S George Langley Eag Charles Farebrother Kenneth Mackenzie Bay H. Gordon John Rawson Robert Holland Joseph Thompson Ritchie L.L.D F.K Wheatstone F.rs Symes Mesera, Wright and Go S. Meusrae Life Assurance la O& Present Muteal Assurance Societies

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.

Rensiteglow Fpurky Shsszons John Wilkinson Patten Jack Messrs. Barlow Pilkington James Smith Smith M.coerraick Cumberland Anns Highstréc Kensington Cormick Auterae Greenwich Catherine Casey 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.

St. George’s 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.

Field Cloudesley-square Liverpool-road Islington Blue Bell Inn 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.

Lientaine Navarre Gorzing Montagu Bigs Hahnemann Lizel

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