Egham and York Race Prospects Highlight Early August Racing
The article previews upcoming racing at Egham and York next week with three days of events at Egham and key early-week two-year-olds in the two-year-old races. It notes the great Ebor with £200 added and the Yorkshire Stakes for three-year-olds, plus issues about defaulters and York regulations pending rulings.
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Fing Arts to A Blind Girl Threading Walker's Needle
A lithographed print titled A Blind Girl Threading one of Mr Walker's Needles is praised as art and noted for its eye design. The image portrays threading ease, while described as a pretty art piece.
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Ropixson v Bird and Or HEns at Appleby trial
At Appleby on Aug 11 a jury heard Sir T. Wilde for the plaintiff in a trespass action against Thomas Bird and others over seizing a mare on the plaintiff’s lands and later occupying Brougham Hall. Witnesses described distress notices and alleged premeditated seizure to compel lord Brougham’s title. Damages 40s. Also in Stafford, Arthur O Neill faced a seditious speech charge at Williame J. assize, with testimony on Chartist rhetoric and calls for the charter amid wage disputes and industrial unrest.
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Brovenam
Ropixson
Bird
Justice Wightman
T. Wilde
Stuart Wortley
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Mr. Cowling
Knowles
Lord Brougham
Henry II
Brougham
James Bird
Ormerly
Thomas Bird
Robinson
Adam Bird
John Irving
Brougham Hall
Thomas Robinson
Wortley
Witherigg
Mr. Irving
Irving
Penrith
George Taylor
Fee
Stafford
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Arthur O’neill
Justice Williame
Arthur O'Neill
Serjeant Talfourd
B. V. Richards
Godson
Mr. Alexander
Rowley Regis
House of Commons
Serjeant
Talfourd
Cooper
James John Cransfield
Duke of Wellington
Robert Peel
South Wales
Nottinghamshire
Leicestershire
Derbyshire
Moria
Clay Cross
House of Emmons
Wat Tyler
Smithieman
Derby
Christian Chartist Society
Birmingham
Antoun O’neill
Political rhetoric and verdicts from a Stafford election case
In Stafford, a candidate railing against an usurped government faced hours of trial for election misconduct. The jury found him guilty and he received a one year sentence. In a separate Stafford proceeding, Ferrand faced a bribery style case over treating and drinking with voters for £3 8s, verdict for the plaintiff.
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Serjeant Talfourd
Justice Williams
Justice Maule
Godson
Q.C
F. W. Lee
Alexander
Mary Dutton
King’s Head
Ferrand
Gifford
Garrett
Mr. Ferrand
Blount
Chetwynd
Eliza Dutton
Stafford
Elizabeth Williams
Mary Hubble
Baring
Moore
Three Tuns Inn
Swan Inn
Wm. Lane
Worcester
Sheridan
Bridgwater
Justice Coleridge
Corrine
Magorrz
John Woodbury
John Spiller
Merewether
Edwards
Ann Hoppings
D. Mitchem
Mitchem
Spiller
George
Coleridge
Yorkshireman Refuses Support For Aged Mother
A Yorkshireman named Shaw, of respectable appearance near Watling Street, was summoned by the relieving officer for refusing to contribute to his mother’s support and leaving her to the guardians. The union had provided 1s 6d weekly in outdoor relief since her husband’s death. the mother is over 70, possibly 80, years old.
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Watling-street
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Elizabeth
Alderman Musgrove
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Alderman Musrove
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Yorkshire
Musgrove
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City of London
Guardian Plea for Son’s Support Tested in Court
Alderman Musgrove presses a son to fund his mother's care after guardians demand a weekly stipend. The defendant vacillates between conscience and reluctance, offering 2s 6d weekly, while officials debate travel costs and enforceable orders, promising further action if needed.
Books scam at Marlborough Street tied to nobility
John Connelly alias Scott faced charge over a fraud scheme where copies of valuable works were left at noble houses to induce subscriptions. Investigators tied a pattern of forged subscriber lists to elicit payment, with Lord Mount Edgecumbe and Lady Fielding figures central. The magistrate discharged the prisoner for lack of conclusive identity evidence.
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Marlborough Street
John Connelly
Scott
Earl of Mount
Virtue
Lord Mount Edgecumbe
England
Messrs
Sackville-street
Messrs. Virtue and Co
Beresford
Lady Fielding
Maltby
Earl of Lonsdale
Robbery at Monmouth Arms in Hoxton Sparks Assault Captures Suspect
James Evans, a young man with a notorious record, faced charges for a bold robbery at the Monmouth Arms in Singleton Street Hoxton. Evidence shows he battered Ann Colson and others, seized valuables including a silver punch ladle and scarves, and escaped after a struggle. He was committed for trial.
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Worship Street
James Evans
Monmouth Arms
Singleton-street
Hoxton
Ann Colson
Jennings
Blackburn
Jem
Witness
Mary Patten
Broughton
Burglary and assault at Red Lion near Westminster Bridge
Three men Jones Huggett and Genat charged with burglary at the Red Lion foot of Westminster Bridge and assaulting landlord Mr Macintosh and Luxford 87 L. A constable heard a noise officers pursued suspects a knife fight ensued Luxford injured severely and taken to station Huggett captured Jones found in vaults Genat badly wounded eye injuries and listed in danger remanded to custody.
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Huggett
Genat
Red Lion
Westminster Bridge
Luxford
Macintosh
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Cottrell
Stangate
B 53
Juxford
Tower-street
Wagstaffe
Extraordinary KiDNAPPER case at Chiswick church
A tall pale stranger with light hair and eyes, about sixty, appeared before magistrates to seek an order sending him to Hanwell Lunatic Asylum. He entered Christchurch Turnham Green during a sermon on the six instants, then sat near the pulpit and spoke to the rector after services.
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Sir Francis Burdett
Forster
Chiswick
Hanwell
Christchurch
Turnham Green
Great Kidnapper in High Pulpit Delirium at Chiswick
A ministerial figure Mr Jenkyns faced violent disruption during a sermon at Chiswick church. He was removed by force, jauntily restrained, and taken to the Pack Horse Inn then to the Brentford union workhouse before being committed to Hanwell asylum amid violent religious delusions. He claimed ages of life, called himself the Great Kidnapper and issued manifestos denouncing Archdeacon Wilberforce. Medical men assessed him as insane.
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Tooke
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Brown
Brentford
Enoch
Prince of Wales
Archdeacon Wilberforce
Windsor
Chiswick
Union
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Great Britain
China
Manchester
Paisley
Leeds
Stockport
Nottingham
Glasgow
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Socrates
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Tarsus
Paul the Apostle
Alfred
England
Christopher Columbus
Francis Bacon
Sir Isaac Newton
Fenelon
Cambray
Louis le Grand
Telemachus
Washington
Carter
New Brentford
Allen
Hanwell Asylum
Hanwell , Asylum
Greenwich Case of Tape and Aiding Abetting Conspiracy
The court examined John Roberts and George Potter on a charge of tape and aiding and abetting in an offence against a girl named Jane Godden aged eleven. The case reveals alleged abduction and sexual assault by Roberts Potter and associates, with testimony detailing a disturbing sequence from Cannon-row to Kent street Deptford and subsequent threats. The magistrate noted the girl’s age and the gravity of the alleged crime, with defense alibis and documents under scrutiny and bail set at £80 each with 48 hours for submission.
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John Roberts
George Potter
Jane Godden
York Street
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Stanley
Jeremy
Roberts
Potter
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Treasury
Cannon
York Road
Williams
Hercules
Stags
Bob
Kent Street
Deptford
Potter's House
Godden
Miskin
Westminster Bridge Road
Louise Roberta
Extraordinary Murder Trial at Bridgewater Assizes
Richard Alvin faced indictments for the willful murder of an illegitimate infant found buried in his garden. Witnesses described the discovery, the hayband around remains, and delivery in Martha Clarke’s confinement with alleged involvement by Alvin. The jury acquitted Alvin, finding no evidence of strangulation.
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Richard Alvin
Bridgewater Assizes
Martha Clarke
Kinglake
Rawlinson
Cockburn
Charles Munden
Timinster
Mer
Hugh Simmons
Crewkerne
Mr. Pottinger
Simmons
Bondage
Junge
Charlotte Coles
Mr. Alvin
Stone
Mary Fowler
Miss Coles
Mary Flower
Mr. Turner
Martha
Sarah Bulgin
Mary
Henry Webb
Mr. Loveridge
Alvin
Marthe
John Turner
Clarke
John
Taunton
Loveridge
Turner
W. Pottinger
Tan
Mary Turner
Justice Coleridge
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