Outrage by Wife over Boiled Water Murder Trial
Northern Circuit reports a brutal assault as Margaret King, driven by jealousy, scalded her husband John King after tying him to a bed with ropes. He survived after a month in infirmary. jury returns a guilty verdict under provocation. Other cases follow.
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Lavesroor
Baron Pollock
Margaret King
John King
Wellington Road
Eaton Norris
Theowing
Wropow
Crown Court
Mary Squire
Manchester
Joseph Squire
Tan
Back Garden Street
George Hawes
Collegiate Church
Martha Helsby
Mary Chadwick
Ashton Under Lyne
Pollock
Higginbottom
Thig
Wightman
Justice Wightman
Theft and conspiracy at Augott sessions court
Central Criminal Court hears trials of 270 prisoners. Alfred Evans and Joseph Price accused of stealing groceries from Peter Taylor and conspiring with Parday to hide or misappropriate the goods. Evidence shows a planned scheme to borrow money and divert stock, with Evans denying liability. Verdict: guilty for both. sentence deferred. George Dickens, aged 20, charged with stealing Bank of England notes worth £65 from Ferdinand Arandel. case complicated by prosecutor's cross-examination and questions about the life of the accuser. acquittal suggested due to unclear evidence.
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Monpar
Rossengarp Atrgeep
Alfred Evans
Joseph Price
Peter Taylor
Bethnal Green Road
Evans
Price
Parday
Purday
John Parday
Taylor
Allentine
John Payne
Porday
Ballantine
Evang
Old Court
George Dickens
Bank of England and Country
Ferdinand Leopold Arandel
O'Brien
London
Roberts
Great Tichfield Street
Ira
Bat
Fee
Robbery case hinges on witness credibility and money trail
Witnesses testified the prisoner showed sudden cash after the robbery, including three sovereigns to a publican and ten sovereigns to another, aiming to appear penniless. The defense claimed the last witnesses were a tactic to delay, the recorder upheld the prosecution, and the jury returned a guilty verdict. The court ordered restoration of money seized and ordinary expenses, with Lieutenant Munro’s trial noted separately.
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Ballantine
O'Brien
Prinover
John Paleon
Derby
Prsega
Bristol
Bath
Munro
Police Reforts at Mansion House and Courts
In a series of London court notes, James Barrymore and sister Mary Ann face felony charges over thefts at Moses Co. tailors with 131 dupes found. pawnbrokers offered goods back if paid. Separate cases include a woman charged with felonious wounding of his wife by a file, a life guard assault, arson, and threats by a letters writer. The Lord Mayor and magistrates deal with juvenile offenders and public nuisance, with multiple remands and bail arrangements.
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James Barrymore
Mary Ann
Messrs Moses, and Co
Bozon
Goodman
Central Criminal Court
Hockly Wood
Corbett Court
Mones
Wood
Joseph Ady
Ady
Winchester Street
Old Broad Street
J. W. Wicca
J. Ady
Welch
J. Apy
Alecep Ropreay Sy
George Naylor
Clarke
Eureen
Queen Street
Cheapside
J. E. King
College Hill
Thomas Richards
Cald
Dane Pinte
Knightabridge
Bia
James Skelton
Morley
Abe
Sketon
Burrell
Clereanwhell
William Tombling
Joseph Dobson
Leather Jane
Tyrwhitt
Londor and County Bank
James Pope
Edward Brittan
White Hart
Dobson
London and County Bank
Brittan
Messrs. Goding
ArremPprep Muspen
William Pitt
William Lucas
Combe
Lucas
Therisoner
Neville
Anson
David Allen
Corporation Row
Berrymen
Waller
Clerkenwell
Nichols
Mr. Tyrbitt
George Allen
Margaret Street
Wilmington Square
Br. Woaller
Goodman Murder Threats Led to Formal Commitment
The court heard that Goodman was warned he would murder Lim if he approached. Lim was struck twice in a Mont refianly way, prompting Goodman to draw his staff and defend himself. Mr Long deemed the offense too serious for summary disposal and committed the prisoner for trial on numerous charges. He was then locked up.
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Guildhall
John Thrower
Sidney
M.P
Farncomb
Russell
Smithfield Market
Alderman Sidney
Eastern Counties Railway
Copeland
Wilson
Alderman Idney
Alderman Ferncomb
Srnspinea Wrys
Charles Smith
Jane Smith
Stout
Alderman Johnson
Alexander Barter
Monkwell Street
Cripplegate
Smith
Childs
Forestreet
John Skewes
Newgate
Margaret Keith
Ron Eagle
Snowhill
Schoefield
Rorranty Ovresczsor
Michael Shine
1St Regiment of Life Guarda
Long
Neeld
Albany Street
Fell
Cox
Strand
York and Albany
Regent's Park
Aanthcm
William Walker
Park Street
Dorset Square
Kondeh
York and
Albany
Abraham Athford
Bodad
Waa St
Tam
Saoman 93
Orrna
Thomas Richards
Baker Street
Bingham
Henry Rumsey Foster
Polices
William Davy
Fope’ Alley
Abrahame
Chancery Chambers
Richards
Padehy
J. Dickera
Kilburn Priory
William Littler
Waltham Abbey
George Carnaby
Goodman
Hia
Lim
Secetogt
Court Deals With Smallpox Case And Sweepers Trial
In a Hammersmith court a sickly woman claimed her husband died of smallpox and she faced relief denial amid accusations against the Fulham union relieving officer. A sweeping incident followed where a man died from burns and suffocation in a Manchester chimney works. The jury found the master chimney sweeper guilty of manslaughter and sentenced him to transportation for twelve years.
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Alleggd Neoxedt
Orricen
Air. Beadon
Fulham Union
Thomas
Trafalgar Street
Hammersmith
Jemima Stevens
Hankerd
Ray
S. Haskerd
W. F. Beadon
Haskard
Tae Wate Rospeny
Marborough Street
Edwards
Dean
Traffur
Wrotham Hall
Bacon
Gordon
Temas
Mee J
Mylne
Tie Yee
Manchreer S
Thomas Price
Rica
Perresi
Menars
Tenoant
Kerr
Kerry
T Soner
Per
Winetanley
Aera
Rinch
Lim
Prscers
Inquest notes on relief and conduct of officers
The record describes remarks by Mr Beadon and Mr Haskard concerning relief provisions for a family and the duties of the relieving officer. Beadon endorses proper aid through the household and defends officer performance, while the magistrate is assured of proper conduct and readiness to perform duties.
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Ace
Harkard
Beaden
Bandon
Haskerd
Haskard
Stevens
Pyp
Spain
Mery
Hatton Garden Man Charged With Indecent Offence
Proceedings at Central Criminal Court involve a defendant from Kirby Street Hatton Garden and a young man employed at a wholesale firm. Charges allege a conspiracy to commit an unnatural offence. Bail offered with sureties set at £200 and £50. Payment pending further trial.
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Kirby Street
Hatton Garden
Frederick
Jeremy
Central Criminal Court
Heruny
Willasy Sao Ally Min Boog
Chelmsford Child Theft Case Involving Jamie Robinson
Chelmsford petty offense involves Jamie Dierys Robinson a girl about fourteen charged with stealing two milver spectacles and a skirt from Benjamin Stis. The case ties to a missing three year old girl later found in the hands of the mother in Westminster. The prisoner is held for trial on both charges.
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Jamie Dierys Robinson
Milver Sccarsyasa
Benjamin Stis
Wadia
Chelmsford Union House
Burvingham
Bae
Tre Bridge
Mary Farr
Depo Cess
Cape
Westminster
Witon Piere
Hole Park
Shen
Abe
Infoman
John Hete
Chelmsford
London
Haselfoot
Sarah Cornell
Weet Ham
Brentwood
Cuiriser
Frasces Hall
Neus
Ater
Priaover
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Assize Intelligence
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Timothy O'Brien
William Hutchinson
Jeremiah Sullivan
New Oxford Street
Commissioners of Woods and Forester
Commissionera
Church Street
St Giles’s
Jardine
Tothill Fields
Mazrylebonde
Lamsith
Gsoas
Fonsitons Broxen
Samuel Tickner
Albany Road
Camberwell
Elliott
Alr. Brown
Brown
Southwatze
Cranoz Oy
Mundsy
Henry Joseph Killerby
Elizabeth Spriggs
White Street
Southwark
Craster Humble
High Street
Borough
Elizabeth Clouter
Kent Street
Elizabeth Sprigga
Lloyd
Secker
Killerby
Murray
Cottingham
Hzexny Krtcerar
Comlainant
Rom
House of Correction
Mr. Ballantine
WoooLwicn
Chelmeford