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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 22, 1846

Page

6

Adultery suit in Hamilton ends in divorce

Lord Chancellor and peers hear a long divorce case in which Mrs King faced adultery charges against Rev John Macfarlane. Evidence showed two all night visits at the couple's house with the minister, who later left the Relief church. The court affirmed the Lord Ordinary's divorce judgment.

House OF Lords Cass Cox Hamilton John Macfarlane Muir-street Macfarlane Sherif Commissaries Lord Ordinary Court of Session Relief Church Lord Alec Mr. Macfarlane Elizabeth Hamilton Lord Nedwyn Lord Moncrieff Ander- 660 Lord Campbell Charles Lambert Jones Adams Luces Barclay Fortune Carsbalton Henry Stevens Magistratea

Police Reports From The Old Admiralty Court And London Streets

A London court hears the Eden ship master William Finch for failing to file seamen returns under the Merchant Seamen Act, with Alderman Challis noting broker use as inadequate. Crimes in Bow Street and Clerkenwell follow, including fraud by drivers, theft rings, attempted self harm, assaults, and a libel case against Rev. Bartlett.

Siamen William Finch Eden London Court of Admiralty United Kingdom Lords of the Admiralty Admiralty Collur Sierra Leone Alderman Challis Teamen Challis

Slander Trial in Manchester Over Gas Pipe Incident

In Northern Circuit at Livesroot on August 18, Littis v. Pornir-Civil Star before Mr Justice Cressmell. Plumber glazier from Manchester sues calenderer Pollitt for alleged abusive remarks in Spread Eagle pub. Jury withdrew after defense contends the words were mere abuse and not accusing felonious conduct.

Northern Circuit Livesroot Littis Pornir Civil Star Justice Cressmell Hangingbridge Manchester Pollitt Mr. Pollitt Westall Thorougfares Serjeant Wilkins Serjeant Wilkins

Central Criminal Court Session Reports Crime Trends

The Mayoralty opening notes 245 prisoners since last session from London Middlesex Essex Kent and Surrey with charges including murder arson cutting and wounding rape and other serious crimes. A notable case concerns a railway engine collision causing a death where driver responsibility and signals are in question. James Augustus Seymour faces a misdemeanour over a false birth entry tied to Amy Wallen, who claimed companionship as his wife.

Chambers Moxpar Jazz Corziston Tre Eastern Counties Raiz William Clare William Quinland Chelmsford Central Criminal Court Rawlings Middlesex Whittaker Charles Renwick the Angel Inn Stratford James Heath Grocer Quinland Clare Newgate Wansieuphter Prisones Amy Seymour Deane New Court Bullock Henry Mummery Ballantine Huddlestone O'Brien Tcesday New Covur William Slater Messrs. Tebbutt and Co Thomas Slater John Slater Clarkson Alr. Doane Rochester Fabian Faulkner Sgain Nee Ballantine Rossise Barriorers Crawford Lee Bartlett Hughes House of Correction Mantponotes Horse Cvtnace Ron Lynch Perkins Humphreys Poor Man's Guardian Society Hurophreys West Elliot Marlborough House Robert Nose George Hall Michael Byrne Marlborough-house Hall Rose Marlboroughhouse Thomas Lew William Godfrey Byrne Geary Staeet Rogereny Ann Harvey Elliott William Coleman Kennington London Essex Kent Surrey Fause James Augustus Seymour Doane Hamblin St. Luke’s Amy Wallen

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