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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 22, 1847

Page

6

Assize Notes from Northern Circuit Delivers Grim Verdicts

August 16 report covers Marcus King case of wife accused of tying husband and pouring boiling water, judge condemns crime. Mary Squire found Not Guilty by insanity, confinement ordered. George Hayes condemned over bigamy with disputed marriage legality, case highlights legal technicalities and bail.

Pollock Margaret King John King Anme Mn Eaton Norria Atairx Cungog Muavea Wispow Crown Court Belore Mary Squire Manchester Joseph Squire Back Garden Street George Hayes Martha Haleby Mary Coedwick Aehten Lyne Patrick Pation Higgboottom Privooar Wiggltease Justice ‘Wightman Bai

Extan v de Villana case and Chelmsford Petty Sessions notes

In the Lond​on law column the Marlborough Street police court records reveal Extan versus de Villana over £15 alleged for goods, with the defendant attending and the court awarding £1 for attendance and costs after the plaintiff failed to appear. Chelmsford Petty Sessions report Emma Robinson, fourteen, accused of stealing spectacles and clothing. Rosa Farr case ends with the child returned to its mother amid questions of alleged abuse. Also described is James Smithwick’s attempted jail escape and governor’s response to prevent repeats.

Tsursday Extan EeTaen DE Villana Marlborough Street Benjamin Eilam Shipman Mademirelle Eather de Villers Casters Leoline de Villars de la Mare Aho Mademoiselle Esther Victoria Lealine Costa Chelmsport Critp Sreating Axp Juvenite Deraavitr Emma Robinson Benjamin Stock Orsett Hamlet Chelmsford John Barningham Rona Farr No. 1 Wilton Place Knightsbridge Mary Farr Ahea Chapel Street Westmister Sos Hyde Park Rosa London John Hyde Sheame Hasilfoot Brentwood Colchester Frances Halls Beatag Fulham Union Thomas Hagkart Haskard Beadon Jemima Trefilyar Street Armmeramith Louisa Jemima Stevens Ruskard Beadoo Sant J. Strvena Board of Guardiana Stevens Esid Ba Ray Hemmersmith Hankard Mr. Haskard Mr. Beadan Duke Hammersmith Board of Guardians FA AL Lin

Central Court Hears Conspiracy and Theft Indictments

August session opens with 270 prisoners for trial. Alfred Evans and Joseph Price face charges of stealing groceries from Cle t ree, with testimonies detailing a prearranged plan involving Purday. Convictions follow as jurors return guilty verdicts. sentences deferred. Tuesday's cases include a Bank of England note theft of £65 from Ferdinand Arundel and a complex trial involving loans, witness testimony, and defence challenges. The Recorder orders money restored to the prosecutor and notes ongoing court business for Wednesday.

Seasion Ropsem Autrosp Carnarpina Oy Campirons Alfred Evans Joseph Price Stems Peter ‘Ea Clet Revier Abe Gmorr Bethnal Green Road Evana Price Evans Purday Erana Brane Parday Goodern John Purday Taylor Ballantine John Payne Crose Bexce Bas Old Court George Dickens Bank of England and Country Ferdinand Leopold Arundel O'Brien Doas Learned Council Soaneaver Ha Wan O’brien John Fulson Derby Hna Cass Bristol Bath Lie Nan Lei Noat Munro

Police Reports from Mansion House and Guildhall

A long string of London court items reports robbery, false character protection, arson, assault, and threats across several boroughs. Included are cases against James Barrymore and Mery Ann for trafficking stolen goods, a Quaker-exposé letter sage, a cheque theft by George Naylor, deception in servant character claims, a wife-wounding case, a juvenile theft under the new act, and at the Opera House a disputed seating incident. Officers describe testimonies, remands, and committals for trial.

Mansion House James Barrymore Mery Ann Bia Slater Menara Moses, and Co Tallora Aldgate Pawnbrokera Goodman Hhis Central Criminal Court Portien Hockly Wood Corbett Court Moses Wood Joseph Ady Ady Winchester Street Old Broadstrea Pemely J. W. Weeon Eng Welch Mr. W Autecep Rossert Sunczon Asstarart George Naylor Clarke Queen Street Cheapside J. T. King College Hill Noidh Thomas Richarde A. W. Clarke King Wooller Brompton Crescent Candy Prisonar Highgate Gadsden Scotland Brompton Dixon Brompton Terrace Brompton Square Thane Propla Preag Smith Childe Forestreet John Skews Asidahn Alderman Johnson Newgate Despreata Vinaco Margaret Keith Ann Eagle Sonnhill Thad Schoefield Privary Auu Biewie Lucas Nrville Blue Lion Yard Gray's Inn Rosd Cuanog Anzaon David Allen Corporation Row Iraan Vivian Waaper Berrymen Waller Heeper Clerkenwell Nichols George Alien Margaret Street Walmington Square Wealler Argtro Rospery Ax Easayy James Thimar William Ailen Larkin Clerkenwell Green bin Manter Red Line Square Carolina Bowling Mary Bowling George Yerd St. Luke's Esther Bowling Comee

Pair of Miscagants Charged With Inciting Offence

William Beery Hornby of 7 Kirby Street Hutton Garden and Frederick Willame a young wholesale druggist assistant faced final examination on inciting an immoral act. The court ordered bail with Hornby in 400 pounds and sureties 200 each while Willame stood 200 with two sureties of 50. Hornby was removed amid a loud disturbance at the yard.

Albany Street Fell Cox No 69 Strand York and Albany Regent's Park Witess Bat William Walker Park Street Dorset Square Rowe Hawley Road Kentish Town Abraham Ashford Sunman Downes Goodman S Division Godman Woo Uwsich William Beery Hornby Kirby Street Hutton Garden Frederick Willame Jeremy Hornby Willinwe

Postmaster General honored. Cobden on free trade praised

Saturday report notes Bradley the Lombard street carrier defended the post bag from ruffians in Word street and kept his pay. A banquet in Stettin featured Cobden lauding free trade, abolition of the Corn Laws, and the goal of zero protection tariffs. He urged sustained reform, praised navigation acts and port prosperity, and urged ongoing reduction of protection.

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