Convicted Thorn Rickey faces life exile amid pardon confusion
At the Central Criminal Court a pardoned convict named Rickey remained unmoved by a free pardon offer on condition of leaving the country for life. Trials continued for conspiracy, burglary, theft, and assault with several defendants sentenced to transportation, imprisonment, or mercy recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ckey
Hamilton
12Th Lancers
Hampton Court Palace
Mr. Home Criminal Court
Cope
Newgate
Rickey
Mr. Cope
Phillips
Reitenhoffer
Teuten
Marquis of
Downshire
William Thomson
Peter Annand
John King
George Lowe
Sarahing
Henry Milberry
Guardians of the Poor
St. Mary, Lambeth
William Maltwood
William Hurley
Beechey
William Gardner
Philip Robert Moore
James Warwick
Samuel Jutsam
Chambers
Clarkson
Alfred
Nash
Castle-street
Whitechapel
Samuel Justum
Aldgate
High-street
Ralph Rees
Dutman
Justum
Elizabeth Lazarus
Richard Haw
Big Bill
Datman
Woodley
Middlesex General Sessions
Kilsby
Samuel George Campbell
Wm. Myhill
Jane White
W. Thompson
Rick Lane
Spitalfields
George Davis
Henry Sims
John Saunders
Scary Toohy
Eleanor Conpellan
Mansion House aid and police court actions reported
A lord mayor letter describes a £12 draught from Mary Light to Major Carpenter of Dorset Place with local contributions later aiding him. The report covers police court cases against John Higgins for assault at the Mint and Constable Glascock accused of violent outrages against Ann Supple, with magistrates dismissing the latter after conflicting evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Drummond
Major Carpenter
Dorset
Place
Galignani
Rolle
Mary Light
Carpenter
John Higgins
Great Western Railway Police
Hoskins
Lord Montford
Henry Gilles
Burns-street
Paddington
Mint
South Wharf-road
Mark Whitehead
Homerrow
Maybank
Glascock
Ann Supple
Star-street
Lewis
Police misconduct inquiry over two constables on Marlborough Street
A public inquiry examined Ven Jerson and Findon of the C division for pushing two intoxicated men and allegedly assaulting a complainant at Marlborough Street station. The inspector declined charges against Forbes. officers were urged to be suspended briefly as warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlborough Street
Ven Jerson
Findon
Forbes
Henderson
Chambers
Baker
Purland
Prince’s Street
Hanover-square
Jane Adams
Harvey
Cambridge Terrace
Edgeware Road
Avis
Haycock
Burrell
Pearce
Byers
Worcester
London
St. James’s Park
Bath magistrate frames tale of jealousy and assault
A mixed docket of petty crime and domestic dispute unfolds at Bath and London magistrates. Mrs Harvey is fined for striking Jane Adams amid jealousy over her husband, while a donkey case ends in 408 or 14 days imprisonment. Other tales include asylum removals, a coinage scare, and a broken betrothal over pledged goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Harvey
Chambera
Mrs. Harvey
Jane Adams
Mr. Harvey
Mr. Chambers
Bath
Piccadilly
Green-Yard
Alexander Wilkie
Mary
Hughes
Wells-street
Oxford Street
Hatton Garden Case and Dublin Style Alibis in Court
The report details Patrick Cochrane accused by Tim Murphy of robbing £2 14s from a lodger in a shared room at Hatton Garden. Murphy testifies about sleeping arrangements and the alleged theft while other lodgers are named. Also covered are Ellen M Namara’s drunken attempt to reach Mr. O Connell at the House of Commons and a string of police misconduct claims and theft charges involving other defendants in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Benett
Flannigan
St. Andrew, Holborn
Hanwell Asylum
Witham
Bennett
Flack
Hackney
Mr. Witham
Hanwell
Abrahams
Edwards, Duke
Hall
Mint
Benett
Hatton Garden
Patrick Cochrane
Hod
Tim Murphy
Murphy
Mr Benett
Pat Flynn
Terence Clany
Tim Donovan
Phalim O’flannigan
Mr.Benett
Karachter
William Beardsworth
Messrs
Jamaica
Twopenny Post Office
Woods
Liverpool
Britannia
Limehouse
Symonds
Northern
Central Bank of England
Union Hale
Frederick Pearson
Rifle Brigade
Jeremy
Division of Police
Camberwell
Rifle Brigades
Island of
Jersey
Woolwich
New York
Atlantic
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Central Criminal ‘Court
Saffron-hill
House of Correction
Mansion House
Marylebone
Worship Street
Samuel Sheers
Caroline
Eliza
Henry Bigg
Queen Square
Ellen M‘namara
House of Commons
O’connell
Piper
Dan
Ireland
Police
Edward Lyans
Edmund Haycock
Shades
Charing Cross
Evans
Thither
14.A
Thomas Brown
Queen Street
Chelmsford
Stamford Street
Silver Cross
Scotland-yard
Lambeth Street
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