Assault and battery case in York circuit court
The court heard a lawsuit over an assault by Mrs Hullah on Mrs Dobby after a dispute at a gateway near Bishop Burton. The jury found for the plaintiff with damages awarded, while another trial involved Bairstow and Cowling in a rape case with a not guilty verdict. A Western Circuit session at Bristol included seduction and guarantee actions, with orders for damages and a £2000 verdict in a huntingtower-related dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dosrr
Wira
Dundas
Bishop Betten
Jackson
Hullah
Dobby
Knaresborough Market
Overend
Wilkins
Bairstow
Elizabeth Cowling
Bradford Fair
Mrade
Western Circuit
Buustet
Justice Wightman
Bristol
Colllins
Toghill
Sergeant Bompas
J. Smith
Mr. Cockburn
Mr. Stone
Emma Collins
Cockburn
Taursday
Ryan
Lory Huntincrowere
Butt
Serjeant Bompas
Erle
Bere
Lord Huntingtower
Melt
Panton
Hampshire
Trials at Central Criminal Court over Mr Hertford case and servant Suisse
The article covers a London Central Criminal Court session week with multiple trials. It details the calendar, including 360 prisoners, larceny by servants, violence, murder, and rape charges. It then focuses on Nicholas Suisse, the Marquis of Hertford’s valet, accused of stealing foreign securities worth up to 100,000 francs. It recounts testimonies, codicils, and wills praising Suisse, remarks by Lord Abinger, and the jurors ultimately acquitting Suisse on a later indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Abinger
Justice Williams
Baron Rolfe
Nicholas Suisse
Marquis of Hertford
Fitzroy Kelly
Bodkin
Phillips
Mr. Thesiger
Clarkson
Montagu Chambers
James
Kelly
Thomas Foote
Marquis of
Hertford
Dorchestershause
Regent’s Park
Hse“ Aaerts
Henrietta
Burel
Dorchesterhouse
Steaearet
France
Mademoiselle Burel
Dubois
Richmond
Marquis
Suisse
Ramagate
Mr. Kelly
Lord Hertford
Angelyne Burel
Thesiger
Dorchester House
Zichi
Mr. Croker
Paris
London
Messrs. Coutts
Genoa
Mademoiselle Dubois
Clare Josephine Dubois
Mdlle
Mdile
H. P. Fuller
Chambers
Felly
V-C
C. Phillips
Thessiger
Q.C
Chambera
Francis Marquia
England
Plate
Law court notes on Harrison firm and Courier insolvency
In the bankruptcy court at Moorgate Street the firm Harrison Drummond and Co is declared outlawed as no assets could be located. Debts are vast though details are unclear. In the insolvency matter of Charles Rowcroft the assignee was appointed, with Mr Walton named by creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andover
St. Albane’s
Penton
Blackleg
Lord Huntingtower
Coil
Angel
University-street
Gower-street
Bayswater
Serjeant Bompas
Justice Wightman
Grange
Henry Harrison
Fonblanque
Harrison, Drummond, and Co
India
Moorgate Street
Drummond
Dhbtors
Charles Rowenort
Cooke
Walton
Rowcroft
Globe
Courier
Not Guilty Verdict In Landmark Fraud Case
The court returned a Not Guilty verdict in the principal case then discharged the prisoner. He was later charged on two more indictments alleging defrauding the late Marquis of Hertford. Mr. Kelly stated he would not offer further evidence for the prosecution after the preceding result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pe KF
Shdey
Marquis of Hertford
Kelly
Prisoner Stringer FitzGerald Held on Assault Charge in Strand
Police report details Charles Wm Stringer FitzGerald accused by Richard Watson of attempted extortion and threats in a Clare Market room after luring him with “fine relics” for sale. Witnesses describe violence and theft, with the case tied to broader unrest and subsequent detentions at Marlborough Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wm. Stringer Fitzgerald
Richard Watson
Whitecross.street
Strand
Stanhope Street
Clare Market
Ship
Chandos Street
Twyford
Extentrox
Henry Bellamy Webb
Stock Exchange
Queen-street
Lincoln’s-inn-fields
Marlborough Street
Clarkson
Jardine
W. Rigdall
T 72
Great Western Railway
Oxford Street
Beard
Thomas Mills
Inspector Black
House of Correction
Edward Wills
Mic
Thomas Holland
Charles Perry
Edward King
Holland
Henry Triptree
Henry Mack
Thomas Browne
Frederick Abbott
Marlborough Street. A Pontic Casino Case in Court
In Marlborough Street a man named Longman testifies that William Thompson cane-struck him in Waterloo Place and slandered by words. The defendant counters with provocation and a slate of family slights. The magistrate notes an unlawful act of entering into this street assault. The narrative then shifts to the late case of Churchill and Newstead involving extortion plots in Hyde Park and Bow Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlborough Street
Pontic
John Longman
William Thompson
Longman
Waterloo-place
Thompson
Waterloo Bridge
Mr. Longman
Mr. Maltby
Churchill
Fitzgerald
Hyde Park
William Newstead
Stringer
Skinner
Kales Bill
Clarkson
Newstead
Deracina Placards Defaced by John Finers in Westminster
Police report John Finers a carpenter charged with defacing a placard posted by the secretary of state prohibiting public meetings at unseasonable hours. Constable Terence M’Carthy witnessed Finers smear the placard after a brief return to the site in Greycoat Place, Westminster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deracina
John Finers
Secretary of State
Terence M‘carthy
Greycoat Place
Westminster
Man Admits Ripping Down Placards at Workmen Rally
Inspector Barfoot reported Home Office orders to seize all persons tearing down placards. The defendant acknowledged the act, saying he and fellow workers have a right to meet about wages in public, though he admitted acting improperly on de facto postings. Magistrate Burrell ordered bail to answer for six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barfoot
Home Office
Burrell
Bussell
Clerkenwell Riot and Public Disorder at Clerkenwell Green
The Clerkenwell court heard two riot cases with Webb Lennard and Osborne among the accused for obstructing police and assaulting officers amid a mob of hundreds. The proceedings revealed violent defending and confessions, with fines set at 20s or three months imprisonment for the principal defendants and lighter penalties for others.
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Agnixe
Central Criminal Court
John Bean
T. J. Hall
Turspay
Bicamy
Joseph Woodin
Elizabeth Hyatt
Shepperton
Therisoner
Anne Boddington
Anne Cooper
Felton
Middlesex
LAW
Y Chronicle
Shepherd
Sutton
Hlorsemonger Lane
Lister
Ellen Thomas
Dennel Street
Bowstreet
Elina Fitzygerald
Bow-street
Hornemonger Lane
Camberwell
Frederick Clark
Mr. Churchill
Plume
Maltby
Clarknoy
Horsemonger Lane
William Stringer
William Newton Smithson
Robinson
Frederick Clack
Hill
Charles Fitzgerald
Denzgell Street
Smithson
William Thorn
Saddler
Denzell Street
Clare-market
Fitzgeralds
Charles
Jeant Mitchelson
Davies-street
Berkeley-Square
Grosvenor-gate
Grand Jury
Mr. Clarkson
Clack
Davis
Newgate
Queen Square
Clerkenwell
Monda
Webb
Lennard
Northampton Terrace
City Road
Magill
Islington
Noel-street
Tilington
Mr. Combe
Osborne
Mr. Webb
Sutherland
Porter
Clerkenwell-green
John Baker
Paul Square
Finsbury
Clerkenwell Green
George King
Archer
Hoe
Old Bailey
George Birr
Henry Smithers
James Burden
Thomas Bray
Henry Wiggs
Broughton
Combe
Chichester Place
Gray's Inn Road
Bayle
Wiggs
Bray
Marsh
Jervis
Wilkinson
Inspector Jervis
Ersons
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