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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 30, 1845

Page

5

Summer Assizes Northern Circuit Trial Summary

At Livenproon August 25 the civil trial over a 400 ton guano cargo from Liverpool to London concluded with the plaintiffs winning £3,086 5s in damages after disputes over quality. Other cases included a seduction suit seeking damages for loss of services, a Manchester robbery with a fifteen year transport sentence, burglaries in Manchester with long terms, and a public-house related assault verdict.

Northern Circuit Livenproon Ariscip Faavos II Guana Torummann Justice Cresswell Watson Cowling Martin Serjeant Murphy Mr. Addison London Sarah Almouth Clyde Clint Liverpool Afr Cowett Marxox Whigham Atherton Blackburn Hierwayr Rossigy Robert Bleasley James O'Brien Manchester R. Baxter Wilking Ashton Under Gyne Prizoner Aehton Beeclany Joseph Moran George Murray George Webster Monk Moran Hangingditch Caty Murray Webster Paget Atkinaga Addison Street O'Flaherty Mra Bowes O'¥aherty Add Mim Dora William, Jones James M'Donald Mankind Monica Ta Aarp Desa Tee Dafende Green Wijlkina Donalé

Adroit Theft in Shipboard Hold Up Ends in Conviction

In a nautical case described from the deck, Jones attempted to swipe a purse from Mrs. Fryer while a companion climbed a ladder. An officer intervened as the purse containing half a sovereign and 82 io silver slipped from his hand. The prosecution faced a legal challenge over jurisdiction but the defendants were ultimately found guilty.

M‘ Donald Jones Admiralty of England Gan Henry Eerchbishop Canterbury Lambeth Palace Heoury Henry Hhatchip Mathews Princes Road Lambeth Beary Mr. Henry Archbishop of Canterbury Gann Bishop of Canterbury Els Joome Pelaca C. G. Fetrtrane Anguat C.G Lhess Lipscombe Abip Thorsoner Porcela Delivery Company

Law court case on jurisdiction and jail risk at Middlesex Sessions

In a London legal report the Commissioner Fane refuses to act on summonses levied on judgments from Courts of Request citing jurisdiction doubts. A separate Middlesex Sessions case follows with Charles M Donald, 26, charged with stealing small items from Ebenezer Spencer. The jury acquits after capricious evidence and a judge’s cautious direction.

Court OF Bankruptcy Latemr Smart Depts Act Com Missioner Summonacs Fane Court of Queen's Bench England Middlesex Sessions Weoxespay Charles M'Donald Ebenezer Spencer Prendergast Payne Spencer High-street Shoreditch Charles Prender James Spencer Lambeth M'Donald James

Murder trial at Greenwich ends in acquittal

Mary Ann Eager nineteen faced a cut and dry case for the wilful murder of her infant at Greenwich on June 26. Surgeons testified to a fatal wound to the child and the prisoner’s distressed condition but the jury, after cross examination, found her not guilty.

Mrr. Hatch Greenwich Clarkson Mitchell E. Platt Jeotios Wrightse Sarees BP Dafa Clarkeon Bos Ida Enoch Evans Mary and Margaret Enanee Bates Ais Ae & A Cad Witneas Cooper Prince of Wales Clarke On Heving Baron Platt New Coast Afr Ballantine Ashley Dewnpaper S. Garnce Sherwood Thames Sher Wood Grand Jury Lamstrance Deraayity Isabella Spin Ana Gardner Sarah Ford James Ford Adelphi Baron Pratt William Strickland Edward Lewis William Bookham Henry Osborn Victualler East and West India Dock Company Joseph Savory Bodkin Commissioners of Customs Sergeant Chadwick Jones Piggott Ozborne Prendergast Strickland Huddlestone Bonham and Lewis Menara East Indies William Coleman Balls O'Brien United Brothers Birmingham Provident Society Finsbury Sivingy Bank Tan New Covnr William Surman Brewer Street Somerstown William Jones Coombe Hill Cheltenham Brentford Geihy Priven Maxelaughter Joseph Harvey Charles Rutherby Anne Rutherby Walworth Harvey Otway John M'Carthy Mary M‘carthy Mary Almond Elliott Finsbury Chapman Marshall Chapman Matahall Taylor Abe Clueekunwall Extaaospimany Caanes Binamy Thomas William Chapman Combes Sarah Pearns Wormas Sullngton Wontner Robinson St. Pancras Church Mr. Rodmann Blabop Stortford Jahop Stortford Mr. Robinson Anne Smith Lincolnshire Mr. Combe Charlotte Street Islington Jad Edward Leforest John-Street Bedford-row James Wharton-street Laforest Blouthware Borins Storzex B. Harris Cutler-Street Houndsditch Cottingham Farness Bermondsey-street Furness Jer Davis Petticoat Lane Forness Harris Hoe Kent Lawrent George Paula Fitt Kent Street Traill Tasac Foomai Spierman Roberts Isaac Thomas Spierman Thames Ditton Beon Surrey Tas Charnoes Hi Son Charnock Croydon Periecy Hardman Vauthall Wandeworth Bray Alice Donner Battersea Wandsworth Paynter Langton Tenhouse Lane Payne Husbabe

Police Reports Show Violent Assaults and Thefts In Courts

London docket details a violent assault at Minories with the accused remanded for bail. A woman, Margaret Scott, faces robbery charges in a separate case with a watchful police response. Other cases include a East India affair postponement, a suspected abortion plot, and various petty crimes explored by magistrates in multiple wards.

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