Injunction over New Labelters article and rival pubs life quarrel
In a chancery ex parte, GoVBT-Wepnespar Bentley v Roanson resulted in an injunction restraining the defendant proprietor of the New Labelters from printing certain articles, including a guest piece copied from Romer to Homer, with minor name changes. In the Penny press circuit, trials at the Court of Queen's Bench and Common Pleas covered assaults at various pubs, liability for a cab collision, and libel-defense issues, with verdicts including damages to the plaintiff and a mocked verdict for a farthing in a public-house quarrel.
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Govbt—Wepnespar
Bentley
Roanson
L. Shadwell
Bothell
Hallett
New la Belters
Gelate
Heation
Cant
Enleman
Romer
Homer
QUEHH
Nisi Prius
Justice Erle
Chambers
Miller
Serjeant Allen
Hungerford Market
Edgeware Road
Paddington
Central Criminal Court Trial Docket of Manslaughter Misadventures
In a crowded session at the Central Criminal Court Hickman 20 faced a manslaughter charge in the death of Anne Bridges after a canal collision on the Grand Junction Canal. The case featured debate over canal regulations, possible negligence, and witness testimonies validating prisoner's character. Separate indictments followed for George Morday’s manslaughter in a fireworks accident, and Edwin Probert’s theft from the Silk Hatters’ Benefit Society. Additional matters included a forged dividend warrant case against George Phipps with complex stock and executor actions, and other trials of forgery and fraud cases, spanning multiple defendants and nautical to mercantile offences.
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London
Ree Morday
Wanireworks
George Y
Robert Morday
Little
Surrey Street
Vincent
Parry
Justice Coleman
Aopop
Edward Vincent
Edwin Probert
Hatter
Benjamin Walker
Clarkson
Silk Haters’ Benefit Society
Black Bull
Thames Street
Society
Bristol
New Couat
Emily Pettit
Mary
Recorder
Geome
Justice Coltman
J. Duke
George Phipps
Bank of England
Clarkeun
John Bailey
Griffiths
Chelmsford
Essex
Thomas
John Rance
Phipps
Papps
Thomas Rance
Forrester
Oliver
Norton Folgate
Wilson
Enfield
Ton Baker
Rance
Miss Rance
Anne Simons
Hoddlestone
West
Wiliam Farmery
Farmery
Bodkin
Railway Company
Huddlestone
Compter
Swinpling Ix
Tar City
Henry Gardner
Thomas Holliday
Joseph Seager
James Loup
Hernon Cuissel
Samuel Benson
Ludgate Hill
Gardner
Holliday
Tiverton Street
Islington
Schalkhenser and Co
Moorgate Street
Watch and Chain
Pinner's Hall
Giltapur Street
Witness
Menora, Jones
Cheapside
Mesere
Jones
Schalkbenser
Pinner’s Hall
Holliday and Co
John Taylor
Pinoner
Prendergast
Robberies Alarm London Churches Linked To Charles Carr
A middle aged man named Charles Carr faced charges for robbing several churches near London including Cripplegate Cripplegate St Giles Acton St John’s Wood and Teddington. Police allege he gained access by asking to inspect monuments and hid a stolen bible. He was committed for trial on proven felony cases and remanded on others to allow further evidence gathering.
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Charles Carr
St. Giles
Criplegate
Hornsey
Acton
St John's Wood
Teddington
Franwell
Elizabeth Dillon
Alexander
Lady Spearman
Cripplegate Church
Chambera
Alderman Hughes
Extraonpmany Arraig
Jane Fairfall
Widegate Alley
Bishopsgate
Helf
Lewis
Catherine Wheel
Catherine Wheel Alley
Blahopsgate
Samusis
Margate
Lattle
P. Laurie
Brighton
Sir Peter
Peter Laurie
Indecent Assaults and Miscellaneous Court Notices
A London magistrates' court heard several cases including a man named William Hunter accused of indecent conduct toward a constable in Marylebone, with bail set. Joseph Alfred Sandilands charged with forging a pass to fraudulently obtain travel on railway lines, remanded for a week. Other items involved alleged poisoning attempts, illegal pawning of Sir George Berkeley’s plate, a librarian fraud claim at the British Museum, waterman licensing at Haymarket, and a Mesmeric influence complaint. A cab driver was linked to a willful murder inquiry into an illegitimate infant in Walworth. further hearings covered obstructive placards, public-house disputes, and a funeral arrangement dispute.
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Rossear
Kixo
William Hood
Hall
King’s College, Strand
Arthur Young
Partridge
Middlesex
London
Sixcomp
Spencer Hall
Kagwn
Henry
National Gallery
Martpean
Prichard
Society For the Suppression of Vice
Pantis Tes
Marylebone
Conover
Morisy
William Hunter
Harley Street
Cavendish Square
Bartlett
Jengih
Badrick
Long
Humphreys
Cape
Coulter
Brewyer
Euston Square
Joseph Sandlandsa
Eauston Station
Birmingham
Robert Stephenson
M.P
Great George Street
Westminster
Barker
Dolly
Green
Wirz
Thomas Duck
Paddington
Jane Duck
White Lion Place
Pollard
William Lee
Moore
Brown Street
Edgeware Road
Grant
Thomas
Hammersmith
Leeson
St. Thomas's Hospital
Marlborough Stehet
Bucks
Robert Williams
Haymarket
John Judd
Bingham
Attenborough
Oxford Street
George Berkeley
Clarkson
Silvester
Berkeley
Mr. Attenborough
Sir George Berkeley
Victoria
Moxty Onpsn
Carl Eemnon
Britiah Museum
Horsley
Smith
Holloway
Air
Lewis
Poncey
Great Russell Street
Esmann
Eemann
British Museum
Esmano
Eamann
Mr. Horsley
Mr. Smith
Abraham Pancey
Welonziaher
No. 47
Great Ransell Street
Great
Russell Street
Kirk Poncey
Esmanu
Mr. Bingham
Mr. Lewis
Eamonn
Iask
Ion
Pracasp
Kenneth
Bond Street
Maddox Street
Biason
Elliott
Mr. Elliott
Redford
Catherine M‘carthy
Timothy Driscoll
Cuaso
Munapea
Isabella Kirk
George Quinnier
East Street
Walworth
Russell
No. 16
Eastlane
Quinnier
Walworth Road
Firac
Hackney
Lake
Matey
Mure Street
Eesti
Pita
Braumont
Muleeidt
Prisuner
Hogse
Phate
T. Vt
Neeley
Bas
Vie
Praoner
Strampets
Priguner
Elirets
Sheridan
Robh
Ashing
Beadle
South Heckney
Timpa
Rose
Seid
Devine Gore
Hussar
Sears
Jeant Hawkes
Conspiracy verdict in fraud case ends with prison terms
The jury found Gardner Holliday and Seager guilty of conspiracy, acquitting Soup. Gardner and Holliday received eighteen months in Newgate, Seager nine months. The defense argued lack of direct involvement and claimed acting as agents for others. Witnesses testified to prior frauds linked to Seager and others, while the Recorder summed the case for the jury.
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Holliday
Conepiracds
Robinson
Gardner
Bodkin
Seager
Clarkson
Longs
Cuissel
Ballantine
Loup
Sugar hogshead theft and seamen wage dispute in London
In a Thames court report, a man named Campbell faced charges of handling stolen sugar hogsheads while a yardwatchman testified to catching him near Parry and Brother's premises. The article also details wage disputes for seamen from Quebec, with master Rory O'More, shipowners, and registrar arguments over certificates and deserter status, ending in orders to pay wages and claims for services.
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Thames
Alexander Campbell
Parry
Brothera
Suger Refiness
Messrs
Ballantine
Quvesee
Sbip
Rory O'More
Quebec
Yardley
St . Furiey
Julio Wiliams
London
Joseph Smith
Agater
Pelham
Cours Tt
Bearstrai
Coleman
Pelbara
Altereb
Leaven
Merce
Santhe Coats
Mmr
Nathaniel Robertees
Prince
Br Base
Peste Yardley
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Allen
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Clare Market
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