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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 04, 1847

Page

4

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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