Court Reports from the Queen's Bench and Common Pleas
A run of civil actions and rulings outlines negligence in wine storage, loss of goods, and property damages. Verdicts include 25 pounds for Mrs Richardson, 200 pounds for a Bloomsbury windows case, and 50 pounds in a libel suit against the Northern Star publishers. Bankruptcy matters cover Koch's certificate and Lord Mexborough's Leeds fiat. Also noted are a Tower Hamlets Requests case over six shillings and eightpence for an actress's refusal to play Ophelia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Queen’s Bench
Sireups
Ruenannsos Vr
Barcuw
Mary Richardson
Tufton Place
Holloway
Montague Chambers
Boville
Mr. Knowles
Conpax Vv
Menntex
Church Street
Bloomsbury
Court OF Common Tleas—Wensisway
O'Coxsete Vr
O'Consorn Anp Avornes
William Johm O'Connell
Feargas O'Crnpar
Justnn Hobson
Norttes Star
Serjeant Dowlng
Banks
Serjeant Wilkins
Eary Wilde
Dowling
Clainiff
O'Connell
Ireland
Daniel O'Connell
Feargus O'Conner
Northern Star
Hobson
W. J. O'Connell
Moss
Hills
St. George's Ward
Dwaine
O’connell
Tis
Wilkins
O'Connor
London
Leeds
O’connor
Sirs Thave
Fearnes O'Coxson
Daniel Nial
Thomas Reading
Serjeant
Wilde
Central Court at Townspay Sees Several Theft and Assaults
In the Central Criminal Court before the Recorder and other judges, Christopher Walker a toll collector aged 25 was tried for stealing 2000 pence 2150 halfpence and other sums totaling 13 pounds 13 851. The case ended with acquittal due to lack of proof of company incorporation. Separate sessions heard Mary Ives aged 35 and her daughter aged 13 plead guilty or were acquitted for stealing waistcoats valued at 203 from John Alexander Watson. John Charles Young was sentenced to four years transportation after a prior conviction for stealing from a letter. A trial of Richard Martin and others ended with a Not Guilty verdict for assault with felonious intent but guilty of violent assault. Thomas Evans was found guilty of wounding Louisa Childs with intent to murder. initial sentence of transport for fifteen years was reduced to ten years. Henry Jones, a man resembling a saint, faced charges of stealing sovereigns from Thomas Barker Hall in a London trip, with details of the night at various venues including the Crown and Yorkshire Stingo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Christopher Walker
Waterley Bridge
Perenta
Doane
Prisoer
Cavsen
Pevenry
Bullock
Mary Ives
John Alexander Watson
Deptford Bridge
Beggdd
Old Court
Baron Parke
John Charles Young
Suzanne
Orricen
Richard Martin
Augustus Dolly
Ballantine
Serjeant Wilkins
Clarkson
Iscape
Serjeant
Wilkins
Murphy
Trish
Ellis
Young
Sun
Murpgen
Thomas Evans
Louisa Childs
Gay's Hospital
Henry Harding
Kent Street
Robinson Cross
New Court
Henry Jones
Thomas Barker
Manchester
London
Royal Exchange
Oxford Street
London Bridge
Crown
Paddington
Look Haine
Chronicle
Marshall
Ugh Roberts
Evans
Dandinas
Humphreys
Royal Tixchange
Mechill
George Todd
Upson
Cysen
Hig
Tvanes
B. Green
Saul
Cheapside
Ware
Slaupitier
Dewan
Roberts
Wea
Thureday
Everett
Apes
Yorkshire
John Upson
Swan
Ds Oleach
Kenvington
America
Messrs. Swan
Verce’s
Kensington
Barry
Sophia Smith
Meases
Hayes
Ard Pearre
Abe
John Marston
Cus
Jody
Wood Street
Harry
Slater
Murshid
Haugh Sebert
Stephen
Pii
Robert
Muestiall
Pa Marstaal
Veaus
O'Brien
Tobler
Tetenis
Pri
N.t
Soner
Hebler
Slater Haviing
Aliow Marshal
Slaters
Corder
Mr. Staler
Stephen Hayes
Wondrote
Station House
Beas Seld
Marston
Roverts
Alee Eel
Smelines
Artress
Tie Fork Meyer
Evang
Hobler
Humshreya
Maver
Misa Willy
Culf
Miro Cuff
Iliott
Whiteyer
Wasa
Rebinusong
Robeeeg
Sophie Iy
Metropolitan Pols
Kilien
George James
Surrey
Evins
Abs
Dulwich
Hemsiture Aera House
Sydenham
George Benwell
Elliott
Tee
Eesilenes
Sperenson
Miteder
Bret
Cate
Pebinern Ceva
Robingin
Robinson
Cer
Eljott
Ty Husinn
Prisoners in Courts of London Debauch The Law
A chaotic 1845 London courtroom chronicle details robberies and assaults across Cheapside and Kensington. Roberts, Marshall, and Upson face lurid charges tied to handkerchief thefts, with testimony from police and shopkeepers. A separate case covers a lodge theft by a city policeman and a forgery of pantry staples by railway workers, highlighting a pattern of petty crime and shifting loyalties.
Sentences and sessions results from late court terms
The list records sentences settled at the late sessions for forgery and prison terms. Individuals named include J Jones for forgery and multiple others with terms ranging from two years to long terms, detailing names such as George Pearson, William Stone, Eliza Wright, Mary Ann Sanders, J Evans, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Jones
George Pearson
William Stone
J. Anderson
J. Sullivan
F. Smith
J. Peters
Eliza Wright
J. Evans
2. Wendgst
Ro Wood
J. Greaves
F. Thlarp
J. Smith
G. Brown
Mary A. Smith
Esther Elizabeth White
Mary Sanders
Richard Martin
Newgate
F. W. Izant
J. Bardcastle
J. Simpson Alias Davis
H. Jones
J. Hitchcock
W.D. Keen
J. Ryder
Thomas Swindle
J. Wright
H. Grant
W. Biges
J. Bradley
H. Dance
J. Brown
H. Froud
J. Symons
H. Shergold
Jane Neale
J. Fanning
Sarah Firth
Emma Smith
Eliza Wood
Eliza Jackson
H. Fenton
Ann Thomas
M. Flaherty
Gevu
Jervant
J. Henbury
E. Harper
J. Drover
J. Wilkinson
E. Hooper
LAW CASES IN CLERKENWELL AND A CATHOLIC CLERGYMAN ROW
In clerkenwell a cabman named Crve was fined 20s and costs after refusing a rank-mate cab, with no hire agreement, despite the complainant urging mercy for charity. Captain Wille of Lambeth and Rev. Tennison Cuff clashed over a dying Roman Catholic relative, with accusations of insult and threats, while Captain Wille defended conduct and sought restraint against further disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Crve
Stewart
Gisucestur Crescent
Camden Town
Wille
Lambeth
Elliott
Tennison Cuff
Willk
Cull
Cuff
Copter Wills
Young Indies
Doctor Doyle
Captain Wille
Captain Wills
Mr. Cuff
Casn
Desrenath Arenay and Poachers In Night Fight at Park
In a late night spill at Lith Instants preserves, six poachers clashed with four watchers from T. W. Beatmorr. Keepers William Hodgeon Frederick Hodgeon and Moses Trout captured four poachers and one gun after a desperate fight. The accused, named as John Har greases Joachan Bealfire John Saci and Dent Harrison, were sent to trial at You s Castle. A separate case reports a dead infant found in a wicker basket abandoned near Nottingham, with a letter to a Suffolk address. Police pursue suspects as coroner reviews the infant’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desrenath
T. W. Beatmorr
Bretton
Pealers
Pheartaniz
Heliand Park Wood
Wiliam
Frederick Hodgeon
Moses Trout
Theia Wespers
Watchere
Barnsley
Yous Castle
Eneamne
John Hargreases
Joahon Bealfire
John Saci
Dent Harrison
Clayton Westie
Gosette
Norrscham
Pineteen
Thorsdes
Willoughby
Je W. Smith
Suffolk
Nottingham
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Tyrae Matres
Jonxs Goewin
Justice Patiesen
Chambers
Victoria
Judeme
Gomsher
Sarransy
Koca
Hisle, Christiane, and Koch
Calcutta
East India
Lawrence
Hilleary
Ferchurch Street
Cace
Koch
Dilla
Mr. Koch
Keach
Mr. H
Jobler
Courtenay
Lord Mexborough
Honofr
Ilm. Lee
Subpena
Smith
Tower Hamlets
Frederick Neale
Thorne
Neale
Ophelia
Central Criminal Court
Jie
Hartland
Latbeth
Maury Stith
John Smith
Sili
Mr. Long
Middlesex Westions
Cunus Cashoe
Suffolk-street
Padli Alall
Richard Pridmoore
Adama
Wharton
Vridmere
Adams
Madame Wherton
Vridimere
Mr. Lawton
Ben. Caunt
Madame Wharton
Pridmore
Mr. Adams
Ben Caunt's
Paines
Chrekrony
Hardwick
Crockford
Mansion House
Chiuline
Thompson
Billington
Hayden
Chime
Lorch
Smmith
Glasgow
John Johnson
Ipswich
Todhunter
Orwell
Bhusband
Sam
Lord Meyer
Kingstreet
Custady
Falcon-square
FeLoxy Iy
Pontermix
Robert Stokes
Sidney
Foulger
Moorlace
O'Sullivan
Douglas
Ilo
Alderman Sidney
Cousin
Anuther
Marlborough Street
Bomgny
Alfred Brooks
Dean
Leicester
Sarah Brooks
William Hall
Joseph Dean
St. Martin's Lane
Lia Master's Shop
Jeape
Leicester Square
Boar Street
St. Martin's
Copper
Weetminsatir
Wiliam Smyth
Antony Mages
Vic
Algal
Deendant
Defendant
Lloyd's Place
Ebury Street
Pistico
Forster
Wrcthe
Colonel Rowan
Mages
Cal.taway
Burrell
Rowan I
Erie
Coaster Butts
Binnham
Rubinie
Thames
Crret Ronnery
Fisove Heath
Roderip
Daniel Fitzeera
Radford
Fitgerald
Adi
Wignevald
Lieser
Wisgissrete
Ireken Woatar
Uze
Plowrita
Ely Testead
Isd
Plowrite
Fitzgerald
Clerkenwell