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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 05, 1846

Page

6

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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