Maid of many charges falls in court case
The trial recounts Miss Anne Simons’s alleged thefts at Mr Hickman’s chambers. Witnesses describe drawers opened and parcels moved, with Simons denying intentional wrongdoing while siblings and staff corroborate access to the chambers and a history of visits. The jury convicts Anne Simons of theft and and her father is later sentenced for receiving stolen goods. Mr Hickman is acquitted on the main charge.
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Mosey
Haas
Pati
Emember
Miner
Simons
Gage
Parenes
Barker
Simona
Miss Simons
Hanover
Simone
Snellgrove
Ann Simons
Lizabeth Simons
Wilkins
Mr. Stinton
Hanover Square
Ar. Stinton
Serjeant Wilkine
Mr. Justice Cultman
Justice Coltman
Stipton
Ann Simone
Mr. Hickman
Anne Simons
Marshall
Mr. Marshall
Hickman
F. Thesiger
Richard Frederick
Spain
Bodkin
Atolla
Beulah Spa
Kennington Cross
Duvan
White
Vauxhall
Simon
Reecuer
Axppason
Piccadilly
James Thomas
Phipson
Corbold
Tattersall's
Anderson
Beecher
Eawin James
Mr. Harrison
Serjeant Allen
Sea Reporter
Bell
Edwin James
Nason
E. James
Tilbury
Harge
Mount Street
Groavenor Square
Beegher
Serjeant
Allen
Thomas
Mason
Marleborough
Uzcep Intzeal
Attenborough
Oxford Street
Bingham
George Berkeley
Clarkson
Silvester
Lady Berkeley
Victoria
Sir George Berkeley
Mr. Attenborough
London
Berkeley
Moxty
Carl Eemann
British Museum
Horsley
Smith
Holloway
Lewis
Poncey
Great
Russell Street
Esmano
Eamann
Great Rooseell Street
Esmann
Bettiah
Mr. Horsley
Mr. Smith
Ponce
Maaistats
Sheridan
Munpes
William Stuart Sheridan
Excise Office
Frances Sheridan
George Yarrow
High Street
Shoreditch
Hackney
Mara Street
Injunction granted over New La Belle Assemblée articles
In a chancery proceeding Mr Bothell sought an ex parte injunction to stop the proprietor of New La Belle Assemblée from printing select pieces from the Miscellany. Altering the author’s name from Romer to Homer did not prevent the court from granting the restraint.
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Wemrerspay
Amber Vy. RootBsox
L. Shadwell
Bothell
Hallie
la Belle Ansemblée
Romer
Ramer
Homer
City Court Tries Forgery and Swindle Cases In One Day
In the Central Criminal Court and before the Recorder, the day’s docket includes the disposal of a case where William Farmory pleaded guilty to a railway scrip forgery after previously contesting the indictment, and received a 15 month sentence for a gross offense. In a separate Wednesday session, Henry Gardner, Thomas Holliday, Joseph Seager, James Loup, and Herman Cuirsel face charges of conspiring to defraud tradesmen and obtaining goods by false pretences, with testimony from jeweller Samuel Benson detailing swindle schemes involving commissions, forged firms, and misrepresented invoices.
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Mospay
Apne Simons
Turspay
Foadry
Hartwar Scarp
Huddlestons
West
William Farmory
Farmery
Clarkson
Bodkin
Railway Company
Huddlestone
Compter
Recorder
Henry Gardner
Thomas Holliday
Joseph Seager
James Loup
Herman Cuirsel
Prendergast
Gardner
Rubinson
Holliday
Menars
Ballantine
Samuel Benson
Ludgate
Hamburgh
Tiverton Street
Islington
Messrs. Jones
Cheapside
Messrs
Badrick
Ansiat
Ficer
Soster
Foxorison Raruwat
Joseph Alfred Sandlands
Wea
Barker
London and Northeastern Company
Broughton
Humphreys
Coulter
Captain Browyer
Euston Square
Joseph Sandilands
Eauston Station
Birmingham
Robert Stephenson
M.P
Great George Street
Westminster
Humphrosa
Dolly
Green
Thomas Duck
Paddington
Jane Duck
White Lion Place
Pollard
William Lee
Moore
Chymist
Brown Street
Edgeware Road
Grant
Nutford Place
Thomas
Hammersmith
Leenon
St. Thomas’s Hospital
POLICH REPORTS GUILDHALL CRIME AND TRIALS IN LONDON
Report from the Guildhall sessions recounts a vitriol assault case at Catherine Wheel, a seduction defense, a student theft spree at King’s College, multiple forgeries and public notices, and a fatal neglect case in Walworth. Names include Lewin, Jane Fairfall, and Sir Peter Laurie, with further proceedings on opium purchase and a forged railway pass.
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Margate
Myers
P. Laurie
Brighton
Sir Peter
Mr. Lewis
Lewis
Peter Laurie
Fraud Conspiracy Trial Ends With Guilty Verdicts
In a London court, Holliday Gardner and Seager were found guilty of conspiracy over a rack of forged purchases and fake pretences. Loup was acquitted while Holliday and Gardner received eighteen months in Newgate, Seager nine months, with evidence detailing forged debts and staged furniture frauds connected to Ita Pinner's Hall.
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Holliday
Smith
Schalkbenser
Ita Pinner's Hall
Holliday and Co
John Taylor
Ilington
Tiverton Street
Pioner's Hall
Prendergast
Stege
Robinson
Gardner
Bodkie
Seager
Clarkson
Loup
Caissel
Ballantine
Catenton Street
Recorder
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Evans
Inas H. Owen
Parcel Post Company
Freet Street
Parcel Post Delivery Company
Lawrence
Central Criminal Court
Bow Stedet
Luxmore
St. Martin's Lane
Middlesex
Hall
Spencer Hall
Henry
National Gallery
Aliss Martineau
Jppers
Prichard
Society For the Suppression of Vice
Seach
Henry Immediate
Withon
Maeryshezone
William Hunter
Harley Street
Cavendish Square
Bartlett
Jalient
Great Russell Street
Etmann
Mr. Bingham
Eemann
Poocey
Lewin
Bis
Esmaun
Carr
Pownt
Panizzi
Aston Place
Poncy
Eamaon
Ballantyne
Puncy
Esmenn
Poney
Eamwann
Inscutixa Pracanp
Kenneth
Fishmon
Bond Street
Maddox Street
Lambster
Cuanne
Murnpen
Isabella Kirk
Elliott
George Quinnier
East Street
Walworth
Bth
Russell
No. 16
Eaat
Jane
Quinner
Walworth Road
Hewett
Shara Nat
Mata
Jingu
George Downing
Nard Thay
Uni
Piao
Asha
Spee Penn
Vi Soner
Fen
M Rabine
Trys
Toate
Ali
South
Vinho
Ness
Rey
Hami
Humphresa
Stone
Newart
H. Puittevin
Queen Street
Mile
Ellis Sant
Biett
Acces
Walla
Workheuse
J. J Union
S. Byreb
Surges Hospital
Hammill
Wicksteed
Peale Pate Geons
Ory