LAW. CASES IN THE COMMON PLEAS AND CRIMINAL COURTS
Sewell and Cross sued for 29 pounds 13 shillings for furniture. dispute over alterations to a Bryanston Square room begun April 1838 and amended June 2. Jury returned verdict for plaintiffs. Equitable matter postponed. In Central Criminal Court two ten year olds convicted of two burglaries in one night. Transportation ordered. Other sentences listed. Tax relief case ends with workhouse admission for an Irish widow. Police act case fines for a dog attack.
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Court OF Common Pleas
Tussvar
Sewell
Duke OF
Brounswick
Cross
Serjeant Bompas
Joy
Richards
Bear
Bryanston Square
St. John’s
Clerkenwell
Equity Exchequer
Tvrspar
Kybut
Marquis of Waterford
Baron Alderson
Sergeants'Inn
Monmouth
London
Newark
Central Criminal Court
Juvenite Burelars
James Casey
George Helsh
John Henry Robson
Tower-hill
Ryan
Welsh
Casey
Robson
Clark
Mary Calahan
Mary
David Pikesley
Joseph Henry
Elizabeth Parker
Elizabeth Mullens
Thomas Kimbley
Thos. Evans
Mary Smith
J. Sheen
W. Brown
H. Lambert
J. Jennison
A .Taylor
J. Markie
Ann Gywn
T. Wiliams
J. Brown
W. Cotton
E. P. Wood
Hood
J. Andrews
Stockdale Letter and Lord Mayor Fray At Gloucester Gate
An 1839 exchange at Gloucester Gate reveals Joan Stockdale writing to the lord mayor asserting posterity rights. The meeting included a brie and private talk about alleged duty faults, with Stockdale denying guilt and a councilor’s opinion deeming thePrivy Council link mere form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleet Prison
Joan Josurpx Stockdale
Gloucester-gate
Regent’s Park
Stockdale
Mr. Stockdale
Bowins
Privy Council
Assault and escape cases at Hatton Garden and police reports
Patrick Lockett is charged with brutal violence against his wife Mrs. Lockett after a drunken quarrel at their Saffron Hill home. The couple disputed, both intoxicated, and the wife defended forgiveness as the surgeon testified to extensive injuries. A separate case covers George Johnson, alias Tells, alias Jackson, an escaped convict linked to Old Jewry burglaries and prior transportation for life. Police reports from Mansion House and Lambeth Street detail omnibus regulations, Stockdale’s complaint against government actions, and the Eastern Counties Railway outrage inquiry with bail and witness accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dhrink
Whitecross-street
Messrs. Heath, Purse, and Co
Jewry
Compter
Cheney
Old Bailey
Teakle
Barker
Rowland
H Division
Spital-street
Spitalfields
Needle
Messrs. Heath and Co
George Cheney
Broughton
Capper
John Eveleigh
Newport
Home Office
Mansion House
Paddington
Kensington and Chelsea
Cheapside
Ludgate-hill
Fleet-street
Commons
United Kingdom
Privy Council
Privy Council Board
Crown
Lambeth Street
Eastern Counties Railway
Andrews
Division of Police
Cullum
Eastern Counties Railway Company
Norton
Stratford
Lumley
Laytonstone
Mr. Lumley
Romford
Willliam
Swan Tavern
Pelly
Upton
London Docket Includes Abuse Accusations and Sailor Dispute
Magistrates hear a girl confess of exaggeration amid claims of chaining by her mother in law as father and relatives push for asylum. L lamp smashing and an attempted suicide case follow with a waterman saving a Parisian from drowning. A seaman versus a lodging-house keeper over wages ends in tentative referral to an attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hunter Blair
Hertford Street
Mayfair
Elephant and Castle
Prospect Ron
Westminster Bridge-road
Cockspur Street
Trafalgar Square
Blair
Scotland
Phillips
Mr. Jeremy
Mr. Phillips
Jeremy
Michel Cilelle
Paris
L Division
Thames
Lambeth Palace
William Byford
Westminster
Abingdon-street
Usher Burridge
Aranjuez
Byford
The
Humane Society
St. Pancras Sotl
Crimps
John Murgitroyd
Hart
Ratcliff Highway
Murgitroyd
Tavidd Heslop
Chas
Heslop
Mr. Ballantine
Margigitroyd
Pelham
Drowning at a Mile End brewery inquest verdict
An inquest at Mr Mann's ale and beer brewery Mile End on Thomas Marryatt found drowned in a fermenting ale vat. He had recently lost his wife and shown distress of mind after supper with fellow workers. The jury attributed death to immersion with no evidence of self-drowning. Ale drained away per orders. firm expected to lose about £50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smautan
Helsham
Mann
Earl's Court
Kexsixotox
Child
Kensington
Fata
Buckix Guam Palace
John Jones
Richard Cobbett
Northumberland Street
Strand
Buckingham Palace
Jones
Westminster Hospital
Anthony Carlisle
Old King’s Arms
Kensington Road
Mary Gibson
Serpentine
Mackey
Wall
Wolley
Elizabeth Smith
Russell-court
Covent-garden
Bristow
Notting-hill
Beadle
Liverpool Albion
EAGLE
Glasgow
Scotland
Ballast Board
Clontarf
Dublin Monitor
William Wheeler
George-yard
Whitechapel
London Hospital
Herts
Cheshunt-wash
Watford
Barnet
Birmingham
Bushy
Hudsden
St. Alban's
Bushymill Lane
Vine
Carter
Stevens
Leech's Mill
Hadsden
F. J. Osbaldeston
Danixne
Henry Brown
Messrs. P. Watson and Co
Silk-Mercers
Ludgate-hill
John Smith
Guildhall
Tulley
Waller
The Mariners Hymn Poem Column
A column presents The Mariners Hymn a didactic verse urging a mariner to launch spellbinds faith and caution. The piece reads like a devotional sea ballad urging steadfast steering through peril and night toward safe harbor.
Washing Quilling and Blondes From Lace
A detailed domestic guide describes detaching blond from quilling, folding and scalloping, lathering with soap, rinsing, blueing, starching, and ironing short strokes to preserve color and gloss. It then notes a stage mishap where smoke from a fire in a provincial theatre interrupts Wagnerian performance and causes the tenor to flee.
Anecdote of Catalani and Goethe at Weimar Court
An amusing scene recalls Catalani at a Weimar dinner beside Goethe. Mistaking Goethe for a performer, she praises Werther and calls the tale a farce. Goethe feels mortified as Catalani laughs at a parodic Paris production, damaging her reputation at court. Venice fragment follows with vivid, lyrical musings on sights and ruins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catalani
Weimar
Goethe
Giethe
Werter
Weber
Paris
Wetter
Hogarth
Natural flowers in winter and coinage processes
Instructions on preserving flower buds for winter display by sealing stems and later rehydrating to bloom. Then a Brande's Journal note explains mint coinage presses at the royal mint, die life, casualties, and daily output. A short anecdote follows about cutting a Dutch cheese and a new ballad by T Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Mint
Mushet
Brande
T. Moore
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Marlborough Street
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Owen Swift
Jem Burn
Tichborne-street
Long
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St. Giles's
Queen Square
William Hawkins
William Kelley
Cruen
Easterfield
Tolkemian
Thames Office
Heaven
Southey
Venice
Barry Conxwat
Luke
Hoame
Measter