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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 10, 1837

Page

6

Curious column sketches middle class life and odd tales

A periodical survey notes rising carriage counts and tea and fabric demand among middle classes, with anecdotes about Sir Roger Hog and a turkey incident. It also discusses Irish wit, aging and health, aerial spectres in Cumberland, fish psychology, and the primacy of tact over talent in life and law.

British Association London Roger Hog Lashley Hog Newliston Curtis Southwood Smith England Cumberland James Clarke Cunberland Daniel Stricket John Wren Wilton Hill Souterfell Stricker

Felonious stabbing case in General Criminal Court

Edward Strange aged 25 is found guilty on the third count for stabbing Sophia Moore in Shoreditch on October 18. The verdict stems from a scuffle after Moore refused marriage, with multiple wounds noted. sentences range from transportation for life to short terms, and other cases including a ring theft and a chariot theft are noted with various verdicts.

Edward Strange Sophia Moore St. Bartholomew's Hospital Mr.Doaxe Elizabeth Forsett Moore Cockrane John Teough R. Barrell St. Bartholomew Hospital Justice Park John Alto Julius Hutchinson Clarkson Phillips Fleet Edward Thomas William Thomas Lear Cholwich Payne William Thomas Lear Chelwick Queen’s Bench Beaumont and Taylor Brighton Horsham Coffe Hyuss Chancery-lane Albany Street New-read Mr. Payne Cholwich Lear Mr. Cholwick Aldridge’s Davis Carsy-street Gale Green Lisle-street Leicester-square Graen Antwerp Taylor Bodkin Adolphus American Louisiana Bank Louisiana Bank John White Baesa Fleet Street Louisiana New Orleans Bacon Bates Baring Brothers and Company Ashby Lord Denman Thomas Flynn Samuel Taylor Michael Nugent George Crane Alias Jackson Recorder Robert Stubbs William Rice Alias Tidy Thomas Bullock James Dadfield Margaret James George Janes Henry Richardson Alias Waterman John Gould Elizabeth Houseman William Collins George Jones George Johnson Edward Jones Alias Cester John Watts Charles Austin John Armstrong James Finlayson Abecca Kerr Simon Morgan John King John Hyde Robert Cule William Vessy Henry Preston Walter Lewis John Davey James Bond William Robins George Joncas John Kelly Henry Burgen Hilyer Richard Harvey John Stanley George White James Robinson John Baptist Ennis William White Richard Martin George Elias Bowyer William Cooper William Cresley John Brinckley John Bell John Alton William Jones Benjamin Ree William Stewardson William Fisher Joshua Dobson Daniel Barret William Parkes

Man in custody over threats to director in Lord Mayor's court

Reports detail Thomas Quin charged by Edward Lawford with threatening to murder Mr. Wigram after breaking a window and declaring a wish to go to prison. Additional notes cover a banker parcel robbery, a coal weight dispute, assault charges, a threatening letter case involving Lord Lichfield, and destitute men in court.

Thos. Quin Edward Lawford East India Company Wra. Wigram Lawford Eade Military Department Wigram Sentleman India Edward Wilson Spain Lawson Robbrey Justice-Room Messrs Messrs. Capel and Co Messrs. Barnard and Dimsdale’s John Daniel Forrester Bush Committee of Bankers O’connell George Edmonds Twyford Bimonas Crown and Anchor Mr. Edmonds Mrr. Twyford Constadle Mr. Twyford Mr. O'Connell Mr. Edmond Rameau General Post Office Lord Lichfield Dublin William Cowper Lord Melbourne Minshull Ian Ramsay Lord Lichfeld Michael Hookerat

Embezzler and a Napoleonic confidant in London court

Edward Samuel Marshall, an esteemed Birmingham jeweller's agent in London for seven years, admitted embezzling funds and was committed for trial. Frederick Allinson, a former St Helena orderly dragoon, testified of Napoleon's circle and his own dramatic postwar life, including pension issues and a disturbance with a policeman. James Chamberlain and Berry the nursery maid faced charges after a late-night intrusion and discovery in a Peckham house.

Worship Straat Edward Samuel Marshall Mark Perkins Birmingham London Frederick Allinson 21St Light Dragoons Napoleon St. Helena Longwood House Buonaparte Lavalette Marshal Ney Allinson Portugal Spain UNION James Chamberlain Berry Peckham Chamberlain

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