Attempted Murder Near York at Goatgate
Thomas Cartwright, a Milner watcher, identified Joseph Ridsdale as the shooter when Cartwright was wounded at Goatgate between three and four pm on Friday. Ridsdale was arrested after a pursuit and a large clash at Colton Hags house. Cartwright identified Ridsdale in court and he faced committal for trial.
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York
Fork Chronicle
Thomas Cartwright
W. M. Milner
Nun Appleton
Grange Farm
Goatgate
Joseph Ridsdale
Colton
Cartwright
Ridsdale
Joe
John Lamb
Grange
Champney
David Markham
Stillingfleet
D. Markham
Backhouse
Appleton
Mr. Haigh
Wm. Patrick
Copmanthorpe
Patrick
Colton Hagg House
Colton Higs-house
Mr. Backhouse
Fold-Yard
William Milner
George Barker
W. Milner
Francis Ridsdale
Barker
Francis
George
William Ridsdale
Rascal
Whorley
Thomas
Masters
Wm. Milner
York Castle
William
Thomas Ridsdale
L. Hind
H. Preston
J. Tweedy
B. Hague
W. Hatfield
O'Connor Pamphlet Excerpt Reveals 1834 Irish Bill Debate
In 1833 and 1834 remarks by Mr O'Connor describe Parliament as a contest of party interest with Barristers ready to back any side. A scene shows Lord Spencer and Lord Hatherton opposing a jur y bill while an Irish member recalls intense opposition and a chilling exchange. The memoiric extract portrays political manipulation and disillusion in Ireland.
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Frornipa
Black Creek
Fort Drane
Withlacoochee
Jessup
Savanna Georgian
French Mechanics’ Institute
Paris
London Mechanics’ Institution
Monge
Polytechnic School
France
Elliotson
Litchfield
Theobald
England
Edinburgh
Glasgow
William Molesworth
Bart
East Cornwall
Leeds
Borough of
W. Moresworth
Leeds Mercury
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House of Commons
Burleigh
O’connell
Ireland
Lord Spencer
Lord Althorp
Exchequer
Lord Hatherton
Mr. Littleton
Littleton
Sheil
Althorp
Stral Criminal Court Indictments and Transportations
The court indicted James Stebbings and William Sarles for stealing a horse and cart, butter, and related goods from Thomas Webb, with Coxon charged as a consignee. After trials, Stebbings and Sarles were found guilty, Coxon acquitted. Subsequent cases covered dwelling break-ins, jewel thefts, bigamy linked offenses, a bed linen theft, and two omnibus robbery defendants Johnson and Alexander, who were transported for 14 years. The session ended with numerous sentences and a note on the judicial process and public safety.
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James Stebbings
William Sarles
Thomas Webb
John Coxon
Bodkin
Clarkson
Stebbings
Donne
Coxon
Tottenham Court Road
Brewer’s Quay
Wapping
Webb
Sun Tavern
Porter
Cable-street
Rosemary-lane
Ellis
Thames
Porter's
Mecklenburg
Larkin and Co
John Burch
High Holborn
Rae
Welsh
Justice Vaughan
Rogers
C. Phillips
Williams
Todd, Morrison, and Co
John Richard Morton
William Moseley
Hatten-garden
Doane
Payne
Morton
Birmingham
Emma Cephisa Thornley
Perkins
Union-hall
St. Peter's Church
Walworth
Guildford
William West
Carnaby Street
Dean
Fletcher
Eaglestreet
Middlesex Hospital
Alderman Humphrey
John Somerville
Thomas Cowdery
Finchley
Johnson
Alexander
Piccadilly
Wiley
Phillips
Newgate
Lewis
George Sanders Mutch
W. Baker
Treasury
Home Department
Thomas Johnson
Lewis Alexander
Bank of England
George Hardwick
John Potter
John Toe
Henry M’gee
Abraham Bolton
Sarah Green
Henry Inskip
John Barnes
Thomas Haines
James Bastin
George Wade
John Mason
Richard Jones
William Dunsmore
Edward Lee
Michael Doyle
William Fletcher
John Roberts
John Keefe
Thomas Brown
William Cribward
Frederick Rutter
John Beaumont
William Drax
James Spinks
John Brice
William Sherry
John Bye
Frederick Bye
Thomas Belsham
George J. Wicks
John Cormack
Henry Greenfield
John Thomas
William H.dougal
George Tull
Sarah Placey
Phoebe Donovan
Mary Campbell
Mary Ford
Elizabeth Lane
Martha Millwood
Hannah Woolcourt
Eliza Ivo
John Smales
Daniel Turner
James Turner
William Death
James Riley
George Jamieson
Francis Drake
John Thomson
William Gracey
William Ray
John Welch
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