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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 11, 1836

Page

5

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.

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.

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 Mr. O'Connor 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.

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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