Electric Telegraph patent dispute at chancery court
In a chancery motion for an injunction, plaintiffs claim the defendants’ electric telegraph is a colorable replication of their patented system. The case hinges on overlapping patents from 1837 onward and alleged identical dial, wiring, and battery layouts, with defendants arguing a distinct system of signals and only a cosmetic similarity.
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Trispay
L. Shadwell
William
Follyger Cook
Mat Cherlex Wheatstone
King's College, London
Northampton and
Peterborough
Blisworth
Bethell
Teed
Heathfield
Stuart
Webster
Central Criminal Court Case Files Libel Trial and Domestic Assault
At the Central Criminal Court of Moxpay 106 prisoners were listed for trial with expectations rising to 140. Samuel Taylor and Charles James Rowe faced a libel indictment over a London Inventors and Mechanics Society article about Vincent Price. The jury found the defendant not guilty. Timothy Healey surrendered for assaulting his wife Anne Healey at the Red Lion Fleet Street, with testimony detailing repeated abuse and property seizure.
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Coleridge
Isaus
Abingdon
Court OF Common Pleas
Wenxesway
Cox
Ronson
Rupixa
Justice Coltman
Serjeant
Talfourd
Serjeant Wilkins
Bond
F. Thesiger
Channell
Phinn
Serjeant Talfourd
Alexander Robson
3D Buffa
Major Robson
19Th Foot
Marian Robson
Major Middleton
Hon. East India Company
India
England
Nottingham Place
New Road
Salvador House
Bishopsgate Street
Plaintiff
Colonel Dobbin
Middleton-square
Milan
Robson
Kearney
Mrs. Green
Portman Place
Mr. Ruding
Rhawn
Saentes
Pede
Emma Smith
Bos
Olympic Theatre
Ruding
C. Marshall
Wilson
Gibbs
Sidney
Sheriffa, &c
New Coon
Mr. Bullock
Samuel Taylor
Vincent Price
Charles James Rowe
Horry
Robinson
Wardour Street
London Inventors and Mechanics’ Benefit Society
Patent Journal
Mechanics Magazine
George Yard
Drury Lane
Society
Paar
Ballock
Timothy Healey
Ann Fleatey
Prendergast
Clarkson
Wilde
Anne Healey
Red Lion
Fleet Street
Hones
Kinder
Joseph Goodby
Westminster
Game of
Charles Potter
Susan Watts
John Scully
Thames Steuily
Child
Wire and Child
Vietnalleral Protection Society
Wuntoer
Scullys
Charles Hickman
Pre
King’s Head
Knightsbridge
Hickman
Alec
Potter
Scully
Broderip
Central Criminal Court
Robert M'Intosh
Elizabeth Jenkins
Assault and theft cases fill crowded Old Bailey session
A string of indictments reports verdicts and sentences including a guilty verdict for an assault with a two month term and recognisances to keep the peace. Other trials cover post letter negligence seven year transportation for burglary watch theft and a case of burning a lodging room with a fire.
Police Reports Chronicle London Trials and Seizures
A dense charge sheet covers forged railway scrip trials, alleged frauds, and assaults across Guildhall Westminster and Clerkenwell. It details Falkner and Fabian in a central criminal case, burglaries at Knightsbridge and Whitechapel, a counterfeit half sovereign incident, a Islington assault case, and a controversial Glenelg seizure with Emigrants’ protest anchored by Thames police actions.
Prisoner Commits Self Harm Attempt After Love Triangle
Inspector Creed testifies that the prisoner tried to end her life after learning her lover favored another woman. Frederick Arnold admits he distracted the prisoner with a quarrel and later revealed he had his own involvement with another woman. The prisoner agrees to return home with her sister and father’s consent after expressing regret, promising not to attempt self harm again.
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Elliott
James S. Miles
Lansdown Road
South Lambeth
Nity
Miles
Inspector Creed
Police
Station House
Bis
Abe
Goat's Head
Wandeworth Road
Frederick Arnold
Mr. Elliott
Arnold
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