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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 24, 1848

Page

4

Murder in Leads: Tom Inman Convicted at Trial

The narrative recounts the night Esther Inman was slain. Tom Inman, accused of stabbing her after luring her from a garden. Witnesses describe the sequence from tea at home to the garden gate and the fatal wounds, with the prisoner later confessing in court and receiving the death sentence amidst appeals for clemency.

Smith Eather Inman Honse Easthor Inman Esther Somen Rayoor Rome Watson Tom Overend Esther Inman

Central Criminal Court: 138 Prisoners for Trial and Severe Sentences

The Central Criminal Court at Moreay opened after adjournment with 138 prisoners await ing trial. Trials included horse fraud and a perjury case led to acquittal, while embezzlement and theft aboard a Gold Coast ship ended in seven year transportation. A brothel keeper faced multiple heavy penalties including six months hard labour and fines.

Ward Rapp James Beadel N. Grant Robinson Ballantine Vincente Perez Messrs Newton End Co Lee Perez Bia Houss Peyex Johnson Wrowescar Coizok Oy Marcy T. Powell G. H. Watts James Lewes Lucas Gwyer England Treasury Ballamine Clark Clarkson Powell Parry Chief Wate Leonel Lemnel Elmira Gold Africa Pavel Clarkton Baron Rolfe

Oxford Street theft convict linked to delusion claim

John Maclean, an elderly man, was found guilty of stealing two odd pairs of dress boots from a shop on Oxford Street. The court noted his mental state appeared delusional, reinforced by his defence that a son took the boots while he spoke with Lord Russell and Dr. Bell about buying timber for a subterranean railway to the East Indies.

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Police Reports from Mar Iion House and London Courts

A long police report details multiple court actions from Mon day to Friday. Included are cases of imposture and theft by a blind beggar, a woman confessing to throwing a child from London Bridge, assaults on officers, residence break ins and stolen goods linked to workhouses and a variety of petty crimes across Bridewell, Bow Street, Worship Street and Limehouse areas.

Fares Row At Waterloo Line Meeting In 19th Century Notice

Suburban residents gathered at the Hero of Waterloo Tavern to protest proposed fare hikes by the South Western Railway Company. They urged lower return and season-ticket costs, pushing for 300 per mile for first class and 200 per mile for second class, while pledging action via a committee to press directors for fair charges.

Sourm Weratsay Hero of Waterloo Tavern Waterloo Road Guy Waiterloo Bridge Tho Apsaker Klugaton South Western Railway Company Mn Hallett Scott Western Company Malison Giffard Devonshire Lee Goy Pazaing
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