Libel case verdict in Duncombe v Daniel at Queen's Bench
The Duncombe v Daniel libel action ended with a verdict for the plaintiff awarding damages of 100 pounds. The case focused on two letters in the Morning Post accusing Thomas Duncombe of false affidavits and other defaming claims. Lord Denman commented on procedure and the jury returned a general verdict with damages set.
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Court OF Queen's Bench
Duncombee
Daniel
Thomas
Duncombe
M.P
Finsbury
Borouch
Perceval
Livels
Morning Post
Vice-Chancelor’s
Lord Denman
Keighley
Gentlemarg
Beresford
James Berenfité
Hays-arkt
Questioe
Coventry-court
Conant
Marlborough-street
Jermyn-street
W Follett
Lord Beresford
Deesey
Major Slade
Defridans
George Dewsar
90Th Regiment
I Coreur
Iven
Vardiet
Prisoner Charged With Theft At Custom House Desk
A well dressed woman Mary Miller was charged by the Custom-house official for entering a desk with intent to rob. Witnesses described finding a tin cave with keys at a desk and testimony suggested prior employment and suspicion of theft. The Lord Mayor sentenced the prisoner to one month in Bridewell for on premises theft intent.
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Marsio
Namec Mary Miller
Thomas Puehin
Togo
F.G. Frame
Burd
Custon
Budd
Cuatum-house
Mr. Francis
Catherine Ponchon
Cherwvoman
Wittess
Ravney
Pengle
Hest
Mney
Bridewell
Joseph Kilby
Devonshire-equate
Bishopsgate
Leadon Hall-Market
Theadle
Beadle
R.y
Blake
Rctor
Rotherhithe
London
Anderson
Compter
Mr. Bike
K. Cook
William M'Bride
Twyford
Suapkin
Moses Solarson
Selecman
Durgrave
London Justice Room Delivers Mixed Sentences at Guildhall
A crowded Guildhall session reveals varied cases including Ellen Williams charged with cloth theft, a blue piece identified as hers, and multiple shoplifting and assault incidents. Public disorder, cruelty, and a worker’s affidavit debate highlight a day of crowded court action and remands.
Robbery and suicide notices from a 19th century newspaper
The report notes a late night theft where Mr Willian Watson lost a pocket book containing over £48 and a silk handkerchief after a lighted stagecoach stop at Piccadilly. It also mentions a man named Joseph Brand found dead in Church Street with a razor nearby, believed to be suicide. Brand supported several children and worked with poultry.
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Battonm Garden
Henry Humphreys
Davies
Charlotte-street
Bedford
Square
Rervart
Benett
Mr. Benett
Martha Kenney
Bhat
Zamph
Southampton-street
Bacchus
Seager
Suffrax-hill
St. Giles’s
Kene
Emipioyea
Hambro
Upper Thames Stret
Southwark Iron Ridge
Studey
Catherine-street
Strand
Cooper
Bridgesstree
Covent Garien
Banestreet
Charing-cress Hospital
Fiverpool
Geores Leigh
Rainhill
Thomas Farington
Essex
Janes Skinne
West Pharrock
Becx
West Tourrick
Taviheze
West Yaurrock
Tilbury Fort
Coventy-street
Zaymarket
Stonday
Ugre
Ameelok
Dutton
Covent-y-street
Haymarket
Cousty
Chicmey
Pest
Havime
Ue Nursery
Fire Brigade
Fugo
London Fire Establishment
Rix V'Elick
Ead Wick
Hr Ashley
Ashley
Perses
Cro Sys
Werneth
Chadderton
Wahseun
Ionard
Ivo
Willian Watson
Windsor
Sent Street
Piccatilly
Curch-street
Giles
Joseph Brand
Inquests Report Two Infant Deaths at Rye and St Johns Wood
An inquest at Rye House investigated the death of infant Jane Suyanen Nartor, suffocated by a nurse Harriet Albert. Another inquiry at Buffal's Head, Newreand examined a stillborn child found in a privy at Mr Jones's house, with the mother and an assistant implicated in concealing the birth. The jury deemed the deaths due to perilous circumstances and criticized involved parties.
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Lar Custer
Jones
Morissn
Rani
Eulemel
Basiusf
Capital Kids Bank of England
Honet
Egland Bell
Ihree
Lst
Lords
Williams
Cincinnatti
Coar
Churcasraun
London
Birmingham
W Carter
Rye House
Pickhara-rye
Jane Suyanen Nartor
Deeaied
T. Charles Norton, Hay
Rye-terrace
Ckhata-Rye
Harriet
Society of Friends
Thyrt of
Roberts
Juy
Harriet Albert
Newreand
Stirling
Surenn
Portland Terrace
St John’s Wood
Thomas Asthb
Portland Town
Havert
Whch
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Amelia England
Hawking
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Pentonville
Witn Se
Withers
Anther
Samed Searle
Searle
George Prior
Flora Raspberry
Bing
St. James’s
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Mede
Meade
C. Jones
Carter
Marlborough Street
Kanda
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Weade
Middlesex
Made
Prion
Grand Jury
Crosh
Ellen Williams
Custey
Herdafield
Tucker
Noble-street
James Tucker
Hertzfield
Alderman Pirie
Sr. Tucker
Richard Lenn
Lannceston
Alierman T. Wood
Mks
Haines
Munesien
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T. Wood
Launceston
Eliza Cuff
Messrs
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Crete
Sue
Lyse Daing
Mary Gilligan
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