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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 31, 1837

Page

5

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.

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.

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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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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