LAW. SPRING ASSIZES 1845 Oxford Circuit Dates
Dates and venues for Lent Assizes across Oxfordshire Worcestershire Staffordshire Shropshire Herefordshire Monmouth Gloucestershire and other counties. Proceedings note peremptory mandamus refusal in the Vicar of Basingbourne case and various court rulings on warrants recognisances and indictments with judges Williams Coleridge Erle and others.
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Oxford Cracurr
Oxford
F. Pollock
Thomas Joshua Platt
Her Majesty’s Court of Exchequer
Berkshire
Reading
Oxfordshire
Worcestershire
Worcester
City of
Staffordshire
Stafford
Shropshire
Shrewsbury
Herefordshire
Hereford
Monmouthshire
Monmouth
Gloucestershire
Gloucester
Westees
Justice Coleridge
Justice Erle
Southampton
Castle
Winchester
Wilts
Salisbury
Dorsetshire
Dorchester
Devonshire
Exeter
City of Exeter
Cornwell
Bodmin
Somersetshire
Taunton
Lancaster
Appleby
Carlisle
Newcastle
Durham
York
Liverpool
Police Reports From London Courthouses 1840s
A detailed wrap of city court actions includes libel cases before the Lord Mayor involving Robert Forbee and East India merchants Rickertle and Rate, plus numerous petty criminal matters at Guildhall and Bow Street. Reports cover assaults, public disturbances, a pawnshop dispute over twelve month retention, a coach robbery inquiry, and cases of alleged cruelty to children, theft, and brutal discipline in schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauregant Lipers
Robert Forbee
Broad-street
Messrs
Rickertle
Montague Chambers
Clarkson
House of Richards and Co
Bank of England
Lachlan Mackintosh Bate
Asd Shipbroker
Colonial Club
Rate
Mincing-lane
Messrs. Carr,Tagore, and Co
Calcutta
Messrs. Rickards and Co
William Little
Trueman and Cosk
A. S. Cest
Carr, Tagore, and Co
Marseilles
Meesrs
Trocman and Co
al. Rate
Aberdeen
Bate
Mr. Rate
Central Criminal Court
L. Macintogh Bate
Messrs. Carr, Tagore, and Co
Donce
Ele
I Clarkson
Insolvent case ends with discharge amid tense court scene
Mrs Ducrow later Mrs Hayes alleged the insolvent had not accounted for receipts while he claimed he had. He said he earned £3 weekly at the National Theatre Paris but faced costs for a boy Andrew, for whom Mrs Hayes paid £1 weekly. The court discharged him after documents, and Mr Cooke protested outside as parties jeered Hayes. the Chief Commissioner censured the behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Exchequer
Besveer
Ngrin
Baron Rolfe
London
James
Lush
Carnatic
Carmatic
Blackwall
Madras
Drayner
Solmes
Dundas
Anderson
Messrs. Havisides and Co
Cornhill
Ingram
Wapr
Martin
Barstow
Fieri
Tursnay
Mr. Whitehurst
Baker
Beadle
Lunoniss
Lunuiss
Messrs
Sherifs’ Court
Thomas
Lunniss
Applevouwer
Court OF Common Pleas
Moexnar
City of Rareter
Danie
Appellanat
JackSus
Banca
Wiliam Campion
High-street
Bristol
Kinglake
Boroven of
Brackntns
Nowra Divisios
Laxlessuice —Dewarnst
Appellant
Frenpin
Resroxnent
Cockburn
Serjeant Kinglake
Platt
Tuomas
Dexs
Shee
Westminster Hall
Justice Maule
Turspar
Liverpool
Coke
National Theatre
Paris
Cooke
Hayes
Noted Brute Woman Committed for Trial in Child Abuse Case
Sarah Angeline Hewett, a matron, faced testimony about brutal treatment of a child. Witnesses testified the girl cried out from kicks and beatings, and Hewett allegedly threatened the child and harbouring neighbors. The male prisoner was discharged, Hewett committed for trial after evidence of severe injuries and screams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Angeline Hewett
Assault on Police By Violent Suspect Charged
James Cannon a sweeper in rough attire faced Mr. Norton charged with violently assaulting two constables in the line of duty. Witnesses testified he attacked repeatedly, requiring three officers and a stretcher to subdue him. Norton remanded him for five weeks hard labour with a heavy bail threat for six months if reoffended.
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Eston
D. Hill
Queen's Bench
Centrall Criminal Court
Justice Wightman
Mr. Hill
England
Queen's Beach
White
Hill
Newgate
Banco
Justice Williams
Smith
Lord GiGord
Berks
Lord Gitfard
Darby
Radnor
Cleaver
Lord Gifford
Lardford
Berkshire
Lord Gifard
T. T. Murland
Crown Office
Blackstone
Megistrates
Chancery
Mfr. Smith
Pashley
Lord Redcor
Lord Radnor
Roule
Alderman Hughes
Cole
Alderman Farebrother
Cale
Harber
Abe
Mr. Long
Wis
John Julius Koch
Rawlinson
Clerkenwell
John Jalina Koch
W. WakerisLp
Alfred Egen
Cavanagh
Crouch Cross
Bristol
Broad
Goswell Street
Cuoke
Narinckx
St. Aloysius
Crouch
Westminster
St. Paul's
Greenwood
St. Pancras
St. Luke's
Toman
No. 3
George’p Ward
Golden-Jane
Jobn Marke
S Smith
Anne Marks
George's Yard
Rodney
Few
Mr. Birch
St. Luke’s
Birch
Mary Dowlan
Southware
Mea
Belton
Ramlen, Witzpatrick
Howhards
St. George's Workhouse
Ramsden
Fitzpatrick
Richards
Coventry
Cottingham
Rameden
London
Huw
Brvrst Cosvret
John Hanling
Kent Road
James Cannon
Norton
P Division
Morgan
Hulmes
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Court OF Queen’s Bench
Tresrsy
Basinguocwxe
Cooke Evans
Issus
Basingbourne
Burr
Church of England
Palmer
Evens
Evans
Trisosr
Bow Street
Alfred Stanley
Brook Street
Kennington
Artichoke
White Hart-street
Drury-lane
Ife
Charing-croen Hospital
Smith’s
Holborn
Chargea
Thames
Oficee
Alexander Simon
Elizabeth
Broderip
William Burgess
Quebec
Pelham
Rosemary Law
William Chapman
Cripps
Wellclose Square
Strica
Seermet
Leicestershire
Macready
William
Hughes
Whitechapel
Wandsworth
Reading William Reynolds
Mitcham
Gilham
Mary Craghill
Angel Inn
Lower Tooting
Milchary Couch
Msan
Elephant
Paynter
Reid
Gilliam
Clapham
Mira. Tudor
William Bailey
The
Merton
Mr. Paynter
Elizabeth Brazier
Snow
Sue
Gracechurch Street
Mr. Trery
Castle Inn
Clapham Risa
Angel
Lontal
Blachwal
Waruam
Cress
Peynter
J. R. Wilson
Lawrence-Jane
Ashley
Merte
Dorking
Iis
Werus
Duke of Cambridge
Arthur Dunford
Duke of Cern
Combe Woods
Witnes
Withness
Clarke
Poschur
Wimbleton Park
Richmond Park
Toulon
D'Ilyeres
le Buses
Citron
Catlon
Beriva
J. Laure
Sture
Leiml
Poeul
Demoiselle Ruser
Rodl
Melle
Cartlov
Corres Wous
Guartte Des Tribuners
Lamboth