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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 01, 1845

Page

5

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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