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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 07, 1841

Page

6

Antiquated London Courtroom Proceedings Report

A long police and court narrative recounts trials from slander to theft, assault and debt prison, covering Brown v Vallee, Good v Rochat, Osbaldeston hounds, and various January sessions. Jurors determine verdicts awarding damages, while insolvency cases highlight small debt confinement reforms and bail outcomes.

Trial postponed in Dryad insurance case and related assaults

Prisoners charged as accessories to casting away the ship Dryad with £10,000 Liverpool to Santa Cruz insurance face postponement until next session due to lack of proof of actual loss. Prosecution and defense debated bail, while earlier trials in assaults, robberies, and perjury filled the docket alongside public-house licensing arguments over Sunday opening.

Liverpool Santa Cruz England James Phillips E. S. Phillips Maritime Insurance Society Phillips Pro Courtine Anv Mammina Robert Langston John Edwards Edward Hopkins James Michael Wood Edwards Hopkins Duke Street Waterloo Road White Langston Jane White Langstom Michael Shaughnessy John Shaughnessy George Mayhew Messrs Ballantine Michael John Joseph Peet Justice Williams Justice Coltman Mary Ann Hoskins Greenwich William Bolton Keble Afary Watson Pitts Peerless-place William Morris Wim. Snelling London and Westminster Bank Peniger and Westmacutt Gray’s Inn Holborn Camberwell William Searing William Atkins Payne House of Correction Louis Frederick Rivoux John Baptist Rousseaus Portsmouth Hue and Cry Police London Police

Prisoner Found Guilty After Clear Case

The defense barrister Mr. Ruuaseax and Mr. Charles Philips stated the case was clear with no defence possible. The jury returned a guilty verdict and the court, noting the prisoner’s youth, sentenced him to two years in the House of Correction with hard labour.

Ruuaseax Charles Philips House of Correction

Smuggling trial at Fleet Street ends with £100 fine

A customs information against Amende Burie of Sabloniere's hotel Leicester Square led to a mixed hearing. Evidence showed 1084 yards of foreign lace and nearly 1000 yards of thread lace seized in Fleet Street. the jury or magistrates fined Burie £100 for non payment of duty while a parallel case against a city club was dismissed after witnesses failed to prove after twelve o'clock service.

Lavy Smitedens Amende Burie Sabloniere Leicester Square Thomas Wood Pirie James Jordan Alderman T. Wood John Jones Pitt-atreet Hent Road Munroe Sablomere’s London Alderman Wood Customs Fleet-street T. Wood Henry Morgan Queen’s Warehouse Custom House Alderman Pirie Jordan Munie the Sun John Campbell William Grey Ship Tavern Gate-street Lincoln's Inn-fields Muserove Aya Willer Breddick Cgi Jardine Eliza Lee Mr.Twyford Mr. Twyford Miss Lee Y. Crewe St. Martin’s Lane Joseph Copperal Sui Twyford

Well-dressed Row proves intoxicated clerk causes china damage

A young bookbinder named Clarke was brought before Mr Rawlinson after a night incident at Regent's Park. He leaped over a basket of china and candlesticks, then jumped into a skylight, destroying much fragile ware. He admitted intoxication and paid thirty shillings in damages plus costs.

Cama Clarke Woburn Rawlinson Sion

An Actre&s in Trouble. Curgline Cluth Charged With Theft

A court heard Curgline Cluth charged with stealing bed clothing and other goods from Agnes Kerr’s furnished rooms. The prisoner, described as of superior manners, appeared unconcerned, admitted pawning items, and was remanded after evidence showed she took five weeks’ rent, a cloak, carpet, and other items. The case highlighted rising thefts from ready furnished lodgings.

Actre&s Agnes Kerr Henry Karr Houes Vis Solomons Gravesed Gravesend London Mr. Henry Reny J. Pelice-Ofice

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