Assizes Schedule for Hertfordshire Essex and Kent 1845
The Right Hon. Lord Denman and other judges set wing days for spring assizes across Hertfordshire Essex Kent and Sussex with dates in late February to March. In Middlesex a case against Mrs Harsett Eleanor Pelham is tried at the Mansion House before Mr Justice Williams with a verdict of guilty on neglect counts and a separate drunken-basket theft case leads to committal for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevie Cracurr
Lord Denman
Baron Alderson
Hertfordshire
Hertford
Essex
Chelmsford
Kent
Maidstone
Sussex
Lewes
Surrey
Mendes
Kingston
T. PaLnam
Middlesex
Nisi Prins
Justice Willams
Harsett Eeanor Pelham
Brent Spencer
James
Court OF Exchhquvuer
Atronssr Gengnat
Toris
Wexminster
C. B. Robinson
Arropsery Generat J. Torris
Jes
Solcitor
Robinson
J. Deswoxp
Haying
W. Mospat
Star- Yorp Potteries
Fovx
Justice Wightman
Saturdey
John Williams
John Poynter
John Harding
Wiliam Sillitee
Salmon
Stafford
Justice Wightrise
Bodkin
Huddlestone
Joseph Mitcheson
Bulley
Mitcheson
Ar. Sparrow
Langton
Harvey
Aylenbury
Tero
Lee
Hartwell Bouse
Bright
Buckinghaw
H. Verney
Buckingham
Anch
Exeter
Duke of
Rutland
Hear
Ray
Duke of Buckingham
Grace
W. Morland
Scrivener
Aylesbury
Adcock
Gunn
House of Commons
M.P
England
Ireland
Heer
Wales
Java
Lord Derby
Dowi
Cheddington
Union
Scotland
Tony
Repeal of the Game Laws detailed in police reports
Police reports describe a string of petty depredations at a Totton area establishment. A female servant faced suspicion for theft of plate and jewelry, while a male employee was later charged with stealing and was committed for trial. A separate case reports a violent assault on a policeman by John Smith Philips, with a heavy sentence.
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Bes
Sheet
Hhis
Tottonbaw
Westbury
Cotton
Hacknay Road
Broughton
Wednesias
Francis
Francia
Session at Central Criminal Court opens amid 161 charges
The fourth session of the Oyer and Terminer and gaol delivery at Newgate opens before the Lord Mayor and judges. The calendar lists 161 charges including rape, burglary, larceny, embezzlement, and murder. Details note extensive arraignments across London, Middlesex, Surrey, and Kent, with several notable cases and a major embezzlement trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes Hughes
Baron Parke
Justice Williams
Justice Creswell
Newgate
Carnally
Nver Thames
London
Middlesex
Surrey
Kent
Eesex
Admiralty
State of
Her Majesty's Gaol
Newgatte
William Burgess
William Hunt
Thomas Rogers
Clarkson
William Whitehouse
H. Alworth Merewether
Inner Temple
Swele
Tichfield-street
Oxford Street
Ian
Tacaspay
Thomas Francis Dickman
Uxbridge
John Francis Dickman
Guilty of a gross outrage sentenced to twelve months
The father feared strangulation if discovered timely. Lambeth police magistrate referred to the Board of Guardians, who declined to prosecute. The case moved to sessions at personal cost. Jury convicted of gross outrage, interpreted as common assault. The chairman lamented inadequate punishment and ordered twelve months in the common jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comody
Henry
Lambeth
Board of Guardians
Faraday on Liquefaction of Gases in Royal Society Talk
Professor Faraday lectured on gas condensation and solidification, recounting Liebig’s critique of England’s focus on practical works versus pure science. He described experiments turning gases like carbonic acid and nitrous oxide into solids using extreme cold and high pressure, detailing apparatus, methods, and the challenge of perfect vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faraday
Farada
Albecsarte Atreet
Gaxenia
Liebeg
Giessen
England
Germany
Thillourier
Paris
Bunsen
Thilleurier
Irving
Hunts on Hare Grounds Stir Norfolk Estate Policies
Sir Thomas Hare orders aggressive shooting of game on his Stowe estate near Downham Norfolk after numerous tenant crop damage complaints. A tenant who rented an estate for sport faced a £200 demand for hare and rabbit damage to crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hare
Stowe
Downham
Norfolk
Usis City
Yoorwich Mercury
Armonpsrr
Harrison
Telimonger
Crucifix Lane
Bermondsey
Trafalgar Square
Wonderful discovery of coin at Waterloo Bridge toll
A penny from Victoria era was found last week in the Waterloo bridge toll wax. The toll keeper is puzzled how it got there and suspects a charitable donor mistook it for the poor box. Shareholders are said to gain an unexpected accession of property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Waterloo Bridge
First Trial Of The Electric Telegraph To Gosport
The article details the first trial of the Cooke and Wheatstone electric telegraph from London to Gosport and Southampton. It covers setup, signal transmission over about 72 miles, delays, and the system’s precision with signals across 283 miles using magneto telegraphs. The piece notes Admiralty use, railway applications, costs, and inaugural remarks at Gosport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gosport
Brance
London
Bishopstoke
Wheatstone
Cooke
Lords of the Admiralty
Southampton
Falmouth
Leverpool
Edinburgh
Portsmouth
Admiralty
Chester and
Holyhead
Worssmorth
Her
Geeport
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Law
Mansion House
Raovann
Charles King
Mrr. Barnard
Barnard, Dimsdale, and Co
Noa
Cornhill
James Bradley
Birchin-lane
Henry Wild
Parcela Delivery Company
Birchin Lane
Mra
Guildford-street
Russell-square
Nmra
Ann Nicholson
Mary Key
Barnard
Mr. Barnard
Ant
Middlesex Sessions
John Wilcox
Henry Hart
Crimp
Shadwell
Ballantine
Sterling
Cheapside
Wepxeeway
Daeapyul
Robert Pratt
Richard Goss
Pratt
Elize Kingett
Hooper-street
Westminster Road
Jehn Dixey
James Nash
Central Criminal Court
Marlborough Street
Rooneny
James Whitbread
John Thompson
No. 381
Oxford
Crown-street
Clerkenwall
Bigany
John Cullen
Sarah Cullen
St.Pancras
Caton
St. Pancras
Dublin
Mr.Greenwood
Mr. Greenwood
Witcves
St. Marylebone
Greenoood
Cooke's Row
Tny
Godfrey Webter
Godfrey Webster
Battle Abbey
Witneaa
Mr. Combe
William Jenkinson
Queen Street
Webster
Jenkinson
Battle Abbay
St. Alban's Terrace
Kennington
Frederick Shepherd
France
Thomas Horlock
Cuancr Oy
East Street
Walworth
Bartholomew Square
Southwark
Carey Street
Eiterwarde
Headry
Bouthware
Thaway Rognerr Axp Rurviasty
Sarah Phillips
Cottingham
Joseph Grannis
Blackfriars Road
Highbatreet
Union-street
Grannis
White Horse
Roberts
Liverpool
Daniel Crawley
Traill
Trail
Peel
Panper
Galen
Mary Farley
Pwack
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