Birmingham Trials and Theatre Turmoil in 1830s Dispatch
Report from Birmingham shows Bisseker a married man convicted of assault and attempted coercion against a young woman, with fines and sureties set to keep the peace. The Birmingham Theatre opening faces a riotous gallery crowd after missing performers due to snow, prompting police ejectment and a Reform Association editorial call to action.
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England
Birmingham
Bumninghaw Journal
Chelmsford
Hornchurch
Messrs. J
P. Bearblok
St. John’s College
Liberty of
Havering-atie-Bower
Mainely
Oia
Edinburgh
Greenside-street
Wr. Sandeman
Greensidetow
Nottingham-place
Greenside
Caltonstreet
Exeter
Lethividre Arms
Bishops’ Jydeard
Police Reports From The Fleet Street Poor Law Case
In London a Lord Mayor charity receive donations to aid the poor amid a harsh season. A deserted Irish mother defends her infants against the Poor Law, while court cases reveal frauds thefts and fires. Crimes include a Jesuit father’s neglect and a Prussian Jew’s watch thefts.
Lambeth Strey A Temperance Society Member in Court
A middle aged man named George Fenton, dressed as a mechanic, was jailed Saturday for drunken uproar at Maritime Chapel in Wellclose square. Police report he disturbed a temperance society gathering as they saw the old year out and new year in. Magistrate Halswell ordered discharge on condition he apologize to the society and report his shameful conduct.
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Glasgow
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Dlr
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West Riding
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F. J. Wood
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el. Baines
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