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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 15, 1843

Page

6

Judgments in Blundell v Gladstone and Hilary term courts

The Lord Chancellor and justices open Hilary term with judgments on Blundell v. Gladstone. The case centers on wills of Charles Robert Blundell and whether Edward Wild referred by name to a rightful heir. Court affirms Vice-Chancellor England ruling and orders costs from the estate. Further matters include Eyre and Wairarap companies, coroner appointments, and Times libel and other criminal information actions.

Knight Bruce Masters Lynch England Thomas Wild Robert Blundell Lord Campys Lady Stourton Justice Pattison Justice Maule Charles Robert Blundell Thorns Lord Campys Liverpool Charles Robert Blondell Edward Wild Lulworth Joseph Wild Feaward Joseph Edward Wairarap Co Court of Review Nisi East India Company Taursday the “Times Muskett M.P St. Albans Times Leicester-square Regent-street Humphreys Ashurst The Marlborough Street Askett Globe and Standard Attornpy Lord Denman the Times Court of Queen's Bench

Insolvent Debtor and Court Adjournment Details

The article records insolvency proceedings for Frank Lowe, once linked to Oxford's Queen’s life attempt, including a discharge after Mills, an optician, acted as assignee. It also covers Westminster Court of Requests cases with a Smithfield driver and a foreigner at a Piccadilly cafe facing board disputes and a Parisian lodging dispute.

Frank Joshua Reeve Lowe Oxford St. James’s Street Mills Southampton-street Prince Albert Harris Leary Jummy James Mopkina Whitecroags-street Staffordshire Robert Peel Llaghter Smithfield Westminster Court OF Requests BantLex Giroup Piccadilly Plaintiff Monsieur Geeran Japan

Drunken Disorderly Woman and Vagrant Justice Room Scene

A lengthy Guildhall report recounts Sally the notorious London figure jailed for drunkenness and incivility, with quips about reform and a later case of Anne Boyd in near deathlike condition, and a series of other petty criminal incidents. It also covers Sally’s plea for justice, Challason’s wife’s parish struggle, and a Irish couple and a boy’s theft and deception cases in vivid street-court detail.

Drunken Prisoner Admonished After Prayer Readings

A court records a prisoner, described as weak minded, who begs prayers in pubs and streets to obtain liquor. She becomes intoxicated, unable to sit or stand, is carried by police, and placed in a station lodging. Mr Twyford discharged her with an admonition, saying the punishment was sorrowful rather than punitive.

Wright Clowes Cope Burt Rudin Smith Arnold Swabey Robinson Chancery Ayliffe Cope , Burt and Medwin Tvesmr Tae Piccapitty Satoox Cassidy E. James Fox Acton Swann England Sloman Pickett Street Commissioner Fonblanque Mr. Fox W. Beale Beale James Fonblanque Doncaster Josephs Evenxine John Regan Adam-street Adelphi Messrs Thom Andrews the Shades Nutley Shades Mesars Anne Boyd Mr. Twyford Clerkenwell Samuel Davis Anne Davis Coram-street Torrington-square Upper Bedford Place Mr. Greenwood Torrington-squere Gray's-inn-lane Frederick-street Geoser Baylis St Annee-street Westminster Mr. Moulds Greenwood House of Correction Ixconghis le Charles Tatharris Charles Tutharris Adelaide Square Islington Messie Weston and Bailey King’s Bench-walk Temple Jack Sheppard Messrs. Watson Bailey Old Bailey Sheriff Pilcher Tutharris Mr. T Patrick Sullivan Bridget M‘carthy Peggy O'llara Land of the Living Pat Trish Terry Norah Manny Craitchure Biddy Tim O'Leary Ireland Pat Sullivan Spain Asirnest Avour Saffron-hill Worship Street Louisa Sophia Wright Broughton Police Wilson-Street Finnbury Ellie St. James’s Place Samed East India House Clare Market Portsmouth Potman London City Police Devonshire Doory Ellis Vine Alis Street Goodman's Fields Miss Kinsley New Street Finsbury Coste Shoreditch Faruzs Feroderio Clark Bromley David Pugh Leonard Jarrow Pugh Bramley Bnd Broderip Symons Mr. Pugh Sun Mmr. Broderip Watts Troderip Pugh Alloy Brouderip AnmouzEn Jobnn Warlers Sarah Gilfillan

Drunk man from Chelsea charged with thefts and assault at Edgeware Road

A man identified as Charles Eyre, a Chelsea teacher, drank wine at the King's Head and bought food at Edgeware Road shops. He struck a barman, kicked a police officer, and caused damage before arrest. He was fined for drunkenness and damages. Disraesaxe Case: Mary Ann Whitaker, 17, admitted thefts from her father and pawnbroker sales. she was committed for trial.

Maeyshebone Samarz Charles Eyre No. 2 George's Place Chelsea Dunnett King’s Head Edgeware-rood Hazlewood Martin Edgeware-road Connaught Terrace Cook Edgeware Road Gloucester Lodge Regent’s Park Queen Square Mary Ann Whitaker Richard Whitaker Chester-street Grosvenor-place Reid Knightsbridge Stond

A London Court Scene of Robbery and Rivalry in Classic Laughter

The report recounts a chaotic magistrates court scene with a scuffle over a medal mistaken for a crown piece. A prisoner defends herself claiming deception by Warlters while witnesses crack jokes and a sailor testifies about an assault at sea. A separate case concerns Captain Johnson accused of striking Beale aboard a ship amid a dispute about duties and pay.

Aoe Symons Warlters Niobe Mr. Symons Broderic Warriers Broderis Simons Warners Messrs Moses Harrow Poplar Mosey and Son Broderip Bacchus Morpheus Warlera Pope William Johnson Ludlow Tare Hairy Joseph Beale London Mr. Broderip Wittness Price Beale Silvester White White Her Majesty John Roach Ireland Londonderry Lindsay Craufurd Moneymore New South Wales Lambeth John Larmb Enniskillen Vauxhall-walk Robert Lindsay Craufurd Lamb Mosely Crisp Crauff Craufurd Mr. Crisp Sydney Horninte Barnanity Thomas Hutchins Cottingham Lynn Stamford Street Lena Lyon

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