Cruel mother jailed for stripping child to death in winter
A jury convicted the woman of extreme cruelty after she left her child naked in freezing weather. The Assistant Judge called it a case of great cruelty with no redeeming point. She had left the workhouse and, on a cold night, deprived the child of warm clothing and perished. She received twelve months in the House of Correction and the judge lamented not being able to add hard labor.
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Thames Court reports a string of theft and assault cases
Reports from Thames, Clerkenwell and Marylebone courts describe a sixteen year old milliner remanded for robbing numerous streets with bundles of linen, a drunk and suicidal girl remanded at Clerkenwell, and a servant abused by her mistress with repeated beatings. estimates of swindling letters from America circulate alongside a pension-for-pay recruitment scam and a nurse’s distress case.
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Police thief trainer at Bow Street on trial
At Bow Street on Thursday Charles King faced the bar amid charges he trained young thieves and took a share of crimes profits. Government evidence linked a Hyde Park robbery to King, with witness Sims finding a purse in a tree, while other officers corroborated. The report also covers a royal steam yacht launch and rifleman training methods.
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Notable thieves linked by King and Reeve in 1853 1854
Witnesses describe John Reeve a youth in 1853 54 linked to a series of thefts in London areas including Hyde Park and Rathbone-place. A livery-stable keeper recalls Reeve paying for a pony stall while the prisoner King acted as protector or facilitator in robberies. Additional testimony details pockets purses stolen in Cross-street and Rathbone-place with later raffles aiding defense. The case was remanded for further hearing.
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