Coventry magistrate Arrowsmith faces information for assault
In Coventry Dr Arrowsmith, a magistrate, faced a potential criminal information after an assault on Mr Lee a solicitor in a reading room. The act followed an earlier case where Arrowsmith apologized for violence. The judge ruled the rule refused and noted possible alternate remedies.
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Police Reports Mansion House and Bow Street Justice Notes
A long report covers Thomas Messenger’s conspiracy trial to defraud the Court of Chancery, Mary Griffiths and a drunken love-triangle at the Crown, and wood pavement horse accidents in Poultry. It also details Kennington omnibus stop at Dolphin, Captain Kelly fraud, candle-end thefts from Gladstone’s butler, and a prize-ring instance of brutal family violence at Queen Square.
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Court records show assault and theft across London notices
The report recounts a defendant beaten by a man who then forgave him to leave crime, a lunacy inquiry into a parish clerk, an assault on a police constable after a suspected crime with a child, a boy detained for tail theft from a carthorse, and a surveyor who apologized for drunken misconduct. The magistrates impose fines or jail terms and urge public record.
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A demure named Lo I am Dobson appears to answer Jana Dobson’s complaint of abuse. The magistrate hears a tale of repeated bodily harm, starvation, and smashing with a broomstick, while the defendant deflects with humor. After disagreement, both parties agree to separation under court arbitration, calling it the happiest day of their lives.
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