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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 29, 1837

Page

3

Police Reports From Moorfields Court Include Robbery Case

Lord Mayor deals with a series of petty crimes. John Jones is committed for trial for assault and robbery on Rev. Woods in Moorfields. Other items include thefts of fowls and a drake, a carman suspected in stealing boxes, rings stolen from Mrs. Williams, and a large Oxford Street burglary case.

Hreuway Rospery John Jones Wm. Woods Moorfields William Brand Short-street Mr. Woods London Wall Joseph Smith Parker Horse and Dorsers Bank of Elegance Joseph Saunders Goldham Billingsgate-market Baker Leadenhall-market Ryland Whitechapel Mr. Baker Mr. Hebler Mr. Hubler Mr. Ryland Hubler John Smith John Webber Hall Custom-horse Quay Liverpool Indemnity Insurance Office Ias Runnina John Brown Borguet Peter Laurie Patience Williams Bear-street Leicester-square James Hance Minlshull Farrant Penary Henry Henywood 88Th Foot Honywood Sch Clarkson Honeywood Minshus Gardiner Kent C. Phillips Minshull Humphreys Rurusal Wm. Hemmin No. 38 Haymarket Wm. Alexander Hemden House Maidstone Mr. Savage Hance Savage Hemmin James Mason Wm. Wingfield Court of Chancery Ledbitter Sarah Ligo Henry Livingstone Edward Mesley John Hutton Wees Keys Ballard Fletcher Tilliam Tucker Adney Philips Trevor, Bennett Templar Messrs. Herries and Co St. James’s Street Brown St. Martin’s Court Rascaltty Chambers

Ligo Livingstone and others linked to large robbery haul

Proceedings reveal that Ligo Livingstone and accomplices were implicated in a major burglary. Evidence shows stolen goods collected from No. 18 Vere-street Clare-market and loaded into hackney coaches, with further testimony on prior sightings and associated arrests.

Ligo Vere-street Clare-market Livingstone Reid Jones Liga London Humphreys Mr. Flower Myr. C. Phillips Mr. Minshull Hutton Morley House of Correction

The Cochranes in Custody Over Household Incident

William Stewart Cochranes and Archibald Basil Cochranes appear before Mr Bennett charged with assault and disturbing a household at No 3 York-place Islington. Witnesses describe a violent attempt to gain entry and a confrontation with Mr Harrison. The case returns for further hearing.

Cochranes Ix William Stewart Cochrane Archibalt Basil Cochrane Bennett William Harrison York-place City-road Islington William Stewart Cochrance Harrison Archibald Basil Cochrane Mr. Bennett Mr. Harrison

Vindication of Lord Ranelagh From Basque Protests

Lord Ranelagh replies to Morning Chronicle misrepresentations about his Basque Provinces visit. He asserts his aim was to influence the Durango decree abolition and denies aiding Carlists. He claims English ships would be respected, mentions Bilba siege, Espartero, and his alignment with English sentiment. He signs as RaNnELAaGH. Bayonne correspondent.

Ilford Central Criminal Court Singuran Lhhe Lford Bayonne Morning Chronicle Sain Durango Bilba Don Sebastian Basque Alajsty Bilbia Espartero Christmnas Rannelaagh Bayoane

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