London Old Bailey Trial Notes On Various Cases In 19th Century
Transcribed report covers multiple cases heard at the Old Bailey including a butcher found guilty of selling tainted meat, a child abuse trial resulting in six months’ imprisonment with behavior bond, a husband accused of assaulting his wife with lenient disposition, and a bigamy case where Anne Mills alias Cooke was sentenced to four months. Also details a perjury prosecution tied to a bankruptcy case, with extensive witness testimony about a bag of money and the £92 claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teas
Aed
Belsham
Capalry
Catterell
Newgate
Gakeman
Cotterell
Csvatrr
John
Henrietta Andrews
Lucy Andrews
Ryland
Meres
Fatica
Hickener
Lewin
Horry
Ebe
Exhd Jt
John Philbey
London
Hannah
Anyother
Lock
Bullock
Bodkin
Mary Aon Hoot
Treasury
Tuxsepay
New Court
Anne Mills
Blake
Cooke
Fes
Robinson
Robert Blake
Wepwespay
Coggeshall
Essex
Bickmore
Smoothey
Messrs
Heckblock and
Emsworth
Court of Bankruptcy
Willsher
Mr. Bickmore
Chelmsford
Ee Aa
Bickmore Aald
Lasignes
Knight
Benjamin Willsher
Chelmeford
Defamant
Bickmors
Fate Aeroninata
Sunthe
Tex Lats
Namnow
Thomas Truman
St. Andrew's
Not Guilty Embezzlement Case Over Overseers Row
A long trial over embezzlement linked to the Saffron Hill overseers ends with a Not Guilty verdict after questions about whether the prisoner was properly described as their servant. The court notes the Poor Law framework makes indictments risky. further cases on the same point are dropped. The prisoner is discharged. other indictments are also stood down. In a separate New Court session, Robert Austin pleads guilty to bigamy after a lengthy peculiarly staged case. He is sentenced to one month in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Born
Saffron Hill
Clarkson
Robinson Sppen
Huddleston
Board of Guardians
Poor Law Commissioners
Zera
Alade
Justice Patterson
Board of Quardians
Sip
Robinson
Pattason
Secretary of State
Bigawr
New Court
Robert Austin
Mary Anne Rush
Payne
Pallen
New Street
Spring Gardens
Barber
Derby
Galting
Bouss
Hall
Henry Johnson
Deford
Board of
Mallens
Mr. Henry
Central Criminal Court
Henry
Mellons
Marlborough Street
Prince Louis Buonaparte
King Street
St James's Square
Charles Pollard
Essex Street
Strand
Prince Napoleon
Messie
Bosh
Mollens
Mouse, Bush and Co
Prince Louis Napoleon Buonaparte
Alexander Symons
Bush
London Street
Watson
M. Orsi
Smith
Pollard
Conrse
Hawkins
Witness
Warde
West
F 106
Thal
Hardwick
Portland Place
Cambridge Road
Hackney
Vallantine
Lahopagate
Ilon
Sha Thon
Spor
Mary Anne’ Glade
Anne Lowe
Brigg
British Philanthrophic Society
Shoreditch
Sheeh
Qother
Anne Roberta
British Philanthropic Society
Glade
Eastern Counties Railway
Eastern Counties Railway Company
Canala
Sparks
St. John Street
Bethnal Green
Sparkes
Coleman
Price
Williamson
Cooling
Bacon
Wood
Allen
Cherry
South Ware
Martinsommt
Thomas Young
Thia Goger
Mint Street
High Street
Ann Blackmere
Ann Goggen
Thomas Ludham
Thadoes Offich
Ballantine
Peter Bowman
Quebec
Verdon
Eail
Whits
London Docks
White
Gardiner
Lean
Lane
Assautrina Jhe Potter
Edward Hilton
Yardley
Mile End
Inspector Coward
Ailton
Hilton
Bilton
Moe
Coward
Mena
Erie
Mr. Hilton
Prizoner
Lee
Richmond Junction
Nine Elms
Ricsmogi
W. Lane
Parasia
Young
Paynter
Calves cruelly packed in cart courted court clash
At Guildhall a crowd gathered as J Catching a Smithfield salesman faced a charge for cruelly torturing calves in a cart. Alderman Copeland led the inquiry with counsel Mr Steel defending the salesmen, detailing the calves bound with heads hanging, causing evident pain and prompting a 20 shillings fine plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tux Cave
J. Catching
Smithfield Market
Alderman Copeland
Mr. Steel
Alderman Wilson
Mr. Alderman Wilson
Seveal
Animated Friend Society
Alderman Hooper
Steel
Alleged murder by a wife trials inquests conclude
An inquest at Charing Cross Hospital on Edward Meads aged thirty six found he died from a chest wound inflicted by his wife Mary Granton alias Meads. Witnesses testified to quarrels, threats, and the wife’s admission. The jury returned a verdict of manslaughter. Granton was committed for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Westminster
Charingerous Hospital
Edward Meads
No. 4
Tower Street
Dials
Thomas Weatall
Bob
Bert Knightsbridge
Mery Granton
Rye
Ataie
Granton
Carr
Meads
George Young
Mary Granton
Comaurran von Muapga
Bingham
Marlborough Street
Maida
Fire Ravages Linlithgow Town Hall and Premises
A devastating blaze broke out at Linlithgow, sixteen miles from the city and thirty from Gle3zo TM, destroying the Town Hall fronting the Palace and Church and several adjoining properties. The building, dating to 1688 and crafted by Robert Miller, was a noted example of Scotland’s ancient architecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garry Finet
Linlithgow
Robert Miller
Scotland
St. Thomas's Hospital
Emily Harriet Durban
George Street
Croydon
Also Mentioned on This Page
City Police Committee
Guildhall
James Thomas Humphrey
Warwick Square
Grenadier Guards
Aldersgate Street
Portman Barracks
Templeman
Palleyman
Congeiele
Bowsteredt
James Duncombe
Pullen
Covent Garden
James's Street
Hien
George Frederick Cooper
Frederick Walker
River Street
Lower Road
Islington
Coopers
James Harrison
Charles Borer
Peter Purvis
Hoxton
Mr. Combe
George Dean
Clarke
M'Gree
Soi-Disant
Lambeth
George Green
Slonemason
Cubitt
Norton
Thompson
Lambethwalk
St Thomas’s Hospital
Lambeth-walk
Kitchener
Pimlico
Dueapron Asasotr
John Taylor
Bass
Flanagan
Hicks
Murphy
Beecher
Field
Acre
Jans
Brixton
Himeself
Tongs
Iayiog
Wil
Guy's Hospital
Brixton Station
Wahdsworth