Lords Hear Opinions in Arizan Case and Court Notices
The Lords convened to hear judges on the Canus advowson appeal with Lord Lyndhurst and Lord Brougham delivering emotional tributes to the late Chief Justice. Courts of Chancery and Common Pleas adjourned as Chief Justice death halted proceedings. trials continued for Hartley v. Cummings and related actions. A mix of criminal and civil matters, including Ilford and Ilford Petty Sessions notes, occupied the docket.
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Baron Perke
Lyndhurst
Wen
J. Wilde
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Serjeant Channell
Vaughan Williams
Baron Parke
Lord Lyndhurst
the Common Pleas
Brougham
Lyndburnt
Thomas Wilde
James
Sergeant Allen
Fry
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Tusapauc
Janthe Coltman
Guildwall
Queen's Bench
Serjeant Talfourd
Justice Coltraan
Nicholas Conyngham Tindal
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Criminal Court Sides With Harsh Battery Against Liars and Thieves
The Monty court resumes. 89 prisoners on the calendar. Richard Culmore, 24, found guilty of stealing a parcel of printed books from the South Western Railway and sentenced to twelve months hard labour. Thomas Connor, 36, guilty of bigamy with Mary Burt and her £2600, furniture, and proof of prior marriage. transportation for seven years ordered. Alfred Moody, 18, convicted of burglary in a dwelling and transported for seven years. Ferdinand Wegener and co defendant Cohen found guilty of fur theft. both transported for ten years. Further cases include railway scrip fraud, assault with a deadly weapon, and Admiralty jurisdiction incidents.
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J. Duke
J. Marshal
Chellis, Wilson
Odiham
Thomas Connor
Atiae O'Connor
St. Andrew, Holborn
Mary Carr Burt
Marylebone Church
Maria Twycress
Misa Mary Carr Burt
Croce
London
Witness
Spe
Miss Burt
Alfred Moody
Robert Crooks
Ferdinand Wegener
Adam Joseph Geverard Leman Cohen
Clarkson
Bellantine
Cohen
Liquorpond Street
Wegener
Geyer
Balham Hill
Houghton
Phillips
Solomons
Clarkeon
Baron Alderson
Wilueta
Justice Williams
New Covat
William Graham
Grainge
Thomas Singleton
James Barn
High Seas
Admiralty of England
Ballantrog
Evang
Fragmentary legal scene hints at arrest and payment
The readable text hints a ceremonial binding to keep peace and an officer named Dopey delivering a message, with a complainant paying them and the subject heading toward a court or detention, though many phrases are garbled and unclear. The fragment mentions an intermediary and a prison-adjacent moment.
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Murder and assault court notes from Westminster Theatres and street clashes
A chaotic London court report details a violent affray with multiple German skindressers, a stabbing near Frosty Court, and a witness named Gallkin. It also covers a fraud case at Dubourg hotel and a late night assault on police, with sentencing for a drunken assailant and a drowning rescue hero.
Remarkable Invention at Fiostan and Local Gatherings
A recent visit to Fiostan highlights a remarkable machine by Thomas Blanchard of Boston that tints busts and marble with life like copies, promising near-death to carving labor. It enables exact relief profiles and portraits at any size, with demonstrations of busts, medallions, and buttons. A family gathering at the Hailway Tavern near Blackpool reunites seven brothers after 49 years, sharing ages 21 to 99 and stories of long-separated kin.
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Charlotte-street
Fitzroy Square
Stratfordon
David Garrick
Francis Goxtrell
Thomas Skerp
Jatclee Garrick
Tsuacs
Upper Gower Street
Fiostan
Webster
Levi Woodbury
Guider
Tony
Blackpool
Ae Tellers Hain
George Karnes
Tarnes
Dennis
Jonatha Barnes
William Bates
Joe
Thas
Assault case at Guildhall ends in committal for trial
Andrew Fezekas a Hungarian farrier was charged with threatening to kill two young women after inviting them to stay the night. Two witnesses described a razor found on a bed, and the judge ordered committal for trial at the sessions for a serious assault with a cutting weapon. A separate case saw Forder jailed for six weeks for exposing indecent prints in Hungerford Market.
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Ilford
Thamas Granby
John Granby
Witness
John Basden
le Coud
Alehr
Hanamering
Mr. Arnett
Arnett
Smebody
Koe Aurgenn
Dan Jagers
Jacul Jung
Wélee
Heth
Jorge Painter
Hrunies
Mohr
Gall
Westminster
Isuumay Panexr
Anne Taylor
Joseph Taylor
Smith's Place
York Street
Mary Dorrell
G. Pesree
Regent Street
Barefoot
Greenacre
Burrell
Dantxo Ronnery
William Barton
Murrig
Cheynewalk
Chelsea
Hayers
Morrin
Morris
Usronrosats Friares
Andrew Fezekas
Albion Buildings
Bartholomew Close
P. Laurie
James Martin
Thomas Page
Hhe
Mary Ann Jones
Saffron Hill
Calcutta
Farringdon-street
Margaret Mitchell
Bai
Hungerford
Forder
Society For the Suppression of Vice
Fire and Cannons Mar Exeter Car Bill Celebration
A Bartholoma Yard crowd celebrated the Car Bill with a cannonade using eight cannons. One blast shattered a town crier’s knee and leg, another struck a man in the face wounding teeth and nose, a third disabled a man’s arm, and fragments shattered nearby glass and structures. Reports note London viguranes suffer heavy losses from a Newfoundand fire totalling around £100,000.
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Reval Exchange
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Newfoundand
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Exeter
Thuy
Jota Gill
Anther
Webber
Teed
Ireroks Vie Yard
Winder
Derorpurt
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