Arson and murder trials in Sheffield area court
Trials report multiple cases including Thomas Shaw found guilty of arson against Wa. Stones property and given severe punishment. Elizabeth Reid acquitted by reason of insanity in a boy’s murder case at Waddington. Thomas Williams found guilty of murder in a Sheffield shop death with death sentence. Hennah Maude convicted of manslaughter for long abuse of her illegitimate child with seven years transportation. Norfolk circuit covers highway robbery with death sentence. slipstream notes on a waterman slashing incident and Spanish Legion officer case at Tower stairs with discharged defendant.
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Yorx
Thomas Shaw
Sheffield
Dreaprunt Nonour
Elizabeth
Betty Reid
George Burgess
Waddington
Thomas Williams
Thomas Froggart
Moore
Insuman MU
G. Dryden
Norfolk
Robert Cartwright
J. Osborne
Chicksand Wood
Kelly
Spanish Legion
Tower Stairs
Meyer
Crouch
Jones
Lord Lyndhurst
Legion
Spain
London
Hobler
Queen-Square
Burrell
White
Thomas Brown
John Mumford
Horse Guards
Finsbury Square
Samuel Abbott
Blackford
James Brook
House of Correction
James Churchill
William Brown
Watson
St. Pancras
George Lloyd
Langley
George Ball
Sarah Matthews
Charles-street
Westminster
Felsted Stabbing Case Ends in Guilty Verdict
Edward Childs was found guilty on a count charging wounding with intent to do bodily harm after an assault in George Smith's Felsted beer shop. A knife was recovered. the prosecutor suffered a 5 inch thigh wound. The Lord Chief Justice called the crime very violent and said death would be recorded, though possibly not carried out.
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Chelms
FORD
Edward Childs
Thomas Swallow
Felsted
Wordsworth
George Smith
Childs
Dunmow
Alderman White
Brewer
Masterman’s
Holt
Catharine Barrett
Martin Felmington
Groves
King Street
Covent-garden
Mary Rycroft
Marlborough Street
Patrick
Jerry Callaghan
Conant
Downey
King-street
Nhat
Dyer
Currie
Regent-street
Hawarden
Fazakerly
Thomas Hawarden Fazakerly
2D Life Guards
Sas
Whitecross Street
Bertman
Gillebrand
Perdon
Mr. Currie
Duke of York
Life Guards
Cooling
John Elder
Lord Kenmure
Gillebrand Hall
Wiz Pole-Atred
Kelly
James Smith
Thomas Fenn
James Wallis
Rubhiuas
Greenwood
John Harrington
Barber Harrington
James Crawley
Crawley
Mr. Kelly
Broderip
James Purvis
Demerara
Greenwich
Charles Rowland
Fearnley
Ryland
Corporation
Thames
Rowland
Rotherhithe
London
Wich
Mysterious correspondence leads to Government reference
A private examination before the Lord Mayor reviewed a misdelivered packet of letters from Germany addressed to a foreigner. Enclosed material involved high-level affairs with the French Government, prompting the Lord Mayor to refer the case to the Secretary of State for Guildhall.
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Germany
Hobler
Dreadful explosion at lucifer match factory on Worship Street
A blast at Mr. John Seabrook's lucifer match factory causes a shop collapse. Six boys and a man are freed from a coalhole by police officers. Seabrook, badly burned, is taken to St Bartholomew's Hospital. The cause remains undetermined.
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John Seabrook
Worship Street
Worship
Stenson
Burbkara
Mr. Seabrook
Parker
Pitfield-street
St. Bartholomews’ Hospital
Seabrook
Aheve
Williamson
Pentonville
Upper Islington
Holyorke
Birmingham Police Office
Grand Junction Railway
Warwick
Oxford
Green Man
Oxford Street
Jones
Middlesex Hospital
Wandsford
Kilkenny
Castlecomer
Mount Brown
Stevens’ Hospital
Thames Police Graceful Persecution In London Riots
Magistrates Brode rip and Bir Greenwood investigated complaints by John Jeremiah Kelly coal merchant and tavern keeper in Lower Shadwell. Kelly dismissed many unstable workers for neglect and causing abuse and violence to the elderly and well behaved. police investigated, several rioters mainly Irishmen fined and bailed.
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Thames Police
Broderip
Bir
Greenwood
John Jeremiah Kelly
Lower Shadwell
Trishmen
Distress of Huddersfield Fancy Weavers Hits 50 000
Report shows 8 000 weavers in fancy waistcoats trousers and nets with over 50 000 dependents. 20 000 have been in distress five months. only a few firms provide work. Other manufacturers abandon workers, prompting praise for George Senior and Son for humane relief.
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Huddersfield
Messrs
George Senior
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Police Intelligence
Mansion House
Hatton Carden
M‘intosh
John’s Terrace
Mr. Laing
John Barnes
Marry Kelly
Wynyatt-street
Clerkenwell
New-road
Wynyatt Street
Peacock Tavern
Bennett
George Martin
Sidney Braithwaite
Chester Cottage
Holloway
White Conduit House Tavern
Braithwaite
Horza
Gig
Sheriffs’ Court
Red Liom-Square
Bouusgs
Pres
John Nixon Simpson
Sheriff Burchell
Sheriff Burehell
Sheriff Burehiell
Fay
Lake
Court OF Excise
Warton
Mart
Mayow
the Excise
John Ward
Pateliffe
Mr. Warton
Mr. Mayow
Ward
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