Murder trial and birth registry case on Oxford Circuit
On the Oxford Circuit a jury found Jillam Adams guilty of murder for killing his father Thomas Adams in Burcott with a pocket book theft tied to the crime. The case involved James Fuell and notes about the murder. Separately, Strathorp and Dale pleaded guilty to failing to register a birth under the William IV act, with judges urging compliance and setting recognizances.
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Olk
Jillam~Adams
Ber
Thomas Adams
Burcott
Wing
Adame
Adams
James Fuell
Aylesbury
Sete
Darby
Palmer
Meade
Robert Fuell
Cock Inn
Shackle
Armstrong
Red Lion
Tring
Mr. Price
Price
Jackson
Fountaine
Fuell
London
Andrews
Justice Park
Oxford
Strathorp
Charles Ashley
Canal-street
Wolverhampton
Benjamin Dale
Horsley-fields
Maule
William IV
England
Midland Circuit reveals assault case between neighbours over a basket
Norman Webberley sues as master shoemaker of Welton against his landlord and neighbour Elliott. A basket linked to Mr Crow caused confrontation. Jury awards 40 shillings damages and 40 shillings costs after eloquent defense noting ruin of reputations and costly litigation.
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Midland
Normanpron
Wiebberley
Wire D. Enviort
Humfrey
Waddington
Sergeant Goulburn
Miller
Welton
Ecclesastical
Elliott
Bankrupt Thomas Rogers in adjourned examination
The adjourned examination of Thomas Rogers, already linked to a 12,000 sovereign robbery claim, proceeded with Alderman Wood for John Jones against Rogers estate for 778 173. 10d. He could not be recognised on the audit, but may move on the merits. Debts total 4000 to 5000 pounds. release requires superseders and court formalities.
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Thomas Rogers
T. Wood
John Jones
Rogers
C. Fletcher
Jones
Russel
Alderman Wood
Fonblanque
Cree
Hall
Chancery
Court of Chancery
Polish Jew Joseph Alexander in London court case
Joseph Alexander a Polish Jew was brought before the lord mayor on a charge by Abraham Friend a convert to Christianity. Friend alleged threats and a previous robbery conviction. Alexander allegedly tried to coerce Witness's servant and conspires with others against Friend. The lord mayor ordered bail.
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Joseph Alexander
Abraham Friend
Horsemonger Lane
London
Friend
Moses
Salis bury-square thief remanded after multi charge probe
William Henley, a slim young traveler, faced Sir Peter Laurie in Guildhall for re examination on theft and burglary at the Barley Mow Salisbury square and other lodging houses. Evidence from several witnesses linked him to stolen frocks, braces, a box, and letters. he was remanded for further inquiry and later for trial at Victoria Crown Street Soho.
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William Henley
Peter Laurie
Salisbury-square
Thomas West
Westminster-road
Sir Peter Laurie
West
Peter
Fletcher
Victoria
Crown-street
Soho
William Gardner
the Victoria
Crown Street
Clerkenwell
Andrewa
Watkins
St. John-street
Miss Andrews
Miss A
Jane
Mr. P
W. E. Beesley
P.S
Mr. Beesley
High-street
Islington
Eliza
Syren
W. E. Bersary
Bill
Henry Gardner
City Police No. 87
Johnson
Agar-street
Misa Felstead
Bailey
Hoxton Old Town
Leicester
Compassion
Margate
Hoxton
St. Swithin
Rosemary Branch
London
Chapter Coffee House
Surrey Theatre
William Edward Stanfield
Old Bailey
George Stanwin
Mr. Bailey
Skinners’ Arms
Skinner-street
Salisbury Square
Ann. Williams
Alderman Lainson
Hedges
Colabrook
Mary Rotherham
Carey
Jonathan Hodges
Lindsay
Grant
Drapers, &c
Great
Tichfield-street
Oxford-street
Hodges
Mr. Lindsay
John Wilson
Weather
James Taylor
Wells-street
Wilson
Mr. Rawlinson
Mr. Wontner
Bennett
Rawlingon
James Clark
King and Queen
Foley-street
White
Chapel-street
Edgware Road
Paddington
Rascal
Hosking
King
Omnipus
John Trivett
James Alexander
Nottingham-place
New-road
Old-street-road
Yorkshire Stingo
Market Yard
Humphreys
Hoskins
Biarlegrouge Street
Mike Lynch
Kitty
Jemima Cronin
Biis
Cronin
St. Giles’s
Mike
Mr. Courtey
Michael Lynch
Teddy Morris
Teddy
Gompertz
Animals’ Friend Society
Dyer
Charles Tollemache
Regent-street
William Howard
Duck-lane
Edward-street
Conant
Mash
Duck Lane
Forged notes and suspected receivers before the magistrate
William Byrne, a gentleman's servant, is charged with aiding the passage of a forged £10 note tied to Bank of England forgeries. Testimony links a tailor in Spring Gardens and a man named Davis or Daniels to the note, with Byrne denying full knowledge while remaining evasive. The case proceeds with remand for further evidence.
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William Byrne
Goddard
Messrs Bouverie and Co
Haymarket
Bush
Bankers’ Association
Lord Oxford
Bank of England
Davis
Daniels
George Lennox
Wilton-crescent
Belgrave-square
Cadogan
Sovere Ign
Ballard
John Forrester
Cadogan Place
Downes
Ireland
Mr. Bush
Tom
Minshull
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Assize Intelligence
Church of England
Mr. Farrand
Justice Pattison
Far
Court OF Bankkeruvuptcy
Wansion
Bow Street
Marylebone