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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 04, 1837

Page

6

Court of Quarter Sessions frees defendants over cinders case

In a ruling at the Court of Quarter Sessions, counsel argued that removing cinders from one premises to another should be unlawful. The court held the scavenger’s rights do not strip a landholder of use of his own cinders until treated as rubbish, and the plaintiff was nonsuited.

Duchin Monmouthshire Ars Gaure SC Co Ody Custam Memeston Filbey Ve Combe Etic St. Martin-in-the- Fields St. Martin-in-t Fem Marek Castle Street Tlong-Acre Uwe Cho'or Assacs Ynron Parke Raven Aldersn Godson Iron Parke Lord Abinger Sessions Baron Alderson Baron Parke W. Follett Woolsitt CVI Peries Tomas Corporation of Maldon Bing Shreks London Hobier Goldiain Blackwater Smack Committee Geldram Blackwater Winstable England Thames Bow Street ST. James’s TP. Roe Goddard St. James Westminster Captain Rutter Count Ruéter St. James’s Street Middlesex Rutter St. Jamies Chelsea Sir Frederick Roe Leyla King’s Bench Faison Clerkenwell St. Kitts Bardslph Hamburgh Bayor Mayer Goldhat Billingsgate Market Joseph Woolsill Batyon Garden Henry Starmer William Tyso Bagnigge Wells-road John Mansfield John Shugra Mr. Laing Wm. Redrupt William Smith Dorrington Street Brooks’ Market Holborn Lambetes Street Charles Fisher Cockey'd Charley Hardwick Elizabeth Barlow Denzill-street Clare-market Stratford Poplar Salmon’s Lane Limehouse Harrow-bridge Bromley Mills Town Hall Gravesend Griffin W. Lamb Milton Parish Justice Troughton John Griffin Lamb Sunny Dayn Lam Troughton Justize Reax William Lamb Mary Lamb King

Mystery of a fatal kitchen stabbing in lodging house

In a London court, a prisoner faced murder charges after a man died from a thigh wound inflicted during a kitchen quarrel over debts and drink. Witnesses, including a surgeon and a police constable, detailed the assault and the accused's admission that he warned of stabbing if provoked again. The case follows prior demonstrations of violence and public disorder in the district.

William Richards Uo Eivision Molixeux Feather Jane Dorington-street White Watermen’s Company Burrell Gregorie Graham Heathcote Ryland Murphy Steamboat Company Middlesex Sessions James Stevens John Moore Fludyer-street West Eainster Isle of Man St. James’s Palace Tothill-fields Robert Weinman Monsieur Francois Lanoie Poland Street Aturphy Calman Serjeant Langley Lord Hill Duke of Wellington House of Correction St. James’s Park Samuel Evans Lansdowne-place Old Kent-road Mann William Woodens Addy W. C Samon Richard Stanley Sophia Mills Shaw Bengal Broughton Joseph Kerrison Limehouse Fanner Bethnal-green Kemp Miller Hoxton Square Newgate

Destructive fire at Amersham brewery causes heavy loss

In Amersham Bucks a major blaze gutted the malthouse of Messrs Weller and nearly the entire building. Town engines aided by Chesham Beaconsfield and other firms contained the fire by eleven. Loss to Weller’s may reach £5000 with £1500 insured. Also reports of a boy injured in St James's Park, a near drowning in Regent's Park canal, and a Waltham housebreaking case with two tramps committed for trial.

Amersham Bucks Messrs Weller Messrs. Weller Thomas Tyrwhitt Drake Chesham Beaconsfield Messry St. James's Park Jones Somerset House New Churchecourt Strand St. James’s Park Charingcross Hospital Harrow Moniey T. Grafton Cornwall Terrace Regent’s Park St. John’s-wood-road Canal Jonez Earl-street Lisson-grove Grefton Beeners Albion Little Moorfields Lorimer Shoreditch Waltham John Jones William Darling Robert Hawkes Little Waltham Hawkes Hawkes’s Preméaes Newman Moulsham Burton

Fourth Centenary Printing Festival Plans and Hopeful Edinburgh Effort

An Edinburgh committee plans a Mayence style celebration for the fourth centenary of printing. They consider a public dinner or an evening entertainment with fruit, oak, wine, and music. The event should include printers, type founders, and bookbinders, with a broad, economical, social focus.

Westminster Candleriggs-street Mayence Germany Edinburgh Avery London

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