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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 07, 1846

Page

4

LAW SUMMER CIRCUITS OF THE JUDGES 1856 APPOINTS DATES

The Right Hon. Sir Edward Hall Alderson and Sir John Williams set the circuit dates for Buckinghamshire July 10 at Buckingham Bedfordshire July 14 at Bedford Huntingdonshire July 17 Cambridge July 18 Norfolk July 22 Norwich Norwich and City July 22 Ipswich July 38 Suffolk at Ipswich.

Noncorx Edward Hall Alderson Exchequer John Williama Bedford Huntingdonshire Cambridgeshire County Courts Cambridge Norfolk Norwich City Guildhall Suffolk Ipswich

Monkey bite case ends in barnyard negligence ruling

In the Queen's Bench Trespar division a woman injured by a monkey owned by the defendant is awarded damages after the court rules a declaration implying negligence by keeping a mischievous animal is a prima facie ground for liability. The decision clarifies owner responsibility when an animal known to bite is kept without proper safeguards.

Court OF Queen's Bench Trespar May Axp Wire Burpsrt Lord Denman

Extraordinary Outrage by Royal Marine Boots Twist

Lieut Gun Mahon of the Royal Marines faced a charge of assaulting John Buskiey Simmons after a boots delivery dispute at a Cambridge Place Edgware Road residence. The case details a carving knife shown to cut boots and threats to eject Simmons, with Mahon claiming Simmons intruded during dinner and refused departure. Captain Tringham and Sir George Cockburn noted as witnesses.

Fornicusa Louis Pontowsky Alderman Gibbs Marine Insurance Company Cornhill Bir. Johnson Cornhil John Baker Compter Johnson Robert Johnson Boomery Florence Leary William Tuthill Boxz-trea Gravel Lane Withess William Sugget Maxcuesten Thuradsy Alderman Gibler Clarkson Ballantine Henry Sharpe Sharpe and Co Paternoster Lane Marlborough Street Carrere Beresford Whal Gray Albemarle Street Berkeley Club Cocos Tree Club St James's Street Maltby William Wadlaw John Anderson Edward Honeyman Alias Russell Thomas Fielding Alias Jackson Richard Forbes Archibald Duncan John Percival Charles Cowper Edward Daley James Henderson Alias Forrest Daniel Roe James Cartwright Richard Wortley Cocoa Tree Club Charles Lily George Leigh John Godfrey William Brown Edwin Clerk John Thomas Vincent Cotton Bart Charles Swabey William Jones Thomas Edwards John Thompson Richard Stephenson William Richards James Webster George Liley Bereaford W. Cotton Tas Esnacep Gun Mahon Tas Royal Marines Cambridge Place Edgware Road John Buskiey Simmons Upper York Street Tringham Captain Tringham George Cockburn Admiralty Walter Dickenson

Defendant Held to Bail After Dental Threats at Fleet Street

In a London case Lieut Mahon faced entry into recognizance for appearance if indicted. Wontner and Rawlinson clash over damages for destroyed boots. A Peace Warrant involved Conrad Cooper, a dentist in Fleet Street, accused of threatening to shoot Mr Storey. Cooper was held to bail at £100 with two sureties of £50 each for sessions.

Gutterlam Cheapside Westminbsthe William Conduit Chesterfield Upper Eaton-street Pimlico Bhp Lim Jones Condell Barfoot Bond Thadieg Offich John Webster Crowther Broderip Pasaull Edward Connor London Phoenix Public House Upper East Smithfield St. Katherine Dock Willesy Withees Speratoce Stepney Fair Witneass Gray Butler's Braterip Joseph Apy CoLexiEs Thomas Maddocks Liverpool Joseph Ady William Adamson Barbadoes Ady Great Britain Adamson Maddocks Jin Ady India China Africa Murpge Benjamin Gibbons Aabourer Jane Sloman Gibbins Excise Edward Wanderer Townson Shadwell Market Kaas Ross Rosa Ander Shadwell Church Duke of York High Streat Shadwell Witovse Mr. Broderip Townson Thad Daniel Thaas High Street Uy Elairs Baker Lindley Valentine K Division Peersent Ovst Brederip Westminster Bridewell Alcegen Menver Shapwell Anne Sloman Anna Lewis No. 7 Eaelve No. 6 Jane Iip Thaif Witness Wimnees Walher Townron Thames Police Court Crafford W. Baker London Hospital John Burke Afr Bakerloe Charlotte Ogan Tenace Street Bethnal-green Wes Faulkner Fabian Buckinghamshire Railway Oxford and Bletchley Junction Mansion House Clarkson Saturoons Spain Iscrip Ballantine Doane Alderman Gibbs W. Harding George-street Westminster Board of Management Messrs. Smith and Ebb Tower-hill Scrip Oxford Provisional Committee of Management W. Hanotxe Harding Clarkgon Su Vigh &Risoner Times Sam Lhat Persnn Oraeen Clarkeon Buckinghamshire John Benton Buckinghamshire, &c John Henry Morgan Thomas Green No. 16 Old Broadareet House of Jones, Cook, and Green Mr. Morgan Stock Exchange Lamond Henry Martin Solomons Mr. Fabian Richards Wa Fabian Central Criminal Court Falkner Court of Queen's Bench Effents Itth Geo Goodman Oxford and Bletchley Sunestion Mahon Wontner Conrad Cooper Storey Fleet Street Nelson Square Blackfriars Road Woutner Anorg

Fatal accident at Milford junction railway station

A burning coal fragment from an engine chimney set a young waitress ablaze at Milford junction station on the Yar and North Midland line. She suffered fatal burns the same evening, highlighting railway accident risks amid modern improvements.

Oise Yar North Midland Milford Junction Leelt Mercury

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