Gottherd Raake faces charges for forged credit and theft
At Bow Street and Marlborough Street courts, Gottherd Raake, a man of respectable exterior, was charged with forging a letter of credit from Rothschilds and stealing £100 from Mr. Bell. The hearing covered receipts signed as F. H. Stern, a forged credit, and a confession via a Battels connection. A separate omnibus conductor, Edmund Moulder, was fined for assaulting a magistrate and resisting passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gottherd Raake
Daniel Forrester
Messrs. Rothschild
Bell
Wilks
Lewis Augustus Eichener
Messrs. Rothschild and Sons
Scheffhausen
Cologne
Hanover
Thomas Bell
Finsbury
Leicester
Witness
London
Rider-street
Clerkenwell
Cafe de Europe
Greenwich
Bow Street
Edmund Moulder
Chambers
Marlborough-street
Piccadilly
Frederick Roe
Marlborough Street
Henry John Conyers
Upper Brook-street
Conant
Duval
Abbemarle-street
Conyers
Alberdarle-street
Congeta
Saeedies
Vlad
John Robinson
Foster
William Foster
Duke-street
Grosvenor-square
Sharp
Jen
Chasabers
Plank
Violent assault charge in Lambeth Street incident
Two Germans named Almond Ontares and Lear Anderson were charged with a violent assault on police after a disturbance near Lambeth Street. Constable James Parker testified he grappled with one suspect as a knife was used, while both men were later remanded at the station.
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Lambeth Street
Poltce
Almond Ontares
Lear Anderson
James Parker
Hishiipa House
Sarah
House of Drrecti Wwe Wooly Aaorshlp
Fight leads to police action and fines in sensational brawl
Witnesses described a brutal fight that left Nash with severe facial injuries and Pooley accused of instigating violence. Police intervened as onlookers shouted savage yells. Nash faced a fine of 1s for lack of resistance. Pooley was fined 50s or two months in the House of Correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pooley
Nash
Broughton
Wood
House of Correction
Desertion case leads to six weeks in prison at Shadwell
Bridget Martin, an Irish widow, was charged with deserting her two children and leaving them to the parish of St. Paul Shadwell. Convicted of rogue and vagabondage, she received six weeks hard labour and was advised to seek Ireland for her family after release. The report also covers coal theft aboard the brig Johns and a shipboard assault case, plus Kensington petty sessions on Charles Stuber and local housing dangers in Shadwell.
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Nina
Han Bexes
Snocama Cruetry
Cleevel
Anton
Cmhye
Hampstead
Herlind
Ireland
Limehouse
Stepney Union
Shadwell
Wells
Chelsea
England
Robert Gordon
Johns
Scarborough
Greenwood
Lewes
Thames Police
Consigneé
Hadley
Greekwood
Willetin i Feller
Mountatewart
Seamans
Phillips
Gregory
Hodgsom
Atvay
Aptain
Truss
Phe-vo Vinant
Calcutta
Smith
Sony Piclock
Toller
Pune
Boe
Iete
Coronel of Dragoons
Lawrence
Ballan- Tee
Trump
Batlantite
C. Phillinss
Haiti
Lawretcuss
Dreds Siege
Apd
Sri
Stadt
Kensington
Charles Stuber
Bow-street
F. A. Roe
Minshull
Goddard
Miles’s
Hoxton
Duchess of Kent
Codd
Stuber
Newson
Hen Lees
Hoxton-house
Miles
Mr. Codd
Lord Brougham
William IV
Kent
Lord Holland
Mr Codd
United States
Édach
Ship-atrees
Barrett
Greenbank
Wapping
King David-lane
Valentine
IK Division of Police
Edwards
Hood
Thompson
Shadwell-market
Upper East Smithfield
Rosemary Lane
Croypon
Croydon
Sydenham
St. Thomas's Hospital
St. Thomas’s Hospital
Four youths escape as steamer strikes boat on Thames
On Sunday morning four young men in a skiff near Prince's-stairs, Rotherhithe, were struck by the Lion steamer as Naiad approached. Two rowers fell overboard. one saved by a seaman, another by a lighter man. George Maxwell and Thames police aided survivors and recovered belongings. The steamer crew faced ridicule and neglect accusations, while a nearby house collapse in East End added to hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narnow
Nelson
Prince’s-stairs
Rotherhithe
King’s-stairs
Woolwich
George Maxwell
Thames-police
Charles Maxwell
Maxwells
Atetrepold
Prujean
Asland
Anntes Gravelvlane
St. George-in
Inquest at Great Driffield Over Piercy Death
A Great Driffield inquest finds John Piercy dead after a night of stone throwing by Moses Walker and John Allison. Post mortem cites brain concussion from a fall. both men jailed for manslaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass LancaTer
Great Drifkienp
Great Driffield
E. D. Conyers
John Piercy
Welsinker
Moses Walker
John Allison
Allison
Berriman
Piercy
Melton
Hull
Joseph Woodcock
Woodcock
Walker
John Barron
Kutevan Woodcock
Forge
Horwood
York Castle
Primitive Methodists
Doncaster Chronicle
Red Lion
Princes-street
Storey’s’ Gate
Westminster
Higgs
James Dewey
Postillion
Epsom
James Beechey
St. George's Place
Hyde Park Corner
Ilford
Essex
Pheeton
Vauxhall Road
Chaise
G. Wedd
Upper Clapton
Elizabeth Yewer
Yewer
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Poulich
Mansion House
Lebonez
Long
Queen Square
Sir Robert Gill
King’s Road
Messrs
Greere and Burrell
Louisa Finlay
No. 16
Queen Street
Pimlico
Police
Smith Street
Paradise-row
William Sever
Smith-street
Gregorio
Burrell
Taylor
B Division of Police
Robert Finlay
Finlay
Robert Gill
Gregorie
Mr. Gregorie
Finny
Finlay Ithep
Helch
Stephens
Christopher Madell
Commissioners of Police
John Swinbourne
Grosvenor-place
Welch
Hodgson
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