Conviction Under Coal Act At Adelphi Wharf
Hensman Bot tomley and Hensman coal-dealers at Adelphi wharf faced a Coal Act case over selling a ton of coal weighing only 240lbs. The firm fired the responsible load- men. court reduced fines to 20s per light sack, total £10 plus costs. Preston asked for his share to go to the poor-box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hensman
Bottomley
Adelphi Wharf
Wm. IV
Yeary
John Preston
Bloomsbury-square
Preston
F. Roe
Conviction of Four: Driliizig on Chartists Information
A Yorkshire Chronicle report details a Barnsley trial where Thomas Gomersall James Frudd George Frudd and Abraham Newgass faced charges under the 60th George III for drilling and training. The case features crowded court scenes testimonies by Boaz Haigh James Frudd and others and ends with bail set for the defendants. The article also records a public notice from a Salford Radical Association requesting arms and the lord lieutenant of Lancaster replies denying the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Russell
Chartists
Russell Armed Association
Charitats
Yorkshire
Barnsley
Thomas Gomersall
James Frudd
Beckett’s Bank
George Frudd
Abraham Newgass
F. O’connor
London
R B. B. Cobbett
Manchester
Cooke
Watkins
Martin and Wentworth
J. Thorney
Palfreyman
Sheffield
Cobbett
Benjamin Haigh
Boaz Haigh
Gomersall
Frudda
Newgass
Thomas
Haxworth
George Parker
Parker
Mr. Buckley
Fletcher
Mr. Cobbett
William Ashton
Ashton
Newpass
Taylor’s
Charles I
Stee Hoey
Buckley
George Smith
Micklethwaite
Harvey
Tee
Whitsunday
Stair Foot Public House
Charles Biggs
Frudds
George Fletcher
Ellison
Taylor
James Fradd
Witness
84Th Foot
Nessbro’-dyke
Thomas Ellison
Stair Foo
William Fradd
Mr. Palfreyman
Charles Briggs
W. Ostcliffe
Stair Fost
Charles Ward
Lewis
Richard Ellison
William Hepwerth
P. Buckley
Royal Oak
Fieicher
County of Lancaster
Salford Radical Association
Jazez BarrowcLouch
Radical Association
Salford
Home Department
Densy
Jabiz Barrowelongh
Legal Contests Over Parish Elections In Lambeth Case
Court rules that the parish election at Lambeth must stand by the vestry assembled and that the mandamus to scrutinise parish books is justified to verify votes. Dispute centers on whether the porch poll or the vestry poll was legally conducted and which officers held valid authority during the election proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Queen's Bench
QUEEN
Lambeth
D’oyley
Rel
Ves
F. Pollock
Cresswell
Hayes
D'Oyley
Lord Denman
Poor- Law Commissioners
Lasseru
Wightman
Tomlinson
Poor-Law Commissionera
Poor Law Commissioners
Kay
Dr. Kay
Afr
Lor. Denman
Rawzins
Desporoven
Hawpon
Hawdon
Paul Pry
Alexander
Chamberlin Furnival’s Inn
Hawden
Mr. Hawden
Alderson
Knv
York
Baron Alderson
Bir
Newton
Bayley
Costa
Tur
Queen v. Howard
Jervis
John Howard
County of
Chester
Charlton
Hyde
Howard
Charles Howard
Mr. C. Howard
Deponent
Justice Coleridge
Two Women Charged With Stolen Gown-Pieces
Two well dressed young females named Ann Smith and Elizabeth Sullivan faced Mr. Rawlinson for stealing two valuable gown-pieces from the shop of Joseph Norbury linendraper at 35 Crawford Street Hedasm. Rawlinson committed both prisoners for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Smith
Elizabeth Sullivan
Rawlinson
Joseph Norbury
Linendraper, &c
Crawford-street
Heda Sm
The Case of Love and Madness
Fricker a compositor detained since Thursday faced the magistrate on Monday. He recovered his self-possession, his employer wished for his return, and friends spoke well of him. Mr Codd gave advice and discharged him from custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fricker
Readying the Greenwich line stones by two suspects on duty
William Smith and an accomplice were charged after witnesses saw them throw large stones at the Greenwich railroad. The pair hid in arches for concealment until captured by a police officer. Smith admitted drinking and faced a fine, while his companion fled. A separate case involved William Blackadder accused of indecent assault on Mrs Stockberry, and two youths charged with disturbing Mrs Monkes's home in Blackfriars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Alderton
Henry Fenwick
Temple
Messrs. Bennett and Hall
Samuel Lake
No. 1
Alfred-place
Bedford-square
Wm. Rapull
Mr. Aspull
John Jackson
Alderton
Aspull
Fenwick
Lake
Inspector Jenkins
E Division
Ace
Bennett
Catherine Fitzgerald
Messrs
Hall and Benett
Catherine Joyce
Waters-place
Islington
Robert Raggett
King-street
Bloomsbury
Reeve
Hall
Liverpool
Burrell
Queen Square
James. Dyce. Nichol
Royal Hotel
St. James’ss Street
Nichol
Charles Walker
William Nichol
Stafford-street
Bondstreet
Mr. White
M. Owrry
Royal Academy of Music
William Smith
Jeremy
Greenwich
Logan
MN Division
William Blackadder
Arnham
Charledge
Monkes
Upper Ground Street
Miller
Messrs Fullarton and Co
Messrs. Blackie
Messrs. Fullarton’s
Messrs. Blackie’s
John White
Hampton Race Course
Duff
Lord Waldegrave
Hampton
St. George’s Church
Thomas Roberts
Webb
Moulsey Hurst
Thames drownings and river dangers raise coroner inquests
Reports detail multiple drownings in the Thames near Westminster and Deptford amid strong tides and a riverbed scarred by ballast works. Coroners held twelve inquests last week on bathers. a Bermondsey fire fatality in a tenement fire is deemed accidental with 27 residents affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherd
Royal Artillery and Engineers
Royal Sappers
Thaamees
Royal Humane Society
Davis
Thames
Bankside
Lonston-bridge
Goding
Waterloo-bridge
Deptford
Berwonpsey
Carter
Surrey
Rose and Crown
Russell-street
Bermondsey
Jane Humphrys
Edward James Syer
London
Southwark- Bri.e
Smith’s
Bermondssy
Bartley
Wmn
Manley
Bia
Lie
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Polich
Bow Street
Driliizig
Hatton Garden
Frederick Syret
William Blake
Robert Agar
Langley
Baptiste Renald
New Bond-street
Jean Baptiste Renald
New Bond Street
Frederick
Syret
Agar
Cellier
No. 15
Newstreet
Vauxhall
Blake
George Collier
Bond Street
Gregorie
Marylabone
Union Hall
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