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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 17, 1843

Page

6

Law. count of quben's bench moot and court rulings

Summary of a crowded court day with cases on striking an attorney off the rolls and criminal libel actions. Mr. Thesiger contests the rule to strike Mr. Cooke, while Mr. Erle argues dangers to professional character. The Duke of Brunswick libel proceedings against a Sunday paper proceed, with magistrates denying intervention. Other actions include Cavagrant Theatre v Chapman and horsewhipping case of Forbes McNiell versus J A Smith MP, with postponement and evidence handling debated.

Quben's Bench Moxpar Banco Thesiger Cooke Hugh Stratford Stratford Ing Herefordshire Stratford Capt Page Barnard Hereford Morgan Kenait Mr. Cooke Mr. Stratford Captain Page Dr. Barnard Justice Patteson Lord Denman Court of Chancery Tre Querx Myers Atzert Gumey Myers Albert St. Stephen Colemanstreet City of London Central Criminal Court Chambers St Stephen, Coleman-street London Counsil Giltspur-street Compter House of Correction Tuespar Tas Queex Gregory Erle Duke of Brunswick England Mr. Erle Elize Grim W Duke of Brunswick Barnard Gregory Vallance Covent-garden Eliza U Caid Eaid Sh Boseen Sergeant Shee Covvent Garden Theatre Sergeant Talfourd Lord Denmuan Val Europe Coventgarden Cavagrant Theatre Chapman Platt Wepsespar J. A. Smith M.P Belgrave Square Forbes M‘niell Dr. Smith M'Niell Mr. Kelly Mr. Chambers

Central Criminal Court session opens with 306 prisoners listed

The eighth session of the present mayoralty begins before the lord mayor and civic officials. The calendar names 306 prisoners with charges including larceny, embezzlement, and murder. Grand jury sworn, with anticipated increases to around 400. Notable cases include a potential manslaughter verdict and the Howse plate robbery. A judge notes about one hundred juvenile offenders in attendance and details of several trials proceed.

Prisoner in Woolwich case linked to Glasgow thefts and abuse

A prisoner claimed to be stolen from Glasgow by a woman who took her to Woolwich then traveled via Liverpool. authorities sought corroboration with Glasgow police. In the same session George Farr faced embezzlement charges but was found not guilty, while Jeremiah Sullivan received 18 months for knife assault in a public house quarrel in Poplar. A third group Foote, Morris and Baxter were convicted for stealing four brass taps from Simon Press, their actions linked to a Marylebone gang as they were transported for seven years.

Woolwich Glasgow Liverpool Cope Clear Law Court George Farr Castle-street Court of Requests Payne Clarkson St Paul's Adams Weongspar Oup Staspine Justice Cresewell Jeremiah Sullivan Dennis Driscoll Poplar Ze Ricup Simpson Axp Geo. Stacey Porsors Mapore Mizenouse John Foote Edward Morris Edward Baxter Simon Press Mary Press Dorset Street Marylebone John Sloman Hector-place Foote Pradnessy Charles Allen Allen Robert Hore Svurn Baxter Burriaxs Richard Ronayne W. Mathews Mary Anne Miller Eliza Layton Louisa Eldridge Central Criminal Court Taylor John Hulme Broadway Westminster Miller Layton Orchard-street Union-court Ronayne Eldridge William Upchurch Mathews Rovayne Bond Waterloo BridGe George Marks Traill Abbott Shackell Surrey Waterloo Church Guy's Hospital Nehemiah Bennett Waterloo Bridges Hamilton Trail Mary A Clarke Cook Bell Tavern Wellington-Street Strand Putney Wimbledon Prosecutrix Rebecca Sinnett Tvaring Henry Mitchell No. 88 Chancery Jane Golding Jesse Roberts Jo Butan Paynter Newgate Thomas Bart Whitechapel Ballantine Mr. Ballantine Symons Smeed

Police Reports from Guildhall to Waterloo Bridge

A lengthy London police chronicle covers Lady Ricketts and forging declarations, witnesses, and Aldermen rulings, plus cases at Marlborough Street and Waterloo Bridge. It details forged 1841 1842 declarations, witness testimonies from Newton family, Dufour, and Pitt, and adjournments amid family tension and court limits.

Violent cab clash ends with fine at public meeting

Sir John reported a cabman who drove on the wrong side and damaged his carriage. The defendant resisted officers, acted violently, and threatened blows. Police testified to the collision and assault. The coachman’s bill reached 183. Judge Maltby noted public safety concerns for ladies. The defendant was fined £3 or six weeks' imprisonment.

Albemarne Street Crane Sir John John

Astrologer faces charges amid claims of fortune telling rogue act

Witnesses testified the Charles street resident claimed astrology expertise and offered future readings for fees, with warnings of danger if he left the country. He admitted belief in astrology while denying harmful intent, and chose a one month sentence under the rogue and vagabond act, with option to appeal.

Prn Fortunas Futurio Charles-street Trail House of Correction

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