Court notes 18th century fraud case and trials
Court records reveal Henry Brven and accomplices swindled a horse buyer on a £25 deal. The horse changed hands, later sold for £11, with the main defendant found guilty and jailed for six months. Other proceedings include theft, manslaughter hearings, and a Yorkshire Stingo cheque case with verdicts for Not Guilty and sentences for obstruction.
Police Report On Theft In Bishopsgate
A prisoner named Morris Fryer faced Alderman Musgrove on a charge of stealing a large quantity of gold and silver watches, diamond rings, and other valuables from Hersch Landsberg. Prosecution evidence described a travelling box, a blue bag, and a late return by the prisoner. Witnesses from the landlord’s family, a boy observer, and a porter testified to movements and observations around the time of the alleged robbery. The case details include entry into the prosecutor’s room and the discovery of the alleged missing items.
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Prisoner Said He Felt No Wrong In The Case
A crowded Guildhall session opened with the prisoner declaring his innocence regarding the alleged crimes. The Alderman noted circumstantial evidence and ordered the case be sent to a jury while the prosecutor argued that the property may have been melted down and unrecoverable.
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Daniela Aald
Woman Committed For Fraudulent Begging Petition
Mary Anne Whinnny, before Mr Hard Mendicity Society, faced charges of attempting to obtain money from the Earl of Thheater through a forged petition. The Earl testified the document claimed Mrs Simpson, a tea dealer’s widow, was impoverished due to a security for £900. signatures included H Hoare. Bank records showed signatures and subscriptions forged. The prisoner, already convicted of a similar crime, was sentenced to three months hard labour.
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John Jones
Mary Smith
John Mackillam
Mary Mackillam
Hardwick
John Macomb
Great Stanhops Street
John Dalton
Figet Street
Hannot Asylum
Chapman Marahall
Lorda
Orsford
Sosla
Houe of Commons
Horsford
Petations
Parcel Post Company
Kingwell, Wheelwright
Phapix Street
Soho Square
Bingham
Marylebone
Caute
Kingwell
Durr Pasverrep
Prins EU
Mary Anne Whinnny
Hard Mendicity Society
Albertan
Farncomb
Griffin’s Wharf
Tooley Street
Simpson
Fleet Street
Grove
Amierica
H. Hoare
Mrs. Simpson
Hoe
Bankin
Bankin Bouts of Messrs. Hoare
Banking House
Mendicity Society
Woman Tied and Robbed by Visitor at Aunt's House
A woman described a sudden home invasion on a Sunday when a tall well-dressed man entered the parlour, bound a prisoner, and stole valuables while threatening to shoot. Police traced her to a cousin's house, then to a street gang raid in Rodney Street, leading to arrests and transfers to Newgate. The prisoner admitted complicity in at least one theft, claiming her brother influenced her. The magistrate ordered further hearing to complete evidence.
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MuapEx
Michael Condor
Secker
20 M
Ewet Street
Gravei Lane
Mary Conder
Seeker
Tre Poisosrya
Henry Asker Fitzjames
Chalain
Rodney-street
St. Luke's
Brennan
Newgate
Clerkenwell
Mint
M. Alcan
M. Rose
Paris
Datier Prche
Christ
Bat
Guretic Dea Tribseaur
Irish assassins chase Weyland after road ambush
A police chase ends with Weyland firing back after assailants kill a constable. Weyland uses pistols to escape, firing a shot that hits one attacker, then flees toward Anacarty. Rumors tie prisoners and brothers to England as police capture one suspect in Battersea.
A Marvelous Story Of War And Guerrilla Encounters
A marshal’s staff member in Spain endures repeated capture by guerrilla bands. He is stripped, bound, and shot at, then rescued by French detachment. later they tie him, throw him into a rapid river, and he escapes by freeing cords and swimming to shore. The tale, recounted in a contemporary periodical.
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Mune
Marshal Soulis
Spain
Prench
Tna
Ph Commandant Wis
Faa
Gatgnania
Holywell Street
Manary
Ces Hetle
Triple murder at Mirfield inquest ends in verdict
The Mirfield inquest into the May 12 murders of James Wraith, his wife, and servant Caroline Ellis found a verdict of wilful murder against Patrick Reid and Michael McCabe. Wrought iron and other weapons linked to the crime were presented. warrants were issued committing the men to York Castle and Wakefield for custody.
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Patrick Reid
Richard Green
Dewsebury
Mr. Wraith
Mr. Green
Thomas Kilty
Dawgreen
Reid
Green
Hawking
Batley
M‘cabe
Katherine Kilty
Wormald
James Wraith
Patrick Read
Michael A'Cabe
Ann Wraith
Caroline Ellis
Yorkshire
Howarth
York Castle
House of
THE GERMAN AND THE YANKEE ON SECOND STREET
A colorful scene on Second Street features a sharp Yank challenging a new immigrant, a German, over pockets and wallets amid a mix of slang and misunderstandings. The episode shifts to notes on church life and parishes, praising St Philip's singing and Tenison's Chapel while debating access for the poor and rich in worship.
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Cood
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Freckon
Chi Huh
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Regent Street
Wick Street
St. James's
York Street
Mt Jyieysstead
St Philip's
Nate
I . Tenison
Berwick Street
Ric
Anthn
Oxford
Cambr
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