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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 23, 1844

Page

6

Prisoner cleared by witnesses in Portland-town trial

Report of a criminal trial where witnesses claimed the accused was not the man married on the day in question. The jury pressed on, with sergeants and bystander remarks noted, alongside a subsequent case involving Edward Youngman Cotton and Henrietta Sharpe for theft and related counts, leading to multiple harsh sentences.

Eliza Atkins No. 4 John-street Portland-town Thomas BorsLany Anp Ansox Edward Youngman Cotton Henrietta Sharpe Cotton Edward Driver Sharpe Clarkson Bodkin Doane Driver Richmond Terrace Baron Gurney Chandler Augustus Dalmas Henry Holdsworth Wm. Curtis John Johnson Sarah Bennett Edw Youngman Cotton George Clarke Andrew Murphy Charles Saunders Emma Farmer Daniel Dearlove Daniel Wright Wm. Tanner Samuel Withers William Sullan Fred. Hamilton Alias Andrews Denis M‘carthy Edward Geo Barrington Peter Clover Jeremiah Margeson Thomas Jenkins Thos. Patterson Hannah Walsh Martha M‘laren Stephen Chandler Benjamin Frankland James Ferguson Henry Hil Thomas Johnson Charles Edwards Wm. Johnson John Higgins Eliz. Whitburn Henry Dawkins William Johnson Povert Neslen Paddon Wm. Brown Edmund Worley John Jones James Wondersvon Richard Burgess Charles Simmons John Hearley John Quin James Parker Eugene M'Carthy Thomas Boyle John Watson John Hunt Catherine Lynch C. Wm. Madden James John Collins John Joyce Denis Marthy Francis Harris John Read Henry Giles Atkins Thos Fred. Webb Henry Page Bryant William Burton Newenham Wm. Thompson William Atkins Alias Thomas John Sullivan J. Waller Ann Murphy Mary Geary Owen Suffolk Margaret Kelly John Brown Thos. Stubbs Susan Smith William Grimsdale Michael Doring Charles Smith Benjamin Runxtman Wa, Beker Thomas Herris James Cousina Henry Norval John Penman George Sharman John Hannon James Rogers Ann Davis Mary Coventry George Brown George Ford Geo. Hatton Fred. Grant Edward Ree Henry Alfred Young Thomas Hussey John Smith Mary Ann Hunt Emma Bray John M'Nally Timothy Tobin Wm. Good Francis Daniels Elizabeth Ahern Edward Houghton Mary Ann Saunders Ann Smith Edward Grimsdele Wm. Parker William Goding Eliza Neville William Stephens William Webster Esther Phillips John Bayley Thomas Chappell Chas. Ward Jane Hamilton Jobo Williams John Russell Sarah Watts James Smith Sarah Coward Francis Simpson William Brown Thomas Jones Johanna Hayes Francis Daniela David Coe Henry Hurlbert James Ward Wm. Collier Henry Evans James Whelpdale William Smith Thomas Higgins James Terry Jane Rowley Frederick Werd Alexander Revell Joseph Westcott William Wood Harriet Thomas Elizabeth Casey Richard Groves J. Evans Eliza Johnson Henry Pride Mary Bray William Ginivan John Beton James Wiggins Vincent Tracke James Horstead Alfred Triffiths Henry Catmer John Aldex James King Gideon Gibbons John Baker Joseph Herrington William Miller John Barnes William Harley Benjamin Lambeth James Beale Thomas Gates John Dyer John Gray Thos. Knowles Thos. Collins J. Furness George Donald Newgate

Forgery case and domestic violence in Bow Street reports

A young man using the alias Sackville Sackville, real name Charles Davis, is in custody charged with forging and uttering a 250 pound bill for Lord Edward Howard and the Honorable Frederick Cavendish. Witnesses include solicitor Simon Rendall and Lord Howard. Separately Josiah Brodwick faced a razor wound claim by his wife, with disputed causation and a court remand for further evidence.

Bow Street Sackville Sackville Charles Davis Kendall Simon Rendall Trafalgar-square Humphries Edward Howard Frederick Cavendish Rendall Charles Clive Mr. Rendall Currine Starnine Josiah Brodwick Broderick Margaret

HAMMERSMITH CRIME AND LODGING AT RIALS IN LONDON

Robert Edwards a young man with jewellery was brought from New Prison Clerkenwell for final examination on cutting and wounding. Witnesses described a confrontation at a tavern near Brentford after Hampton races, involving a stiletto weapon and threats. The court dismissed the summons after arguments, and another scene covered White Quaker activity, a court-room spectacle with Honor and Jacob, plus drama reviews and theater notes across London venues.

Hammersmith Stauine Robert Edwards Cadogan Hotel Sloane Street Clerkenwell T. Paynter Giles Jennings Nottinghill John Roach Oldler Star and Garter Kewbridge Hampton Races Brentford Gig Ralph Franklin Witness Franklin Scotney Henry Richards Old Brentford Roach the Ostler Roach

Wound Evidence Leads to Felony Charge at Newgate

Witness described a stab and cut wound extending along bone to a third of an inch wide and three quarters inch deep. It could have been fatal if soft parts were penetrated. Prosecution framed the case as felony. prisoner committed for trial at Newgate. bail set at £300 with two £150 sureties.

Ware Shoreditch Haggerstone Holland Dyer Bingham Broughton Henry Day White Bear Bartholomew Square Old-street St. Luke's Frederick Edwards Hoxton Cole G Division Mr. Edwards Murven Richard Smith Westmoreland-place Walworth-common Thomas Giles Smith James Caffray Kingsland Roads Queen's Head-walk Duke Kingslend Lhenes Godfrey Tilbury Buckstone Committee of Taste Charles M. Young E. R. Moran Henry Oatey J. Clarke Searle Alexander Dyce G. P. R. James Charles Kemble Lyceum Crabbe Shelley Pamekeeper Rachel Miss Satcher Miss Fortescue Miss Setchell Biss Fortescue Duchess of Barrington Folkestone Lord Wrottesley Lord Dorrington Edwin Stanhope Egerton Miss Mitford G. Knox Wm. Peel Grant Admiral Sepford Lord Strafford Christian T. Wylde M.P H. Villebois Wallace George Wombwell Batty John Ducrow Sadler's Wells Sadler's Wells Theatre Phelps Warner Shakspeare Oakley Downan Hooker Clerkenwell Roach Alr. Paynter Newgate Patlate Oras Et Baie Erow Windsor Fox Cuca Mondap Rand Liddell Eerie St Royal Coun Michel Stent Asthiards Guar Ieee Zee Ae Paar Taplain Guar Wyatt Batt Ss Scor Blerick Lin Mr. Neal Isoelock Imag Kent Tikast Renee Po Craven Dajutit Resolu Han Wis Gil Bhoeld Lin Starti Las Willinks Oxdaft S. Irting Thef Rosaki Leceea Jorge Sart John Ment Barky Esq Viseor Stranoke Press Norma Uel Anson Deren joe _guecem Elley Éler i Vili Wess Manni C. Semana Esa Ms Club Blake Iran Eise Ict Baer Hesse Persa Jimpan Iraudule Nui Aera

Arson case at Harmondsworth ends in heavy fine and jail

In UXBRIDGE PETTY SESSIONS Thomas Cheal a farmer's labourer faced a crowded court on a charge of setting fire to his master's premises. After lengthy testimonies the bench convicted him of negligent property fire and imposed a £100 penalty with eighteen months hard labour, noting authority from Queen Anne and later statutes.

Cyarce Thomas Cheal Samuel W. Newman Harmondsworth Middlesex Messrs. T. Dagnaill T. T. Clark Newman Kingdom of Great Britain Her Majesty House of Correction St. Marylebone Paddington St. Luke Chelsen Dagnall Churchwardens Pulice Court Victoria Revenue of Customs

Northumberland Plate bets and Tattersalls sale notes

Sporting intelligence reports Tattersalls Monday notes with odds on Parthian Poussin Bay Momus and The Era in Northumberland Plate betting. It also covers the St Leger trial prospects, notable bets on Orlando and Bloodstone, and a Tattersall sale where Ratan Extempore and related stock sold well.

Northumberland Plate Col Anson Parthian Meiklem Johnston Hesseltine Lord Eglintor Agst C. Monck D. Cook Parthion Poussin St. Lecen Momus Ithuriel Colonel Peel Mr. Wood Orlando Gust Poussin Bloodstone Ontaxpo Rayninc Rety Messrs. Tattersall Ratan Extempore Campion Gladiator Racer Retsi Buzzard Picton Selim Pipater Queen Mab Pineapple Yaxley Blacklock Mutu Comus Northampton Weis Stockbridge Bibury Club Trevor Fisnixc Avon Downton Hampshire Advertiser Messrs. Tatters

Loss of a Vessel with All Hands Reported

Fort Richard June 12 The Cork Reporter notes the total loss of the vessel John of Dauboy with all hands. The master’s body washed ashore. he possessed a large sum of money. Several locals are said to be improperly representing the vessel’s fate. In another item a bear attack proved fatal to a zoo escapee.

Haymarket Heymarket Dupes Zoxden Assurance Earl of Hursden Mr. Stuart Mrs. Humby Buckstone Farren Fudler Hall Cork Fort Richard John Dauboy Reagrove Alan Liverpool Zological Gardens Wakefield Journal Fratercipe Leeds Charles Bland Child John Child Vale York Castle Liverpool Albion

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Marlborough Street Wm. Hornsey Robert Dyer Gloucester-street Dublin William Gee Murphy Samuel William Jacob Joshua Jacob Abigail Beale Honor Mr. Fitzgerald Society of White Quakers Fitzgerald Usher’s Quay Porter Mr Fitzgerald William Honor Mr. Porter Samuel Jacob Mountmellick N. Vitzsimon Ireland Ther Signor Costa Signor Leopoldo Tarantini Don Carlos Schiller Alfieri Carios Mario Philip the Second Spain Posa Fornaseri Low Countries Grisi Carlos Pose Lablache Fornasari Signor Caloy Fornesari Count Posa M. Costa Madame Grisi Lumley Faxyuy Bruster Fanny Eisler Montessin Perrot Saxony Prince Albert Uxbridge Sporting Intelligence Tattersall's
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