Court of Queen's Bench Morpar gagaxes slander case
This report covers two slander actions and a libel case. Mrs Slade’s sworn statements about Harriett Pearce trigger a verdict for the plaintiff with damages of forty shillings. another suit over Sun’s letters about Charles Cochran ends with 40s damages, while a separate suit over a supposedly false wife identity leads to a verdict for the plaintiffs of four pounds.
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Queen's Bench
Morpar
Pearce
Ava
Slade
Mrs. Malcolmson
Mrs. Slade
Alrs
Sade
Melcoimson
Justice Wightman
Mra. Slade
Cocugaxs
Linst
Lord Denmen
F. Thesiger
Peteradorff
Cockburn
Webbr
Charles Cochrane
City of Westminster
Murdo Young
Sun
F. Thenigar
Don Juan de Vega
Westminster
Randall
Wit- Dees
Alexander Marher
Soullder
King Street
Golden Square
Weatminster
Cochrane
F. Thesiger Tere
Lord Denman
Smith
Mr. Knowles
Taylor
Jenes
Bezaar
Baker Street
Aaron Smith
Camden
Camden Town
Devonshire Place
Ousk Town
Devonshire Lace
E. James
Central Criminal Court Quits Bar With Harsh Lesson
A brief report from the Central Criminal Court notes a defendant quitting the bar and declaring the act would serve as a lifelong lesson. The sentence underscores the judge’s admonition and the ongoing case context.
Sheep Disease and Assault at Smithfield Vessel Trial
At a Smithfield court a case featured 56 diseased sheep sold by Charles Mussman, a captain and crew attacked by defendants Green and allies, smallpox fears spreading aboard, and multiple witnesses injured. Defendants were sent for Middlesex Sessions with bail in £100 each and sureties. Nearby toll disputes at Warren Bridge highlighted 4d levies and rioting, with fines imposed and officials urging police action.
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the Weekly Chronicle
Smithfield Parker
Waugh
C. Marshall
Aldertoan Wilsso
Charlee Muassman
Mr. Preston
Seward'n Stone
Essex
Nice
Smithfield
Green
Mr. Waugh
Nico
Sir C. Marshall
Alderman Wilson
White
Sir. C. Marshall
Somerset House
Wilson
Hunchaser
Gerford
C. Marshalmaid
Sergeant White
Reeselsion
E. Stanley
C. J. Neelda
J. D. Sadler
Stanley
Robineau
Neald
Sadler
Broderic
Middlesex Seasions
Riots and trials crown a busy London assize session
The court heard multiple rioting and assault cases with police at Clerkenwell and Bishop Bonner's fields. Several defendants faced verdicts of guilty or not guilty, with lengthy sentences and recognizances set for those convicted. One rape case ended in acquittal after defense and prosecution presented contrasting testimonies.
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Dennis Callaghan
Tenec Mallandine
Harrington
Bonner's Fields
Mille
Edward Roe
Richard Hall
Robert Margres
Eseo
Henry Payne
Richard Yatton
Samuel Strapps
George Stratford
Bodkin
John Wedge
Covtling
Callaghan
Jones
Manton
Whitehead
Blackburn
Kingston
Page
Bingles
Imap
Bingley
Ellman
Mallendine
Payne
Strapps Pine
Connolly
Yatton
Torspay
Owen Byron
Luke Vigo
James O'Connor
Clerkenwe Een
Jane
Beton
Alfred Canton
James Hayward
Charles Manchee
Michael Al‘Manus
M‘murtragh
Joseph Benjamin Holmes
Ann Elizabeth Bates
Ballantine
Prosecutrix
Prissoner
Perhand
Police Reports From Mansion House And Public Houses
A detailed London police report chronicles multiple cases including an unnamed man charged with attempted suicide after ingesting laudanum, a violent assault on a Metropolitan Police officer during an arrest at Smithfield, and a series of misdeeds in Marylebone and Clerkenwell courts. Also covered are a postmaster’s theft case, a shipboard dispute over charges, and a London Bridge suspicion case involving a woman with an infant body recovered nearby.
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W. Mahony
G. Perry
Warren Bridge
Stratford
Pols
Earl of Norrington
Epping Foreat
Charles II
Perry
Waters
Yardley
John Cockbill
Coarman
Fulham Fields
Wm. Robinson
Robinson
Mansion House
Arrzmeren Svurcipp
Bartholomew's Hospital
Chapman Marshall
Metropolitan Commissioners of Police
Sexemm Smithfield
White
Marylebone
Richard Jones
Mr. Broughton
Emma Atkins
Mary Atkins
Woodham Street
New Kent Road
Lisson Grove
Sawyer
Broughton
Harriet Whiting
Grand Junction Canal
White's Bridge
Harrow Road
W. Smith
Sarah Aone Laff
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Grat
Blackfriars Bridge
Cottingham
Andhs
London Bridge
Ingalriea Mads
Curtous Cuancx
Jobo Prauley
Beadon
Harriett Prattley
James South
Commissioners of
Metropolitan Police
J. South
Black Linn Lane
Bayswater
Riyal Exchange
High Street
Notting Hill
Royal Horse Guards
Blue
Windsor
Gray
Mr. Beadon
Sir James
Sir James South
Black Lion
Commissioners’ Office
Scotland Yard
Colonel Rowan
Ar. Beadon
Sir J. South
Steele
Treland
O'Connall
Apparhenaion Oy
Airdrie
James Al'Bride
Cumpock
Ayrakire
Johnston
Jobo M‘lusky
Luger
M'Lusky
Lugar
Ireland
Camnock
Ayr
Dagaprut Boires
Pagstoy
Hollis
Preston
Pickins
Wiliam Durham
Durham
Dorham
Palmer
Ordnance Survey
Metropolis
Saires
Anrrey
London
England
Thos
Toullier
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Tuxsar
Cosverox
Thomes James
Thomes Ginivan
T. Vernon Wollaston
Meller
Ins
Knox
Metropolse
Central Criminal Court
Thamos Office
Bow Street
City Road
J. Jessop
Jessop
Blackheath
Lobbock and Cosbank
St. Paul
Covent Barder
Peter Skee
Huddlestone
Thomas Moneley
St. Paul's Pariah
Henry
Huddiestone
Banbury
Oxoo
Paddington
Davis
Collard
Great Western Railway
Justina
Trountris
Ournsee
J. Green
J. Robinson
G. Waugh
Great James Street
Bedford Row
Era
Hampton Court
Kampere
Clereenwell
John Mannering
Combe
Hapoah Kennedy
Wharton Street
Lloyd's Equate
Clerkenwell
Cour
Mrs. Kennedy
Mr. Combe
Wharton ‘Street
Eha
Ia Abe
Kennedy
Ann Holyoak
Hera
Parker's Street
Storey's Gate
Walker
Hart Tuth
Southwark
Hadimtersmith
Poor
Lord John Russell
Downing Street
Bob
Joe
Dick Coblen
Dick Cobden
Ben
Warren
Lea
Law Society
Chancery-lane
Mr. Warren
Yorkshire
Argu
Doncaster Chronicle
Messrs
Devonshire Chronicle
Healy
Boulogne
Mr. Hely
Dover
Dundes
Cours
Cowlgate
Perdition
Glasgow
Shakspere
Devon
Warwickshire
William
Hume
Spain
E. F. Buxton
Ballybule Mountain
M Donnell
Annadale
Thas
M’clare
Hit
Ballynare
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