Disgraceful exposure in Marylebone court case ends in six weeks
In Marylebone Robert Inwood faced magistrates for rude conduct toward three young women and exposing himself in the park. He received six weeks imprisonment. A drunk cabman case involved the Marquis of Waterford, who was not charged. The Children’s Friend Society heard a mother’s letter from Throgmorton Street about a son abroad, which the magistrate accepted as satisfactory.
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Marylebone
Coxover
Robert Inwood
Harriot-street
Lisson-grove
Rawlinson
Lord Montfort
Catherine Reilley
John Romer
Cambridge Terrace
Regent’s Park
Romer
Miss Beilley
Zoological Gardens
Mise Reilley
William Brown
S. Division
Mr. Rawlinson
Waterford
Mr Rawlinson
Clarence-gardens
Hatton Garden Theft Trial Brings Family to Bar
Henry Second and his daughter Alicia Second faced magistrates on charges of stealing three silver gravy spoons and a silver table spoon from their Derby Street residence. The case featured servant Mary Betsy Newman and a complex tale of missing plate, with the magistrate ordering further inquiry and the pair released to await additional trace of the property.
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Mary Betsy Newman
Hall
Mary
Charles Hunter
Allenstreet
Clerkenwell
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Extraordinary Pig Raffle Card Found With Drunk Patron
A man at the station house was found in possession of an odd printed card advertising a raffle and ball at Mr. Morgan's Sun Dial Goswell Street for a live pig on Thursday evening June 20 1839 in celebration of Her Majesty's accession Tickets 8d refreshment 2d included.
Gold dust robbery trial in London unfolds with Caspar family
Evidence traces Lewin Caspar and Davis plotting theft of gold dust from the City of Limerick cargo. Moss and Alice Abrahams aided in concealing, transferring notes, and dispersing parcels to Robinson and Solomons as witnesses and suspects. Victims include the Brazilian Mining Co and Hartley firm. notes and boxes, valued at about £2000, linked to multiple lodgings and searches.
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Hillis, Caspar
Lewin Caspar
James Hartley
Emanuel
Slias Monney Moses
Alice Abrahams
Davis
Clarkson
Bodkin
Doane
Sergeant Bompass
C. Phillips
Adolphus
Jones
Justice Littledale
Caspars
Ellis Caspar
Emanuel Moses
Falmouth
Seagull
City of Limerick
City of
Solomons
Moses
Abrahams
Hartley
Moss
William Carne
Clifton Carne
William
Edward Clifton Carne
Brazil
London
Limerick
B. C
Bank of England
Itness
Consignees
James Martley
J. Hartley and Co
Johnstreet
Frederick Allen
Allen
A'lea
Henry Moss
New-street
Mile-end-road
Charingcross
Ellis
Lewin
Lagain
Mansell-street
Witness
Coventry-court
Oxendon-street
Brentford
Hyde-park Corner
Lincoln’s Inn- Fields
Robinson
New Inn
Old Bailey
Dublin
Sergeant Bompas
Davin
Mrs. Abrahams
Mr. Phillips
Mr. Davis
Botany Bay
Ellie Caspar
Phillips
Ikey Solomons
Witnees
Ikey Salomons
Mr. Moss
Honour Bright
Bevis Marks
Fishwick
Caspar
Mr. de Mole
Hyama
Mitchell
Plymouth
Smith, Allen
Hickie
Thomas Kingston
Edward Bristow
Messrs. Carnes
L.caspar
William Debonere Haggar
James Peake
Messrs
Carne
B.C
Messrs. Carne
Marsh
William Marsh
Messie
Moes
George Carthew
John Street
Roe
Maunsel-street
Lambeth-street
Ste
Irongate
C. Jones
Casper
Lea
de Mole
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Cheltenham
St. George’s
Mr. C. Phillips
Jane Bradley
Shee
George Reed
Joseph Lepson
Mansell Street
Sarah Levi
Petticoat Lane
Wharf
Coventry Court
Old Caspar
Barney Moas
William-street
Waterl Oread
Maria Sewell
Mosses
New Street
Mr. Solomons
The
Strand
William Fishwick
Peckham
Mose
George Robinson
Yardley
Hatton-garden
Prenderpast
Bir
James Lea
Lewia Caspar
John-street
Newstreet
Mia
Levi
Salomons
John Deen
Oxenston Street
Broses
Solomon
Abrams
John Dean
Flying-horse
Rees
Bull