Twelve Year Old Guilty Of Theft In Westminster Court
A twelve year old pleaded guilty before Mr. Serjeant Adams and magistrates to stealing 44d from Maurice Casey. The judge, noting the boy’s hardship, considered prison unsuitable and sentenced him to six months in Westminster Bridewell for schooling prospects, while exploring better future options. Also noted is Dominic Seurovi’s fraud case against Charles Dickens with a six month term, and new court conduct rules for the Judges' Chambers and Common Pleas procedures.
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Serjeant Adams
J.W. Martin
Mall
Maurice Casey
Devonsbisw Street
Linon
Weatminmer
Westminster Bridewell
Dominic Seurovi
Charles Dickens
Fey., &c
England
Generona
Mazzini
Gioserme Mazzini
Craspens
Chambrra
Justice Crezawall
Theaa
Court of Common Pleas
Longford Assizes Murder Verdicts and Sentences
The jury found Buchanan and Bernard M Goey guilty of murdering Henry Bergin at Gowlan. Both prisoners apologized in court, were sentenced to be hanged, and the judge urged repentance as the date of execution was set for March 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longford
WepxeEspar
Baron Penonofather
John Buchanan
Bernard M'Goey
Francis Costello
Philip Farrell
Henry Bergin
Gowlen
Gowlan
Buchanan
God
Hell
Railway Speculation Case Arises Over Share Loan Dispute
In a Lord Chief Justice court sitting at Guildhall, a railway speculation action sought £1,175 for shares advanced to the defendant. Evidence shows a private agreement for 500 Somerfordshire Midland shares, with 200 ultimately taken and partially transferred. market value fell, and the defendant failed to complete remittances, ending in a plaintiff verdict for £1,175. The session also covered bankruptcy proceedings, an interim order allowing disposal of assets, and other cases including a polar voyage debtor with notable rewards and tributes.
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Nathaw
Col. Fitch
Edlin
Liverpool
Serjeant
Channell
Ng Joux Ryan
Herd
Dalphey Cottage
Chiswick
Polytechnic Institution
Sturgeon
Flight
Lewin
Lewis
Counar
Commissioner Shepherd
Mr. Lewis
Hykie
Shepherd
Loterics
Joux Ross, Kyr
Fonblargur
North Pole
Sweden
Corporation of
London
Stockholm
Arctic
Russia
Dromark
Holland
Baden
Rose
Buchanan
Murder trials of Wicks and Fisher at Central Criminal Court
The Central Criminal Court heard Thomas William Wicks aged 20 a brass founder charged with the wilful murder of James Bostock. Evidence included a confession and witness testimony from Thompson Pocock and others. Wicks was found Guilty and sentenced to death. The court also tried John Feney a forge founder for murder of Thomas Martion with verdict of man slaughter and transportation for life. A third case Frederik Munton faced charges of cursing and wounding his wife Susannah with intent to murder.
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Satenpay
Munorn Sgan Dayar Lase
Garon Parke
Justice Maule
Thomas William Wicks
Brass
James Bostock
Ballantine
Hadkin
Weekly Chronicle
Bow-street
Joseph Thoropson
Great Queenstreet
Marthe
Wiineer
Gall
Gravesend
Wilauffer
William D. Burnaby
Police Court
Thompson
William Pocock
Clarge-Room
Pocock
Anon
Pearce
Boatack
Jack Ketch
Burpshy
Bodkin
Baron Parka
Mostar
Justice Williams
Emberson
Frederik Munton
Susannah Munton
Noubinson
Dallantine
Robinson
Mirix
James Dixon
Hardwick
Mary Brewer
Borses
Mount Street
Grosvenor, Square
Vine Street
Mr. Hardwick
Richard Davy
Henry Ellis
Regent Street
Richacé
Sprars Temple
Stamford-sireet
Breckfriars
Witeness
Nothieg
Ellis
Vocans
Wituges
Perrop
Clarkson
Maltby
Gidias
Avecen Muaben
Ten Tresnani
Kent-street
Southwark
Con
Aeyorner
Napier-street
Guy
Paine
Fanale
Haker
Eleanor Payne
Napier Street
Hia
Prio R
George Tinter
St. Thomes Street
Watking
Saint Thomaz Street
Priser
Weston Street
Platton House
St. Thomas Street
Inter Elret
Banksice
Cottingham
Lina
Mary Banner
Greenmirest
Blackfriarz
Izeaitemett
Banksile
Sho
Shll
Weas
Holland
Abemds
Ogly Gischargad
Trial reveals severe assault and alleged self harm in 1846 case
Detailed court records describe a brutal injury to a girl in a St Ma house case. The prisoner and his wife faced questions about consent and self inflicted wounds. A nurse and surgeons offered expert opinions while testimonies from neighbors and family shaped the Not Guilty verdict and remand.
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TRE Weekly Chronicle
St. Ma
Alen
Elliott
Wight
Bond
Prosegut
Otway
Murder at Mulberry Cottage in Jersey Disturbs Town
In Send-street Jersey on Saturday a brutal stabbing occurred at Mulberry Cottage, a known vice haunt. Centenier Le Cronier and police officers confronted the suspect Joe Gendre’s wife, who stabbed Le Cronier in the abdomen during a struggle. Le Cronier later died, while Gendre was captured nearby. The incident followed prior arrests of abandoned women housed there and sparked a manhunt and court actions.
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Centenier le Cepier
Marurl
Lo Gendro
Centenier
Binet
Sand Ztre
H. Manuel
Ugders
Sherig
Richard
Sund-streec
Lr Crenier
Minden-place
Cyntenier le Cronier
Gal
Yendey
Lant
Centeniet
Pritce
Menuel
le Gendre
Pest
Fie Centeaier
le Cromer
Uronier
Biert
Yedfrey
le Sueur
le Cronzer
Curious column on political air and animal satire
A dense column blends political satire with verse and snippets of public notices. It lampoons parliamentary taxation debates, trade policies, and social concerns while peppering with playful animal imagery and stray verses. The piece weaves political commentary with fragmented literary bits, reflecting a harbor of public opinion and cultural miscellany.
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Mr. Arabia
Mary
Olly
Mooney
Alweya
Arahin
Ratchell
Byron
Lizzy
Glas- Bevin
Mr. Murphy
Bride-ptreet
Harold's Cross
Merrion Square
Clare Street
Hatchel
Walsh
Christins
Afr
Deane
Gina
Mary Ann Arabin
Arabin
Betty
Dvlter
LAW
Tvzspsr
Central Criminal Court
Bouthware
Alderman Copeland
Pearson
Solicitor General
Jones Asid
Jones
Caroline Putney
Twyford
Trafalgar Square
Phillips
Partridge
Marlborough Street
Westminested
Innuman
Rosette Thomas
Crectare
Sand
James Parry
Newcourt
Westminster
Thadlss Office
Mondaz
Owen Suffx
Broderip
Robert Wilson
Btope-Maxer
Mandstone
Ateut
Tha
Gav's
Waiteane
Maidstone
Cortrus
Wes
Wilson
Hios
Augustus Hope
Henry Momon
Wilsons
Samed Solnraonn
Hentia
Witaan Whisintan
Jacob Salamous
Solomon
Enante
Wilwon
Avery Fairine
Henry Bampton
Selieniones
Racor
Torine Priatner
Megember
Wilton
Prinaner
Hin Aault
Thas
Smith
Agalien
Hope
Hampton
Solomons
App Noeman
Griner
Investeatiog
Newgate
Bank of England
Gesry
Mayraesr
Metropolitan Druvers’ Association
Covent Garden Theatre
Lord Ashley
Rte
Michael Sadler
Ghaset
Vyhe Ho
Pax Maule
MUP
Mn Wnghes
Colunel Fox
Drake Apm
Jersey
Filst
Seaton
Bennett
Benue
Sion
Sennett
Aseen
Rugby
Syston
Leicester
Syston Station
Ughurt
Cooney
Doven
Giham
Bill Lin
Iveler
Folkestone
Dover
Folkestuur
Irea
Acine
Fortunatt
Pisces
Doror
Graham
Itv
Cote
Peel
Ghitle
Pop
Dinasiee
Inva
Washinton
Felix Grace
M'Connell
Congress
Alabama
Jramedis
United States
Elmerican
Iasi
Wendy
Bille
Teave
Heaness
Sarching
Farduat Sarge
Fei
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