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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 11, 1848

Page

5

Judge finds no contract in dispute over article payment

In Westminster County Court Judge Moylan presided. Luke James Hansard, printer, faced D. W. Jobson who claimed payment for a Sketch of the Home of Lorde and two reviews written for The Spirit of the Times. The judge ruled no contract existed and Jobson was nonsuited after testimony on customary payments proved insufficient.

Westminster County Court Wepxespar Lapourn JoeBson D.C Spirit of the Fimes Hansard House of Lords Times A. B. Reach T. P. Healy The Medical Times Healy

Central Court Crime Notes Include Forgery And Conspiracy

William Edwards age 36, a cattle dealer, faced forgery charges over a 25 pound bill of exchange and his mother Charlotte Edwards was indicted for harbouring him. Mary Anne Underwood stood trial but did not appear. A separate case saw Michael Haggerty convicted of grievous bodily harm with ten years transportation. Also, four men including Flowers and Burlton faced conspiracy to commit robbery with skeleton keys. three were found guilty and sentenced to two years. Session closed with Punch remark on Louis Philippe.

Foxucear Old Court Justice Erie William Edwards Francis Edward Tucker Charlotte Edwards Mary Anne Underwood Clarkson Parry Butt Ryde Charsley Brompton Crescent Hampshire Booking Company Messrs Messrs. Jones, Loyd, and Co Miss Underwood Batt Monobay AnsarLt Michael Haggerty Ellen Kale Payne O'Brien Fuespar Gage Rogness William Barkup William Johnson John Flowers William Mayhew Baldwin Metcalfe Horry Thompson Nicholas Mould The Powerful Woolwich Doffell Barlton Borlion London Flowers Bethnalgreen Johnson Burlton Doffellen Johnston Trafalgar Duffell Mayhew Folly Tawk Bethnal Green Meyhew Bow Stebst Andrew Green Samuel Green Henry Saerrent Drury Lane Southend Parliamentary Chronicle Rotherham Crury Jane Ann Goffrey Thas Mr. Jardine Mr. Henry Jardine Maltby Duke of Cambridge House of Commons Public Neilson the Times S.curzon Street Mayfair Garrick’s Head Southend, &c Hours of Commons Afr Times Aod Marah Famason Glasshouse Yard Auas Thomas Johnson Lincoln Ian Fields Dr. Green Barry O'Meara Curzon Street Journal Emoent Burton Oxford Street Gravesend Hall Cochrane Trafalgar Square James Marchant Stauca National Guard Wap- Ping James Turner William Allis Mayne Turner Fulham Matthew Strang London Telegraph A. Division Trafalger Square Westminster Abbey Read White Tothill Moran Tothill Street Alfred John Fenn John Marahall York Street Stratton Ground Connell James Buchanan Westminster Pendegrast Motera Broderip Middlesex William Jones William Lewer John Green Groavenor Place Lady Wyndham’s Jones Lewer Greatenor Place Lever Nanson Escars Anne Goddard William Slater Felonio Glynn Chelsea Holywood Lodge Fulham Road Abe Elderton Mr. Elderton Elderson

Window Smasher at Mexica Berens Shop in Guildhall

Police report George Webber a window smasher at Mexica Berens Blumberg Co St Pauls Churchyard foreign warehousemen valued at £80. Prisoner claimed owed money. magistrate orders imprisonment or damages. Riot scenes in Trafalgar Square and Westminster outlined with multiple arrests and bail, plus a peculiar case of two Southend-linked defendants.

Smasuiva Oo Tuewiey George Webber Ceatermonger Mexica Berens, Blumberg, and Co St. Paul's Churchyard William Allen Compter Lloyd John Lre Walpole Messrs Beren Elsn Mr. Walpole Ealeo Hunter Speravy Alderman Hunter

Paris Cirque National arrives with arena style show

The Monday night performance by the Paris Cirque National reimagined the theatre as a circular arena with amphitheatre seating. Equestrian leaps, globe balance acts, a 40 ourang outang, and M. Auriol the clown drew loud applause despite a delayed National Anthem and ensuing row over hats.

Cavaliera Monsieur Moreto Francisco Hidalgo M. Auriol Malle Caroline Dreas M.quere Newsome Loisget Mdile Palmyre Anato Ammmons

Betting Columns From Tattersalls Run Strangely Quiet

Sporting intelligence records betting at Tattersalls and Monpar where dozens of horses like Walmgate bar Without Tafthunter Jericho and Ballinafad are listed with odds. Glendower Springy Jack Fern and The Fowler attract notable bets while Danebury Jet is linked to Fern. The Grand French Steeple Chase will not take place this year.

Scinde Indus Nile Mississippi Bombay Bombay Gentleman's Gazette Betorax Potaroxs Union Ostend Victoria Antwerp Scho Tattersall Verity Walmgate-bar Payne Marquis of Conyngham Blake Ballinafad Epicode Agat Walmgate-bar Memnorouttan Ahaxpicar Barnes Lord Howth Jonathan Wild Montyn the Swallow J. Henderson Mr. Meiklam Lightning Lord Eglinton Pettat Newcourt Yarburgh Sally Mages J. B. Day Pedley Cossack J. Scott Denny Mostyn Bowes Major Pitt John Scott B-Green Wreford B. Green Nuon Fowler Glendower Fern Danebury People’s Journal

Extraordinary Robbery of Gold Dust in Portamouth

A captain named John William Thompson, captain of the Medora schooner, stands charged with stealing about 1600 ounces of gold dust valued near £6400 from A. M. Hutton of Claphem and Portamouth. Proceedings trace the cargo from the Gold Coast, Thompson's flight to London, and discovery of the treasure in his room and a belt hidden beneath his clothes. Police recovered bags of dust, notes, and coins, with Beadon awaiting further action.

Beadon Wandaworth John William Thompson Medora A. M. Hutton Lark Hall Inne Claphem Watling Portamouth London High Street Cooper Clapham Gibbs Bedford Captain Thompson Bevan Capt. Thompson Portsmouth Bank of England Emmerson Ballion Emiyoel

Fire destroys Crown Tavern in Kensington blaze injures several

Early Tuesday in High Street Kensington a fire broke out at Crown Tavern. Landlord Mr White escaped with family by rope after flames climbed the stairs. Firemen halted expansion as the tavern burned out of control, with two other occupants injured. Origin undetermined.

Dom Micver Pk Bangaxzs Axp Louis Phillers Dom Miguel Her Majesty's Theatre Louis Pallippe Kenetxoton High Street Kensington White Crown Tavern Bird White Allen Carpenter Tarpio

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