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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 18, 1838

Page

5

Nichols v Carbonell in criminal conversation case

The case sought £5000 for criminal conversation with the plaintiff's wife. Plaintiff Nicholls, a clothier, testified to years of marriage and imminent separation after learning of the defendant's affair with Nicholls' wife. The jury returned verdict for the plaintiff with damages set at £100.

Sheriffs’ Court Crim Nicholls Ceres.ory St. James’s Street Elmstead Surrey Def Coal Harbour Couse Mendizibal Spain Becsme Becker Es Ledy William Sallis Gracm Pleintiff Sallis

London Magistrates Hear Cases On Fishermen And Horse Cruelty

In a City magistrates session a petition to help five Milton fishermen, accused of oyster bed offences, prompted Lord Mayor intervention and a call for legal clarity on the fishing rights. The hearing also covered fines for horse cruelty by omnibus drivers and a case against a Powell’s Brentford bus driver for injuring a horse, with witnesses and police testimony detailing the incidents.

Guilty or Not Aboard? Youth Charged With Absconding

A youth appears before Mr Alderman Farebrother in Guildhall for re examination on charges of absconding with fifty pounds from two checks his master sent him to cash at banking houses. The prisoner spent about seven pounds on a watch and coat, walked to Uxbridge, and surrendered to police. He faced potential Old Bailey trial and transportation for life, but was discharged after plea from his master and emotional appeal to mercy.

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The Yorkshire Bite and His Country Acquaintances

Thomas Edward Edwards known as The Yorkshire Bite faces charges for stealing 10 sovereigns and a half from Erasmus Pilling after posing as a guide in Snow Hill London. He later faces a second charge for stealing 75 sovereigns from John Bloomfield near Hadleigh, with details of a planned robbery at the Zoological Gardens. Magistrates commit him for trial on both counts.

Bow Strest Yorkshire Bite Thomas Edward Edwards Mr. Twyford Erasmus P.sling Yorkshire Erasmus Pilling Snowhill Blackfriars Road Murphy London Erasmus Kirkman Division of Police John Bloomfield Monks Haaly Hadleigh Sufflk Westminster Bridge Regent-Street Weill Regent’s Arras Bloorfield Maitlborough Street Zephaniah Deacon Berry Dyer E. Turner M.P

London Court Delivers Rulings In Multiple Local Cases

The court heard cases from a magistrate’s bench including a duel threat over a letter, a theft by a former servant, vagrancy involving two boys, and a disputed wage payment in a maritime dispute. Witnesses described assaults, detentions, and family disputes as officers remanded or bailed defendants.

Burglary and assault figures in Marylebone court

John Beale and Ame lia Beale are charged with burglary at 40 New Church Street Lisson Grove stealing tea plate jewelry and cash. Margaret Regan and Patrick Gorman face assault charges in Gee's Court Oxford Street with detailed denials and police intervention. Both couples were fined and remanded as needed.

Carlisle-street Reese Khisa Pratt Margaret Regan Emerald Isle Gee’s Court Oxford-street Patrick Gorman Sarah McCormack Harrison Gorman

Tailor charged after dispute over cloth purchase at Bloomsbury shop

Captain John Goldring accuses master tailor Charles Abedsil of assault after a quarrel over a displayed cloth and a £2 3s 4d price. Goldring says he paid 3s 6d deposit, faced a price rise, was pushed outside, and seeks a warrant while witnesses offered their addresses.

Charles Abedsil Highstreet Bloomsbury Hall John Goldring Codrington Street Hampstead Road High-street Rogers Captain Goldring

Prisoner Pleads Guilty In Family Assault Case

George Rose sen was indicted for enaultige and assaulting Henry Rose and Thos Huggin in Suttons Gardens Pentonville. The court heard a painful but public safety relevant case as Rose sen allegedly attacked family and neighbors with a pitchfork and violent blows amid delusions about religion. Prisoner to enter recognizances to keep peace for one year and await judgment.

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