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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 27, 1847

Page

6

Murder trial at Oxford Circuit over child death

In the Spring Assizes at Oxford Circuit Mr. Serjeant Gaseleo presided over the prosecution of a woman charged with murdering her two year old child near Sheraton. Testimony described a bid to drown the infant by a canal, with the prisoner later claiming the child died of fever. The jury returned Not Guilty by reason of insanity, while other trials on the Midland and Norfolk Circuits featured civil damages disputes and a harsh magistrates case involving Mary Ann Tyler, who faced charges for nonpayment of costs and was sent to prison.

Lichfield Catshii Birmingham Canal Valsall Can Hollyman Mia Telf Stafford Lichdeld Allen House of Lords Midland Lekseres CaanLesworrs Nasu Asp Axothea Justice Pattesoo Pisintiff Barkett Loughborough Charlesworth Humfey O'Brien Whitehurst D.C Macasley Elizabeth Charlesworth Leughter Justice Patteson Mr. Humfrey Horatio Hungerford Hoskins John Ridger Whiteburnt Costa Horatio Hongerford Hosking Justice Patinson Tyrizn Axp Wire Dopiter Ann AxorHrs Hamfrey Macauley Q.C Barnaby Wimeswold Rio Miles John Dudley Danvers Mary Ron Tyler Mary Crooks Roughborough Maegistrates Mary Ann Tyler Leighborough Women Tyler House of Correction Leicester Themes Tyler Enoch Crooks Wallor George the Third Mary Ann Norfolk Camarmmos Pothemkx Crown Court Juatics Coleridgs William Francis Justice Coleridge Mouch Priscy Naslor Metcalfe Coleridge Tar Sonam Fints Josiah Munson Soham Mr. Prendergest Mr. Tozer Mr. Naylor Hoart Mitchell Sobam Maidenhall Mr. Frere Fang Agi Gore Ieee Ee Coegtbirat Uostely & Memorial Secret of Home Department James Graham Abe James Mastrates Usband Thomas Tyler Jack Fell John Hannet Marlecrough William Frederick Nan‘ville Hardwick Humphreys William Tookey St. Marylebone William Frederick Manville Elizabeth Ace Greathead Robert Pickering, Porter Parry's Street Somers’ Town Henry Holt Boulogne France Elizabeth Greathead Louisa Bryant No. 9 Cadogan Street Esther Betty St. George's Church Hanover Square Thoures Wilde Bia Bia Tris Central Criminal Court Tur Pancrn Mail Company Lloyd Bingham Thin Company Messrs. Horton and Co High Street Whitechapel Poland Street Messrs Horton Strand Glereonwell Henry Hartley West End Webster Chanel Street Bedford Square Brooks Bond Street Upstaire Roper No.3 Queen Square Mr. Raper Greenwood John Greigg Albrmarle Street Clerkenwell Alfred King Gaton King Anid Greigg Weathen Shea Taylor Plumb Gston Striet Fisher Broughton Henry Jenner Kerpar Osborne Street Thomas Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals Price Kelly George Walker Zachariah Longmas Ann Longaien Britannia Street City Road Susha Valice George Baines N Division St. Bartholomew's Hospital Longman Mr. Coward Robert Cox Prasoner Southwark Danisco Represy Frank Hope Secker Meaars Duggan and Co Chamberlain's Wharf Tooley Street Baker White Iron Jones Witneas Mesare, Duggan and Co Insistance John Cliff Emplore

Magistrates Held Liable After Eight Days Imprisonment

A court case details a woman jailed after a mistaken commitment and the subsequent damages. The Loughborough magistrates faced criticism for the error and were urged to avoid repeats. The jury awarded £15 in damages beyond £5 already paid into court, with both husband and wife claiming loss of services.

Bankrupt silversmith faces three year certificate suspension

In a long bankruptcy hearing Commissioner Goulburn censured the silversmith and jeweller of St Jacor a Street for massive frauds and four banker interlocks. He suspended the certificate for three years as creditors’ interests are weighed against his deceptive acts. A second case involved a grocer in Skinner Street whose tale of losing gold from a pocket proved incredible and led toward further examination. A third matter covered a gentleman of good family awaiting final order amid contested estates and a chancellor’s prolonged court history.

Court OF Baweeruptcy Ssteepar Osnoang Suareneton Ceativtcatr von Thaer Yeans Goulbarn St. Jacor'a Thames James Anderton Patervain Castle Ireland Tocote Bankrept Skinner Street Somerstown Tribetaon Edmonton Torspay Hennize Goulburn Queen's Bench Fleet Chancery Cooke Ander Costa Court of Chancery Lon Lyndhurst Tinney Chaseilior

Police Court Halls Chronicle of Petty Crimes and Forgeries

A long report covers multiple cases heard at Guildhall and Marylebone magistrates court. Frauds include forging two £250 bills to defraud a brother, a street purse snatching at Edgware Road, bigamy reexamination, and various robberies and assaults. Also documented are dog cruelty, attempted murder by a man under the influence, theft from warehouses in Tooley Street, and a murder charge at Leadenhall Market with details of the accused’s residence.

Lemuel King Kent Alderman Farebrother John Wardle ‘King Walsham le-Willows Bury Suffolk Joseph Coltman Joho WV King Messra. Glynn and Co Abraham Solomons Basinghall Street Bannister van Landau Undareland Mr. Solomons Farebrother Hilla Solomans Alderman Furebrother

Insolvent Cloberry Case Moves Through Lords Judgment

The appeal by Mitchell’s insolvent client climbs the Upper House committee stage as his mentor, a Lady, persistently supports him. The Queen’s Bench Prison governor blocks her visits, while lawyers argue the court cannot interfere pendente lite until the House of Lords decision. The commissioner grants the final order amid related assignee talks.

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Fragmentary Ledger of Fatal Assault at House Dispute

An intoxicated man living in the same house attacked by a prisoner in a drunken quarrel, leading to multiple fights across rooms. The deceased died next morning after severe head and body injuries from blows, with the prisoner claiming self defense. The case to be further investigated with Monday adjournment.

Dove Seed Frank Reding Sf. Dale Wydon Hospital Yardley Sti Jono Clementaun Day London Dale Yardley Ead

Delicate girl, seventeen, at custody hearing in Lewisham

A jury heard details from police and doctors about a seventeen year old girl involved in a case at Lewisham. Witnesses, including a Blackheath surgeon, testified about the girl’s confinement, the discovery of a child’s body, and suspicions surrounding the infant’s birth and death. The inquiry focused on the circumstances of the infant and the prisoner’s involvement as the trial date drew near.

Suprosto Catto Murotta Lea Masters Lewisham P.cane Reyle Wiliam Carr Blackheath Traill

Attempted arson on Soham spreads to five buildings

Friday report from Soham details a large fire that began near Pratt Street when a plumber’s premises burned, quickly involving barns, stables, and adjoining dwellings. Seven families were displaced as flames spread through thatched roofs. Police have detained a woman suspected of aiding the fires. she is linked to a prisoner in Cambrois.

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Regent Street Fire Trial and Navy Cruise Report

A fire on Regent Street destroyed furniture and wearables in a private dwelling after a quarrel over rent. In a separate report, the steam frigate Gloucester celebrates trials and improvements, with Her Majesty aboard for a royal inspection voyage, detailing speed, coal consumption, crew, and armament readiness.

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