Police Reports from Guildhall and Thames Office Scenes
A lengthy Gazette of Guildhall cases includes William H Pars and others facing defrauding charges, a cupboard incident, forged orders, and witness disputes. In Marylebone, a clerk of the bedchamber case, a surgeon’s testimony, and various bailings fill the docket. Thames Office features the Chieftain mate's assault on a Danish apprentice, a Stepney boy’s confinement, prize fight remnant, and public-safety concerns.
Inquest Reports on Accidents and Suicides Across London
An inquest at the Royal Mail notes Thomas Savage found dead in New River with a cord round his neck. A nine year old, William Mills, killed by Duke of Brunswick carriage wheels. Bricklayer William Gamble dies after fall from Cromer Street roof. Clarence Stockton Railway accident leaves three dead. John Buckley fatally shoots himself at Serpentine terrace. Infantide inquiry links to New River deaths amid poor law debate. Westminster coroner reports James Smith dies in prison ward fever. Robert Clarke dies after fall through factory trap doors. Mrs. Cuthbert found dead at Lambeth terrace. post mortem ordered. Henry Palmer, porter, crushed by falling chest on Saffrer hill.
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Hocussine
Rowpery
Exizaneta
Ann Crargé
Francis John Absolon
John Franconi
Elizabeth Absolon
Bennett
James Edmondson
Middleton-Street
Clerkenwell
Rosier
Mr. Flower
Strand
Prosecutrix
Mr Flower
Thomas Smith
Heathcock
Norwich Mail
Turnmill-street
Thomas Ellis
Ellis
Mr. Bennett
Cowcross-street
John William Harper
Porter
Bell and Crown
Holborn
Cambridge
Michael Savage
William Baxter
Joseph Lill
William Whitley
Saffron-hill
William Brown
Laystal-street
Savage
Queen’s
Baxter
Lill
Whitley
Brown
Adams
Holloway
Red Lion
Warner Street
Lucy Roberts
Milbank
John Harris
Eliza Foster
Wellington-street
Resteaux
Wakley
M.P
Royal Mail
Upper-street
Thomas Savage
No.8
St. John-square
St. James’s Street
Piccadilly
Martin
Greenlaney
Islington
Pontefract
Edward-street
Portman-square
Wm. Mills
Wigmore Street
Duke of Brunswick
Barrett’s Court
Brunswick-square
Turex
Clarence
Stockton
Crow Trees
Mainsforth Carrs
Rudd’s Hill
J. Wilson
H. Rowland
T. Davidson
John Howes
Serpentine Terrace
Kensington
John Buckley
New River
Bell
Afr
John Glennie
Commerce-place
Brixton-road
William-street
Kennington Road
Kennington
Lower East Smithfield
Diamond
Gravesend
Greenwich
Gell
Westminster
Westminster Bridewell
Tothill-fields
James Smith
Conant
Marlborough Street
John Morgan
Higgs
St. George’s Hospital
Robert Clarke
Woodhall
Orchard-street
Tuesay
Cuthbert
Lambeth Terrace
Saffrer-hill
Henry Palmer
Langton and Styles Horse Fraud Case at Penshall Street
A Lincolns hire dispute over a showy but unsound horse leads Langton to Penshall street stables. Officers stage a sting to recover his property, with deceitful adverts and a plan to sell the horse for 40 pounds, while Styles denies recovering the animal. Meanwhile a separate magistrate case convicts William Green for pawning hemp and twine taken from his employer, Dagnall, after inquiry by a pawnbroker and a stern push for summary justice.
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Marlborough Street
Langton
Lincolnshire
Dyer
Oxford-street
Styles
Penshall-street
Paddington
Paddington. Mr. Langton
Sherwin and Dewin
Penshall Street
Mr. Langton
Yin
Cavendish Square
Queen Square
Love
William Green
Dagnall
Anne Green
Gregorie
Mr. Gregorie
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Alderman Farebrother
Humphreys
Palmer
Broad-street
Sarah
William Palmer
Union Street
Somers Town
Ald. Farebrother
Messrs. Pawson and Co
St. Paul’s Churchyard
William Keene
Christopher Garner
Kingsdown
Kent
Maidstone
London
Samuel Collyer
Chancery-lane
John Veryan
Marylebone
Butler
Reynolds
Hoskins
Mr. Hoskins
Guildhall
Joseph Carrington
Aichael
Meetham
Rawlinson
Miss Richardson
Gloucester-place
New-road
Eliza Jones
Brightom
Miss Jones
Michael Meetham
Carrington
Mr. Rawlinson
Newgate
Albemarle-street
Gray
Hatton Garden
Richard
William
Anthony
Buckingham Palace
Palace
Ross
Shakspeare
Dear
Doms
Isaac Levy
Judith Levy
Barnett Samuel
Broughton
Kemp
Pitfield Street
Deptford
A. Craufurd
House of Correction
Samuel
Mr. Broughton
Caroline Eliza Upton
John Farrell
Richard Seaton
51St Regiment of Light Infantry
Finsbury-square
Codd
Lambeth Street
Peter Smith
Frederick Bonner
John Seymour
G. C. Norton
Smith
William Richardson
Stratford
Romford
Essex
Woolwich
Green-gate
Plaistow
Bonner
Seymour
Mr. Norton
Mr. Richardson
Hackney
Haymarket
Boner
Richard Gregory
East Ham
Enpsex
Union Hale
Michael Levi
Cdb
Moses Isaacs
Jeremy
Laura Samuda
Bridge-road
Southwark
Spital-square
Levi
Samuda
Isaacs
Town Hall
Potter
Bull’s Head
Bull-court
Newman
Stowell
Alderman Copeland
Farebrother
Borough Compter
Thames
John Murrell
Quebec
Ballantine
Greenwood
John Christian Moyland
Denmark
Mr. Greenwood
Stepneyfields
Derrig