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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 31, 1839

Page

6

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.

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.

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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