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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 06, 1838

Page

6

Bail Court Grants Writ in Buckinghamshire Murder Case

Habeas corpus sought to bring William James Adams before the court at Aylesbury on a murder charge. Proceedings recount previous trial for his father’s killer, disputes over witness Fuell, and alleged harassment by outsiders. The judge ordered bail and issued a writ of certiorari to transfer depositions for review.

Parricidis Buckinghamshire Pateredurff William James Adams Aylesbury James Full Thomas Atams James Fuell Keing Strangere Justice Williams

Police Reports From London Districts Chronicle

A long crime summary details cases: Ann Kelly, 15, discharged after illicit still inquiry. Irish labourer fined for pavement obstruction. James Costello jailed for reading room knife incident. John Williams arrested for wager driven march. Thomas Axton fined for misusing an almanac. Clarke the private theatre owner faced eviction and warnings. a farmer’s son assault and theft charges. a girl deserting an illegitimate infant to workhouse. a twelve year old charged with stealing shop goods linked to Goodman. counterfeit coin attempt at Queens Square. lace theft and multiple petty offenses across districts.

Ann Kelly Aldermen Lainson John Goode Cripplegate Salisbury Squere Daniel Heath Alderman Lainson Ald Lainson Bow Parsons Bloomabiry Emiarlbeorough Siraet James Costello Conant British Museum Henry Ellis Jlebone John Williams King Hampstead Mother R d Cap’s Tottenham Courtyaad Ward Edgeware-road Queens Square John Brown Regent-street Vauxhall-bridge-road Bessy Wood Barrel Ann Anderson Merars John and James Griffiths Tothill-street Westwinster Tothill-street Union Hall

Husband confined as insane sparks controversial inquiry

The applicant testified that her husband who was believed insane had been confined at Bethlem, then Miles's at Boze, and later Bethlem again. She denied his insanity, suspected his brothers pressed the confinement to obstruct their marriage, and agreed to seek committee review for his release.

Hatton Garden Clarke Bagridge- Wells-Road Rogers King’s Terrace Bagnigge-welle-road Lambateh Street Hardwick St. Mary’s Stoke Newington Robert Wall Stephens Miles’s Eis Boze Timae Bthlem Mr. Hardwick R. Hardwick Bethlem Houghton Earl-street Blackfriars Wire. Stevens Miles Davis Ann Macky Fumale Grady William Gunner Whigh Hall Trail R Division Banter Banton Bank of England Paipps Preas Rotherhithe Gobbett Bantor Traill Banten Savings Bank Gebbett Gabbett Godrett Binton Gibbett Baton Gi Bbett Alderman Firebrother Joseph Stanger London Southwark Snart Smart Farebrother Mart Smaart Harry Smith Alderma Farebrother Thomas Honeyball Priover Aldar Pare G. Peach Guildhall Northampto John Kew Bridge-street Kew Ken Northampton Buckingham Hall Martha Norton Martin Charlesworth James Brown John Norton Brown Charltaworth Aout Norton Kew Forest John Robbins Grosvenor- Square Batramsley-lo-ige Lytaington Hants F .Rst Lyndhurst Earl of Errol Brockenhurst Bridge Radbine Col. Robbins Castle Malwood New Forest Battamsley-lodge Philip Ainslie Gray’s Inn M. W. Bennett Lwsey Farm Barnard Commercial Dock Company Thompson Limehouse Jeffery’s Square Crookland Watling-street Wellclose-square Braidwood John Battis Jamaica Terrace West India Sun Royal Exchange Society For the Protection of Fire Coast-Guard Parker Beachy Head

Magistrate Reprimands Lord Over Hat Rule Clash

The scene shows Lord Roscommon arguing over hat removal in a magistrate room. The magistrate orders the hat taken off, the lord refuses, and a tense exchange ends with the lord withdrawing. The incident pits aristocratic privilege against orderly courtroom conduct.

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