Letter From Abused Wife Cited In Trial At Newgate
The defendant produced a letter written in a poor hand accusing her husband of threats and violence. A back note claimed the children would be found at Battersea Bridge. The prisoner recounted years of hardship from unemployment, selling clothing to feed her family, and stated her husband was loving when sober. She was committed for trial as witnesses were bound over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Clark
James Chard Clark
Jemmy
Batteraea Bridge
Champ
Emma
Mr. Taylor
Newgate
Marylebone Savings’ Bank
Dent
Crawford-street
Dent's
Caxvictton
Sin Wa
Boyd
Wm. Boyd
Rawlinson
Elizabeth Tourner
Old Cavendish Street
Cavendish Square
General Post Office
Sandal
Morgan
Humphreys
Sir William
Alt
Aire
Mr. Morgan
Martha Neate
Afr
W. Boyd
Tavatworthy Snormay
Sisoman
William Nicholls
Broughton
Harriet Birt
Orleans
James Birt
Highstreet
Hoxton
Gloucester
Buller
Shoreditch
Whitecross-street
Teakle
Gloucestershire
Gracechurch Abeat
Rabley
Southware
AttemeTer
Elizabeth Davia
Marthe Parry
Coningham
Marives
Davia
Uppar Giro
Latreet
Blackfriars
Edein
London
Edwin
Five Aelock
Parry
Lincoln’s Inn-Fields
Thomas Macpeth
Blackfriars Bridge
Surrey
Upper Ground-street
N'Clark
Cottingham
Macbeth
Royal Humane Society
Matthew Conyngham
Half Moon
James Weeking
Gracechurch-Street
Ireland
Cannonvatreet
Emeline Brown
Higbee
Homer Bostwick
No. 73
Chamber-street
Bostwick
Oltz
Childs
Stearns
Pike
Hostwick
E. J. Pike
W. H. Stinemers
E. %. Fancher
M. G. Hart Oliver Johnson
John R.S. van Vleit
Edward Gould Buffum
Nec Forserald
Death by own action and other suicides at landmarks
A string of inquests and suicides reported from London area. A woman leapt from a pier into the river. Mr Hillier, Queen's messenger, cut his throat at home. a Scots Fusilier Guards sentry died after suspected intoxication. Elizabeth Adams died by her own action at Hedgerstone Bridge after long illness. another fire at Bermondsey glue factory caused extensive damage. Prince Albert to lay foundation stone for a Seamen's church. a lunacy commission heard Catherine Lambe's mental decline. railway receipts listed for Paris routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brackrstars Parpse
George Everard
Capel
Hillier
Princes-street
Pimlico
Claremont
Seid
Exraas Koixany Suicipe
Baker
Black Horse
Kingsland Read
Elizabeth Adams
Hedgerstone Bridge
Regent's Canel
Kingstreet
Hackney Road
Regents Canal
Ojer
Taylor
Buswixe
Young
Spa-road
Bermondsey
Moora, &c
Atlas Fire Office
Cuvaes Vor
Prince Albert
London
White Hart Inn
Clapton
Winslow
Catherine ‘Saundera Lambe
Kentish Town
Prohibition Sought In Shure Clergy Case At Exeter Diocese
Lord Denman reviews Burryes v Shure in the Queen's Bench. A clergyman of the Church of England, ordained and licensed to officiate in a dissenting chapel, faced ecclesiastical penalties for conducting services in an unlicensed place. The court found no parliamentary exemption and refused prohibition, affirming ecclesiastical jurisdiction. Also noted: unrelated Charities and railway dispute verdicts, and a drunken threat case involving Sir Robert Peel in the same period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burryes
Suore
Creak
Lord Denman
Arches Court
James Shure
Church of England
Bridgetown
Exeter
Keith
Bishop of London
George Iti
Shore
Thiochurch
Petuau
Justice Patteson
Brent Spencer
Aame
Ale
Tougspay
Freenas
Fostes
Warren
Freeman
Common Council
Deponent
Bross
Boss
Bloss
Mexars. Cooper
Foster
George Foster
Dover
St. Chambers
Cusack
Lush
Southampton, Manchester, and
Oxford Junction
Bristol
Bath
Uiness
Driecoll
Baron Aldernon
Packe
M‘murdoch
Hill and Heald
Muntz
Police Court Reports Amid London Trials And Alleged Attacks
A chaotic London scene features Henry Nudson commanding the Bride, a Chelsea to London Bridge steam boat cited for unlawful operation without proper numbers or licensing. Other cases include public disturbances, a suspected murder charge, an attempted assassination in Daury Lane, threats against Sir Robert Peel, and a hair brush theft tied to a railway parcel scheme. The report also covers a hospital update on Blewitt, a bail request denial, and various public notices across Marylebone Lambeth and Greenwich. The proceedings reveal fines, remands, and witless defences amid a tapestry of crime, assault, suicide attempts, and legal reform chatter in Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Nupson
Bride
Chelsea
London-bridge
Thomas Howard Fellows
No. 1
King's Bench-walk
Temple
Court of Aldermen
Baron Platt
Gibba
Fellows
Londonbridge
Yantlet Creek
New Windsor
Blackfriars
Southwark
Thames
Catterns
William Cadwell
Citizen
Daury Lane
Inspector Black
Henry
King's College Hospital
Blewelt
Blewitt
Humphrey
James Doncome
Blewett
Mr. Henry
Humphreys
James Cuthbert
Tothill-street
Westminster
Whitehall
John Cregg
Whitehall Gardens
Sir Robert Lee
O'Brien
Peel
Sir Tesbert
Court of Exchequer
Dublin
Thomas Duncombe
de Lacy Evans
Aglionby
George Lil
The Draughts Spectacle in a Curious House
A featured excerpt portrays a chaotic stage scene with the Atmospheric Laboratory and the Draughts invoking winds for a satire on political power. Characters like Reid and Lincoln clash with the audience as frolic and frenzy unfold amid gasping and frostbitten comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Lorn
Brera
Royal Joes
Barry Potters
Lincoln
Linuln
Dyce
Cope
Mactive
Meid
Harbert
Horsley
Baerny
Lincelo
Lise
Kronghom
Baerga
Ferguson
Reid
Temple of the Winds
Atmospheric Laboratory
Reid Tenmgar
Hern
Earth
Brander
Bellows
Brothan
Lords
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paris
Rouen
Eppa
Northern
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Great Western
Paisley
Ayr
Gravesend
Birmingham
Grand
Blackwall
Roydon
Western
Manchester
Leeds
Midland
Bir
Darlington
Norfolk
Smeeteepeney
South-Eastern
Greenwich
Cones & Birksas We Aes
Dundee
Arbroath
Dorham & Sunderland
Dublin & Kingstown
Esteeee
Paisley , & Green
Bolton
Bury
Petewsars
Preston
Taff Vale
OY Osteregetesteets Wa
Arbroath & Forfar
Wreseeee North Union
Seeeenennemees
Hartlepool
Deck An
Newcastle
North Shields
Tyapmaon Steteree
Adare
Law
Court OF Queen's Bench
Moxpar
Mr. Francia
Norton
Francie
Me Rae Wey
the Weekly Chronicle
Ona
Thomas Reading
Chapel-place
Fulham Road
Witoers
Sreith O'Brien
Smith O'Brien
Robert Leel
Burcuanp Duyx
Richard Dunn
Buckingham-street
Strand
Hiss
Southampton
Oxford
Baron Alderson
Court OF Bankruftcy
Waepneswar
Coe
Bankavrr
Fane
Marshall
Bank
Patterson
Rothschild
Paria
Jersey
Osth
Lewis
Anundel
Burchell
Heaton
Mr. Heaton
Sheriff
Sherif
Mir
James Hedger
Bow Street
Lambeth. Fravp
Francis
Nine Elm
la Barge
Regent's Canal
Cate Morven
Sullivan
Bropan
O'Keefe
Collins
M‘carthy
James Hastie
Horsewonger-lane
Traill
Hayward
Treasury Solicitor’s Office
Austin
Old Bailey
Withers
Jeremiah Lane
Stoker
Her Majesty
Turtle
Oly
Bownd
Justce
Warta
Draughts
Champs Elysees
Place de la Concorde
Tuileries
Dartmoor
Plymouth
Plymouth and Dartmoor
Hope Street
Old Geld-road
Bank of Heaven
Manchester Guardian
House of Commons
United Kingdom
Izkes
China
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