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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 10, 1840

Page

5

Bull Terrier theft and dog fight charge at the Cock

A man named Glover accused landlord Lamb of keeping a sporting house at the Cock on Cock-hill. The public scene involved the lord mayor and police, with the dog allegedly taken for a fight for money and the dog owner seeking return without combat. The magistrate warned the landlord to restore the dog or lose next year’s license.

Intryman Lachey Cock-hill Bishopsgate Samuel Glover Glover Wedgebury Jim ‘Cox Lannon Hillo Lamb Daniel Forester

Lambeth Street Assault and Public Disorder Tales

At Lambeth Street a man named Joseph Lardner faced charges for ill treating his wife and threatening her life. In a separate case Edward Sweeney appeared for alleged complicity in a violent assault on two police constables. A driver Thomas Southgate was fined for assaulting Mrs Ann Hughes on a Croydon omnibus after delaying the ride. Brentford Petty Sessions heard William Kemp accused of illegal night fishing in the Thames, with judges ruling eel-lines count as night-hooks and fining him. lengthy testimony from water-bailiffs and fishermen followed.

John Pagg Alderman Maguay James Smith Ma Y. Miller West London Union Alderman Magnay Palm Sunda Y St. John’s, Clerkenwell Louisa Andersons St. John's-lavic Tebbs Guildhall Lords of the Treasury John Wood Edward M‘dowaill Tebb Belgium M. Wilicki Bow Street Thomas Ditchfield Twyford Peacock Post-Office Robinson Inland Office John Peter Isaic Puncy Wells-street Oxford-street Brighton Puncy Little Castle-square Princes-street Leicester Square John Goods Laing Leicester-square General Post-Office George Pickens Princesstreet General Post Office William Blott Princes Street N. Pearce Hall John Hall Caroline Turner Samuel Tumer Pitman St. Luke’s Pearce Waston Wirse Broughton Goddard Shackell James Read Broadwall Blackfriars-road Hoare Mérida James Hastwell Standvi Howise Mary Ann Pitt Bato Hoi Tash Rathénia Mr. Broughton Read John Brown Pare Young and Robinson Birmingham Chiswell-street Tucker Bank-chambers Jenkins Thompson Pares J and Hayward Newgate Sages Lambeth Street Joseph Lardner Bingham Jesus Christ Mr. Bingham Ranghtes Edward Sweeney Osborn Clark Whitechapel-road Consta Union Hall Thomas Southgate Croydon Ann Hughes Elephant and Castle Kennington White Stockwell-common John Jukes Blackheath Greenwich Railway London Jeremy Fustness Brentford Hames ExEus William Kemp Teddington City of London Kent Twickenham Thames Angling Preservation Society Guy Hampton Fishermen's Society Thomas Webb Cross Amos Kemp Colonel Clitheroe Mr. Kent John Henessey Court of Conservancy

Private communication to magistrate after Islington murder

On Tuesday a private communication was made to the Hatton Garden magistrate by Mr. Templeman, grandson of the elderly man recently murdered at Islington, but the details did not emerge.

Instineroy Hatton-garden Templeman Islington

Alledged Mays Live by Two Boys Inquest

An inquest at the Red Lion Highgate on five year old William East led to testimony that he was last seen playing near a horsepond. Witnesses said the boy was pushed into the water by his half-brother, with conflicting statements prompting a adjournment for further evidence including that of the other boy involved and any additional witnesses. The case raises serious questions as to responsibility and the events leading to the drowning.

Chapman Upper Seymour Street Euston Square Philip John Macarthy Horsford Mendicity Society Oxford-street Misther Horsford Mr. Hardwick House’ of Correction Ireland Bles Osborn Clark London Mays Red Lion Highgate William East John Floyd Smith Dobuest 3 Hall John Wison Ng Hall Gjn Wilson Goth Fara S.—Tuesay Wakley Middlesex Hospital Samuel Gibbs Carpenter Christopher Baron Moncorvo M. Guizot Ricuts OwyErsnir Kensington Mathew Brentford George Adams Heston Fair Herniste Deata White Swan Inn Church-street Monmouth Charles Evans Salisbury Exeter Mail Sir George Best Robinson, Bart Colonel Macalister Messrs Badely and Manly Peel Swan River George Robinson Badely Miss Peels Macalister Baron North Midland Railway Henry Blackmore Darfield Bridge Priscilla Darfield-bridge Inn Thomas Badger Marsden Blythman Sheffield Ivis Stonamore Wood Whittte Sach Stonamorewood Lord Petre Clarke Essex Herald McLixeHoly Accipent St Hellier Dickson Jersey Times Clare Cler Tettenhall Road Weale Vary Styfordshire

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