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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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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Burrell
Thomas Tringham
Jeremiah Field
New Road
Chelsea
Episemiracles
Thay Wourt
New-road
Pesetter
Co. Yee
St. George Gregg
Mr. Burrell
Margaret Fliess
Maria Goldsmith
Cme
Philip Slade
Samuel Collingwood
Andrew Briggs
Coldstream Guards
Rogers
Johnson
New Star and Crown
Broadway
Westminster
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Slade
Collingwood
Hatton Garden
John Lindsay
Greenwood
Baxter
Goswell Street Road
Witness
Waddington
Holborn
House of Correction
Thames Office
Daniel Donovan
Broderip
Thomas Blyth
John Madden
Thames
Betson