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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 14, 1837

Page

6

London Nuisance Case and Reading Magistrates Sentence

A London lessee faced a nuisance indictment and default judgment in court. In Reading, a solicitor was jailed for a month, fined £50, and bound over for peace after challenging actions against a Reading magistrate. A robbery at Mr Evans’s Ludgate Hill warehouse involved a deceptive delivery to York Road with a forged cheque.

Laystall London King Weeson Reading Blundy Evans Ludgate-hill York-read Waterloo-read Messrs. Coutts Spooney

Irish riot at Calmell buildings over prize fight row

Mary Donahone and Mary Lynch, Irish natives in Cairncluildings, faced Mr Rawlinson as disturbances erupted before a prize fight. Constables described women fighting in the streets and at home with nails and turnips, while a separate indecent assault case and other offenses were heard by the court.

Mary Donahone Mary Lynch Emerald Isle Calmell Buildings Oxford-street Rawlinson Lavett Cairncluildings Priexers Joe Miller Conable Mr. Rawlinson Applicant Hertford-street Tettenham-court-read George Lds Trengham Paddington Marlborough Street

Cruelty to a Horse on Lambeth Street Driver Convicted

John Nichells a Neale's Shelford fly driver No 5060 was charged with cruelly ill treating a horse. Police witness said he whipped and belaboured the animal while intoxicated. Ten passengers denounced him and offered evidence. He was fined 40s and discharged.

John Nichells Neale William Clay Pavilion Theatre

Public Walks and Hippodrome Row Spurs Kensington Dispute

Controversy over a new race course at Kensall-green prompts clashes as authorities and locals clash over the right of way. Police courts and magistrates hear warrants for assault and obstruction with further inquiries set for Wednesday.

Kensington Whyte Mersia, Ray, Duncan, and Co Kenaull-green Superintendent Williamson Inspector Black T Division Mayne Dodd and Barlow Mr. Whyte Allason Thistlegrove Henry Mills W. S. Hansen High-street Hanson Mills Patrick Neale

Poaching Suspect Held After Snares Found On Major Moore Estate

Thomas Bailey was taken into custody by West the Mitcham constable for poaching on Major Moore's Mitcham grounds. A ferocious bull and terrier dog attacked keeper Temple causing severe injuries. Bailey was fined five pounds or two months in the House of Correction after trial.

Hartess Thomas Samuel Arnoux Bridge House-place Southwark Literary Society St. George’s Southwark Robinson St. George’s Workhouse Literary Society Wedgwood Peor-House Robingen Egham Literary Institution Thomas Bailey West Mitcham Major Moore Temple Bailey House of Correction

Speedy Stone Toss Ends in Exhaustion at Townsend Drinkwater Test

A 200 sovereign challenge on a 51 mile 540 yard course ended with Townsend finishing in hours and 19 minutes while Drinkwater exhausted, nine stones left, aided by onlookers. Westminster amusement followed as six costumed men paraded with Sir Francis Burdett references and horses. Emanuel Hospital advertises vacancies for boys and girls with ties to Aldermen and Lady Dacre.

Lord’s Grounds Townsend Drinkwater Cricket Ground Townsend Kan Westminster Sir Francis Burdett Fmemecen Seemann Emanuel HospiTal James-street Lady Dacre Alderman White Humphrey Alderman Scholey Birsh Eack City and Liberty of Westminster

Matrimonial Advertising Swindlers At Paris Court

A Paris tribunal heard a case of fraud by Mme Nanteuil and her accomplice Petigny who ran a scheme of fake marriage ads. Widows and a marchioness offered dowries and incomes to lure suitors, then extracted funds for fictitious matchmaking, with at least 150 similar schemes alleged. The court found both prisoners guilty, sentencing them to 13 months and fines.

Nanteuil Dujardin Lejeune M. Petigny Paris Gilead M. Wrimski Nantenil Wrimski Chateau Wrinski Lapstone Mme. Nanteuil Mars Nantes M. Legrande de Briblet Monsieur de B Mille de Joigny Mme. Joigny M. de Briblet Mme. de Nanteuil Pheot M. Picot France Bruges van der Meulen Esculapius Aluny Messrs Parent Rousseau Serin Nemo Paquet Fortain Cathelieau Andrin July College of Montpellier A. M. Desmarets M. Oran Bicac MM. Bouquier Tarascan Mme M. Hardy Mme. de Nauteuil Petigny

Financial penalties and restitution in civil case

The court ordered a fine of 1000 francs with prosecution costs in the selido case and adjudged Mme Nanteil to reimburse 10 francs to M. Wrimski the Pole, who appears to have been the sole claimant. A civil party action is noted as “partie civile.”

Selido Mme. Nante M. Wrimski

Destructive fires and accidents along with a highway robbery

A series of local calamities includes a fatal accident near Lambeth Marsh gate involving Mr. Dunning’s cart, a sea voyage conspiracy aboard the Sarah off the Cape, a major fire at Houndsditch damaging the workhouse and adjoining premises, a severe horse driven accident on New Road injuring Mrs Halsworthy, and a Sunday night highway robbery on Bexley Common with a gold watch and ring taken plus a Bank of England note purse.

Dumning Weymouth-street New Kent-road Lambeth Marsh Brookes Dunning 80Th Regiment Sarah Cape of Good Hope Houndsditch Aldgate Church Cohen Cock and Hoop-yard Limestreet Aldgate Barnet Weillelosecquere Wathow-street West of England County Fire-office Putticoat-lane Halsworthy New-road Upper Gower-street J. Fallows Hendon Middlesex Acros Bexley Common Hadleigh Lodge Hadleigh Fallows Johnson, Holborn Bank of England

Old Woman and Young Man in Courtroom Farce

An aged defendant and a young man face a chaotic police court scene driven by a quarrelsome exchange over a silver fork and spoon. The old woman insists on her claim while the prisoner defends his actions amid accusations of manipulation and generosity.

Aaron Martin Davies Fowler Beston Belton Harris T Morris George TV Nct Tae Cart Paris Caen Normandy Prakk Tay Fifeshire Journal D. Weekly Chronicle England Avery Rich Cheshire

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