Islington murder case raises Gould reexamined at Bow Street
In Bow Street court Gould faces reexamination in the Islington murder case. Landlord Allen testifies about a lantern and boots, and police recount the search and recovered money. Jarvis and others corroborate interactions with Templeman, while Inspector Miller links chisel marks to a drawer. Gould’s statements and a later confession are presented before his committal for robbery and burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bow
Gould
Hall
Major ‘Anderson
Hobler
Parles Allen
Wright
John West
Lambeth-walk
Allen
King
Pocock
Templeman
Bradshaw
Jarvis
John Jarvis
Chad’s Place
Gray
Mr. Templeman
Waild
Mr. Hall
Barnsbury Astle
Inspector Miller
N Division
London
Wilcoxson
Miller
Richard Bradshaw
Division of Police
Allen’s
House of Correction
Bow-street
George Hoare
Coldbath-fields
Otway
Trials at Central Criminal Court reveal Not Guilty verdicts and felonious sentences
William Thirtle surrenders for trial on a cattle disease indict ment and is acquitted after evidence shows one cow was not contagious. A separate case ends with William Blake acquitted of assault aboard the Eleanor after lengthy testimony. In the final docket, William Wilton is found guilty of watch theft and transported for ten years, with a broad roundup of other sentences ranging from seven to fifteen years and two deaths recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Thirtle
City of London
Messrs
Ryland
Bullock
Gurney
Clarkson
Phillips
Charles Richards
Smithfield
Hicu Szeas
William Blake
Eleanor
Barnet
High Seas
Admiralty of England
Doane
Prendergast
Locke
Capt. B
Mr. Prendergast
Mr. Doane
Blake
England
Durance
Arabin
Captain Barnet
Henry Barnet
Charles Coates
Witness
Mr. Blake
Juan Fernandezi
Isvagong
John Stubble
Mr Prendergast
Sandwich Islands
Henry
Deos
Jack Coffin
Sergeant Arabin
The
Cross
J. Coleman
Deane
Coates
Arabia
Alderman Magnay
St. Katharine’s Dock
East Smithfield
Chain Tavern
Ballantine
Jane Hawkins
London
John Dorset
Richard Pike
Henry Ridley
Charles Clay
J. Ditchfield
Joseph Harris
George Lloyd
Charles Williams
G. Lane
Edwin Moore
Patrick Welch
David Jacobs
William Benbrooke
Thomas Radford
Joseph Hagan
W. Wilton
John Laroche
Harriet Bird
James Ross
George Saville
Thomas Morris
Austin Mintonson
Esther Kimpton
George Coyle
John Cooper
George Anderson
J. M.carthy
W. Marshall
Thomas Golbourn
W. Harris
W. Smith
J. Tullock
T. Spear
R. Isaacs
John Crook
Goodwin
Williams
Broughton
Trew
H Division
New-inn-yard
John Rutherford
Theore
Hardwick
East Indiaman
Cook
Customs’ Aietor
Crown
Hursday
Giles
Earl of Hardwick
Calcuttaton
Blackwall
Earl of
Rutherford
Commissioners of Customs
William Wilson
Wilson
Queen's
Isle of Wight
Broderip
Stephen Golder
Britannia Steanship
Havre
St. Katherine’s Dock
Thames Police
Fox
William Judge
Judge
Chace
St. Katherine's Stairs
Eastlane
Aged impostor faces court for beggary in Regent's Park
An elderly man calling himself Joseph Jim Gurry, aged 82, was brought before Mr Rawlinson on charges of begging and imposture. He denies begging, asserts his age, and was discharged to the Mendicity Society's Red Lion square institution for care pending inquiry. The report also covers theft and harassment cases in Regent's Park and surrounding areas, including a notable critique of beggar impostors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Jim Gurry
Thomas Mackie
Rawlinson
Horsford
Mendicity Society
Regent’s Park
Park-square
Mr. Rawlinson
Swan
House of Correction
England
Red Lion Square
R. Martin
J. Quin
Roach
Oxford-street
Brentford
John Evans
Foot Guards
Kensington Gardens
John Mann
St. James's
Green
Hyde Parks
In- Riet
Mary Réason
London
Hardwick
Regent's Park
Mr. Hardwick
St. Pancras
Union Hall Crimes and a near drowning at Surrey Canal
John Hartman a lodging-house keeper faces trial for forging sailor wage advance notes linked to the ship Mary Ann. Witnesses, including Pitstock and Deamer, identify forgeries and Hartman’s deception about his identity. In a separate incident a woman named Jary Doyle and her infant were rescued from the Surrey canal by a constable after an attempted suicide, with both taken to Camberwell workhouse for care. The court noted uncertainty about the woman’s condition and bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitstock
John Hart
Thomas Pitstock
Birchin-lane
Lombard-street
John Ham
John Deamer
Tooley-street
Mary Ann
Gravesend
John Petter
Archangel
J. Hann
T. Pitstock
Fret
John Hartman
Havannah
Betwee
Jary Doyle
Surrey Canal
Liceman
Division P
Doyle
Camberwell
Morane
Yi 5
Bermondsey
Edwin
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Islington
Hoare
Turnkey
Central Criminal Court
Sizimonds
Frimley
Rainbow
Liverpool Road
Secretary of State
Marylebone
Hatton Garden
Hussano
John
William Richards
Combe
Clerkenwell
Hattongarden
Canterbury
Gray's Inn
Society of Gray’s-inn
Denison
Inn
Society of Gray's Inn
Metropolitan Police Act
Queen Square
Cuarce
John Smith
Rebecca Simpson
Tothill-street
New-way
Ellen Worthy
Simpson
Burrell
Davia
Whitecross-street
Ak Ie
George Kemp
Old Bailey
Pergo