The Late Catastrophe at Yarmouth Court Trial Summary
The Central Criminal Court hears multiple dense cases. John Downey pleads manslaughter for a public house assault that left William Baton with a broken leg and delirium tremens. a jury convicts with mercy, issuing three months of hard labor. Also, Ell and Dodge are found guilty of stealing paper, Corduroy acquitted. transportation for Ell. Additional trials involve Bracey, Fisher, Tomlin, Bearcroft, and Rayner, with varied verdicts and sentences for theft, assault, and fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moxtpay
Tam
House of Correction
New Court
Farebrother
Johnn Ell
Henry Corduroy
Catmat
William Magnay
Bart
T. Joothe
Prenzergast
Wilkins
Dodge
Doane
Ell
Measra
Bodkin
Clarkson
Ballantine
Guildhall
Magna
Mr. Wilkins
Corduroy
Mr. Doane
Bodin
Alfred Datton
Bhail
Wednessey
Trespar
Algerman
C. Marshall
George Bracey
James Fisner
John Rivett Camac
Marylebone
Élaud
John Rivett Carnac
William Tomlin
Bracey
Payne
Tomlin
Ir. Robinson
Fisher
Roseixe Emrrovens
Robert Bearcroft
St Andrew Undershaft
City of London
Bank of England
East and West Indiadock Company
East End West India Dock Company
Dixon
Smith
Feroxiove
William Rayner Wes
St. Margaret
Westminster
Thomas Hickey
York Street
POLICH REPORTS CHARGES ON LONDON BRIDGE INCIDENTS
In a London court, Charles Manning faced a charge after confronting John Webber and his wife on London Bridge demanding a tip for a bundle. The bustling scene included testimonies of jealousy and assault, with multiple cases of domestic violence and theft brought before the Lord Mayor and other officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Manning
John Webber
West Wickham
Greenwich
Londonbridge
Joseph Foxman
Elizabeth Palgrave
Aly
Nesor
Theaeterns
Tan Treasure Taove
Gomm
Notting Hill
Crown
Nottinghill
Daniel Forrester
William Perry
William Thompson
Wm. Maguay
Three Tuns
Mitre Street
Aldgate
Liverpool
Martin
Mitre
Address on political virtue and Protestant constitution
A 1645 pamphlet-like address urges petitioning, resignations, and reform to protect a Protestant constitution. It condemns Jews' rights, Maynooth endowment fears, and calls for nonpartisan patriotism, integrity, and a new school of political virtue led by virtuous citizens and faith in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynooth
Loys
Church of England
Enzland
Beasling
Newosstux
P.S
Indictments and sentences at the Old Bailey session
The court adjourned to Wednesday as John Eli aged 41 faced trial for stealing ten reams of paper valued at £10, with John Nicholson accused of receiving the goods knowing them stolen. Dodge’s trial was postponed. Several prisoners were sentenced this session, with names and long terms including death, transportation and multi year penalties for various offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Eli
W. Magnay
John Nicholson
Wilkins
Seeason
Bis
Dodge
Eli
Hall Sr
Wan
Soneph Connor
Anne Buckley
Ellen Brien
George Bracey
James Fisher
Michael Sullivan
Henry Joseph Flach
Wiliam Dudley
William Roberts
Thomas Lillywall
Richard Baker
Daniel Sullivan
James Faulhham
Henry John Jones
James Evans
Richard Freeman
Robert Peal
Willian Davis
George Matthews
John Dobson
Thomas Thompson
John Sullivan
Richard Mortimer
James Duggin
James Hodges
James Williams
James Bray
Sarah Anse Adamson
William Jenkins
Mary Wilson
Thomas Ready
Thomas Jones
Thomas Wallis
Mary Anne Williams
John Ell
John Williams
Robson Botterill
Thomas Ashby
Eliza Mitchell
John Dowling
William Oxford
Mary Davis
Henry Johnstone
Samuel Jones
John Percell
John Jones
James Kenny
George Hoy
James Geuntett
William Thomes Sharpe
Mary Anne Sexton
Henry Swan
Thomas Blundell
Jemima Wilson
Murder Rumor Shocks Hampstead Amid Fresh Ditch Find
A missing man was found dead in a ditch near Hampstead, sparking disbelief after a similar homicide in the area. The inquest into John Cunningham of Holywell Street revealed foul play was not established, death attributed to congestive apoplexy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampstead
Mr. Delarue
Thomas Henry Hocker
George Morphett
Haverstock-field
Delaing
Swiss Cottage
Yorkshire Grey
Delarue
Gower
John Drury
Boswell.com
Clement's.inn
Neal
T.G
Drury
John Cunningham
Holywell-street
Strand
Wakley
Thomas William Cunningham
Helywell-street
Finchley-road
William Cowderoy
James-street
Lisson-grave
Avenue Road
Finchley Road
Swies Cottage
West-end-lans
Green
Thomas William Parry
Decca
Mney
W. Jordan
Mitchell
Middlesex
Kilburo
Sarah Cunningham
Aome
W. James
St Paul's Churchyard
William Levy
West-end-pate
Hampstead Church
S. Gower
Thas
Fallot Ford
Explosion at Burnley Cotton Mills Destroys Facility
The steam boiler at Messrs Smallpage and Lord in Burnley exploded on Friday, demolishing a three story fire proof building housing the cotton warehouse scotching rooms and boiler house. A London bridge Greenwich railway collision injured about 200 passengers after carriages were left on the line without signals. guards and officers aided survivors as inquiries led to several dismissals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bojtzs Expressos
Messrs
Smallpage
Lord
Burnley
Liverpool Standard
Deptford Fair
South Eastern Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yarmouth
Central Criminal Court
Mansion House
William Sheen
Old Bailey
Mr. Bingham
Conrad Beabler
City of Norwich
Wentworth-street
Whitechapel
Vann
Borland
Bingham
Lambeth
Strawrap
Cox
John Neighbour
Royal Gardens
Vauxhall
Cannon-street
Norton
Henry A. Sherwood
Church-road
Camberwell
Mess
Queen Street
Cheapside
Reading
Tnil
Harriott-place
Sherwood
Neighbour
Criscon
Cannon Street
Games
Mins Calvert
Yorkshire
Cuttingham
Leicester
Cottingham
Bammersmith
Fiekine Fron Grese
Richard Jennings
G. Chive
Benjamin Braham
New Road
Hammersmith
J. Frere
Stamfordbrook
Chinwick
Braham
Earthy
T 19
Nichols
Dergrant Hancock
Clive
Redenwicch
WetumoTox
Charles Wilson
Grove
Edward Dear
Park-street
Woolwich
London
Dear
St. Nicholas Church
Deptford
H. Melville
Duke of Wellington
Brethren of the Trinity
Witness
Rush
Bee Hive
Flagon-row
John Martin
Exchequer
Anopymoun
J. Walker
James Graham
Evans
Norwich
Baron Alderson
Louisa Utting
Warnes
Bury St. Edmund's
Bury
James Walker
Cory
Scoles
Walker
Wright
Tihem
Curry
Cary
Freslow
Pembroke College
Cambridge
Mr. Walker
Bure
Messrs. Cory
J. Graham
Aaron Alderson
Cambrian
Mentcat Neotscr
Earl Cathcart
Munster Street
Regent's Park
William Hollen
Munster Ayugre
Newington
Hill
Asylum
William Holden
Armstrong
Pechhat
Tiey
Hug
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!