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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 26, 1839

Page

6

Cock-Fighting Informations At Uxbridge Hearings

A group of defendants including Powell and Berkeley associates faced magistrates at the King's Arms Inn Uxbridge for cock-fighting on Powell's Hillingdon premises. Fines of five pounds each and costs were imposed on several defendants. others received one month hard labour or adjourned proceedings as witnesses were missing. The case drew notable figures and inquiries into the Count de Salis's involvement.

Society For the Prevention of Cruelty Thomas Fitzhardinge Berkeley George Monly West Gloucester George Charles Grantley Berkeley Thomaswood, Esq Chipping Wycombe Henry Ian Tom Spring Castle Tavern Holborn Shadrach Dancy Rawstorne-street Johntreet-road Thomas Davis Noble-street Goswe -Street Sont John Hardwick Prince Royal King 'S-Road Chelsea Charles Shaw Seward-street Goswell-street John Harper King-square William Trehern Uxbridge Andrew Wake Joseph Allen John Allen Robert Tate John Green Crawford Frederick Powell Hillingdon Powell Sir William Wiseman Messrs T. Dagnall B. Rothh T. T. Clarke King’s Arms Inn B. Way Bucks Beilby Hadgrove G. Hall Messry Clark and Fynmore Craven Street Strand Dashwood Harman Wycombe Thomas David Cooper Grantley Berkeley M.P Cooper Tivan William Davis Dancy Shadrach John Smith Count de Salis Birch Benjamin Story le Baron Benjamin Story W. Wiseman Hardwick Davis Benjamin Way Way Mr. Wy

Sentences Passed By Central Criminal Court May 20

The Central Criminal Court concluded sittings with a list of sentences ranging from fourteen years transportation for George M Farlin to one month for George Cooper and others. The court adjourned to Monday June 17.

Central Criminal Court George M.farlin George White W. Fisher W. Martin T. Smith John Richards M. A. Newlan Mary Newlan W. Miles George Westlake J. Morgan J. Jones George Biggs J. Dodson Frederick Waller W. Craighead George Earl J. R. M.lagan Edward Wales J. Burton Cornelius Murphy W. T. Williams W. T. Sauter J. Murrell W. Potter W. Berry W. Oakford Jane Wood J. Parish Eliza Wearing P. Harman Joseph Grady Walter Tyler Robert Gazeley

Outrageous assault and theft cases in Marlborough Street

Police report details Newman Carter charged with an assault on Eliza Phillips near the Yorkshire Stinge, plus John Hodkinson's theft of a £10 note from Lord Lennox and a case involving Wynne, a Duke of Bedford solicitor, in a Haymarket robbery. Also covers a Marylebone workhouse infant case and Kennington common disturbances.

Newman Carter Earl-street Lisson-grove Rawlinson Eliza Phillips High-street Marylebone New-road Yorkshire Stinge Caroline Closer Stubbs Marlborough Street Jane King Chambers St. George Hanover-square St. George’s Workhouse Oxford John Hodkinson Conant Courtey Arthur Lennox Park-place Brighton Hatton Garden Wynne Chancery-lane Duke of Bedford Bennett Paternester Haymarket Gardiner Bow-street Mr. Bennett Mr. Paternoster Gilderoy Scott Rosecutor Mr. Sternoster Pat Bow Street Paternoster Mould Queen Square HeRosc Elizabeth Sweeney No. 2 Edward Royal Humane Society Knightsbridge Barracks Amelia Francis

Alarming Fire at Angus Carriage Works Knightsbridge

A large blaze broke out shortly before midnight in Angus's extensive coach manufactory in Arthur Place Knightsbridge opposite Trever chapel. Firefighters prevented total loss after moving stock to Trevor Square and bringing in multiple district engines. Angus's stock largely saved though losses are anticipated. The report also notes a fatal accident near Naples involving a former officer, plus various other urban incidents and inquests.

Tragic Bucklersbury Fire Claims Four Lives

A devastating blaze at Bucklersbury near the Mansion House on Sunday morning killed four people and injured a woman. Fire brigades from Watling Street and West of England battled flames for hours with water shortages hampering efforts. Coroner's inquest told how Mr and Mrs Unwin and two others perished. a brave fireman White was badly burned. The jury returned an accidental death verdict, with insurance losses reported at up to 3000 pounds.

Humane Society Mr. Gregorie Francis National Gallery Henry Jones E. Higgins Trafalgar Square Crook Charles Keen William Hughes Henry Bowler Michael Bowen Jeremy Kennington Common Wm. Aldred Thore Hughes Temperance Society Walters William Cole Keen Cole Bowler Rownan Brown Chartists Ross Kean Rogs Dudman Dadman Sonday Mornij Arate Backlersbury Richard Marylebone Savings’ Bank Coombes Watling-street M . Unwin Mr. Braidwood Mrs Unwin Mrs. Unwin White Fire Brigade England St. Stephen’s Walbrook Payne City of London William Unwin Henry Russell Unwin Mr. Unwin Bucklersbury William Cook Mary Kemp Unwin St Stephen's Henry Neeson Miss Unwin William Cooke Porter Neeson Ponton Loader Buacklersbury Henderson

Tragic Kingsland Road Fire From Intemperance

Two intoxicated adults, John and Jane Mitty, died after a fire started from a lamp in their bedchamber at 29 Union walk Kingsland road. Neighbors reported multiple drunken households nearby as fire crews and police contained the blaze. An inquest was opened by the coroner into the deceased.

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