Manslaughter Trial at Central Criminal Court
Thomas Eaton, a young carpenter, stood trial for the manslaughter of William Crowle after a May 28 affray in Holborn. Witnesses described a ten minute fight, police arrival, and Eaton’s surrender to await trial. postmortem showed a broken rib but surgeons later contradicted that death arose from the injury. Eaton was found guilty and sentenced to six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Eaton
William Crowle
Ballantine
David Pope de O
King Street
Holborn
Phillips
Drury Lane
John Denton
King-street
Pope
Crowle
John Munday
John Fitzpatrick
John Proctor
Bow Street
William George Calthorp
Charingcrogs Hospital
Calthorp
Frederick Hagger
William Hagger
Walthamstow
Thomas Lawrence
James Reynolds
Marsh Street
Lawrence
Alderman Copeland
Doane
Reynolds
House of Correction
George Minty
John Wentworth Fairbank
White
James Shaw
High Seas
Bapinasse
James Law
Shaw
Falkland Islands
Vezeel
Rio
Unsworth
Baron Maule
W. Aldridge
Carey
Records of Prison Sentences and Acquittals in Court Session
A court session lists sentences for various crimes with transportation terms from life to two months and hard labor in the House of Correction, plus guilty pleas and acquittals. Names include John Pine, J Wentworth Fairbank, Elizabeth Robinson, Ann Norton, and many others. notable death sentence only for William Cant. The court adjourned after actions on bills ignored and pleas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Cant
John Pine
John Wentworth Fairbank
J. Stokes
J. Chapman
Alias Palmer
Nathaniel Hartwell
J. Brown
Joseph Hally
John Barber
John Goodman
Thomas Rogers
J. Thorogood
Ann Norton
Friant Rogers
John Sheppard
Wm. Boddy
Elizabeth Robinson
Eleanor Robinson
Wm. Phillips
Mary Foley
Z. Spenser
John Sullivan
Eliza Walker
John Conserton
John Price
James Price
J. Berryman
Elizabeth Smith
Mary Davies
Frederick Dawen
Mary Jones
Joseph Perry
Charles Buckley
House of Correction
Thos. Fenner
Ann Fox
James Spreer
Mary Leonard
William Stone
W. White
John Paine
Fred. Hagger
W. Hagger
John Williams
Thomas Crisp
Wiliam Thompson
Phillip Aaron
J. M'Kaley
J. Appleby
J. Larman
Hart
J. Mann
Sarah Merritt
Charles Smith
Henry Jones
S. Rippon
Henry Davis
H. D. Bessie
George Russell
J. Spicer
J. May
J. Lurch
J. Hodgson
J. Smith
J.C. G. Kiffred
Thomas Painter
Joseph Picking
Henry Matthews
W. Greenfield
Patrick Sullivan
William Wright
Richard Baylies
A. Brown
W. Bartlett
H. Hayes
T. Winger
John Harris
M. Dakins
J. Shelley
Eliza Redford
James M'Gerth
D. Reece
Lewia Jones
D. Dearlove
T. Mysong
Elizabeth North
Margaret Byrne
John Green
G. Yates
W. H. Bottomley
J. Biggs
John Brown
J. Perry
Samuel Lane
Thomas Connell
J. Kuner
Robert Banke
George Page
H. Keane
J. Hen
Thomas Finley
John Henright
Henry Williams
Ann Lewis
Elizabeth Dankins
Charles Toombs
Elizabeth Marchant
J. Wilcox
Ann Bryan
Dennis Harrington
M. Nash
J. Bennett
Edward Dodd
John Whale
Henry Scott
Henry Friswell
A. Whitby
MisTaKE in Police Report Over Robbery Charge
A city firm worker, charged with robbing a country gentleman of three fifty pound notes, was released on promise to attend trial. The accuser claimed theft after drinking with the prisoner at several pubs. the prisoner denied guilt. A clerk vouched for the accused, showing he was elsewhere. The lord mayor doubted the charge, suggesting a mistake, and the complainant paid 40 shillings to charity after threats of action.
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Promice
Young Man Held On Suspicion Of Pin Theft
A fashionable looking youth, William Frederick Box, 14, of Hertford Street Mayfair, was brought before 18A division on Monday charged with stealing two gold pins valued at eleven guineas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Frederick Box
Hertford Street
Mayfair
Jewel theft trial recounts pin taken during purchase
Witnesses described the prisoner entering a shop to view pins, selecting a ruby pin worth eleven guineas, and leaving with the pin after preparing a bill and promising payment later. The case details how the item disappeared, with testimonies from shop staff and a female witness, and the magistrate ordered remand for trial.
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Hertford Street
Mr. Hall
Henry Webster
Prosecutors’ Establishment
Marsh
Sedgwick
Marlborough-street
Vine-Street
Rickards
Box
William Sedgwick
Hall
Richards
Rickarda
Mary Anne Simpson
No. 15
Portland Road
Simpson
Marylebone Juveniles in Van and Workhouse Flight
Two youths named William and Henry Wood aged 16 and about 4 years were found sleeping in a van in Edgware Road. They claimed to be from Worcester and sought sea service, later revealed as Marylebone paupers who escaped a workhouse. They were remanded to Marylebone workhouse for care while Worcester overseers were contacted.
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John
Henry Wood
Rawlinson
Bennet
D Division
John-street
Edgware-road
London
Mrr. Rawlinson
Worcester
Marylebone
Taylor
Wilam
Hibbard
Edward Mitchell
William Walker
William Lacy
Tottenham Court Road
Mitchell
Ms. Rawlinson
Walker
Niffen
Lacy
Regent-street
Bond Street
Prisoner Remanded After Theft From Clarendon
A valet’s five month service ends as theft is linked to a count who possessed a diamond pin emerald pin and other wearing apparel valued in guineas. Inspector Beresford recovers items at Vine Street station before the prisoner sails to France. The count seeks travel with sureties. prosecutor’s word suffices. The prisoner is fully committed.
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Clarendon
Beresford
France
Vine-street
A Female Suspect in Shoplifting Case in Southwark
Harriet Thompson, a young married woman of respectable connections, appeared before Mr. Jeremy on a charge of stealing a shawl from Brooks and Wightwick in High Street, Southwark. Testimony showed she concealed the shawl under her own, claimed accidental taking, and excuses by friends could not avert the committal to sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennett
Roast
Bartlett
Hill
Tomlinson
Denham
Sun Street
Limehouse
Ballantine
Jesse Jones
Mr. Ballantine
Jones
Harriet Thompson
Jeremy
Messrs. Brooks and Wightwick
High Street
Southwark
Thomas Brooks
Brooks
Arraignment in Dublin on forger name bill case delayed
The Rev Mr Haughlan was arraigned in Dublin for forging the Rev Mr Short's name on a bill of exchange and the case was postponed to Monday. An inquest at Marylebone workhouse on Mary Lewis, eighty nine, found accidental death after a fire incident in Blandford Mews.
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Ecep Forcrery
Haughlan
Dublin
Short
Shockine Cass
Burninc
Marylebone
Wakley
M.P
Mary Lewis
Norton
Blandford Mews
Sieiine
Coroners Inquests On Mary Rayrolds and Thomas Turner
Inquests at Halfway house and Queen's Bench consider two deaths. Mary Rayrolds drowned herself after alleged deception about marriage and theft related to a five pound note, with jury finding temporary derangement. Thomas Turner, a sign painter, died in Borough-road under sufferings of want and consumption. guardians accused of providing inadequate nourishment and clothing, jury condemns St George the Martyr parish officers.
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Kensington-road
Mary Rayrolds
Thentine
Kensington-gardens
Royal Humane Society
Broadhurst
Greenstreet
Grosvenor Square
Misa Broadhurst
Bow-street
Borough-road
Turner
St. George’s
Geo. Chapman
Charles Herring
Bankside
Barclays
Huish
Board of Guardians
Edward Evans
Day
Mr. Evans
St. George the Martyr
Forgery Case and Death Strikes Chatham Family
A prominent Chatham army agent Isaacs and his son Nathaniel are at the center of a large forgery fraud. Nathaniel Isaacs, aged twenty two, issued forged bills totaling near seven thousand pounds and sought escape to the Continent. After failing to flee, he died by his own hand at the Victoria hotel in Castle Street. An inquest returned temperance insanity. The father, aged and distressed, lies ill.
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Chatham
Isaacs
Nathaniel Isaacs
Issacs
Rochester, &c
London and Country Joint Stock Bank
Knox Child
Solomons
Child
Dover
Calais
Metropolitan Police
Pearce
Division of Police
England
St. Margaret’s Bay
Canterbury
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Central Criminal Court
Williams
Henrigh
Sullivan
Chambers
Commissioners of
Messrs
Clarkson
George Stevens
William Macdonnell
Toll-House
Telegraph Public
Mr. Clarkson
Macdonnell
Sergeant Arabin
J. Pine
Joseph Pickering
Mr. Chambers
Arabin
John Pickering
Mansion House
Marlboroough Street
Antonio Mervence
Long
Nicholas Santos Soarez
Clarendon Hotel
New Bondstreet
Ben
Vine Street
Boulogne
Hatton Garden
Jerry Sullivan
Patrick Flynn
Terence O' Brien
Knights of the Hod
Torrington-square
Newgate
Flynn
O’brien
Mr. Greenwood
Brother
Mysel
Biddy Flynn
Bethind
Do’brien
Jerry
Kitty
O’ Brien
Pat
Thames Office
Union Hall