Court adjourns key trials in St Katharine's Dock robbery case
Central Criminal Court adjourns trials of Samuel Fletcher senior and others on the St Katharine's Dock robbery after defense and prosecutors seek time. George Chappell alias Timmings implicated in the linen draper fraud at Uxbridge. Barker delayed to next sessions. Also a separate indecent assault case ends with two-year prison term for the sailor-smuggling suspect amid skin theft scandal involving Lady Campbell.
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Tor St. Kataprims’s
Samuel Fletcher
Ellen Fletcher
George Fletcher
John Fletcher
George Chapell
Barker
Clarkton
George Thompson
Chappell
Timmings
Uxbridge
St. Katharine’s Dock
Bodkin
Newgate
Whitecross-street
Clarkson
Messrs Ballantine and
Phillips
J. Hall
Pelham
David Burton
Francis Clarke
John Bull
London
Hamburgh
Serjeant
Arabin
Earrey
Lady Campbell
Sophia Howell
Williams
Oxford-street
Nicolas
Marylebone
James Harper
Rawlinson
Charles Danesbury
Camden Town
Ellen Crook
Fladeng’s Hotel
Oxford Street
Colin Campbell
Nova Scotia
Lovegrove
Witness
General Campbell
Earl of Durham
Aan Ee
Carpenter
St. George’s East
Mackay
William Eames
Thomas Griffiths
William Judge
Thames
Margaret
Eames
Mr. Greenwood
Griffiths
House of Correction
Sentences Passed On Prisoners By Recorder
The recorder sentenced multiple prisoners for various offenses. John Neininger J Elvins W Abbott William Taylor and Richard Serle for one year each. Richard Bull for horse stealing two years. Millicent Alcroft Abraham Stub bins John Tolmley and Joseph Wheeler seven years. Charles Dobson and James Taite ten years. James Langford fifteen years. James Smith received fifteen years on each of two indictments. John Sullivan Charles Cooney and Benjamin Martin transported for life for robbery with violence forgery and related crimes. The court adjourned.
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John Neininger
J. Elvins
W. Abbott
William Taylor
Richard Serle
Richard Bull
Millicent Alcroft
Abraham Stubbins
John Tolmley
Joseph Wheeler
Charles Dobson
James Taite
James Langford
James Smith
Baron Gurney
John Sullivan
Daniel Beasley
Charles Cooney
Benjamin Martin
Polich Reports at the Alderman's Court in London
In a Monday session at Bow Street and surrounding wards, Nicholas Whitehouse a watchman for St Bartholomew the Great faces remand on suspicion of aiding a felon escape. Reports cover alleged thefts, a forged bill case, a kidnapping-plot probe, and a fire alarm incident.
Queen Square driver charged with drunken and disorderly conduct
John Ewer driver of hackney cabriolet No 3305 was charged at the instance of constable Goodchild with being drunk and disorderly and endangering passengers at Whitehall the officer stated he observed him at one o clock on Monday morning
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Bow Street
James Reisey
London
James Wilson
Hoar
Marlborough
Wiltshire
Carter
Devizes
Shackell
Jones
BE Division
Johnson
Chatham
Stalin
Rogers
Henry Bernard
Henry Lucas
Fuller
E Division
Marchmont-street
Brunswick-square
Owen
Wells
Bennett
Bernard
Lucas
Kearn
No. 5
Keatly
Red Lion Square
Murperr
Dennis Donovan
Catherine Donovan
St Bartholomew’s Hospital
Inspector Penny
G Division
Queen Square
John Ewer
Goodchild
Whitehall
Christopher Conlan
George Tucker
Bluecoat Boy
Spitalfields
Conteh
Janchoty
Mary Ann Howes
Codd
Hackney Road
Drunken cab driver fined amid violent street cases
A London magistrate fined a cab driver five pounds or two months imprisonment after a string of incidents including a furious cab ride from Charing Cross, a horse collapse, and a man thrown to the pavement. Other cases involve beggary, assaults, robberies in Regent's Park, and a pregnant woman charged with theft.
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Longlane
Smithfield
Compter
Humphreys
Adair
Bath
Currie
Sandell
James Adair
Marine Parade
Brighton
Messrs. Bicknell and Co
Sue
Farmer
Waterloo Road
Partridge
Gregorie
Mary Anne Bradley
Barton
Great George-street
Westminster
Finnsbury
William Quaigh
Ann
William Richards
Joseph Groves
John Gown
White Bear
Hammersmith
Kensington
Maycock
John Jones
Groves
Smith
Thomas Diron
Frances Bazil
Theobald
Bow-street
Covent-garden
Tom
Dickey
St. Martin's-lane
Pelice
Agar-street
Strand
Mr. White
Lambeth Street
Downing
Norton
Perry
Davis
Essed
Mr. Downing
William Perry
Union Hall
Frederick Dawson Bundick
Traill
Mary Kemble
Manor-place
Newington
Myers
Reynold and Co
Stones’end
William Williams
William Williams, of No. 4
Webb-street
Jodger
Central Criminal Court
Robert Boyle
Battersea
J Perceval
Duchess of Tooth Battersea Fields
Duchess of York
John Wickens
William Eagles Johnson
Guy’s Hospital
Berry
Croydon
Sarah Sunderland
Alderman Venables
Sarah Simson
Yorkshire Gray
Park-street
Borough
Bell Yard
Mr. K
Lucas-street
Rotherhithe
Mr. Welling
Michael Sullivan
Sullivan
Alfred Rich
Sherwood
Mornington-place
Hampstead-road
University College Hospital
Goad
Hewson
Good
Regent’s Park
Zoological Gardens
Robert Oldershaw
St. Mary’s
Islington
Christopher Pottinger
Little Thomas Street
New Cut
Lambeth