Robbery and repeated threats land Redshaw in court
William Redshaw alias Walters, 24, convicted of robbing Frederick Hazell and forcing money and valuables from him at Prince of Wales public house and Prince's Square. Page acquitted in joint trial. Redshaw sentenced to death. Coroner and other cases include burglary, assault on constable, and child abuse verdicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Redshaw
Walters
Frederick Hazell
Prince’s Place
Surrey
Walcot-place
Kennington
Obelick
Witnces
Prince of Wales
Prince’s Square
Blackfriarn-road
Princes’s
Henry Lupton
Princes’s Square
Tren
Page
White Hart-place
Mme
Little Surrey Street
Smr
Bosarquet
James Page
Frederick Hurll
Hazzil
Posver Rershaw
Hazell
Redshawy
Hezell
Polkca
Redshaw
Bill
Wedgwood
Blackfriars Road
Police Ofice
Justice Coltman
Charles Poole
John Thomas Tullett
Goodge-street
Tottenham-court-road
Percy Chapel
New-road
Talleis
Ie Corrine
Marmine
William Hogan
Charles Randall
Metropolitan Police Force
East Smithfield
Phillipathe
Charles Carey
Jane Smits
Sgeant Arabin
James M'Nees
Maria Savage
Peter Miller
Jupe Blackman
Chepel
Zight
Teectotallers
Winchester
H Ald
Aw Rn
Ald. Winchester
Watzen
Mr. Perry
John Hyde
Brown
Bridewell Preiet
Flint
Farringdon-street
Sentences of transportation and imprisonment in old mercy law
The report lists multiple defendants given transportation for life or fixed terms for crimes ranging from gilding a coin to robbery and cruelty. It notes the Recorder praising legislative mercy while warning convicts about rigid discipline aboard voyages and the possibility of harsh consequences for insubordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Parr
Matthew &Nith
W. Smith
J. Dean
R. Bird
Robert Greenwood
T. Denohee
Samuel Kellett
Mary Sullivan
Elizabeth Patson
Recorder
J. Charles Hancock
William Jones
Edwin Groberty
Elizabeth Silkman
Maria Smith
Hannah Wells
Ann Keith
Elizabeth Riley
Olive Page
Mary Haines
Alexander Sullivan
Matilda Jane Underwood
W. Jones
W. Fitzgerald
Samuel Smith
George Smith
Michael Coznor
C. Acton
W. Barnett
W. Hillier
John Smith
J. Brown
J. Murphy
J. Golding
S. Hutchtinson
T. Dawson
J. Paul
T. Smith
G. Thorpe
T. Newland
J. Downes
Charles Milton
J. Duff
Alexander TI. Johnson
Henry W. Mount
W. Clark
W. Pate
W. C.x
J. Mondey
Charles M.laughlen
G. W. Riley
Thomas Lawrence Jones
Thomas Clark
J. Luttam
J. Rudder
Thoin
Paddocks
J. Newland
G. Wicks
D. Heregan
W. Field
J. Lilly
C. Henderson
Ann Eulesten
Mary Williams
Frances Adams
Ann Brown
Margaret Hodson
Mary Hartwell
Jane Brown
Margaret Peterson
Rosina Sweeny
M. Smith
S. Smith
E Wright
Cear
Varius
W. Mogan
Yiare
Edward Jollind
J. Bonnell
W. H. Davis
Fsat
Mary Davis
Bennell
Levis Ferguson
Jane Argell
M. Patterson
J. Aldridge
W. Johnson
D. Joznier
G. Priestly
G. Powell
Jeorge Newmap
W. Bennett
C. Cox
H. Wilday
John Pente
B. Pattergun
R. Davidson
R. Barnard
C. Bigmore
J. Rogers
R. Hall
A. Lawson
R. Kirby
Police Session Highlights Theft Drunkenness And Disturbances
London magistrates hear cases from Aldersgate Street to Bow Street including a suspected counterfeit medal exchange, a fowl theft at Newgate market, trunk finds with Miss Wilson, assault at a Temperance meeting, umbrella theft at Tower Street, Adelphi theatre disturbance, and multiple petty robberies and beggary claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Porter
Alderman Winchester
Humphreys
Alderian Winchester
Messrs. Challis and Harris’s
Newgate Market
Maria Dyer
Dean and Hatton
Newgate-market
John Lloyd
Old Bailey
Bridewell
Joseph George
Hayley
Waller
City Police
Fleet Street
Poppin’s Court
George
Hammersmith
Misa Wilson
Henley-on-Thames
John Perry
Watson
Westmoreland Buildings
Aldersgate-street
Destitute mother and children face London magistrate
Jane Turner and her six children, shoeless and poorly clad, were found in Cockspur Street in cold distress. After relief was provided, magistrate Mr Gregorie ordered 15 days at Tothill Fields while the case is reviewed, amid a separate matter of a carman violating a Grosvenor Local Act bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton
Chamers
Marlboroughshreet
London
Manchester
Mendicity Society
Chzvell
The
Mendicity
Society
House of Correction
Lambeth Street
Charles Green
Jane Williamson
Wentworth-street
Sheen
London Hospital
Thames
Ballantige
Evans
Tiver
Radtrepolia
Ballantine
St. George
Ratcliffe
Shedwell
St. John
Wapping
St. Katharine
St. Botelph
Aldgate
Bill River
Jane Turner
Gregorie
Durkin
Cockspur Street
Upora
Mr. Gregorie
Saffron Walden
Essx
Carlisle
Turner
Tothillfields
James Brown
Hammilton
Chelsea
Eccleston-Street
Pimlico
Jeremiah Connelly
Jane Rosedon
Bethnal-green
Spitalfields
Codd
UNION
William Pratt
Peckham Rye
Wedgwood
Sahyr
Weegwerd
Mary Ann Crisp
Bond-street
Willian
Policensa
Mr. Wedgwood
Mr. Pratt
Pratt
Kansington Party Sessions Report Under Public Act
A public decision of great importance was heard before Sir J. S. Lillie and Mr. Barlow. William Parson, driver of Brentford omnibus No 2 316, faced summons under the Metropolis Roads Act for unlawfully driving on the wrong side and failing to leave sufficient room for others, according to Superintendent Grinsell of the L division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansington
J. S. Lillie
Barlow
William Parson
Brentford
Grinsell
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Central] Criminal Court
Clarkson
Foriube
Jane Blckman
Bath-place
Broughton
Newgate
Secretary of
Th Admiralty
Clarkeon
Eliza Tulton
Thomas Cambridge
Ellen Foley
Saint Matthew
Cambridge-heath
Prendergast
Gwiedhale
Bow-Street
Mary Slattery
Twyford
Catherine Bradley
Tower-street
St. Gilce’s
Toot
Slattery
Adelphi Theatre
John Shes
Yates
Windsor
George Forrest
Shaw
Minshull
Gladstone
Griffin
Clark
Shawn
Mabrleg
Rebecca Kerr
Windmill-street
William Jonsonby
Regent’s Quadrant
Bishop
Chamcters
Mtlavlaboze
Ann Lane
Bank of England
Peter M'Cone
George-street
Hampsteadford
Holborn
Prose Mater
Caapacitcus Trousbus Pockrts
Wiliam Barton
Jones
Tottenham Court Road
Howland-street
Rawlinson
Grove