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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 05, 1837

Page

3

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Kansington J. S. Lillie Barlow William Parson Brentford Grinsell

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