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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 06, 1841

Page

6

Law Court Proceedings Open Michaelmas Term Crowded At Westminster

Reports from the early days of Michaelmas term detail the lord chancellor and vice-chancellors presiding with oaths administered, motions and petitions heard in Rolls Court and the vice-chancellor's courts. Notable items include a rule to show cause in Cambridge scandal case, and a extraordinary peremptory mandamus regarding a dead body from Pomfret Gaol. The Queen v Sheeran and Milrey Doyie case sets the criminal information process, while numerous promotions to Queen’s counsel are noted. The week features bail court activity, a Police MeppuinG case of assault, and extensive bankruptcy examinations including T S Cave mining speculation and large creditor inquiries.

Court OF Chancery Cate Bruce James Wigram R. Senior Mr. Lynch Chancery Wigram Godson Shadwell England Lord Langdale Mr. Cockburn i Eversay Nelson Vy Nelson Earl Nelson Trinity College Cambridge Bronte Trespaux Cockburn Knight Bruce House of Commons Boteler Simpkinson Miller Cooper Spence Court OF Queen’s Bench Queen's Counsel Westminster Lord Denman Justice Williams Coleridge Justice Wightman John Sheeran J. Milley Doyie Thesiger Alexander Clay Grant Cambridge Independent Free Press Whately Sutton Sharpe Knowles Baines Austin Wortley PomfRet Foster Casa Rodwell Phillips Sergeant Shee Wandsworth Lord Abinger Lor Abinger Canning

Murder at Deptford in Central Criminal Court

Richard Eustace and Mary Ann Hazard were indicted for the wilful murder of William Hazard on September 18 last. The deceased, an elderly man of Old King Street Deptford, had married Hazard two months earlier, and Eustace repeatedly abused him after visits. After a drunken boat trip to Greenwich on September 13, Eustace struck Hazard in the eye, causing long bleeding. on September 18, early morning, Lovell saw Hazard’s widow and Middleton outside the house.

Dertford Richard Eustace Mary Ann Hazard William Hazard Payne Phillips Old King-street Deptford Eustace Greenwich Fustace Lovell R 15 Middleton Hazard Sian John Johnson Joseph Drake Camden-villas Camden-town Clarkson Jones Andohnson G. Cole Drake Cole Eagle Tavern Johnson Wakeman Porter Mason the Eagle The Eagle Femmales John Richards Milbank W. Tatham Joseph Kent J. Johnson William Sampson John Sharper Samuel Rush Alfred Cowley George Dudley John Jones Dennis Burns William Fuller C. E. Wilson J. Beardmore Louisa Norton George White J. Stark J. F. Skinner W. James J. Brown William Clark Thomas Pour John Foy W. Castles George Johnson George Ralph William Anderson He Comfort J. A. Young George Barker Richard Cantlin J. Beale Bridget Mahony J. Sullivan James Thomas Thomas Kinsman M. Broman J. Mason Nathaniel Bowden W. Reeves Jane Bennett Richard Hicks Mary A. Collett Richard Kinlock Frederick Holmes J. Lishman Thomas Leonard W. H. Rainsbury Mary A. Gallivan Henry Wisker Richard Couch Edward White John Webb Ann Edwards J. Grant D. Ludlow Elizabeth Alright Susan Campbell Jane Draper J. Brigland J. Gardner W. Kedser J. Smith J. Malone Charles Tylor James Cannon Richard England J. Robinson Joseph Norton Richard Short John Lampert William Webb Mary Brookes W. Jackson Robert Brown John Binley Aaron Hill Sarah Collins J. Elsom Elizabeth Goodlad G. Dooley A. Connor W. Steward Richard Neale Catherine Kemble Richard Binley Henry Bellini J. Iswitt Mary Lock Thomas Stedman W. Joyce Ann Thompson George Nelson W. Paddock Mary Johnson Abraham Gower J. Hardy Thomas Ford Samuel Carr Matilda Webb Jane Bul J. Lutherdale W. Clackney Sarah Pearson Jane Cooper George Hawkins Frederick Bond James Ball Mary Smith James Andrews W. Hicks Thomas Price FT. Crankland J. Shayler Ben Sullivan Fanny Jenkins William Bailey Thomas Kinsley Sarah Clark J. Weaver Frederick Carter J. Clifford J. O’hearn W. Lucas George Bousfield J. Chittenden W. Wilson W. Brown Elizabeth Pearce Elizabeth Morris Elizabeth Smith Mary A. Lewis R. Smith A. Robinson J. Powell Newgate W Harnett Henry Bridger Martha Sopwell Mary Carr A. French Mary Brown Margaret Harris M. A. Everett J. Hall J. Harding R. Selkirk Henry Tuck William Sandbridge Elizabeth Bowley Robert Bowley Edward King M. Webb James Welch Mary Hickey Martha Milton J. Macarthy Edward Fleming J. Bundle Mary A. Clarey Allen Gorman Jane Douglass W. Clarkson Danthe Rogopery Alderman Gibbs Barrett Fetterlane Pitman Bartlett Thomas Hart Islington Aldersgate Street Blackley Johnson Smithfield St. Mary’s Chapel Moorfields Aldersgate-street Bow Street Fruita Or Bap Company William Reeve Merritt Jardine White Trewby Mary Green Berwick-street Oxford-street Old Compton-street Green Patrick Cochrane Eliza Moffatt Golden Lane St. Luke's President-street King-square Therisoner Bingham House of Correction Stapleto William Trott B. & Fosier Burling South Bank Henry Marlborough-street Hardwick Scudder Westfallen Officers of Excise Mill Yard Blackwall Flower George Woodcock Miss Lloyd Ordnance Office East Terrace Charles Travers Fusilier Guards Woodcock Colville Eden Travers Backman H Division Swift Ordnance Survey Office Blog St. George's John Jackson Broderip John Walters Queen’s Landing Wapping-wall Burns Riesbach Walters Brennan King James’s Stairs Richard Crawford Watermen’s Arms Barnard Gratitude Crawford

Not Guilty in Old Bailey Murder Trial and Multiple Sentences

Proceedings recount a murder case where a female prisoner claimed the victim died at her side and a male prisoner was alleged to have knocked him down. The judge noted insufficient evidence of a direct fatal assault, the jury acquitting both prisoners. The report covers further trials including burglary, assault on young females, transportations, hard labor sentences, and public notices from the sessions.

Marylebone John Harrison Thos. Raper Warren-street Tottenham Court Road Harrison Raper Drivine Andrew Fletcher Benjamin Prior Paddington St. John’s-wood Tedman Pollard Oxford Street St. John’s Wood London Conveyance Company Ann Blewitt Granger Welbeck-street Cavendish, Square Newgate Rosemary-lane Havin Traill Sioners of Excise John Russell Stevens Trin Southwark Euma Ang Peng Tom Toy Stevens Kenya Duke

London Police Court Reports Row Over Self Harm And Thefts

A sprawling police court column recounts William Simmons, jailed for a month for attempting to cut his throat amid unemployment, with remarks on personal crisis. Other cases include a jeweller’s shop robbery, a night omnibus crash damages, secret distilling, thefts from homes, assaults on women, and a Tower fire loot inquiry.

Disturbance at Kensington Chapel Leads to Custody

William Carter of Campilen-muice Kas sington Gravel-pits is taken into custody after creating a disturbance at a Kensington chapel service in Silver Street. He assaults a constable, fights officers, and resists arrest. Trustees do not press charges for assault. defendant pays 10 shillings and serves 21 days in jail for conduct in the station house.

William Russell Stapleton Burlington Arcade Fossett Regent’s Quadrant Bethnal-Green John Long Broughton Rowland Mr. Broughton William Carter Campilen-muice Kassington Betried Paynter Baptist Silver-street Kensington Ray Mount Paynter

Tragic Rowing Party Drowning Case Opens Inquest

An inquest at the Crown and Sceptre examines the drowning of Celia Coombes Goodrum her sister and others after a rowing outing from Chelsea toward the river. Witnesses describe how a wager, cold weather and a capsizing boat led to two deaths and two bodies recovered by Thursday. The jury returns accidental death and censures Holloway for his role in the accident.

Faran Rowiss Keasley Celia Coombes Goodrum Fema Goodriew Coombes Henry James Maynard Coombes Goodrum Magpie Stump Cheynewalk Chelsea Tay Holle Holloway Philips Sarah Coombes A Coombes Celia Coombes Whitehall Horselydown Westminster

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