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.
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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.
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Mary Ann Hazard
William Hazard
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Phillips
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Greenwich
Fustace
Lovell
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Middleton
Hazard
Sian
John Johnson
Joseph Drake
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Camden-town
Clarkson
Jones
Andohnson
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Drake
Cole
Eagle Tavern
Johnson
Wakeman
Porter
Mason
the Eagle
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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
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Henry Bridger
Martha Sopwell
Mary Carr
A. French
Mary Brown
Margaret Harris
M. A. Everett
J. Hall
J. Harding R. Selkirk
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Elizabeth Bowley
Robert Bowley
Edward King
M. Webb
James Welch
Mary Hickey
Martha Milton
J. Macarthy
Edward Fleming
J. Bundle
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Allen Gorman
Jane Douglass
W. Clarkson
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Bartlett
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Moorfields
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Bap Company
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Jardine
White
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Mary Green
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Eliza Moffatt
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Blog
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Richard Crawford
Watermen’s Arms
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Gratitude
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Celia Coombes Goodrum
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Goodriew Coombes
Henry
James Maynard
Coombes
Goodrum
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Stump
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Tay
Holle
Holloway
Philips
Sarah Coombes
A Coombes
Celia Coombes
Whitehall
Horselydown
Westminster
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