Trial of Macey and wide range of court cases in London
A detailed court report covers Macey's alleged subornation of perjury in a Lewes case, various excise and distillation prosecutions at Bow Street, debates on a deaf and dumb defendant's fitness to plead, and convictions for private stills, stone placement on the railway, and other indictments. The narrative spans trials, judgments, and procedural notes, reflecting late Victorian court activity and sentencing patterns.
Police Reports from Bow Street and Surrounding Courts
A detailed court record covers Nathaniel Coombes and carting coals lacking proper weighing gear, Anne Simmons and a large Marshall and Co. robbery, and multiple petty crimes in Marlborough Street and Westminster with arrests, remands, and bail. It notes bribe attempts, drugged robbery claims, and a diamond pin theft at a Southwark shop.
Unclear Marriage Allegations Lead to Committal for Trial
Witness denies impropriety in second marriage under the circumstances while the first wife reportedly consented and invited the rival to reside in her home. The magistrate ordered depositions, committing the prisoner for trial with bail set, amid broader sensational testimony of a Rochdale area case.
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Elizabeth Wood
Abe
Harvey
Heritage
Dalhousie sworn governor general of India at East India home
Reports detail the swearing in of the Earl of Dalhousie as Governor General of India during a Court of Directors session. The cruel case of Ann Wilkes, mother of four murdered children, ends in a felonious verdict of felo de se, with her burial quietly conducted in St Paul’s chapel yard. A brutal assault on a workman near Buccleuch Street is described, with three men attacking him and stealing his belongings before police arrival. A separate fire scare at Patrick Robertson and Co is referenced, with a messenger wounded while delivering a warning. The article calls for swift apprehension of the assailants.
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Court OF Ercise
Thamas Trott
Primrose Street
Bishopsgate Street
Air. G. Phillips
General of Excise
Chemical Factory
Carboys
Lester
Defendent
F. Pargeter
No. 3
Manvers Street
Chelsea
Charles John Lester
Broad Street
Phillips
Leonard Leighton
Leighton
Chelses
Fravp
Saam BannraTzen
Serjeant Adams
Denny
Flanagan
Horry
Planagan
Times
Ansault
Clerkenwell
Old Bailey
Mistas
H. M
Malios
God
George Bridgewater
Rigoner God
Swern
Witnesa
Symons
Mr. Symone
Pritchard
Justice Alderson
Justice Parke
Dyson
Justice Aldernon
Edward Bridgewater
Bio
William Aglecroft
Jameson
Eastern Counties Railway
Serjeant Wilkins
Ballentine
Mellor
Chas
Johnson
Layton
Essex
Lea
Abraham Kilburn
Leabridge
Henge
Crosa
Thomas Evans
Mr. Mellor
Wilkine
House of Correction
Home Department
Badlock
Hanter
Challis
Sheriff Hill
Mary Ann Williams
Hove
Old Court
Prendergast
Sherif
France
Mr. Prendergast
J. Prendergast
John Gray
Mary
Lewis
McParry
Cheapside
Harker
William Wilson
Frances Oxley
Maerylebonsh
Messrs
Mansaakamp Co
High Street
Anne Simmons
Marahall and Co
Vere Street
Oxford Street
Hickman
Lincoln's Inn
Lord Montfort
Tubbs
Megistrate
Clackson
Ballantine
Morgan
Humphreye
Newgate Street
Simons
Anne Simons
Allison
Mesers. Marshall and Co
Tedman
D Division
Broughton
Clarkson
Mr. Clarkson
Anne Sigons
Cueliesa
Thomas Ensor
James Chitty
William Anderson
Samuel Archbatt
Kings’ Road
Newgate
Archbutt
Ensor
Chitty
Anderson
Dignum
West
Dignam
Greenwich
Archbat
Anernon
Hocvussina Ayn Ropping
Ellen Rottram
Jane Ince
Seacombe
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Sloddy
Ratcliffe Highway
Ecis
2D Battalion
Grenadier Guards
Castle Street
Leicester Square
Mottram
National Gallery
Westminster
Landanum
John Lund
A Division
Sea
Inca
Tace
Tothill Street
Portamouth
Lund
William Carter
Berlin
Crown Street
Finnbury
Emmeline Pettit
Emma Carter
Anne Carter
Ahe
St. Andrew the Less
Barnwell
Cambridgeshire
Wan Webb
Hackney Church
Alhes
Bori
James Bird
Cottingham
Shad Thames
Danie Tuert
William Jenkins
Hughes
Therisoner
Sud
Cate Gness
George Batley
Britannia
Hoexton
Elizabeth Clarke
Hackney
Henry Pitt
Pitt
Plaster
Bailey
Bat
Ball
N Division
Hunt
Arnold
East India Home
the Earl of Dalhousie
India
Felo de Se
Ann Wilkes
St Paul's Chapel Yard
Danina
Robertson
Buccleuch Street
Garnett Hill
Bla Mesaage
Main Street
Argylle Street
Blythwood Square
Alonk
Argyle Street
Birthplace of Henry Brougham Found in Edinburgh Story
A long Dundee style notice recounts how Henry Brougham was born in Edinburgh after his father, a gentleman from Brougham Hall, sought lodgings on the Castle Hill. It details a chance meeting with Mrs Syme and how the couple settled in Edinburgh, shaping Brougham’s early life.
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Henry Brougham
Wrater
Seme
Robertson
Ray
Syme
Miliere Allea
Brougham Firthwith
Eleanor Syme
Edinburgh
Sycoe
St. Andrew's Square
s+ Hears Brougham
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