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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 08, 1846

Page

6

Law and Court Proceedings Review from Westminster and Lincoln Inn

The report covers the first day of Michaelmas term with the Lord Chancellor hosting judges and Sir Serjeants. It details petitions in the Baron de Bode matter, admissions of precedence to Serjeants, and proceedings in the Courts of Common Pleas, Rolls Court, and various local sessions including minor criminal cases, bail, and public notices. It notes seating arrangements, procedural questions, verdicts, and initial rulings, preserving names, places, courts, and key facts without sensational detail.

Court OF Chancery Nox Queen's Counsel Weatminster Serjeant Byles Serjeant Murphy Banos DE Bove Ricur Baron de Bodei Samuel Troutbeck Madras Anstey Catherine Robson Isabella Ainslie Samuel Troubeck Austey Court OF Common Pleas Mospsr Wilda Justice Williams Westminster Hall Manning Serjeant Talfourd Murphy Bacon Humphry Rolt Baring Haring Woxtsear Susino Direct London and Exeter Railway Company Justice Erle Middlesex Fitzherbert Plaintff Hig Piaintif Pissautt

Central Criminal Court Mono Day Special Session

A special session of the Central Criminal Court was held on the first day of term to fix the ensuing year’s sessions and conduct related business. Present were judges including Alderson Patleson Coleridge Coltman Maule Rolfe Wightman Cresswell Erle Platt and Williame. A memorial signed by nineteen bar members was presented by the Lord Mayor as chief commissioner.

Central Criminal Court Act Baron Alderson Justice Patleson Justice Coleridge Justice Coltman Justice Maule Baron Rolfe Justice Wightman Justice Cresswell Justice Erle Baron Platt Williame Central Criminal Court Bar

Pocket-picking charge at Blackwall Station leads to affair

A well dressed man calling himself Alfred Simpson of Newington was brought before the Lord Mayor on a charge of attempting to pick the pocket of Mr Hird of Chadwell Essex at Blackwall railway station. The witness described his pocket being pulled and his purse slipping into his own pocket as Simpson denied the act. The case raises concerns about police presence at the spot.

Sraminc Hunter Bar Henry Jurald Wilstead Street Buckley Lia Campanione Anna Junea Salisbury-street Islington Queen's Highway Temperance Hall South-street South Street Britannia Fielda Dayguten Anon Parker Elizabeth Jennings Verner Haines Henrietta Parker Quinackous Edward Foy Drummond Street Euston Square George Edward Everson Dyer Weston Street King's Cross Morgan Witness Ford Mrs. Morgan Sbe Ellen Ford William-street St. Kancras Foy Everson Greenwood Holland-atrent Secker Kent Street Samewan St. George's Church Guy's Hospital Louisa Child Wiliam Staples Edward Boepital Ster Alfred Simpson Newington Blackwall Mr. Robinson London Pri Isoner

A Curious Column Details a Glasgow Imposter Theft

A Glasgow anecdote tells how Judy Doherty, an Irish girl, sought work as a domestic servant in Graham Square. She was duped by a supposed ally who advised posing as destitute to extort money from a priest in Abercromby Street. The ruse failed. clothing was stolen and the accomplice vanished, leaving Doherty to report the incident to police.

Glaspew Judy Doherty Graham Square Glasgow Ireland Judy Abercromby Street Doherty Judy Cam

Mystery of Mother and Daughter at Bedside

A West Morain mother and daughter were placed in a cradle together, and when drawn from the cradle the nurses could not distinguish which baby belonged to which mother. The incident left the pair’s relation forever shrouded in mystery according to the Arnial Mercury.

Westmorelain

Death Bed Superstition in Devonshire

In Devonshire a belief holds that life delays leave when doors are closed or bolts shot at a dying person. A priest recounted a village near Columpton where relatives moved a bed to reveal a supposed beam above, after which the death supposedly proceeded swiftly.

Devonshire Columpton

Death of a Man Hater and Shakespeare Sale Rumor

An Italian named J B Rosenda died in New Orleans aged 65 after a life of isolation and wealth hoarding. He left cash of 12 007 and property valued at 35 000 with two thirds to a New Orleans countryman and an unnamed sister. A report also discusses the probable sale of Shakespeare Birthplace in Stratford on Avon following Mrs Court’s death, urging preservation as a national memorial and cautioning against removing the house to another site.

Rolls Court Tresday Marquis of Hextrorp Eant Loxspate Countess de Zichy Ferraris Marquis of Hertford Milan Naples Charlotte Leopoldina Strachan Duke of Queensberry Turner Me. Tripp Countessa de Zichy Ferraris Kindersley Hr. Sc Paria Bank of Paris Charles William Clarke William Newbury P. Hagen B. Lampert Robert Greeny John Walker J. Davis W. Anglia A. Dutton Ava Sinner Villiers Pearce John Harman Sarah Beckham W. Jones Stock J. Wiliams Hart J. Smith Stocke J. Bruce J. Brown W. Wood Elenor M Herridge Harriett Crawley J. Driscoll W. Monler O. Dring J. Riley J. Lacey J. Reig C. Dring J. White A. Falsey J. Scholefield J. Williams H. Harrison W. Ratcliffe A. le Brough Mary Cunningham Sarah Cox W. Smith Maria Platt Sarah Hicke Elizabeth Sale Ann Driecoll J. Edwards G. Fisher J. Wilmer J. Putnam W. Payne A. Evans H. Pinter P. Curley S. Laken E. Cain G. Green W. Ward Elizabeth Doolan Ratcliffe Plymouth Magdalen Institution Blackfriars Road Moore Morgan Hammersmith Ireland Lambeth Orlando George Bell Eastlane Walworth Elliot Edmonds Pitfieldstreet Hoxton Denmark House Camberwell Bankruptcy Court Russell Kent Road Greyhound-road Old Kent Road House of Correction Souuthwarez William Snow Sevker Matthews Blackfriarsbridge George Grey Ahernoon Admiralty Holyhead Kingstown United Kingdom United Service Gazette Tre Poxier Nutrany Devonport Goardhouse Mechanics’ Institute Cooke Darton Webber Pris Thie Palmer Goard-House Murray Sutherland Sith Fusileers Bury John Butler Bildare Mitown Tommy Leinster Express Alid New York Herefordshire Worcestershire Hereford New Jerusalem John Bunyan Mmen Pesh Blow Janonr Ion Teyes Paradise United States Worcester Liverpool America Hera Great Western Villanons Morrson Apestors England Reac Worcester Herald J. B. Rosenda New Orleans Jove Night Watch Shakspeare Stratford On Avon Andr Hatherway Worcester Journal Mercer Richmond Street Leeds Ponr Mr. Taylor George

Destructive effects of camphor on teeth in old pamphlet

Two communications in a weekly journal report camphor in tooth powders weakening enamel and promoting decay. Experiments show chalk impregnated with camphor harms teeth. brittle enamel forms near the gum line. A domestic camphor solution may also render teeth fragile and prone to extraction. A second note confirms widespread enamel brittleness among users of camphor tooth products.

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