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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 09, 1845

Page

6

Loftus Case Heated Defences from Prominent Witnesses

In a dramatic court confrontation Dr. Addams and Dr. Jenner led the defense for Mr. Loftus. Jenner argued innocence and suggested a conspiracy spawned by Mr. Arthey. Esteemed witnesses including Sir Thomas Hare and Sir Henry Dashwood testified to Loftus's high character, while Susan Woreop alleged Cross's revenge seeking statements.

Susan Worsup Dr. Addams Dr. Jenner Mr. Loftus Arthey Loftus Thomas Hare Henry Dashwood Cole Townley Susan Woreop Cross R. Phillimore H. Jenner Fust

Trial records from the Central Criminal Court include two theft cases and a murder inquiry

The Central Criminal Court heard the case of Charles George Maynard and Daniel Garratt, charged over a July writing-case theft from Vaughan Prance with mail and securities worth over £1,000. Garratt pleaded guilty. Maynard faced transport for fourteen years. The session also covered the murder accusation against Sarah Hughes, whose infant was found strangled. the jury acquitted her. Additionally, remarks about juvenile offender Edward Adolphus Hughey and court session dates were noted as part of ongoing docket proceedings.

Garratt Clarkson Bodkin Ballentine Naynard Prance Great Western Railway Auch Leuthern Paddington Therisoner Maynard Deak Morning Post Alphe Alpha Morley Lnless Maynard Sandhurst Kent Great Western Railway Company Alaynard Sendhurst Tme Howland Street Fitzror-square London Charles Mayr- Wapp Guildhall Cofee House Serament Serjeant Straight Newgate Dr. Daniel Nash D. Ganeatt W. G. Thwaites Lyon's Inn Caanes Or Munpez Sarah Hughes Tis Edward Adolphus Hughey St. Teonard Shoreditch Alderman Copeland Mustiay Baron Alderson Justine Patteson Coleridge Coluzan Baron Rolfe Cresswell Ene Baron Pratt Lane New Covar Srea Rendall Bevin M‘kenzie Baldwin Mr. Baldwin Shrewsbury Chester Crewe Hall Extmorpiwany Crecomstack Rowe Ilias Ford Great Russell Street Bloomsbury Twyford Webb Blackfriars Road Daniel Curran Bronawick-Street Blackfhare-road Dempster Greenwich George Mould Christ Church Parish Curran Harris E Division Ars India Imaster Joux Richard Martin James Taylor Cornhill Bonking Messrs Call New Jond Street Burlington Arcade Queen Square Jane Hiscot Bond Colwell Thurlowsquare Brompton Wilton Crescent Howarth

Indictments and sentences span thefts and public cases

A court round-up covers Hopkins jailed for stealing furniture from James Freeman, and John Leigh alias Robert Dalton found guilty of burglary after a string of thefts. The record notes long transportations, hard labor sentences, and multiple verdicts, with other trials and public notices of robberies, abductions, and fraud across London boroughs.

Hopkins James Freeman Mr. Freeman Tongspar Grance Banxwett Alderman Hughes Hughes John Leigh Robert Dalton Angu Richmond Church of the Prosecutoon Deak Lady Williams Norwood Robinson Greenwich Lady Williama Bullock C. Marshall, Copeland, &c James Hughes Mary Ann Brooks Church of Hanwell St. Mars Islington Sarah Foz Mary Ann

Prisoner cleared after questions over death at Duke on Horseback

A man linked to a death near the Duke on Horseback was detained briefly after claiming knowledge of the victim's name Elizabeth Horrell. Witnesses testified the accused remained in the tavern through the relevant period and did not cause the death, leading to his immediate discharge.

James Grant Division of Police Mr. Norton Elizabeth Cluret Everest Park Place Lock'’s Fields Elizabeth Abe Mays Grant Vauxhall Gardens Wandsworth Nat Hamtzi Forth Ais. White Woolwich Cunsox Or Munorn Tuesaday John Boyd Royal Artillery Jeremy Elizabeth Horrell W. Swinton William Sain Burnett Abe Wan Aurgeon Peony Sheg Wan Aber Company W. Baker Lord Collingwood Collingwood Street Waterloo Town Bethnal Graen Thames Builer Dowling Place London Hospital William Dakio Powis Street Mir Tosaman Redman Gishmonger Jordan Poullerer Camberwell Campbell London Metropolitan Fire Henderson Tendon Fire Southwark Bridge-Road Birch Farringdon-street Connerton Waterloo Road Tossman Royal Exchange and Son Stin Flora Kirkcudbright John Jolly Akaster Whitehaven Little Rass Borgue Roberton Captain Atkinson Jolly Carr Dumfries Alies Emily Bond St Mark’s Terrace Hove Ceeme Atate Jersey Times Fearone Fane Atazic A. Watra Tragoge Andratzens Derry

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