Royal salute dispute in Ommaney libel case at Queen's Bench
Sir John Ommaney faces a command for a rule to show cause why a criminal information should not be filed over a libel in the United Service Gazette. The issue concerns alleged misrepresentation of Ommaney's conduct aboard the Hastings in Lisbon and Queen Adelaide’s response. Affidavits from Earl Howe and Lady Howe support Ommaney, with a Queen Adelaide letter denying slander and urging swift refutation. The court granted the rule.
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Court notes on sergeants rights and various cases
In the Saturday term opening the Lord Chief Justice and judges address the sergeants rights to plead in the court amid a historical warrant dispute. The piece covers cases in the Arkdees Court involving a Thames Ditton curate accused of intoxicated conduct and village misconduct, a burglary and forgery trial, a windmill assault incident, and a robbery complaint in a Paddington omnibus with details of witness statements.
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Oriice
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Burpag
Peane
Crzrk
Speare
Thames Ditton
Burdar
Winchester
William Carr
Haggard
Nichol
Addams
Curteis
Serious Cap-Accident Injures Ten Year Old Girl
A ten year old girl, daughter of a bootmaker from King Street Long Acre, was struck by a cab on Tuesday evening while crossing from Southampton Street Holborn. Several ribs were broken and she was severely injured, taken to a hospital in a dangerous condition. The cab’s sit bar was seized by witnesses.
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Herding
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Charles Hanson
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John Marrender
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London
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Goldsmith-square
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William Smith
Walworth
Merrath
Skinners’ Arms
Skiner-Street
Bishopsgate
Thomas Cullimore
Union-street
Elizabeth Brinkman
Thomas White
Myddleton-street
Thomas Rance
Mystzrious
Thames Street
Steelyard
Upper
Thames-street
Israel Dawson
Rose
Rochdale
Lancashire
Thames
Henry Pallin
Great Trinity-lane
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James Reynolds
Charles Brown
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Allhallows Stairs
Bii. Carter
Surrey
Tankard
Lamteth
Sarah Chaffinch
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Assault case in Fleet-street ends in dismissal
Mr John Kemble Chapman and Mr Lyons faced allegations of assault by Mr John Kearsley Davidson. Witnesses described a dispute over a £2 10s debt and a lamp dispute at the Kings and Key. Alderman Humphery dismissed the case, ruling no further action.
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Prisoner Remanded Over Omnibus Robbery Case
A man accused of robbing a female passenger on an omnibus is remanded for a week after police found a half crown on him and witnesses linked him to the New School gang. The prisoner claimed to be Birmingham-bound to visit an armourer brother and said he earned by gun making. He gave uncertain answers about relatives and funds.
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Vauxhall Bridge Watermen Offence Under Sunday Law
Ambrose fallam, waterman, charged under a July 10 1828 by law for plying on Sundays near Vauxhall bridge to ferry customers, with fines imposed after testimony on crossing incidents and watermen’s poverty. James Walford and others argued the case aimed to suppress Sunday trading and recover tolls. A second waterman, James Groves, faced a similar offence with another fine, while a distressed waterman’s family and a starving woman were noted in the sequence.
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White
Watermen
Burrell
James Groves
Man charged with indecent assault on married woman in Bromley
James Maggott faced Mr Hardwick for a charge of a most scandalous outrage upon Mrs Eliza beth Mille. The case details an assault in a Bromley lane near the Plough Inn with threats of stabbing, indecent acts, and a knife later recovered. Maggott was captured after the struggle and denied the offence.
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Thomas Mille
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Remley
Mills
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Brutal assault scene leads magistrate to condemn prisoner
In a lengthy magistrate’s testimony the judge recalled no prior case more daringly brutal and ordered the prisoner committed to Newgate. The incident occurred in the lane where both the prosecutrix and assailant fell. A witness named fos digdiitlemai had hired the man for work in the lane, linking activities to the crime.
Sailor's pratfalls land a drunken voyage tale
John Robins a stout sailor returns from a three year South Sea voyage and faces magistrate Ballantine for overturning Biddy MShane's oyster stall with grog on Ratcliff highway. The case features a drunken spree, a sea shanty in custody, and a fine to cover losses.
Fire in Bridge Street timber-yard causes extensive damage
Early Thursday a fire destroyed piles of planks at Messrs Marsden and Son timber-yard Bridge Street. Wind aided spread to nearby houses with windows broken and bedding burned. Property insured for full value, damage about £400. Fire suspected arson. a £100 reward is offered for information leading to the culprits.
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Marsden
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