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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 15, 1840

Page

6

Contempt and Imprisonment Proceedings in Law Court

The Consistory Court case against John Thorogood for contempt ruled that costs lawfully incurred in ecclesiastical custody count toward release only after payment. He was discharged from prison once the costs and specified rates were paid, with a warehouse of related insolvency and loan society matters following in other dockets.

Consistory Court Toerspay Baker and Orwens John Thorogood Castle Street Henry Jeffries Alliance Loan Society W. Gilbert Jeffries

Police Reports Era: Robbery Suspect Faces Trial

Desperate suspect John Smith reappears before Sir Peter Laurie accused of raiding Dodd and Gibson shops. In a tense hearing, witnesses identify the prisoner as the thief who snatched watches while an accomplice distracted clerks. The case includes allegations of transport for robbery and heated exchanges with officials. The defendant, insisting innocence, is committed to Newgate for trial as further evidence emerges.

Rowser John Smith Dodd Gibson Peter Laurie Brake Inspector Blake Peter Laurier Sir Peter Laurie Mr. Dodd Mr. Gibson Peter Sarah Lamb Newgate

Respectable Stranger Charged With Felony at Egyptian Hall

Marcus Cicero Stanley, claiming North Carolina congressman kin and a daughter of wealth, was brought before Mr. Long on a felony charge after allegedly stealing money from the dressing-room of the North American Indians exhibition at Egyptian Hall. Prosector had trusted him to access the private dressing-room after he donned the costume, and money went missing from his pockets.

Martrer Justrh Newsome Whitecross-street Cresswell Barratt Whitecross-street Prison Seaver Harris Alice Gordon Compter Thames Blackfriars Bridge Nnns Alderman T. Wood Coulton White W. A. Smith Lower Whitecross-street Newgate Bow Street John M'Cue Westmoreland William Neil Agar-street Strand Farr Twyford Central Criminal Court John Dumphey Monmouth Warant Mr. Hall Witess Hall Mullins Eliza Tatham St. Martin’s-in-the-fields Legalley Long-acre Longacre Hardwicke Golden Square Marlborough Street

Awkward Discovery: Husband Charged With Assault On Wife

Tuesday James Ward appeared before Mr Henry charged with violently assaulting Harriet Ward. The complainant, a tall fair woman whose face bore a blackened eye, testified she had long endured abuse from her husband.

James Ward Henry Harriet

Thames Office Fracas Ends With Bail For Captain Caithness

A Thames police court heard Captain Caithness of the Rose Arbroath charged with throwing his mate overboard after a drunken quarrel aboard the Rose off Union Stairs Wapping. The mate John Mackay survived after a waterman Medcalf pulled him from the river. Caithness was bound over in £109 to appear at sessions. the waterman praised for saving the man’s life.

Union Stairs Sundey Thames Caithness John Meedcalf Bloomfield Johnny Jonkett Price Caithne Medcalf

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