River box and fraud case tied to Apollo sinking incident
London's Northfleet box linked to Apollo steamer salvage raised questions of ownership deeds and papers after foes claim the vessel obstruction on the Thames. Separately, Stringer and Revitt faces trial over alleged shop goods theft and bill of sale fraud amid district policing of Newgate.
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Savage assault case at Middlesex Hospital ends with fine
Patrick Welch a pisant from Brothers Buildings Middlesex Hospital was charged with assaulting his wife. Witness Kitty Carroll described the cottage and incident in colorful detail. Welch was fined 40 shillings or six weeks’ imprisonment.
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Sky Parlour
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Hatton Garden Forgery Trial Continues With Bank Note Case
Joseph Smith faced a second examination on forgery charges as tradesmen testified about forged Bank of England notes. Witnesses Reeves and Mills described similar notes and alleged passes by a man resembling the prisoner. The court heard the prisoner denied knowledge of the forgery and was remanded while additional counterfeit notes were shown.
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Hawthorn
High-street
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Queen Square Trials and Local Thefts Reported
A man named Joseph Garnett faced magistrates for a third time over alleged bigamy with Ann Hodges, with his first wife Elizabeth present and children to maintenance. Other cases included a velvet theft accusation against Robert Harris, a burglary claim tied to a house search, and a shooting jacket lost from Mr. Williams's Old-street pub.
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H Division
Bethnal-green
Raoee Wen
Williams
John Falstaff
Old-streat
Leoze
Constable Threatens Billeting Charges Under Will IV Act
In April the defendant showed a book of licensed victuallers and said they had given a shilling each as billeting money after his salary was cut. He demanded a shilling from the witness and threatened future billeting of soldiers if refused.
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George Stringer
Ckrap Ironz Engery
Naseau-street
Sahe
Defraudixe
Ottley
Shellel
Britannia Vetsi-Manufacturere
Oma
Christopher Revité
John Ottley
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Givire
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Revitt
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Strineer
Peter Laurie Deerved
Smith
Nassauezirect
Parrett
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Tr. Humphreys
Court of Justice
Pr. Barrett
Avitt
Bayenet Acain
John Ladbeater
32 Regiment of Fusileer Guard
Twyfid
Cockhead
Rose and Crown
Broad Streat
St. Gilea’s
Twyford
Non
House of Correction
Henry Brookes
Gorge Minter
Gerrardstreet
Sulie
D.smour
Galiford
Messrs. Ransom, and Co
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Mesers
Ransom
Palmer
Pero
Newgate
Hia Dence
Twyfrd
Marlborough Street
Frith-street
Bob Beoney
Duntman
William Neue
Edward Jones
Duck-lane
Billy
Ugly Ned
Dustman
Rae von Prlickler
Duatman
Bill
Pug-Nosed
Wateriow Road
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Destitute 14 year old girl before magistrates
Ann Peek a girl of fourteen described as in wretched dress and state of destitution was brought before Mr Come after two locals aided her. Her mother died four years ago and her father a cruel bricklayer has left her homeless since a prison term ended. Magistrates advised applying to St George's parish guardians for relief.
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Codd
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Sarah Chapman
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Curry
Church-lane
Hardwick
Hare
Quen-street
Lincoln’s
Lea
Sullivan and Jeredan
Jack Perkins
City Road
Cersequerea
Hies
Perkins
Rezente Street
Breides
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Hall and Co
Quay
Maule
Treasury
Allingham
Berk
Eastin
Uys
Butler
Eagle Coffie-house
Witnese
Xin
Sanders
Margion-house
Ka.Wallis
Wason-sires
Tola Ke ’ Nteroa
Corener
Alderman Birch
Alling
Hata
Camberwell
Nicholls
George Nicholls
Wheartley
Greenwich Church
Roda
Greenwich
Verdist
Goa
Arabella Row
Pimlico
Frederick John Manning
Henry Freaker
Manchester Square
William Ambrosze
Pisslico
Windsor
Brig‘aton
Black House
Irvan
Charles Edwards
Royal Srables
W. Joseph Grad
Her Majesty’s Mons
Earl of
Richard Thorne
Shaftesbury Terrace
Royal Mewa
Billeting constable faces summons over bribe demands
In Lambeth Matthias Chinnery billeting constable is accused of demanding money from licensed victuallers and threatening to billet more soldiers. Landlords John Gurney and Charles Carr testify he offered to spare billets for cash while citing his official power. Henry Davies, Royal Victoria Tavern keeper, is noted in proceedings.
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John Gurney
Oakley Arms
Oakley-street
Charles Carr
Licenses Victualler
Henry Davies
Royal Victoria Tavern
Fatal Steam Boat Collision Near London Dock
A deadly steamer accident on the Mercury from Gravesend to London resulted in one dead and several injured when the Mercury collided with the Lilly boy near Backhall Reach. Captain Robson survived and was treated, with another crewman killed in the paddle wheel. Robberies and gas explosion reports follow as public notices.
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Robsons
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Rabson
Max
Rateliff
Drury
Jane Theatre
Perenna
Bow-street
Russell-street
Jumses
Vercetreet
Clare-merket
House of Correction
Brixton
Carter
Peter Cat
Christ Church
Surrey
Wedgwood
Gardener
Eccentric Miss Whitehead Coroners Inquest Opens
The City coroner Mr Payne presided at the Old Kent Road arrest venue with a respectable jury on view of the body of Miss Whitehead. The story recalls her 49 year daily visits to the Royal Exchange area and her decline after her brother's forgery led to his execution.
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Bank
Royal Exchange
Bank of England
George III
Payne
King’s Arms Tavern
Old Kentroad
TworpeNNy Post Dalivary Seven Daily Deliveries Start
The Two penny Post announces seven daily letter deliveries starting Monday. Deliveries occur every two hours from 8 a m to 8 p m with final morning round at 8 a m. Dispatch times are 8 10 12 2 4 6 8.
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