Swintersgee v Eastens County Railway case in 1845 injury
Law report covers the Swintersgee versus Eastens County Railway action for damages after a collision on October 18 1845. Key medical testimony describes a brain concussion facial injuries and lasting effects. Jury returns verdict for plaintiff with damages of 500 pounds including 75 paid into court.
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Court OF Quhen’s Bench
Tsonsnar
Cogrensatios von Ixsuay Ox Tre
Eastern CounTies Railway
Swintrsgee
Eastens Countize Railway Company
Shillibeer
Parry
Mr. Wise
William Lawrence
Shoreditch
John Brombling
Tom
Geary
Hancars
Mr. Hancarn
College of Surgeons
Brighton
City
Aston Key
Guy’s Hospital
Prince Albert
Mr.Callaway
Mr. Callaway
Mr. Hepcorn
Cellaway
Guy's Hospital
Key
Mr. Hancorn
Shee
E. James
Robberies and court actions at the Central Criminal Court
From the November 29 1846 issue the Central Criminal Court hears on Mrs Susanna Haines case with a week remand for further evidence. Other trials include Joseph Judd’s robbery of 130 sovereigns and a detailed account of suspicious postponements. The report notes broader sessions in Westminster with numerous convictions and remands, plus cautions to tradesmen regarding fraudulent loan schemes.
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Reinell
Lewis
Bia Co
Aman
Provisional Committee
Managing Committee
Reyneil
Turspar
Massaz
Ixso
Goulburn
Madame de Masear
Brighton Pier
Mr. Davis
Brighton
Fonblanque
Lewin
Tha
Cox
Commissioner Fonblanque
Mr.Lewis
Lord Huntingtower
Mr. Greenwood
Susanna Haines
James Haines
Paradise Terrace
Liverpool Road
Islington
Greenwood
Haines
Howard
Arr
Jamra Marlborough
Lemaire
Turnamill Street
Cow Cross
Wakeling
St. John’s Square
Police Reports From Portobello Robbery and City Court
London police records recount the Portobello labourer robbery of £170 in banknotes at a Holborn coffee house by Edward Billington Thomas Thompson and Robert Chulme. Other items cover assaults on a Portland Street clinician, a public house outrage in Castle Street, and abduction charges against a policeman James Grant.
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Swixpaine
Edward Billington
Thomas Thompson
Robert Chulme
John Smith
Portobello
Edinburgh
Holborn
Mr. Robinson
Scotland
London
Melbourne
Australia
Caroline Street
Bedford Square
Billington
America
Museum
Captain Harvey
Ataira
Hardwick
Dennis Convar
Michael Hannan
Mary Slater
Williams
Castle Street
Iriah
Prioners
Witness
Sie
Connor
Aeveral
Slater
Witheas
Wren
Hawng
Long
Hanvan
Street Assault on Constable in Flower and Draw Street
Street, Spitalfields, saw a man charged with assaulting and wounding Constable Norman of H division during duty in Whitechapel. The constable, battered and blinded by blood, identified the prisoner amid a mob. witnesses including three officers testified to the suspect’s identity. Defence claims misidentification. judge remanded for trial with bail offered.
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Danie Hickway Ronpeuy
Catherine Watson
Wey
Perécs
Whomas Davies
Leadenhall Oarket
Deckhead
Eaid
Tetley Street
Leadenhall Market
King's Head Yard
Secker
Orricens Cy Jan Covnrs
Emily Mitchell
Herring
Queen's Bench
Archen Court
Mons
Petter
Holland-street
Blackfriars Rad
Holland Street
Mr. Herring
Miss Mitchell
Spitalfields
Bingham
Norman
Commercial-street
Whitechapel
Flower
Fashions Street
Eoe
Heritage
Tril
Sesainne
Jolinan Inspt Reinstated After Bethnal Green Case
Seven weeks after a conviction for attempting to ride over a mat in Bethnal Green, inspector Jolian of the K division police was fined £5 and suspended. Clergy and residents petitioned in his favor, leading to Home Secretary Grey ordering his reinstatement. A separate report notes a renewed £3000 reward related to a pardon case at Rogers's.
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Sysrzcton
Jolian
Broughton
Worshipstreet
Blake
Bethnal Green
Julian
Hut
Stepney
Bow
Commissioners of Police
Scotland Yard
George Grey
Home Secretary
Marquard
Commissioners
Gelbtt i
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Liper
England
Shore
Ray
Exeter
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Frient
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St. Stephen, Walbrook
Gibbs
Weexespar
Middlesex
Nosoir
Serjeant Adama
Guildhall
Westminster
Clerkenwell
City of Westminster
Grand Jury
Ellen Sheen
Sarah Reeves
James Boys
Westminster Bridewell
Lieutenant Tracy
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the Weekly Chronicle
Gray's
Sis
Huding
Pyrstrest
Harvey
Hsyself
Grey's Inn Minster
Fogo
Smith
Ban Harvey
Lincoln
Abbe Heer House
Gray
Ian
Wescame
Platt
Sloue
Lord Blayer
Gray's Inn
Thompson
Chalme
Robinson
Hillington
St Jp
Ireland
Tuam
M‘aucu
John-street
London-fielda
W. B. Bosanquet and Co
Dublin
Bank of Ireland
Old Broadstreet
Btn Leera
Alderman Wilson
Sir C. Marshall
Petts
Bownowix
Moxeyay
William Wilmot Bryan
Clementina Frances White
Clarkson
Ballantine
Connaught Terrace
Edgeware Road
Times
Ballantino
China
Tusday
Old Court
Robert Woodgate
Francis William Medley
Sutton
Lydgate Hill
Jhic
James Galloway
Wright
Tuansday
Tur Ropers
John Anderson
Edward Sullivan
Joseph Parry
Anderson
Sullivan
Alderman Johnson
Waterloo Bridge
Doane
Mansion House
Goodwin
Meserg. Bosanquet and Co
Clereenwhll
Tug Attenpten Muapen
Tatinarox
George Willmot
George Smith
Lambith
Cuance
James Grant
P Division
Elliott
Games
Henry
Mr. Games
Mr. Gunn
Elizabeth Ann Grant
Sarah Everest
Moe
Westminster Bridge
Vauxhell
Gaswood Street
London Road
Christchurch
Surrey
Grant
Thomas Currant
Afr. Norton
Lambeth
Norton
Horsemonger-lane
Tam Ata Strait
Cousin
Bath
Bristol
Jos Coox
Brompton Barracks
Chatham
Mary
Ceylon
Tuonas Ganxen
Mary Rose Cook
Horsemongerluge Gaol
Mr. Norma
Rolting
Statiniwa
John Clifford
Fushivo
Southwark
Jenning
Kensington
Stephen Hayes
Hayes
Barry
Theo
Merrimen
Kensington Square
St. George's Hospital
Mr. Nichols
Hammersmith Police Court
Inspector Smith
T Dmpson
Exeter Place
Chelsea
Clark
Bradshaw
Newgate