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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 02, 1847

Page

5

Outlawed Oxford MP in Bankruptcy Case After Inquiry

Proceedings in the Insolvent Debtors Court Mr Maclean the bankrupt MP for Oxford faced outlawry after an adjournment request by his solicitor failed. Creditor Hearne alleged illness was feigned and that Maclean enjoyed Italy while debts and a bill of sale by his father left him with property. The outlawry was declared but reversals possible if grounds arise. Insolvent students and other debtors faced adjournments and final orders over debts, lodging, and gambling debts. At Surrey Sessions a Royal Gardens case over illegal brown stout jugs used as measures led to fines and mug forfeiture.

Doust Bawkruptoe Doxard Macusaw Harxaurrot Com M.P Oxford Iser Evane Pine Lawranos Maclean Sturgeon Hearne Strand Lucca Naples Italy Dhefors Court Monpir, Ix Ra Guezozx Berrs Dent Arma New Churchcourt Charles Peterson Chale Newport Isle of Wight Union Hotel Cockspur Street Charingcross Gloucester Piccadilly Thompson Gawing Burrey Royal Gardens Vauxhall Wade Stevens Vaurhall Gardens Johnson Vearhall Gardens Maeyleebond Dasara Rossgxixe Charles Silvester Morris Margeret Terrace Harrow Road Mr. Morris Drake Paddington North Wharf Road Samuel Pocock Smith Street Kennington Bis Atanda Darasup Crirx Gardner Holliday Newgate Cusell Loup Gray Topemaker Hilary G. Brown Barber St. Paul's Churchyard Hillary Joseph Seager Bia H. T. Gray Pancras Lane Cape of Good Hope Custom House Quay Budgerow Kibblewhits Weat Kent Wharf Jane Messrs. Booth Paul's Wharf West Kent Wharf Cress Brown Mr. Humphries Peter Laurie Ondon Mittrasx Penittentiam T. H. Bird Millbank Grove Defendant Capt Williame Broderip Humphhreys Newgate Street Elliott Windmill Terrace Camberwell Road Haemphreys Martin Norton Minas Martin Humphrey Steddut George John Hewson Patrick Curtain Rosetts Place Sandy's Tow Spitalfields Josephs Josepha Francis Nathan Eldod Beto J Sergeant Price Whitechapel Union Meares Hampill Mary Anne Quin Poplar Messrs Walker and Co Jewellera and Silversmiths Whitechapel Road Henry Perkins Henry Thomas Thomas Sarah Meade St. Bartholomew's Hospital Leigh Eagle Tavern Thomas Edward Smirke Albert Hoxton City Road Shepherdess Walk Henrietta Ward Mary Anne Mansfield Meade John Mather Vann Hammill Thames James Payne William Parker Alfred Street Bow Road Bow County Parker Yardley Mr. Yardley Harry Famrrt Exroscapisamr William Dennjah Mary Ann Eliza Dennish Ahso Whitechapel Cooper's Arms Fieldgate Street Hill Mr. Zenllay Wardell Ryap T. Matthews

Trials at Central Criminal Court recount pregnancy claim and insanity verdicts

Proceedings describe Mary Ann Hunt, previously convicted of murdering Mary Stowell, being examined for pregnancy with a quick child, a jury of matrons verdict denying pregnancy, and a separate insanity case leading to a verdict of unsound mind for Thomas Macintosh Davidson. Details cover forensic testimony, the judge, and outcomes.

Satugpay Tuz Muepen Maryenoxk Matsons Baron Platt Wil- Name Mary Ann Hont Mary Stowell M Ann Hunt Munpersy Thomas Macintosh Davidson Louis Mountford Mr. Straight Bodkin George Bedkig Cutfield Tottenham M.murdo Newgate Holding Culfield Morpar Old Court Justice Williams Francis Thames Griffiths London Joint Stock Bank West Panna Timacy Bial Pris R. Went George Rees Rich

Shopkeeper and wife accused of illicit relations case

In a London court a man testified that his wife frequented the shop where the prisoner worked, sharing meals and gifts, suggesting a criminal intimacy used to distract from guilt. The jury found the prisoner guilty and he received 18 months hard labour.

Police Reports From Bow Strait and Surroundings

A long police column describes cases in Bow Street and surrounding districts. It covers a hospital burial dispute over a pauper’s death, a Harrow Road robbery trial, a Malborough Street stabbing, a conspiracy to defraud, shoplifting claims in Whitechapel, a shooting incident at the Eagle Tavern, public nuisance in Fleet Street, and welfare issues including a denied parish burial and a child abandonment case. Names include Steven, David Howell, Morris, Benton, Silvester, Gray, and Mr. Gray’s associates among others.

Bow Strait Parran Steven King’s College Hospital Portugal Lincoln's Inn Fields David Howell Turner Street Dinla St. Giles’s Pariah St. Clement Danes Strand Union Jardine Poor Law Commissioners Stevens

Desertion and domestic dispute at Wandsworth court

In a Wandsworth hearing a husband is found guilty of deserting his child and must pay the claimed amount and costs as his wife attacks him with an umbrella in court. In a separate case Mr Samuel Brown faces a dog incident in Clap ham where his mastiff allegedly mauled a neighbor’s dog, with the judge fining Brown 20 pounds plus costs as compensation is discussed.

Mack Roy Bow Fair Slater Yardley Deanish Wandsworth Damaces Samuel Brown Larkhell Lane Clapham Poynter John Lamb Manor Street Brammell's Row Claphaw Brown Mr. Lamb

Extraordinary charge of robbery against a physician

At Clerkenwell police court, physician William Henry Brown faced a robbery charge from cabman Charles Bird over a silk handkerchief. The defense highlighted Brown’s high standing, noting affiliations with the Licensed Victuallers, university relation, and medical career, urging dismissal. Brown was discharged on recognizance.

Clerkenwell Police Court William Henry Brown Belgrave House Park Road Bedford Street Bedford Bloomabury Tyrwhitt Charles Bird Doughty Street Mecklenburgh Street Gray Ion Road Necklenburgh Square Lamb's Bird Mr. Tyrwhitt London Mr Tyrwhitt Bedford Square Park Street Smith Brown University of Glesen Venables Monk Grand Jury

A Curio Column On Flight Of Louis And Paris To Madrid

A fragmentary column blends poetic fantasy with travel motifs from Paris to Madrid. It references a legendary pair, the crown, art, grand residences, and a journey through Pyrenees toward Burgos and Madrid, interwoven with reflections on wealth, power, and the destiny of nations.

Paris Pyrenees Burgos Madrid

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