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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 04, 1845

Page

5

Court of bankruptcySarusnex case contrast baker and eatery keeper

A London courtroom hears a debtor baker from King Street Smithfield clash with an eating-house keeper opposite the pope Smithfield amid barroom irony. The defendant proclaims his income from a washerwoman and his brother while the commissioner admonishes quiet conduct. A separate Rochester session reviews a builder’s late examination and a case involving Misses Cracklow over alleged mortgage misappropriation. The scene closes with a fragile mother pleading for time to pay a £15 penalty for walnuts damaged by her son, seeking mercy as she supports a large family.

Tom Hatsep Trespar Wanwick Commissioner Evans Harpur Street Red Lion Square Plews Lawrence and Plews E. James T. Pryer Rochester Wen Linnett Sir John Marshall Gao Gillingham Buseyir Societies John Towhay Lodge J. Pirie C. Graves Goodman's Fields Ann Spring Temple John Pirie Moss Glynn Mr. Moss St. Giles's Stran Union Boswood Strand Union St. Anne's Parish Hall St. Giles's Parish Benwood Board of Guardians St. Giles’s Beadle St. Giles Robert North Challis Sarah Charlie Twyford James Jordan Custom House Potbury Solicitor of Customs Mr. Rawlinson Danic Charles Mason Rmerly Division of Police Rawlins Crutchley James-street Hampstead Hilsden S Division Drury-lane Lucy Curtis Marlborough-place St. John's-wood C. Was London and Birmingham Kilburn Frise Maelborough Street Tsipontast Altreep W. Kitson West Strand Imperial Coal Company Wardour Street Sube Clarkson Hardwick Daniel Supp Ronseny Walter Hing Pizzali Regent Street James Hall Wea Jacques N Division Judd Thatcher Prinoner Ann Sullivan Taylor St. Margaret’s Porsox Henry Joseph Kellerby Bond Mir Collingham Fendant Southwark St. George's Pariah Tees Stead Spriggs White Street Detective Police Kendall James Graham Commissioners of Police Samar Clouter Elizabeth France Aline Eizabeth Spriggs Clouter Elizabeth Spriggs Stedat DasTanpty Francis Seymour Finnburs Terrace City-road Broughton Fanny Roberts Bateman's-run Shoreditch House of Correction Bank of England Ax Antrut Dowcer Charlotte Turner Mr. Broughton Mason High Street Lowther Maidstone George Reynolde Teakle Price Thames Samuel Hart Ballantine Mary Ann Dodd Pelham Greenwood-street Mile-end Witoesa Mr. Ballantine Caroline Ceroline Ceroline Dodd Chi Prosscutriz Slater Bishopsgate Central Criminal Court Ball William Hazle Portman Place Stepney Susannah Womad Himsell Anne Pearson Frank Fowler London and Blackwall Railway Company Cannon-street Road Woolwich Greenwich Gravesend Blackwall Jeffray Wailing Blackwell Wightman Iast What Prince of Wales Tavern Wharf Bishop Fowler Portlock Mr. Wightman Mr. Pelham England Keing Jack Sheppard Clerkenwell Jol Thornhill George the Second Clackmoor Street Drury Lane The Willesden Round House

Embezzlement Case and Dark Deeds at London Courts

Police report covers George Millward clerk charged before the Lord Mayor for embezzling a £30 note from Palmer Hoppe and Co. and other cases including a miscreant pair accused of revolting misconduct, a laundress crime, charity settlement disputes, customs penalties, thefts in Regent Street, and a drunken offender paying fines after clashing with a constable.

Geo. Millward Palmer Hackney Messrs Barnett John Wyatt James Quested George Foster Wyatt San Wyatt Quested Foster William Finn Colonel Wyatt King William Street An & Customer Central Criminal Court

A Column for the Curious about Street Trials and Crimes

A long, dense report covers thefts, assaults, anonymous letters, and court cases in London and Genoa style, including a shoplifter pursued by a shopkeeper, a man accused of counterfeiting, and a woman charged with theft and deception. It recounts trials, witnesses, and magistrate rulings with numerous names and dates.

County meeting backs extension of Middlesex County Court to twenty pounds

A large gathering of tradesmen from Pola New Brentford and nearby areas met at the Castle Inn New Brentford to pursue a petition urging the Home Secretary to extend the County Court's jurisdiction to twenty pounds. The motion was adopted unanimously chaired by James Montgomery.

Troga Beextrorp Pola New Brentford Castle Inn County Court of Middlesex James Montgomery Old Brentford Home Secretary Aljesty Grainger W. Jupp Ithanka Bundany Henry Barnwood New Compton Street Sohomjuare Gray's Inn Hungerford-street Sharman Stimson Brown Eliza Hill Birmingham London Cory Commercial Road

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