Desperate London Courtroom Scenes of Shipowner Husband and Wife
In Marylebone and surrounding districts a second examination heard of Arthur Hughes accused of deserting his wife for a new marriage. Emma Hughes described a rapid courtship and elopement with a ship owner who vanished after wedding. The lord mayor admonished both sides while noting the deception and potential maintenance issues.
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Amsiom House
Marky
Axp
Lersune
Arthur Hughes
Emma ‘Hughes
Gibbs
Gallina Frey
Mrs. Hughes
Hobler
Emma Hughes
Emma Gibbs
Erome Hughes
Africa
Footman charged with drunken disturbance at lord's residence
Charles Rix a footman serving the Hon. Spring Rice was charged with drunkenness and causing a disturbance at his master's house on Sunday. Mr Rice reported door and gates open, found Rix home drunk, and later threatening servants. Police took him to the station. magistrate Burrell noted private-family drunkenness limits action.
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Gibbons
Cosworth
Witness
Thomas M.lorraine
Rose
Great Chapel-street
Westminster
John Judd
Worship Street
Patrick
Ellen Lacy
John Dempsey
Caroline Birmingham
Grove
John Dillon
Jane Shorecourt
Shoreditch
Dillon
Lacy
Lambeth Street
W. S. Gooding
Salmon’s Lane
Limehouse
Norton
W. Flyger
Evroy
Pelham
Mr. Norton
Gooding
Mr. Pelham
M‘craw
Mr. Gooding
Shaw
Queen Square
Charles Rix
Spring Rice
Lord Monteagle
Mr. Rice
Burrell
Swindling Tradesmen and Queen Dowager Privilege Case Evident
Fragmentary court notes recount William Brown swindling tradesmen as a shipbroker while using the East India Chambers address. The Brentford and Westminster cases cover debt and fraud claims, with a long debate on Queen Adelaide’s rights to Bushy Park and free warren, plus petty larceny satire in court.
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JA “Rusprcrasta
Main
William Brown
Trail
Gray
Supa
Richard Clark
Southwark Bridge Road
East India Chambers
Blackheath
Blackheath.— . Traill
Masters
Traill
Mr. Traill
John Jacobs
Brown
India
Europe
Bordeaux
Cansus
England
East India House
Board of
R. Jenkins
France
Scott
East India Company
Wheels
Kirly
Warren
Adelaide
William
Hampton-court
Hounslow-heath
Middlesex
Staines-bridge
Bowiaten
Brentford ]Teiege
Windsor
Isleworth
Heston
Duchy of Cornwall
Sawyer
Cof Clorence
Mr. Clark
Pownall
Queen Adelaide
Bushy Park
Mr. Dawes
Fred. Pollock
Frederick Pollock
Hounslow-heeth
Westminster Court OF Requests
Perdue
Doughy
Andrew Johnson
Andrew
Jock Andersen
Jock Anderson
Cheerman
Werdiks
Pll
Inquests and Accidents Reported in London Districts
A lengthy London inquest roundup covers natural death verdicts for Mr. Thomas Bimkins at St James's Palace ward, a verdict of temporary insanity for Victor Moore, and several other accidental deaths. It notes Edith Greenbanaly and a Bow Street driver case, delirium tremens discussion, and a Woolwich artilleryman fatality.
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Her Majesty
St. James's Palace
Cle Éland Rem
Wakley
Gray’s Inn- Square
John Victor Moore
Martinez and Co
Mark
Goss
Victor Moore
Mesera
Augustus Moore
Fara Arrray
Baker
George
Cannon-street-road
Sarah Gash
Cannon-streetroad
Catharine Marley
Carney
Garratt
Faran
University College Hospital
Bryant
Barnet
Francis Chopper
B. Smith
London
Albany-street
Regent’s Park
High-street
St. Giles’s
Edith Greenbanaly
Drury-lane
Bow Street
Clerkenwell Orison
Woodward
Bow- Street
Bow-street
Derwinium Tremens
Marylebone
Carttar
Fortune of War
Woolwich
John Martin
Royal Artillery
Faran Acci
Black Horse Tavern
High Street
Poplar
Moses Fox
Duke of Clarence
West India
Dickson
Regent-street
Lissongrove
Elephant and Castle
M. Feeny
St. Martin’s-lane
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Hatton Garden
Ellen
Eliza Richardson
Jane Smith
Harpur-street
Theobalds-road
Ellen Richardson
Fuller
Green-street
Theobalda Road
Eliza
Fondot Senate
Brentford Petty Sessions
Clitherow
Walmesley
Rose Sawyer
Joseph Nichols
Whitton
Twickenham
George Dawes
William IV
Housslow-heath
Gray’s Inn-square
Nichols
Dawen
Hounslow Heath
Isleworth Parish
James Giddens
Dawes
Colonel Clitherow
Perps
Clark
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