Pot stealing at Mansion House ends with two months
Reading a veteran pot thief and accomplices appeared before the Lord Mayor at the Mansion House. Reading was committed for two months. an officer, Pomplet, helped recover a pewter pot, while other cases involved forged checks and assaults in the Bow Street area.
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Turner
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Regent’s Park
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Jira
Crow
Mathews
Lucas
Watford
Enge
Hales
J. Lucas
Mr. Mathews
Charles Poole
Charles-street
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Tullet
George-street
Tottenham-court-road
Weymouth
Fitzroy-square
Newgate
Rawlinson
Charles Tomlins
William Vincent
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Cedd
Goddard
Jacob Russell
Shoreditch
Bradley’s
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Vincent
Dawes
Hal Cuares
Prizz Frenting
William Lewis
Wedgwood
Jeremy
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Carty
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Trish
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August Piotrowski
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Tower-hill
North-east Passage
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Denmark Street
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Dickenson
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Strand
Caroline-street
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Jones
Crown and Anchor
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Ratcliff
Wooller
Richardson
Hutchinson
Harris
Benjamin
St. James’s Place
Aldgate
Parker
Shamen
H. Woodroffe
Havre
Broderip
Jameson
Gravesend
Walton
St. Katherine’s
Brederip
William Thompson
John Burrows
Beadle
Trinity
Mincries
Tower
St. Katharine’s Dock
M. K
John Foulston
Teesdale
Stockton
James Gaywood
Churchhole Tier
Rotherhithe
Garwood
Bones and rags thieves in Islington encounter
In Islington and nearby districts a pair of bone-pickers faced magistrates after denying theft. They resisted identification, with Green noted as a former House of Correction inmate. The judge remanded them for six weeks hard labor amid accusations of loitering for felony.
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Henry Gates
George Green
N Division
Islington
Cloudesley Terrace
Green
House of Correction
Pagett
Whitmore
Great Bath Street
Clerkenwell
Robinson
G Division
Laing
Beard
James Barnett
Wilmington Square
Barnett
Ques Square
David Mitchell
Green-street
Leicester-square
Henry Weston
Weston, Young and Co
John Harris
Firth
Harris
Mitchell
John Shane
Millbank
Ellen Sharpe
Glasgow alcohol licensing figures show one pub per twelve families
The Glasgow report states 1393 licensed spirit shops across ten parishes and 19 467 temperate households, equating to one licensed public house per 1397 families. If unlicensed retailers and temperate families are considered, there is at least one spirits outlet for every twelve families.
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