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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 08, 1837

Page

6

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.

Reading Pomplet Gurney Old-street-road Mr.Gumey Meehanic Mayer Bridewell John Campbell Campbell Compter Tarnt Iren Maelborough Street Spanish Legion Wm'laren Chambers Hon. East India Company England Soho Square Mr. Chambers London Netter Deays Her Majesty East India Company Portugal Belgium Evans Spain Guy’s Hospital Chichester Hindo Stanee Marylabone John Fancourt Edwin Faicourt St. John’s Wood William Mary Ann Cooper Cooper Fancourt Jim Crow Turner Ulster Terrace Regent’s Park Jim Mr. Rawlinson Jira Crow Mathews Lucas Watford Enge Hales J. Lucas Mr. Mathews Charles Poole Charles-street Hampstead-road Tullet George-street Tottenham-court-road Weymouth Fitzroy-square Newgate Rawlinson Charles Tomlins William Vincent Messrs Grove and Cedd Goddard Jacob Russell Shoreditch Bradley’s Bridge-street Blackfriars Tomlins Vincent Dawes Hal Cuares Prizz Frenting William Lewis Wedgwood Jeremy Inspector Walters Division of Police M‘carty Carty Mr. Jeremy Inspector Walter Mr. Wedgwood Trish Lambeth Street Count Doluboioski Kazimierz Szczygielski August Piotrowski Coombe Tower-hill North-east Passage Weilclose-square West End Denmark Street Cummings Dickenson Clare-street Clare-market Szczygielski Strand Caroline-street Commercial-road Ballantine Jones Crown and Anchor White Horse-place 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.

Hatton Garden 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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