Cadnon To Straw VoxyaGErs And The Swindlers Gang
A London court hears Henry Ansell face the Count de Milfort over a missing package with jewels valued at £1000, plus details of a No. 3 Cushion-court swindle ring run by a gang of about twenty. The Lord Mayor orders a watch and possible conspiracy indictment. Also recounted: a violent domestic case in Marlborough Street, a series of robberies and assaults in Marylebone and Regent's Park, and a theatre disruption at Sadler's Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ansell
Count de Milfort
Kensington-square
London
County de Milfort
Edward Count de Milfurt
Cervemiert
John Forrester
Gnty Corney
Broad-street
Borrep
Stetiloner
Corey
Neichbourhond
Cushiencourt
Lord Mayr
Ganz
Corney
Cushiancourt
Hobler
Coney
Mir. Hubler
Coltner
Court reports row with pirate names and sharp questions
Several witnesses testify about thefts pawnings and a disturbance at Worship Street and Hackney. A sergeant in the East India Company’s service is mentioned. Court fines and bail procedures follow with multiple defendants including a sailor and a street quarrel at the Mermaid.
Charge of imposition by Elizabeth Groatley at Sailors' Female Orphan Asylum
Elizabeth Groatley, a middle aged visitor in Quaker style, faced a bar trial for taking money by falsely claiming to be an authorised collector for the Sailors' Female Orphan Asylum in Great Prescott Street. Evidence showed years of imposition with funds entered in books but not properly collected. She claimed many sums went to the Temperance Society. She was remanded to the city authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlborocga Street
Tsemas Cvuri
Grosvenor- Square
Philip Supple
Suyple
Cunant
Hall
Conant
Ktep
Matrix
Gbriel
Wastminster Court
Rnquests
Y’elest Abbott
Birch
Abbot
Biri
Bear-Street
Leicester-square
Weleinzham
Prescian
Sehgal
Ovid
Bir. Birch
Bethink
Lambeth Strese
Elizabeth Groatley
Messrs. Hardwik and Tubbs
Sailors’ Female Orphan Asylum
Prescott-street
Goodman’s Fields
Waterloo-terrace
Waterloo Road
Henry Barker
Temperazee Society
Smith’s
Hardwick
Cormpter
Termes
Mary Ann Smith
Vinson
Brodcrip
Ballantine
Eilis
Thames
Stepney Causeway
Winson
Lower Shadwell
Ellis
George Francis Hull
Vauxhall
Messrs
Gabriel
Fires in Latter parish blamed on incendiary acts
Two fires last week in Rev. Richard Arkwright's property in Latter parish are attributed to an incendiary. One barn and a disused workhouse burned on Tuesday night, attracting a large crowd and prompting complaints about disorder. A second blaze damaged a thatched farm roof near Baker’s holdings, with firefighters thwarting wider spread. No clues identified to the culprit. A third fire incident near Mr Rickards’s workshop at Gun-street Spitalfields saw constables and Inspector Harris extinguish flames from a second floor workshop after following smoke.
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Unzomwhal
John Smith
Fenner
New Kent Road
Hugh Allen
Felmer
R Division
Wedgwood
William Langley
Longley
Bing
Langley
Smith
Spitalfields
Atana
Jr. Wedgwood
William Suder
Carlisle-street
Marah-zate Lambeth
St. Thomas’s Hospital
Chia
Mary Schofield
Withington
W. S. Rutter
Lacy
Benner-street
Commercial Road
East India House
Patrickeenaughty
20Th Regiment of Foot
Canterbury
Sharpe
Athlone
Gravesend
Ireland
Heyy
Marquis of Salisbury
Arlington-street
Piccadilla
William Jona Goldblater
Warder-street
Soha
Jonez
George Graves
Worship Street
Stair
Newington
Hackney
Wood
Stratton
Graves
Richard Arkwright
Arkwright
Hedt
Harlow
Wael
Times
Rickards
Spits
Harris
Samuel Green
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Police Intelligence
Oxford
Gloucester
Topple
Newgate
William Eatwell
Baxter
Lisson-grove
Rawlingon
Eatwell
Rawlinson
Matilda Underwood
Kensington Barracks
John Murphy
Slippery Jack
Sanael Whitfield Dawkes
Camden-street
Camden-town
Vine
Ten O'Clock
Giana High-street
Hhs
Mr. Rawlingan
Pris Rer
Rawelingan
Darland
Rebbine
John Parsons
No. 1
Edward-street
Drset Square
Ant
Queen-street
Edgeware Road
Prisner
Horace-street
Mary Ann Bromley
Hiss
Complainant
Complainent
Horacee Street
Battom Garden
Mary Daly
Mary Ann Williams
Rzsteaux
Asteaux
St Giles’s
George-street
St. Giles’s
Moses
Newton Fellowes
Cooper’s Place
Paddington
King Ups
William Collins
Fellows
Bennett
Rogers
Sadler’s Wells Theatre
Reynolds
Bunnett
William Johnson
Barren
Kise M‘nesa
St. Pancras
East India Company
Laing
Mnese
Makometar
M‘nesz
M'Ness
M‘ness
Williams
East Intra Company
Particn
Inspector Bell
Mr. Laing
Hust India Company
Qveeit Bey Ake
Caterine
Husrain
Lewess
Gregorie
Charing-cross
Reilly
Gedger
Mr. Gregorie
Mr Gregorie
Catherine Easy
Jane Shorecourt
Shoreditc
Joseph Easy
Birmingham
Coste
Shoreditch
Worship-street
James Tilt
Cudd
Tilt
Thomas Ambrose
Peter Gardner
Thomas Hartwell
George Hartwell
Lnst
Lan Mas
Wm. Adamson
Adamson
Court of Queen’s Bench
Chancery-lins
Jacob William Lock
Police Citize
Dodd
Corner
Crown Office
Queen’s Bench
Tom and
Muller
Pode
Augustus William Pode
Codd
Mermaid
Mermaid Tavern
Mr. Codd
Cher
Augustus Poole
A. Poole
Stength
Grove
William Pade
W. Poole
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