Court notes a loan pledge to cover restitution
The excerpt states a person will use his own funds if needed to restore money and will gather other gentlemen to satisfy the injury. He insists this does not absolve him of responsibility in the case.
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Newspaper
Weekly Chronicle
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Oct 16, 1836
Page
2
Bank Street theft and assault cases with police witnesses
Crime report detailing multiple incidents. Cole and Alexander Stewel charged with theft and disturbance. cab driver altercation in Strand involving Edward Giles. Adams and Hill cases including a theatre disturbance and an assault with a police witness. Includes Mrs Pitt's testimony of indecent liberties and court adjournments with magistrates ruling on bail and fines.
Debtor Dando in London Coffee-Shop Case
In a London magistrates court Henry Cornell alias the Jew Dando faced charges of deceit at a White Horse Street coffee shop. The complainant alleged Cornell ordered breakfast and coffee for 1s 9d, but produced no funds until a fellow instead offered payment, prompting remarks on reforming coffee shop keepers. The incident included repeated accusations of cheating and a loud exchange about names and identity. The second case involved a schoolmaster Fletcher accused of excessive punishment on a four year old, showing injuries and a dispute over debt. the magistrates heard competing accounts and noted prior references to Cornell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Cornell
J‘en Dando
Dan
Hardwick and Combe
Defrandin Pee Pullen
Jace
House of Corre
Dando
Mae Uring
C R
Combe
Old Bailey
Phillips
Clarkson
Mr. Fletcher
Stary-stree S Commercial-road
Gillispie
Liverpool
Lea
Edwards
Not sanctioned by management of theatre apology and arrest
Mr Milne expressed satisfaction with an apology after a public incident. T Pers y, a well dressed man, was brought to custody charged with embezzling large sums for butter merchant Mr Francis M Gill of Axminster. Gill reported and identified losses from funds collected by the prisoner for Bridport Bank. Gill suspected irregular payments and found most sums exceed £10. Prisoner admitted embezzling £229 said to be lost at a gambling house in St James's Street and was remanded until Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Alexander Stewel
Aeart
Daineng
Sulla
Ruoempes
Pri
Ort
Hill
Saptain
Oxford Blues
Minshull and Halls
Daniel Giles
Tilsey
Edward Giles
Daniel
Minchull
Iehea Dee
King William
Adelphi
Ilsey
Ana Bey i
William St i
Anetriki
Ralki
Otek
Dhor
Plainang
Tinshull
Serena
Bene Hill
William-street
Hounslow
Bond-street
Minshull
Halls
Richt
Thefternoon
Re Milne
Frien
Vic Jamant
Sai
Osbal
E. Harris
Histon
Osbaldiston
Knight
Milne
Harris
Laing
Priscilla Pitt
Mr. Laing
Mrs. Pitt
Mr. Pitt
Pitt
Lawrence Shanaghan
Jay
Tash-court
Gray's Inn-Jane
Virtue
G Dixis
Benjamin
Purkis
Court of Requests
Kingsgate-street
Holborn
Gray's Inn
Thas Wartant
Corvany
Jer Son-House
Pridan
Amelia Sh
Holf
Wwe
Sionah
Flo
Groundstone
T. Perry
Ballard
Francis M. Gill
Gill
Axminster
Devonshire
London
Messrs. Esdaile and Co
Bridport Bank
Wedgwood
Clements
King’s Arms
Bennett-street
Raleaieeir Malley
Nathaniel Stroud
Walker
Peckham
Cyeiene
Waterloo Road
John-street
Stroud
Lambeth Church
Traill
Joseph Green
M Division
Reen
Rochester
Hertfordshir
Thames
John Didenane
Mr. Clarkson
Blyth
St . Blyth
Shere
William Farren
Pearce
Mr. Warren
Barking
Ballantine
William Judge
Piase
Havre
Mr. Ballantine
France
St. John, Wapping
Cashman
Walton
Mr. Walton
Mr. Thompson
Black
Bristol
Paris
Flospirats
Bartholomew's Hospital
St. Thomas’s
Liverpool Agricultural Society
Manchester
Liverpool
D. M.grath
Geo. IL
Westminster
Huck’s Hill
Guildhall
City
Town Hall
Southwark
Surrey
Court House
Kingston -upon-Thames
Newington
Central Criminal Court
Magistrates Find Excessive Severity in Cane Incident
The defendant confessed that his anger led to harsh discipline after the child failed to repeat the alphabet. He claimed no intent to injure and presented the cane used, which he said he would not wish to taste. Magistrates judged the punishment too severe but hoped it would deter repetition. the child's mother vowed to pursue further punishment if needed.
International fit of drunkenness in a Frenchman
A young Frenchman Antoine Tripier wearing a Legion of Honour cross was charged with intoxication. He spoke a rambling jesting defense in broken English and French claiming assault by four men and police neglect. The magistrate fined him 5s though the man protested loudly for justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antoine Tripier
Legion of Honour
Monsieur Ils
Piccadille
Numero Cent Guarante
Tvos
Angleterre
Jesus Francais
Étranger
Mezz
Aditrate
Anes
Jst
Hess
Jervais le
Marylebone Riot Case Ends With Six Weeks’ Detention
William Evans faced Mr Rawlinson over a violent outburst at St Pancras workhouse. After planning with paupers he hurled a brick at overseer Mr Coulart, then attacked Taylor’s Eve’s Passage residence with stones. Evans claimed starvation drove him. he was fined 50s and sentenced to six weeks in the House of Correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coultart
Mr. Coultart
Mr. C
Hardihood
Taylor
Rawlinson
House of Correction
Burglary Suspect Held After King Street Theft
A well dressed man named Emanuel Standity was accused of burglary at a shop run by Henry Marshall in King’s Head Court. The case involved entry by window, a candle left burning, and theft of cash near £4 plus other till contents. Marshall claimed about £20 missing overall. Standity denied burglary. magistrates remanded him for further examination. A separate incident saw Lawrence Russell charged with intoxication and a companion with stealing a hat. Russell’s hat value was set at tenpence, he was jailed for nonpayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae
Emanuel Standity
Burrell
Henry Marshall
Tee
Marshall
Shane
Wests
Weeks
King’s Head
Bed
Lawrence Russell
Thales
Russell
Chelsea
Land of Liberty
Hoskins
America
Newgate
Bur
Extraordinary human arm found in dust and hospital link
Police report a severed female arm found in a dust bin linked to a Duke Street house near St Bartholomew's Hospital. Inspector Teaple and Sgt. Grove investigate the origin, with landlady confirming occupation by hospital students and a bloody knife fragment discovered. The case involves possible dissection and awaiting magistrate guidance, while other court items are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worship Street
Teaple
Division of Police
No. 8
Grove
Newname
Joseph Corderoy
Gibraltar Gardens
Duke-street
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Corderoy
Barton
Worship-street
Giltspur-street
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Vandernteh
Bethnal Green-road
Cout
Mr. Grove
Wry Scenes At Kingsland Road Police Court
The report covers a night disturbance on Kingsland road where Sarah Jones, with an infant, faced charges after a party ended in disorder. Her daughter’s wedding festivities earlier, alcohol excess, and police intervention led to bail, with the prisoner discharged. It also notes David Jones seeking lodging after his wife’s revelry and his own disorientation ending in a station-house berth and release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Grove
Teaple
Grove
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Harris
Sarah Jones
William Hodge
Kings-land Road
Hoxton
Twyford
David Jones
John Hast
Robert-street
Deserted soldier maims self to escape service
A man injured his middle finger and part of his forefinger to be discharged from the army. He wandered hungry until he surrendered as a deserter. Police doubt the self harm motive, noting many maim themselves. Magistrate sends him to hospital, then to county gaol for War Department inquiry.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bow Street
Lambeth-Street
Marlborough Street
Union Hall
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