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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 17, 1846

Page

6

Court scene and street crimes across Middlesex and Westminster

Summons on unpaid tavern debt faces defendant allied with Duke of Brunswick. pugilist Johnny Walker schedules, and Middlesex Sessions address juvenile punishment, omnibus rivalry, cruelty to animals and various police court verdicts across London. Multiple cases include theft, assault, drunkenness, begging, and railway trespass with collegial remarks by magistrates.

Vallance Croydon Serene Beau Duke of Brenswick Afr Bean Jousyy Walker Simmonds Walters Southampton Buildings John Badman Mount Gardens Westminster Road Johnny Graham Johnoy

Forgery Case In Mansion House Court

Joseph Jones alias Barrett faces final examination before Alderman Farebrother on a stock transfer forgery charge. Evidence shows Jones lived with Sarah Edwards, wife of George Edwards of Coventry, with the couple entitled to 3 10s yearly in Long Annuities. The stock transfer used Sarah Edwards signature. George Edwards denounced it as forged and Jones was arrested about three weeks ago at Greenwich.

Siso Hull Edward Curtis Gibbs Alderman Gibbs Prigopor Swartowina Powell Mint William Lessue St. John's New Brunswick London Liverpool Aldermaan Kelly Bridewell Marlborough Street Thomas Knowles Hardwick Caroline Woods Little Windmill Street Soho Rerradony Pavrsas Henry Young Thomas Shylock Alen Henry Somers Mr. Hardwick Oasis St. Martin's Davis Twig Folly Waddington Young Arapis Allen Somers John Morrison Elizabeth Morrison Foley Place Jan Hera Wile Morrison Mr. Norton Patrick Hogan Bridget Welah Hornsphries Ireland Bouges Bridget Hogun Hogan Mrs. Welsh Station House Welsh Drew Holborn Frances Belcombe Mount Humphries Clerednwell Mary Ann South Bunter Meiddleton Square Hunter England France Aoch Myddleton Square Angel Alley W. Morgan Nd-street Wells Duke Wakeling Mgr. Wakeling Robinson Shia Benjamin Rickerda Lydia Hedges Bedfordstreet Bedford Row Menorn Spitalfields King Broughton Daniel Crawley Ann Jinner Nance Stuffey Crawley Vine Stuffey Westminster Bridewell Jack George Saunderson High Street Shoreditch Mr. Broughton Savunderson James Horsforth William Neville Henry le Lievre Cleveland Street Mile End Road Heritage Hursfurth Rascal Hermanter Ellen Cotterel Horsforth Smith Neville James Ling Secker Stamford Street Blackfriars Road James Reed Stareford Street Jedy Theras Wake Te Croxdin Railway Company Brighton Greenwich Croydon Waa Ther Iecr Mrerenors Assariuz Arthur Herfe David Moore David Heally No.1 Stephenstreet Lissongrove Messrs Wright Messrs. Wright Clarendon- Road Kersington-park Notting-hill Cnstaty Munro Witness Moore Tade Keefe Clive Mansion House Fouday Joseph Jones Barrett Alderman Farebrother John Forrester George Edwards Coventry Sarah Edwards

Robbery Suspect Swallowed Pockets Contents in Park

The case recounts Robert Dray reporting a purse theft in the parks between eight and nine. A woman allegedly grabbed four sovereigns and silver from Dray, who reclaimed the purse and restrained her until police arrived. Dray witnessed the suspect swallow a substance and believed she hid the coins. The prosecutor questioned sufficiency of evidence and planned remand for further inquiry and park searches.

Bow Catherine Harris Henry Benjamin Gambrill Reynolds 12Th Lancern Brook-street Green Park Piccadilly Pimlico Lowing Blethen Robert Dray Nolking Tam

Theatre Incident Ends With Settlement After Assault

The complainant accompanied by pressure to perform faced an attack during a piece at the theatre. He was assaulted with water and struck by Mr. Broadfoot and Mr. Barry causing him to retreat from the stage. Barry denied striking but admitted some involvement. Judge Elliott noted a violent attack and suggested settlement. Barry agreed to pay £1 plus £25 for engagement. warrants were dismissed.

Westminster Danie Stuer Rooweny Edward Criddle William Smith John Nettleton No.3 Sloany Square Sloane Street Criddle Criddley Alisa Etherington HI. W. Cox Smith Feilure Thomas Biskewell Maria Marshall Marlborough Road Chelsea Marshall Lambeth Creelty Brixton Maria Roast Brixton House of Correction Thomas Mansell Mary Gooding St. George's Alansetl Tim Sibley Wey Priory Mr. Sibley Norton Bai William Broadfoot Thamas Barry Astley’s Theatre Elliott John Weilens Pyrenees Barry Broad Broadfoot Batty Theouse

Rogues Target Church Cloth in Pulpit Robbery Case

A detailed report describes a theft of black cloth from a church pulpit linked to Mrs. Teddy’s death. Lawrence, Probert, Jones, and Stead plotted shop and church raids, using disguises and a tailor’s shop to pattern the cloth, which was later recovered with the suspects detained and examined.

Churen Wales Teddy Dbiseet Ross Probert Lerence Liapunc Bes Hacker Emith Lawrence Smith Broter Pring Ms. Jones Hagland Lawerence Mr Jones Jones Altrimerds Lawrence Acseale Job Tones Thomas Stead Davis Stead Mr. Hh Probert's Mr. Jones Lawrence Strata Erin

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