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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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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Middlesex
Teesoir
Sesjeant Adams
Hick's Hall
Clerkenwell Green
Oll
Philanthropic Society
Charles M‘cankill
Wild
House of Correction
Serjeant Adams
Tonbridge
Amociors Cruetty
Henry Jenkins
Carmen
Tunbridge Wells
Thomas
Royal Society For the Prevention
Mary Fielder
Southborough Common
William Draper
Fielder
Southborough
Horac
Mr. Thomas
Witneau
Scoon
LAW
James Smith
Green Isle
John Lindsay
Charles Hall
Joseph Lunpick
Abbott
Aticka
Dartford
Lindsay
Jesus
Father Mathew
Uader
Pat
Mister Abbott
Horace Meatyerd
Chatham Place
Wood
Meatyard
Andrews
Moorgate Street
Meatgard
Horace Meatyard
Charles Meatyard
Stafford
Holy Cross
St. Giles's
Shropshire
Alderman Wood
Andrewe
Mra. Baker
Waldon
Crowncourt
Warwick Lane
Childe
Mrs. Waldon
Baker
Southware
Erammersmiteh