Robbery at Lincoln's Inn Fields Court Hears Six Charged
Six detainees including Romeee Chapell and Thomas Chapell faced a magistrate over alleged theft of about 500 pounds from solicitor Oster’s Lincoln's Inn Fields premises. Prosecution aims for remand to allow further evidence. Evidence tied to opened office door, safe, and seven sovereigns found on Thomas Chapell. Remand ordered for two weeks unless evidence is completed earlier.
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Romeee Chapell
Charles Chapell
Henry Cox
Sophia Cox
Ann King
Eliza Plant
Amelia Kemp
Jardine
Oster
Lincoln’s-inn-fields
C m
Central Criminal Court
Lincoln’s Inn-Fields
Ines
Thomas Chapell
Howevss
Bow-street
Porter
Musgrave
F Division
Pocock
Thomas Chapel
George Collier
Brook Street
New-road
Chapell
Semple
Camden-town
Collins
Defendant Allison Discharged After Westminster Lodging Case
John Allison and a boy named Smith faced charges after entering alleged brothels in Westminster. Evidence showed Allison sought a bed for two to three hours then for a full night, while intoxicated and with Smith. Bail was set and later recognizances posted for three months of good behaviour.
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John Allison
St. John’s-weed
Elizabeth ‘Wilson
Woodstock-street
Allison
Epon
Smith
Greenwood
Covington
Nee
Westminster
Horse Guards
Hatton Garden Drunk Man Fined For Fun With Constable
John Collins an Irishman faced charges for being drunk and assaulting a constable. He claimed it was all fun after a dropped crater. The magistrate ordered twenty shillings or three weeks imprisonment.
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Hatton Garden
John Collins
Combe
Queen Dowager Claim in Isleworth Free Warren Case Debated
In Croydon audio reports a crowded court debated whether the Queen Dowager holds the right of free warren over Isleworth and Lion manors. Sir F Pollock argued renewal must occur after the king's demise, while others urged adjournment to confirm crown intent. Proceedings also cover Mitcham overseers under the New Poor Law and crowding at Urbridge Petty Sessions amid recruitment talk.
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Eed
Sawyer
Isleworth and
Lion
Duke of Northumberland
Warren
Duke of ‘Clarence
Frederick Pollock
Queen Victoria
Charles I
Hanworth-park
Kempton-park
Dawe
F. Pollock
Croydon
Adams
Loraine and Sutherland
Mitcham Parish
Board of Guardians of the
Board of Guardians
Mitcham
Penfold
Urbridge Petty Sessions
Johnny Rawa
George the
Jean Baptiste
Affghanistan
John Leams
W. Wiseman, Bart
Mr. Dagnall
Serjeant Jones
58Th’ Regiment of Foot
Brentford Petty Sessions
Nichola
Col. Clitheroe
Iseworth
New Police Act Case and Street Disorder in London
Reports of charges under the Police Act include William Summers riding behind a coach and being discharged after explaining he walked 29 miles to Cambridge. Other cases involve John Jones selling beer before 1 am, assaults at Piccadilly and Oxford Street, and a knife and poker incident leading to a police injury and a capital trial referral.
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Worship Street
William Summers
Cambridge
Grove
Mellish
Mr. Grove
Avrre
Sras
L William Jordan
Stoke Newington
Deerederna
Marlborough Street
John Jones
Coventry Street
Long
Metropolitan Police Act
James Isaacs
Beresford
Mr. Isaacs
Mr. Long
Issacs
John. Goodered
Piccadilly
Greenwood
John Glover
Jardine
Air-street
Mr. Greenwood
Salocn
J. Greenwood
Waterford Armes
Waterloo-bridge
Victoria Theatre
Weet-End
William Crofts
Richard Painter
Thomas Preston
Alexander Farquhar
Albemarle Street
John Smith
Woodstock-street
Oxford-street
Farquhar
Fins
Smith
Union Hall
Binu SwixpLine
William Garland
Traill
Cahill
Northumberland Terrace
Bagnigge-wells-road
George Ener
Wm. Garland
Alway
G. Elnor
Stewart
Lissongrove
Einer
George Ricketts
Helepan
Bermondsey Street
Arrowx
Gentceman
Higge
Breter Hall Jetsy Strand
George Gordonovitch
Sanders
East India Company
Brasiela
India
Oude
Robert Buckland
England
Sydne
East Indies
Calcutta
Ness
Hamburg
Gordonovitch
London
Mesers
James Eddy
Westminster
Justices of Peace
Eboce
Temple
J. Campbell
Wakley
Stirling
Baker
Kensett
Marylebone
Baxen
Crown
Globe-lane
Mile
Globe-fields Chapel
Peole
Eastern Counties Railway Company
Buriel Ground
M’craw
Parker and Shaw
K 10
Bishopegtte Street
Glass
No. 5
Robert-street
Blackfriars Road
Jane Glass
Prisoner Fooled by Serjeant in Drunken Enlistment Ruse
A serjeant uses flattery and a shilling to enlist a prisoner, who resists, but is judged to have volunteered. Witnesses differ on intoxication. the bench hands him over to the serjeant for military service amid lively, period-voice detail.
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Anon
de Lacy Evans
Foutarabia
Wellington
Queen Victoria,” &c
Thomas Yeates
Three Legs
Edward Freely
Insolvent Debtors Court and Middlesex cases in 1839
The issue recounts the Insolvent Debtors Court where Charles Morrison faced opposition over his omnibus business from Hind and Woodroffe, with the vehicle from Angel Islington to Elephant and Castle sold after seizure. It also covers a Middlesex County Court session with William Jackson vs John Farrant over loans, and a later inquest into a Pole’s death and a coroner mileage dispute.
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Charles Morrison
Thomas
Hind
Woodroffe
Edward Morrison
Angel
Islington
Elephant and Castle
Mr. Thomas
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Lambeth Street
James Birch
George Sumner
Afary Norris
Alias Smith
Mr. Webb
Red Lion Street
Whitechapel
Webb
Birch
Mint
Middlesex County Court
Commissioner Dubois
William Jackson
John Jackson Farrant
Kes
John Farrant
Bea
Jonathan Sawyer
Peter Baggs
Cockaigne
Commissioner Dubvns
Viah
Peter
Mr. Sawyer
West End
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