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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 21, 1838

Page

6

Carpenter oversteps bounds in street confrontation case

A Mr Hill engaged in a dispute with a carpenter identified as James Anderson in London. Anderson, hearing impaired, claimed he was assaulted when the complainant pushed him, leading to accusations of attempted robbery. The lord mayor advised settling privately. Hill refused to pay seven shillings, and Anderson was sent to Giltspur Street Compter after bail default.

Hill Ains 4 Lond James Anderson Anderson Bow Street Borris Solomon No. 2 Back Road Shadwell William Skinner Strand Sir F. Roe Thomas Flower D. Leyden Dovercourt F. Roe Norton Peryfor Ryderstreet St. James’s National Gallery Ryder Street Theerson John M‘farlane Thomas Fullerton Hugh Doyle Richard Farrell Thomas Quin Manchester-street Manchester-square Zetting Serjeant Hooker M‘farlane Wimpole-street Farlane Rifle Corps Mr. Hoskins M'‘Farlane Lincoln Urer Thomas Williams John Gregory Harcourt-street Bryanstone-square Newgate Edward Cooney Blenard Bucklersbury Wilson Hanway-street Oxford-street Bank of England John Cannon Ogle Street Middlesex Hospital James Curtis Marlborough Street Kitty Johnson Peggy Dymoke Mr. Shutt Peggy Kitty Sam Ogle-street William Wright Robert Hitchcock Sullivan C 120 Gilbert Street Oxford Street Wright Hitchcock Witness Noble Conant Rowden Holdsworth Ball’s Pond Islington Codd Grove Hackney Hatton-garden Avery Hobler Aga House of Correction William Yeoman Edward Gill Mesarg Smith and Co Whitechapel Lady Like’s Grove Messrs Smith Prig Mr. Gill Soos M‘craw Gill Cordell Butt Lady Leake M. Eudosie Lefort Phoenix Georges William Popkiss Ramsgate Duke of Wellington Cinque Ports Margate North Foreland Havre London Tielmsman Padiavocet Ballantine Court of Queen’s Bench Great Britain France Pelham Trinity House Greenwood Dreavroe Steam-Packet Conxision Dublin Conv S Shannon Pym St.atharine’s Dock Falmouth Plymouth St. John-street Minories Portsmouth Thomas Williams Brighton Forfarshire Thames Alderman Stairs Lower East Smithfield Bulwarke, &c Stamford Hill Kingsland Mellish Robinson Elizabeth Chapman St. Bartholomew’s Hospital Henry Boulton Mr Craig Fort-place Bermondsay John Turstin Kent Road Greenwich-road Turstin

Attempted arson and assaults in London magistrates ward

Reports from Bow Street and Marlborough Street describe George Abbott and others facing charges for attempting to set fire at Aldersgate workhouse, plus separate cases of assault, theft, and public disturbance. Victims include ward residents, a lodging house occupant, and a Spanish ambassador’s residence.

Bournemouth Police Court Tenants Hear Crime Tales

A chaotic London court tale recounts James Taylor starving and breaking a hospital pane to be jailed, Mary Ann Whatley accused of stealing a watch, Daniel Galloway seeking relief after self destruction bid, and Langford and Elvins caught in a cash-box robbery scheme with a note-wary inspector.

Queen Square James Taylor Westminster Hospital Burrell Taylor Jamaica Duke of York’s Artillery Mr. Burrell Hammersmith Marlborough Northumberland Arms Prigoner Daniel Galloway Royal Humane Society Green Man Oxford Street

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