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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 25, 1845

Page

5

Law Court Notes Misuse and Court Actions in 1845

A dense court record covers an interim order for Mary Harriett Melon Glover, living on Warwick street, plus a 40 day commitment for a glazier who hid assets from creditors. It also details Strand Sessions rulings on poor rates, a Robinson seizure case, gipsy-related vagrancy appeals, and Leicester district appeals over rogue and vagabond convictions with emphasis on form and standards of proof.

Goulburn Mary Harriett Melon Glover Mary Roberta Warwick-street Cookepur-street Manchester City of York Birmingham Robert Street Adelphi King-street Bloomabury Great Queen Street Lincoln'’s-inn-fields Gloucester-place Kentiah-town County of Middlesex Kentishtown Smatl Depts Act Ospanp Axp Otuers Rupp Geld Northfeet Cocksedge Westrap Ravine Rae Portant QtvEstiox Steele Barton Corder Baston Knossington Mr. Hildyard Mr. Macaulay Wildyard East Norton Petty Sessions Nathaniel Smith Charles Campbell Morrie Charles Swann Leicester George IV Esid Nathaniel House of Correction Macaulay Hildyard Plato Smith Violet Plato Dives Smith Owston Oakham P. C. Morris Violet Smith Appellant East Norton Sidsummer Ansizes H. W. Wilson Baron Pollock Leicestershire Mercury Robert Sherwin Thomas Kemp John Dudley Loughborough John Draycott Syston Dudley Burdett

Police Reports From The Stock Exchange District

Police records detail disturbances and assaults near the Stock Exchange, including a nose-pulling case at Bartholomew Lane, a bail set at 20 pounds, and multiple minor offences across Bow Street and Marylebone court. Also covered are embezzlement probes, public-house disputes, and a serious stabbing incident during a murky altercation at a Spitalfields location.

Witnesses and Defence Clash in Robbery Trial

The trial heard that the accused did not know of the halting plan by twelve, two hours after claiming to have informed Superintendent Bartlett. Mrs Bartett testified he did not cell until after twelve, contradicting earlier oath. Neighbours funded an appeal effort that stalled, funds paid to the lawyer, and a memorial to the home secretary may be sought for a favorable response.

Breweford Hourston Barracks Fisau Lieutenant Kerwan Tarleton G. Baillie Dr. Walmenley Armstrong Twining Frere Lieut Kerwan Fane Witnese Clarkson Preasner Baring Quartermaster Tarleton Central Criminal Court Marrlion Haven Stock Exchange John Spillard Jobn Chick Worthington Worthington Bartholomew Lane Taylor Spillard Mr. Spillard Opon Traill Powell Fint Juvaxicz Toasdey Mary Berson Jeremy Cottingham Tottenham Tho Ueas Stracurar Casey George Seymour Rachel Cole Bio William IV Hannah Cole Hannah Bartlett Auch Leicester Chronicle

Blessings on Science and Steam unite nations in progress

A sprawling, period piece column extols science, steam, and universal progress. It envisions rail links uniting peoples, celebrates knowledge over ignorance, and urges worldly advancement as dawns a modern utopia. Glasgow 1515 Cuantes Mackir. FLOGGING IN SCHOOL REPUDIATED. On Monday morning Jaat, an interesting discussion tok place between the boys of the Falmouth British School and Mr. Coombe, the master, concerning school offences and proni b ments. Propositions were made by the master, and unani mously agreed to by the boys, to test the practicability of laying aside entirely the one of the red.

Carnelius Sullivan James Barnerd Alderman Wood West London Union Thompson Sullivan Rogarry mm Jobn Williams Fig Tree Court New Square Lincoln’s Inn New Inn Temple Marylebone John Hall J. J. Seaton Hampstead Road Miller Robinson Seaton Hilston S Division Cas Law Henry Bathurst Gloucenterplace Bathurst Charles Allott Rawlinson William Ashmore Temple-bar Bridge Street Joseph North Charlotte Arabella Balfe Sweet Seventeen North Row Pentonville Charlotte Birk Watkins Coombe Miss Balfe Miss Balle Paul Mesias Earth Twasalis Aways Beason Glasgow Cuantes Mackir Falmouth

Walking on the Water by Skis and Iron Plates in Hanover

A Hanover report claims two youths, one Swedish the other Norwegian, walked on water using hollow iron skAre plates fitted to skis, then towed a boat with eight inside, drawing the garrison’s interest as a potential military trick.

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