Genwal Criminal Court Opens 12th Session with 236 Prisoners
The Genwal Criminal Court opened before the lord mayor and sheriffs. The grand jury faces cases including arson at a workhouse ward and a capital assault on a 13 year old girl. Beardsworth found guilty of fraud and transported seven years. Pomeroy found guilty of stealing jewelry and Bartlett of receiving. sentences vary.
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Aldérsgate
Eagt. London Union
Grand Jury
Amelia Levy
Wiliam’ Beardsworth
Bamford
Woods
Howland Street
Fitzroy-square
Ballantine
Payne
Dennis Woods
William Beardsworth
Liverpool
Milbank
Charlotte Pomeroy
Avin Bartlett
Ather É Cook
Clarkson
Bart Jett
Robert Brodie
L Division
Surre Theatre
Bartlett
Pomeroy
Providence-place
New-street
William West
Mount-street
Lambeth
Savage
Paradise-street
Barrett
Stephen Davies
Thomas Butler
Butler
St. Paul’s Church-Yard
Barclay
Farringdon-street
Bank of England
Wales
London
India
America
New York
Mr. Butler
Bank of
Humane Taunton method aims to reduce pig suffering
A Taunton gentleman proposes a humane pig-killing method using a seven pound iron hammer struck to stun the animal before throat-slitting. The plan claims to erase cries and dying struggles and lessen animal suffering.
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Taunton
London Court Case Sets Parcel Delivery Responsibility
At Bow Street the Lord Mayor ruled on a dispute between the London and Birmingham Railway Company and contractors Chaplin and Horne over parcel deliveries to Euston square. Chaplin and Horne were fined ten shillings and costs after evidence showed their delivery staff were responsible for the parcel in question.
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Pee Postre
London
Birmingham
Rilway Company
Messrs
Chapman
Horne
Metropolis
Euston-square
Henry Bowring
Reoms
Mincing-lane
Fenchurch-strest
Chaplin
Railway Company
Chaplin and Horné
Gummons
Baggater
London and Birmingham Railway Company
Bagster
Chaplin and Horne
Orne
Humorous Dayxxarn in Saint Pancras Road Ends with Fines
A London case excerpt details James Willmott charged for drunkenly attempting to stand on his head in Saint Pancras Road and amusing passengers. Other defendants include Thomas Jones fined for a similar act, George Worrell who shot at fish in Paddington, and Isabella Read jailed for repeated deception using injuries to extort money. Millicant Ablethorp faced embezzlement charges tied to Mrs. Susannah Hutchinson, with forged receipts and a plan to repay.
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James ‘Willmott
Thimble and Shears
Saint Pancras Road
Mr. Rawlinson
Mr. Rawlison
Snip
Dronkarp
Thomas Jones
Great Bang-Street
Serjeant Jones
S Division
Jones
Fisn-Shootine
Paddington
George Worrell
Piscator
Isabella
Read
Hoskins
William Walton
Fitzroy-street
Mitchell
Blue Boar Inn
Holborn
Newgate
Desertion charge over mother in case of eight month old infant
Jane Challoner, brought before Mr. Chambers at St George Hanover Square, faced desertion allegations after an infant was found abandoned at a Gillingham Street house. The case revealed a complex tale of alleged incest and shared parentage with Courtney and Challoner, and the court discharged the desertion charge while parish officials prepared to pursue conspiracy claims.
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Bow Street
Thomas Perkins
Carter
Waterloo-bridge
George Dawton
Roe
Chatham
F. Roe
St. Giles
Queen Square
William Birt
Maniac
Buckingham Palace
Gratwick
St. James’s Park
Palace
New Kent Road
Bethlem
Mr. Burrell
St. George’s
William Henry Wright
Cook
Charles Street
St. James’s Square
Richard Dullagan
Charles Frederick Sasge
No. 5
Salisbury-court
Salisbury-square
Witness
Dorset Street
Sasge
Dullagan
Suffolk-street
Haymarket
Mr. Cook
Wright
Thomas Clark
White
Lambeth Street
Mary Ann Papsworth
Moses James Berwick
Denmark-street
Anthony
Page
Atin Bourke
Jacobs
Clar
Queeh-aquare
Fisher
St. Ann-street
Westminster
Bayswater
Oxford-aquar
Hyde Park
Griffiths
St. George’s Hospital
Abraham Ponson
Middlesex Hospital
St.George’s Hospital
Ponsford
South Wharf
Paddington
Wellington Barracks
Messrs
Lauchlan
Blackfriars
England
Farringdon Street
Watling-street
Holborn
Currier’s Row
Playhouse Yard
Cartier’s Row
Times
Braidwood
Bristowchlan
Sun
Bristow-street
Smith
Currier
S-Row
Noa
Jowerparss
Austen
Charing
Samuel Davies
Welshpool
Dawson
London and Birmingham
Kilburn
Leigh
1St Dragoon Guards
Coventry Barracks
Cotton
Viscount Combermere
Lee
South Shields
Tyne
Shields
Cullercoats
Shepherd’s Quay
Martin
Peter Lawson
Nevins
Courtney
Mr. Courtney
Joseph Craven
Challoner
Four men rescued after river barge sinks near Chelsea
In rough seas a Corporation barge laden with iron ore sank after taking on water near Paradise row Chelsea. Four men clung to planks, were rescued by lightermen Henry Gaylard and Thomas Cole, two of whom were near death, and later recovered at the wharf. A body-like figure was observed embedded in mud near Millbank at dawn.
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Paradise Row
Chelsea
Henry Gaylard
Thomas Cole
Corporation
Joseph Anthony
Millbank
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