Prisoner Guilty For Attacking Prosector In Shop Row
An indictment by the Recorder heard at Clerkenwell and Whitechapel County Courts reveals a defendant found guilty after a trial for assaulting the prosecutor in a shop confrontation. The jury recommended mercy and the prisoner received a fine and recognisances to keep the peace for one year. Additional cases cover bonnet dyeing disputes and a wage claim by a schoolmaster against a priest, with judgments ordering payment and costs.
Court On Dray Theft Trial Ends with Not Guilty Verdicts
The London Criminal Court heard a trial over a kilderkin of ale stolen from Truman Hanbury Co. Press and Pratt were accused of theft and handling. evidence showed misbooked deliveries and lax checks. The Recorder ruled there was insufficient proof to convict, noting possible business misconduct and calling for further inquiry.
Police Reports From Mansion House and Guildhall
A long crime roundup describes embezzlement charges against Joseph Salmon a Newcastle salesman and thefts by Corail Heil and others. It covers pickpocketing in the queen’s hall safe room, a silk mercers fraudster Henry Farmers alias Robert Williams, a Westminster assault case, lottery fraud warnings, umbrella thefts from Ludgate Hill, and a series of traffic and bigamy hearings with multiple remands and indictments.
Drunken man charged and bail set at London station
Edward Thodey of Belinde Cottages Islington was brought to the station house charged with being drunk and incapable of taking care of himself. Bail was posted to appear but he did not attend. Mr Miller, a tailor in Kennington Lane, offered sureties for Thodey’s appearance but could not pay 403. Mr Elliott pressed for the recognizances to be estreated after learning Thodey had a gold watch and two £50 notes on his person.
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Eight charges were brought forward on Tuesday without a prosecutor present. Mr Yardley complained about police detaining parties without knowledge of the facts, citing ten morning cases of frivolous offences. He warned against a recurrence and threatened steps to stop the reprehensible practice.
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Alleged murder at Gravesend unfolds with manslaughter path
Newspapers report the Gravesend case of William Wilson charged after an inquest found possible apoplexy as the cause of death of Mary Ann Pucher. Testimony shows repeated violence by Wilson, with experts debating external blows, while magistrates remand him for trial on a manslaughter charge.
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