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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 01, 1839

Page

5

Murder trial ends in acquittal at Liverpool assizes

Francis Joo rent, a Belgian sailor, was tried for the murder of Mary Milligan in Liverpool. Witnesses and evidence described a stabbing in an improper house and subsequent events before the Pauline vessel. the jury acquitted the defendant after three hours of deliberation.

Norkers Liverpoot Pauline Brunswick Peter Terrane Eugene Justice Coltman William Vickers Jackson George Vickers Smith Christopher Doyle John Kaye Hulme William Butterworth Manchester William Tilman Joseph Linney John Evin Samuel Scott Timothy Booth James Leach George Smith John Dagon Castleton William Barker Frederick Davidson Robert Ball Daniel Ball Bolton William Willoughby John Warden George Lloyd Henry Parkingon Charles Morris John Oldershaw William Harvey Joseph Dillon County Palatine Sergeant Atcherley Adolphus George Dickers Smith John Holmes Edward Riley William Stansfield John Wright John Hodges William Durrant William Naylor Thomas Ward James Cope Newton Joseph Booth Adam Dunon John Lachford John Green Charles M‘mellan Thomas Ratcliffe Aspoult John Wightman James Sharples Andrew Morgan John Gill John Helt Thomas Farrell James Pilling Jonathan Merle Joseph Bostock John Holt James Heywood Joseph Wilde James Morris Edward Glenhem Robert Gillibrand John Pearsall Richard Eastwood Isaac Crompton William Openshaw Solomon Greenhurst John Pilling Thomas Heywood John Smith John Bardsley Samuel Bardsley John Cox William Wardle Mr. Wilkes Cox and Wardle Bardsley Bardsleys Alexander Mee Ralph Boyce Brgndt Wilkins Messrs Howard and Merrick Eergeon Atcherley

Forger y on the Swiss Government Nets London Suspect

The lord mayor hears a case of Ferdinand Vanaz alias F Frey a foreigner charged with multiple forgeries. Police traced letters of credit stamps and a gold watch bought in Basle as part of frauds amounting to Swiss francs. He is remanded for a fortnight amid warnings over Sunday pub closures.

Vanaz London Frederick Frey John James Stordet Great St. Helen’s Place Basle F. Frey Treasury Canton of Thurgau Thurengia John Merlan Forcast England Government of Thurgau Ferdinand Vanaz Canton of Mayence Directors of Police Asse N.B Daniel Forrester Prevot Switzerland Brussels Daniel John Forrester Siordet Mr. Wontner

Brutal assaults and drunken disorder at London courts

The article details multiple cases: a father named Michael Burn beating his son and facing charges, a couple James Carey and Catharine fined for assaulting Emma Vickery, and other arrests for drunkenness in Marlborough Street. It notes embezzlement charges against John Price with lace and satin thefts, and a related arrest for a silk handkerchief theft.

Brora Farser Michael Burn Southampton-court Tottenham-court Road Patrick Sheen Mr. Rawlinson Michael James Carey Catharine Devonshire-street Lisson-grove Emma Vickery Rawlinson Cork Steven-street Lissongrove Timothy Conolly Kitty Mahony Smarlborough Street Tre Strreets Sarah Mack Cambers John Price Howell and James Mercers Regent-street Fuller George Bailey Unicorn Jermyn-street Parker James William Parker Wontner Newgate Red Lionmarket Whitecross Street J.W. Parker Central Criminal Court Mesars.Howell and, Co

Hatton Garden Prostitution Case and Clerkenwell Incident

In Hatton Garden Eliza Anderson was convicted for drunken public disturbance after grabbing several men in Lucas-place Brunswick-square and was fined and imprisoned for three days. In Clerkenwell James Wellett was found in a servant’s bedroom with the stock broker’s clerk, deemed not felonious but admonished and warned on any repeat.

Daniel Higginson Newton Manchester Oldham-road Beswick Riley Reawick T. Ratcliffe Aspull Wigan Sergeant Atcherley Wilson Crown Dickenson Hulton Winyates J. Fairplay James Coupe Williams Higginson Ten Acre Lane Flixton White Moss Hatton Garden Eliza Anderson Haycock Perenee Lucas-place Brunswick-square Mallett Southampton Mr. Bennett Bennett West Copthall-court City John Lambert Brough Erman Copeland Kinsey and Johnson Ee Indsay Alderman Copeland William Hawkins Mary Hawking Collyer Blackman-street Camberwell Alderman Brown Mr. Newman Alderman Lucas Brixton Thames Richard Oakley Greenwood Captain Polson Isabelle Sarah White River Police Mr. Greenwood Symons Metropolitan Police Humane Society Metro-Politan Thames Police Richard White Isabella Sarah Lambeth Dreegermen Charles Swain Anthony Nicholl Isabella Pollis New

Knocker at Parliament Door Spurs Court Action

Barnaby M Dermot a disreputable Irishman was charged under the Metropolitan Police Act for wanton disturbances at No 54 Parliament Street after repeatedly knocking ringing and demanding to see Mr French MP. He was fined 20s with default to 15 days in the House of Correction.

Queen Square Knocaine Barnaby M‘dermot Alfred Clark Metropolitan Police Act Harriet Blandon French M.P Parliament Street Mr. French House of Commons Gregorie House of Correction Patrick Palley Tothill-street Westminster Chapman Chancy Luke Impey Combe Spitalfields Church Thomas Brushfield Christchurch Spitalfields Mr. Brushfield Mr. Combe Pierse Division of Police Brushfield Spitalfields Market Mr. Brassfield Whitechapel Pilbro Beadle Jem Hearthstone Bishopsgate-street R. Gregory Spitalfielde

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