Tre Queen v Jules Obstructing Glaskin Street in Salford
Indictment against a Salford brewer for blocking a public road by gates and a yard across Glaskin Street, stopping carriage passage. Crown witnesses claim 40 years of cart traffic, defendant contends the road was impassable for 20 years. Trial spanned over 22 hours with 105 witnesses and a lengthy summing up.
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Livarroo
TRE Queen
Joules
Salford
Glaskinstreet
Sergeant Atcherley
Brown
Addison
Bir
Cresswell
Alexander
Wightman
Brandt
Hoggins
Roger
Atcherley
Robinson
Robinson v. Huldbrustey
Amelia Robinson
Blackburn
wea rening + cheathrs seister syoange
Thas Keress
3 & Bulcker
Justice Coltman
Workhouse Rebels and Guildhall Court Images of Crime
In a London session, Holdforth and husband face a week in prison for neglecting family duties amid a workhouse row. The Aldgate case probes parish aid, criminal conduct, and charity, while John Mabbott and a desk theft are hashed out by Alderman Pirie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holdforth
Peter Laurie
Aldgate
Mrs. Holdforth
Sir Peter Laurie
Lenton
Peter
Hadforth
Sir Peter Learie
Robbery Charge Involving Cab Driver Pair
John Barthram and Catherine Lyons faced Mr Combes for allegedly robbing German barber Jacob Verres of two valuable watches. The night’s events show Barthram as cab driver taking Verres from Aldgate to Kensington for three shillings when Lyons and another woman joined in, leading to the cab being halted and the party being restrained.
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Lydia Price
Hannah
James
James Daniels
Teakle
Lydia
Oxy
House of Correction
Broughton
Geome
Hayward
Paine
Graham
Spital-square
Wilkstreet
Spitalfields
Teant Teakle
H Division
Nelson-street
Bethnal-green
William Noel
Brown’s Lane
Barthram
Robert Howard
Stratford
Society of Friends
Cumberland
Mr. Howard
Clark
Ths
Cadwallader
Griffiths
Rama
Crisp “Eh
Thomas W
Tighey
Waterloo Road
Trail
Mr. Trail
Strand
Mr. Traill
Farringdon-street
Ann Carson
Fraill
Adam Smith
Old Kent Road
Prizoner
Nex-cross
Deptford
Hr. Traill
Witham
Ar. Traill
Witliam
Bergen
John Barthram
Catherine Lyons
Combes
Jacob Verres
Aldgate
Kensington
Lyons
Important Conviction Under the Highway Act
George Bridges of Ludgate hill and Shepherd's Bush faced conviction under the Highway Act for removing highway material without surveyors’ leave. Salter testified that dirt and debris collected to form a footpath, and Bridges’ servants repeated the removal despite warnings. The bench found the case proved and fined Bridges £1.
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Kensington
Patty Sessions
George Bridges
Ludgate Hill
Shepherd’s Bush
Salter
Hassersmith
Shepherd’s Bash
Bird
Brartin
Lost certificate and colonial notice in Sydney newspaper
Caution warns constables and others not to molest John M Mawvs who arrived in 1825 aboard the ship Amelia. He is described as 32, pale, hazel-eyed, sandy-haired carter from Dublin with a scar above the left eye and five feet eight inches tall. The piece also recounts St Paul’s bell history linking it to Westminster tales and the Great Tom of Westminster with notes on William III’s transfer and re casting dates.
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Baize
Ann-street
Waterloo Road
Blossom’s Inn
Lawrence
Alderman Pirie
Ridgway
Ellison
Blackfriars
Leighton
Fleet-street
Newgate
Church of England
Messrs. Dyer and Chambers
Mendicity Society
J.F. West
West
Piccadilly
Witness
Constable
Norwich
University of Oxford
Chambere
Mr. Chambers
Univerity
Oxford
Court of Queen’s Bench
University Forfelse
Chambers
Caldwell
Leader
Westminster
Francis Burdett
Clembers
Uatie
Lord Radnor
Hr. Charbers
Sturgeon
Elde
Perraquier
Tricecoptontic Perruquier
Perruquier
Perruguier
George-street
G. M. Evans
Birmingham
Soho
Zattow Gard
Ronyzep
Samuel
Elizabeth Abbott
James Crouch
Greengrocer
Leather Lane
Holborn
Joseph Lawrence
Stewart
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Jewin-street
Hampton Court
Saun
Gaze
Swaine
Williams
Cheapside
James Sexton
Amelia Cook
Harpur-street
Red Lion-square
Col. Thompson
Scott
East Indies
Bedford Row
Hubert Bailey
Francis
Lallantine
Limehouse
Carlier
Greenwich
Newman
Lieut
Mayott
Rowland
Rotherhithe
Bailey
Chartered Gas Company
Paul
Ballantine
Mr. Newman
Welch
Cockiey Stortine
Thomas
Henry Hearn
Mesars, Ballantine
Broderip
Daniel Colling
Harrison
Seaward
Millwall
Poplar
Thomas Hearn
Collins
Colling
Deptford
Wilson
Sydney
Amelia
Carter
Dublin
John M‘mawvs
St. Pavut
Edward of
Tom
Druids Magazine
Edward the
Westminster-hall
St. Paul’s Cathedral
St. Paul’s
William the Third
Westminster Hallgate
Januay
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Police Intelligence
Marieborough Stereref
Baeecine Letten
James Caldwell
James Fletcher West
Marylebon SE
John Moneton Evans
Rawlinson
Joseph Edwards
Upper
Marylebone-street
Bess
Collyer
Marine Society
Falcon
Aldersgate-street
Wolverhampton
Edwards
Thames Police
Union-Halz
Sarah Griffiths
Mary Ann Cadwallader
Holmer
Union Street
Borough
Jeremy
Lawley
Newington Causeway
Mary Jones
Weymouth-street
Kent-road
L Divisen
Messrs. Holmer
Shepherd
Cesk
Meste