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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 03, 1837

Page

6

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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