Public court records reveal a Birmingham case and a bail hearing
Central Criminal Court coverage details a Birmingham magistrate session with Alderman Lawrence invoking police powers, a rider about green-yard costs, and the arrest of a young man in a theft inquiry. It also includes Mrs Ledbitter's cross examinations and her husband Mr Ledbitter testimony, ending with bail granted for further sessions.
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Trials for sedition at Milton Street Theatre
The trial of J. J. Bezer and three other defendants for sedition follows their July meeting at the Milton Street Theatre. The Crown argued the gathering aimed to disturb public peace, while Bezer claimed political disadvantage and defended his charterist stance. Baron Platt presided as verdicts returned guilty and sentences laid out, including two years’ imprisonment and fines for Snell, Crowe, Bezer, and Bryson.
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Police Reports From Mansion House And Courts
A chaotic briefing of London crime notes covers stabbings in public houses, thefts, counterfeit goods, frauds, and public nuisances. It notes defendants before the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and magistrates, with cases ranging from knife attacks over vulgar language to bankruptcy proceedings and suspected cruelty to children.
Gentlemanly prisoner pleads guilty to forgery in India linked scheme
The prisoner, a young man from a respectable family and a former lieutenant in India, admitted forging to obtain £600 in plate from Storr and Mortimer. He arranged payment with a forged instrument and was contrite. prosecutors retraced the scheme after he offered a ring in settlement. Commissioner Bullock paused sentencing to consider, with judgment adjourned to Monday Sept 18.
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Sunday Traptxa Sabbath closure notice by city chemists
Surgeons chemists and druggists in the eastern metropolis announce temporary Sabbath closures from Sunday next the 3rd of September between eleven in the forenoon and six in the evening to supply only urgent needs or as directed by professionals. In Zelle on the Moselle a great fire, starting at seven on the 22d, destroyed 200 houses and left nearly 2,000 inhabitants homeless with losses to stores provisions wine furniture and clothing.
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