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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 04, 1841

Page

5

Final examination in John Herry Bartow bankruptcy case

In Torspay the final examination of stockbroker John Herry Bartow revealed four years of average profits around £2,000 yearly, with losses in United States B shares and New Brunswick Land Company stock. The assignee reported debts about £5,000 and assets near £1,200. Bartow was deemed to have passed his examination. In the Secondaries Court a separate case Haynes v Benns concerned a defendant posing as Mr Crooks to obtain a suit of black clothes, resulting in a verdict for the plaintiff after humorous testimony and an apprentice's delivery proof.

Torspay John Herry Bartow Fane United States Hoe New Brunswick Land Company New Brunswick Australasia New Zealand Fennell Hayrnzs Charles Benns Secondary Potter C. Jones Thomas R. Webber Jones Crooks Suffolk-street Haynes James Stevens Crook Benjamin Smith Cross-street Walworth Benns

Repatry In the Custom House and Multiple Trials at Central Court

John Miller indicted for feloniously assaulting John Samuel Fisher with intent to rob at the Custom House. Fisher, a 15-year-old servant for Mr. Robert Hudswell, testified to the assault after paying £16 3s 6d into the treasury. A blue coat identified the assailant. Miller found guilty and sentenced to twelve months hard labour. Additional cases include alleged manslaughter on the Richmond steamer, Pearse guilty of cutting and wounding, Murphy guilty of manslaughter, Weinwright convicted of forgery and transportation, two men for stealing jewelry in a Thames rowing match, servant Martha Corbett found guilty of theft with heavy property losses, Wilkinson acquitted on ribbon theft but later convicted for receiving other goods, and other indictments for false pretences and receiving stolen goods.

John Miller John Samuel Fisher Adolphus Ryland Robert Hudswell Custom House Custom-House Treasury Thomas Kelly Board of Customs House of Correction Charles Munday Richmond Henry Dacres Edward Lewis Bodkin Doane Messrs Phillips Clarkson Richmond-bridge Cuttine Matmine Francis Pearse Henry Deale Ballantine Pearse Therisoner Michael Murphy Thomas Connor Payne Ratcliff Press London Hospital Edward Weinwright Swell Thomas Hughes Charles Brown Charles Jackson Thames Westminster Bridge Hughes Brown Martha Corbett Wm. Thurnell Reckivixe Storen Goons Robert Wilkinson Daniel Stubbs Chambers Messrs. Cheeper Woodstreet Cheapside Messrs. Che Messrs. Pickford and Co Tendergast Goodman Aldersgate-street Perton Scott Barnsley Yorksire Perty John Morgan William Sanker Eek Espinasee Chancellor London Kensington White Bear Ratcliffe Cross BPRS John Gay Rockley New Hummums Covent Garden Wallowespay Joseph Walter Metropolitan Convalescent Institution John Errington J. Smith W. Berknith W. Taylor J. Bridger J. Brinkworth T. Willams Randall T.priest Smith T. L. Wills J. Driscoll W. Johnson T. Walker W. Spong T. Walklate F. P. Herbrechter M. M.dermott J. Rigby J. Dodd G. Dodd W. King W. H. Crane J. Carr J. Krule J. Glibbs Elize Denks E. Wainwright 8. Whitely H. Sanders J. Amblett H. Coppin G. Finchley W. Arnold W. Bridgett W. Shearman J. Rice C. Gladhan F. Stanton T. Woodcock J. Trewett J. Williams Mary Parker W. Seal H. Turner J. Brown Mary Ann Ryan W. Davis Margaret Lester Ann Smith W. Bridger J. L. Johnson D. Neal J. Thompson G. Clayton G. Redford W. Miller G. Dean C. Price Margaret Luttman J. Gosling H. Blagden Catherine Crawley T. Lee T. Finegan Elizabeth M.grundy J. Walkey W. Taversham J. Green D. Crane R. Rounding W. Brooks W. Broad Elizabeth Glazier J. Ward J. Walter J. Mercer

Convict transportations lengthy as session ends

A London court detailed a string of sentences after a long session. Notable cases include a seven year transportation for deception over a public house lease, seven years for embezzlement, and varied terms of imprisonment and hard labour for numerous defendants. The list also notes many acquittals and dismissals as the session closed.

Police Records from London Streets in Early Era

Broad column of arrests and hearings across multiple stations. George Bailey faces trial for cloth theft from Cowper's warehouse in St Pauls. Henry Davis testified to the woollen theft. Benjamin Parker charged with wholesale fraud, James Allen fined for furious driving, and William Bankes alias Harris linked to indecent exposure in Green Park. Maria England case at Queen Square shows social disorder. Michael Savage alias Cannon charged with plate theft from Vincent-square. several Polish men remanded for sleeping in Cubitt brick-fields and later discharged after forgiveness.

George Bailey Thomas Wood Messrs Cowper St. Paul's Churchyard Henry Davis Tucker Charles J. Hogg Messrs. Cowper Gutter Lane Alderman Thomas Wood Frouds Deamers Benjamin Parker Lower Thames Street John Parker and Co Hobler Alderman T. Wood James Allen Cheapsite Ludgate Hill Queen Square Charlotte England Charles Wyndham Grosvenor Place Wyndham Grosvenor-place England Col. Wyndham Ely Thomas Edge Vincent-square John Nelson Piper Gregorie Forbes Joseph Bernacki Joseph Pezuski John Boveraski Cubitt Chelsea Hagland France

Omnibus racing in Vere Street clash and Swiss priest case

A morning street incident reports an omnibus No. 593 and another driven by a whip in a Vere Street race toward Oxford Street. The driver was fined. Separately, Rev Louis Waters a Swiss Catholic priest faced examination for allegedly soliciting benevolent funds in London under a fake China mission claim. He was remanded to secure Dr Griffiths’s attendance.

Marlborough Street Rewankabee Delusiox Louis Waters Maltby London Griffiths Bouciat District China Fitzgerald High St. Giles’s Grifiths Lee Russia Queen Victoria Russias Switzerland Prince Albert Mr. Maltby Mgr. Maltby Christopher Anne Collins Earl of Hillsborough Luke Rainey Mendicity Society Duke of Cambridge Sir Watkin W. Wynn Grosvenor Street County Down Mason Lord Hillsborough John Horsford

Notorious thieves and wild claims in London courts

A police court sequence describes a convicted thief linked to lead theft and a reckless claimant claiming German royal lineage. Other cases recount brash con artists in Windsor, a wife’s betrayal with a smithy worker, and a rogue vendor clash at a Kerry market corner with Irish street banter and a rowdy scene.

Robbery at Bermondsey Public House Key Tax Book Stolen

In Southwark, a burglary at the Three Jolly Hatters on Bermondsey Street occurred between 1 and 11 Sunday night. Thieves entered via an unfastened parlour window by the railway, stealing silver items and Mr Jackson's tax books. Police pursue the offenders.

St. Olave Southwark-bridge-road Jackson Three Jolly Hatters Bermondsey Street

Wounding case at Iver linked to apprentice incident

A Buckinghamshire farmer’s son Robert Stephenson was committed to Aylesbury gaol for trial on a capital charge of wounding with intent after an evening altercation with William Franklin, apprentice to a Weat Drayton bootmaker, who later died from a back wound. The case includes multiple local injuries and inquests.

Robert Stephenson Iver Buckinghamshire Aylesbury William Franklin Holton Weat Drayton Middlesex Colnbrook Franklin James Gue Hertford London Hospital Puckeridge Hertford Road Joseph Young Salmon Lane Limehouse Mawnslaughter Mr. Baker William Walker William Core Bricklane Spitalfields Wentworth Street William Radford Grinham Radford Madford Wm. Grinham Wm. Page Lambeth Street George Weight Earl-street Borough-road St. Thomas's Hospital Printing-house-square Shaugnessy George Butler Westminster Hospital Baker Berkele Castle Rahere-street Goswell-street Mary Cox Elizabeth Jones Stebbings William the Fourth William Street Bethnal-green-road Peter Scadron No. 16 Williams Street Rose Wuirtt Murper Higgs Knightsbridge Charles Griffiths Royal Humane Society Cole Charles-street Carter Henry Whitfield Smith Atkin Basinghall-street Tooley-street Tokenhouse Yard Ellis Thames Messrs. Lyon's Causeway Slangate Andrews Wapping School Strickland Execution Dock Ricuarns Manrin Wakley M.P Charles Richards St. Martin’s Lane Brompton Square Brompton Pollard

THE WORLD'S PROGRESS AND THE ROMAN REMAINS

A collection of excerpts on progress and philosophy contrasts modern polish with ancient virtue, notes on oak lightning effects and sap distribution, critiques bedside Dr Sangrado, then reports the Wisbaden Historical and Archaeological Society uncovering a well preserved Roman fortress with twenty eight towers and a triple moat near Heidenberg, Germany.

The Ch Valuer Wisbaden Heidenberg Germany

Longevity in Skye Parish Snizort Population Report

Census shows Snizort parish population 3177 with 1406 males and 1771 females. Five residents over 80, two over 103. total ages sum to 3575 years. Noted large family M Kinnon with 16 children and 15 supported by mother. Population declined from 3487 in 1831, attributed to consolidation of farms pushing tenants to emigrate.

Skye Snizort Suizort M’kinnon Kinnon M‘kinnon

Gentleness as a Habit of Virtue in Society

The text argues that gentleness, though often overlooked, acts as a powerful virtue in daily life and domestic relations. It suggests that small acts of kindness and a sympathetic bearing can bring greater relief to the giver and brighten the happiness of others, establishing gentleness as a lasting life habit.

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