Disgraceful Clerical Scandal Highlighted in Court
The court heard allegations of a horrid nature against a clergyman and his male companion, with evidence describing brutal conduct and a heated dispute over assault. Despite defense calls for self defence, the case revealed a pattern of depravity, leading to convictions for want of bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meccantainteas
Combe
Mr. Combe
Pope
Central Criminal Court
Boddington
Rey
Court records reveal complex bankruptcy and bail cases
In London, assignees chosen in a chemist debtor matter while a bill of sale dispute awaits later ruling. Separate insolvency bail for actress Miss Forde. a robbery with violence verdict against William Stringer and co defendants. a bigamy trial against Rev Stephen Aldhouse concludes with guilty verdicts amid lengthy witness testimony.
Riot and assault at central court and child abuse cases
William Taylor, a plasterer, was found guilty of assaulting police constable Robert Collins during a riot on the common and sentenced to three months hard labour. Edward Leader, a painter, was convicted of aggravated assault with explicit intent to rape a young girl. he faces two years in prison. A man named Stringer alias Fitzgerald stood charged with robbery and threats.
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Churchiles
William Stringer
William Fitzgerald
Mills
Charles Newstead
Smith
Wlas Nell Gwynne
John Ellis Churchill
Messrs. Clarkson
Bodkin
Clarkson
Tar
Mir
Churchill
Ole Doleis Churchill
Hodkin
Lantin
Ellis
Everington
St. Paws
St. Paws Churchyard, Loam Nephew of Mr. Wynn Pilis
Great
Marlboronet
Hyde Perkou
Kensington Cardens
Oyfort Street
Kensington
Eay
Stinger
Dane
Newstead
Beter
Oxford
Parkdane
Grosvenor Square
Stiinger
Aucinity
Crooke Street
Fia Contery
Fran
Mivarts Otel
Joe
Vine-street
Peibnet
Baron Stotte
Fitzpatrick
State House
String
Stringer
Witzpatrick
Sheppard
Cane
Sutton
Messrs
Marlborough Street
Nuwatead
Hyde Park
Robert Iyster
Stanhope Street
Fitzgerald
Alow
William Thorn
Mr. Clarkson
Frederick Clack
Esaralied
Mr. Bodkin
Broan-street
Grouevenor Square
Cross
Broad Street
Travers
Park-lane
Seon Stringer
Uae
Tadah i. Tages Stringer
Ulsun Ka Weet
Thomas Davis
Ae Son
Thomas Plame
Hehe Vay
Allel Sheppard
Win
Meine
Stewie
Chavet
Baron Rolfe
William PA
Marlhe
Hetty Sa
Corsite Lac Sare le Foster-lane
Ath
Charehill
Shia
Hhavay ii
Suringer
Bem
Charlee Seal Newstead
Traspor
Krexsixetos CumMonx
Assacer
Constanti
Baron Roatfe
William Tayior
Robert Collins
Payne
Areeu
Heidiuc
Robert Collis
Comaon
Tower-street
Henry Knutchford
Colling
George Brown
Baron Ruli
Laren
Atemitno Victarion
A Farugi
Edward Leader
Laurina Leader
St. Marylebone
Charnock
House of Correction
Ixtan
Sanan
Baron Rolte
Oane
Sarah Stroud
Michaeli
Dearth
Sarth Stroud
George White
J. Whittle
J. Redle
J. Cooper
TL Pedigree
J. Saylor
J. Lee
J. Pyler
J. Robinson
Mh. Bowell
W. Ladd
J. Slern
Dalia Midford
Bridget Armstrong
Ellen Gayon
G. H. Pyne
Bien Recan
J. Wright
Venables
Jane Wilsom
John Pitta
G. Evans
J. Smale
T. Wilson
LT. Williams
J. Power
J. Murray
R. Brooke
W. Dean
BE. Gurney
S. Dickinson
G. Willington
C. Bedford
Ann Reynolds
G. Pownley
I. Leather
I. Leader
Sarah Cumber
Mirabeth Greenfield
J. Shephard
G. Sanders
J. W. Shaw
W. ‘Thompson
W. Allen
Alias Green
J. Herbert
W. Sooton
T. Ariddleton
D. Barnes
MD. Hasler
D. Clements
H. Watson
Joseph Hughes
Wm. Henderson
I. Hughes
John Brown
J. Palmer
Thomas White
W. Trueman
S. Walker
Billg
Question of Property and Crime Ends with Seven-Year Transportation
A woman testified about a torn family dispute over property tied up by a father's will and alleged ill treatment by her former husband. The prisoner was sentenced to transportation for seven years after the recorder found no extenuating circumstances and noted deeper harm to the prosecutrix.
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Aanee
Morse
Himelf
Gravesend
Tie Proseertrix
Historic Sessions Result Report On Varied Sentences
At the close of sessions prisoners received judgment including commutations and revisions. The list records executions stayed, life terms, 10 year terms, seven year terms, hard labor sentences, short imprisonments, juvenile Whipping, acquittals, and guilty pleas amid a broad mix of county offenses and penalties.
Indictment Overturned as Mistake Not Malice in Burial Case
The defendant was found guilty after objections to the indictment. The judge ruled the offence indictable but accidental and not malicious, treating it as a mistake. The defendant remained at large on recognizance of ten pounds awaiting judgment.
Fire Suspect Cleared as Identity Fails at Guildhall
In a Guildhall hearing Henry Quick, a former Walker wine house porter, faced charges of setting fires to warehouses in Seacoallane. Witnesses varied on his identity. Alderman Johnson discharged him for lack of conclusive evidence, while Inspector Martin prepared further inquiry if remanded.
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Cuance
Henry Quick
Walker
Farringdon-street
Seacoallane
Alderman John Johnson
Mornine
Notting-hill
Scearoallane
William Withouse
Weymouth Street
Kent
Harriet Baker
No. 15
Bishop's Court
Leeser
Nadine
Mr. Walker
Alderman Jahnsenash
Wilker
Alderman Johnson
Sle
Bihop’s Court
William Mann
Prismier
Hutchings
Maun
Sharp
Mr. John's Street
Goswell Street
Old-street
Newgate-street
Martin
Baker
Bristol Assize Trial Over False Polling Answers
At Bristol assizes, Rev William Jary faces charges of giving a false answer to a polling question about residence for voting. The case details the register, the Lodge Street residence, and the June 29 election where Mr Lucy voted after being cautioned. The jury convicts were addressed, with witnesses describing the booth proceedings and the county court’s instruction to read descriptions from the register.
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Evrsine Stretuxgs
Stephen Aldhouse
Hephzibah Roberts
Hogland
John Yarn
St. Leonard’s
Shoreditch
Frances Morse
John George Aphold
Wilson-street
Finsbury
Miss Morse
Web
Witness
George Morse
Clarkson
Montague
Charnock
Alchause
Barclay’s
Mr. Clarkson
Towas
Ste James's
Clerkenwell
John Roberts
Han
Poote
Forse
Ife
Gibowlin
Charnaeck
Domarrio
Red Lion-street
Woolwich Onen
Norwich
Implie
Sir William Postey
Sir William
Bay
Ebe
Sir William Foster
Whitecross Street
Witners
Mrs. Aldhouse
William Foster
Aldhouse
Fiizabeth Jones
Everton
Surrey
Cent
Jo Sail
John George
Egerton
Jane
Mr. Morse
Mr. Aldhouse
Devi
Mr. Charnock
Tiase Jary
Morse
Bristol
Tony
Cleeney Wan
Leey
William Jary
Wristal
Nissons
Barstow
Butt
Luce
Lucy
Lodge Street
Lodge-street
Jarman
Berkeley
Mfr
Miles
Air
Wm. Fripp
Vaughan
Taylor
Surpies
Fripp
Lacy
Ater
Law
John Bowey
W. O. Hare
Ander
St. Augustin
Thomas David ‘Taylor
Sergeant Bompus
G. Smith
Uiey
Extortion scheme linked to Fitzgeralds and trial at Old Bailey
A well dressed man named Thomas Addy, real name Robert Hyne Eddy, faced Bow Street and Marlborough Street examination and Old Bailey indictment for extortion and an attempted assault with intent to rob. The man pursued Henry Bellamy Webb through Covent Garden and was captured after a police exchange, with Webb’s account tying Addy to the alleged extortion ring.
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Fiacerald
Penple
Bow-street
Marlborough Street
Old Bailey
Fitzgeralds
Owis Peple
Leicester-square
New-street
Covent-garden
Prand
Inspector Plume
C Division
Castlestreet
Webbin
Hall
Trivial Assault Case Before the Magistrate
Edward Lowrie cab driver faced charges for ruffianly outrages on Inspector Black Sergeant Burke and constable Berry and on Mr Olivier of New Bond Street. Witnesses testified to blows and biting as Lowrie attacked police and bystanders with a large stick. He denied memory after brandy but received fines and imprisonment totaling two months plus one month for police assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Lowrie
Rawlinson
Black
Baker-street
Madame Tussaud
Inspector Jack
Sergeant Hurke
Alludedo
Inspector Black
Burke
Olivier
Prisoner Locked Up Amid Legal Inconsistencies
The text describes a prisoner being locked up following a dispute over unequal laws. It comments on perceived unfairness and the need for a consistent system, but provides no authorities, dates, or explicit charges.
Ink Stains Stir Up Inked Justice at Islington Shop
Mrs Susannah Wren faced a summons by Mrs Williams over an ink spill at a pastry shop on Lower Road Islington. Wren denied tossing ink while Williams claimed stains on her and children’s clothes. Magistrate Mr Combe fined Wren 20 shillings plus costs as the dispute over shop rights and apologies played out in court.
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Marlborough Street
Cantors Scenic
Wimayrh
Ann White
Fitzpatrick
Affleck
Mr. Fitzpatrick
Colonel Affleck
Jane
Colege
Mileck
Park
Grosvenor.square
Amieck
Tony
Pahie
Shere
Amy White
Shiv
Aslock Tuld
Ms Lamant
Chlone Affleck
Atheck
Alelthy
Marie
Adcocks
Mr. Maltby
Aileck
Atleck
Adileck
Maltby
Colonel Afeck
Mahby
Mr. Malthy
Court of Requests
Colonel Ailock
Susannah Wren
Islington
Combs
Mers. Williams
Ashby-street
Clerkenwell
Tslington
Waitng
Tan
Williams
Mr. C
Sue
Mr. Combe
Wren
Sam
Combe
Bonpretos
Hospital Accident Relief Society
Boddington
Hosspital Accident Relief Society
Uihis
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Straud
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