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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 04, 1842

Page

6

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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