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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 06, 1840

Page

6

Assize notes on Manchester charter dispute and royal forestry cases

Northern Circuit at Liverpool hears Queen v Rutter over inquest rights of coroners to sit at a death inquest arising from a disputed Manchester charter. Civil side includes Queen v Manchester and Leeds railway. Also a tax on tolls case and a Dijon court scene with Duchess de Berri forestry rights and a heated debate. A London court scene ends with a jury dismissal after a chaotic exchange on impeaching ministers.

Liverpool Tue Queen Rutter Manchester Manchester and Leeds Railway Company Rochdale Baron Rolfe St. Helen's Cresswell Wnder Railway Times Cour Royale OF Dijon DuchEss DE Berri Kingdom of France Crown of France Gazette Des Tribuneaux Louis XV Count de Noziéres Gencuche Yevre Berri Vassy la Marne Des Vosges Des Ardennes Count d'Artois Charles X Count d’Artois Duke of Bordeaux Molle d’Artois Champagne le Berri Marquis de Sassenaye Bourges Dijun Court of Vassy

LAW AND JUSTICE MIXED IN A CURIOUS LONDON COURT

In the Bankruptcy Court at Westminster a wine merchant faces final examination after absconding with about £40,000 in assets and a £1,000 reward is offered for his capture. At King’s Gate Court of Requests two Highlanders commerce clash over identity and language leaving magistrates baffled. In another impeachment scene Stephen Pearson sues Lutan Haymiy for 5s 6d and endures a farcical wig and gown gag over a pretend trial led by a man dressing as a judge.

Sioner Simon Rooshia Mr. Simon London Lord Normanby John Russell Lord Palmerston Bing Lord Melbourne Lord John Stephen Pearson Mr. Pearson Simon Hayman Stephen Trespar Commiss Aioner Holroyd Westminster Court OF Requests Hugh M‘fecerin Donald M‘donald M‘federin Hersel Hugh Hugh M‘federin Donald Barrychibeen England Court OF Requests Kingsgate Street Hen Mavsusty Lutan Haymiy Clerkenwell-green Waddington Ultra Legion Club Dean Swift China East Lord Brougham Sergeant Talfourd Wade Simon Styletes Talfourd

London Police Court Docket of 1840s Mayoralty Petition Scene

In a detailed police court transcript Mr John Stockdale petitions the lord mayor to present a petition to the court of aldermen challenging Alderman Harmer’s fitness for lord mayor as a provincial uproar surrounds knockers thefts in St Pancras and a parade of urban misdeeds including assaults on cab drivers and a distasteful case of a hairdresser accused of brutal acts toward two youths.

Mansion House John Joseph Stockdale London Amsious Mr. Stockdale Stockdale Ald. Harmer Alderman Harmer Harmer Joan Josery St Tockpale Worshipful Company of Stationers Times and Puddledeck Organ Harriett Wilson

Cruelty case at Guildhall leads to fines and imprisonment

At Guildhall a father Thomas Murphy and his wife Mary were charged with ill treating a nine year old illegitimate son. The boy showed multiple bruises but described frequent beatings with a belt. Murphy fined five pounds and Mary two. Mary jailed fourteen days and Murphy one month. Additional cases involve a drunken man accused of assault in Wigmore Street and a destitute elderly woman in Queen Square seeking aid to reopen a school.

Worship Street Gross Conpaer Thomas Chubb Clifton-street Finsbury Grove Harriet Cooper Reddick Girling Brurat Mr. Broughton David Diggin Brown Bear Eldon-street Moorfields Burke William Kendett Broughton Patrick Fell Thames Temperance Society Thomas Merriman John Quin Ballantine Shadwell James Portch Mr. Ballantine Porth Merriman Harris Mr. Merriman Auid Ireland Merrman Méni Valentine Quin Corrine Axp Wompine Ellen O' Neale Catherine Dempsey King-street Wapping Dempsey Crawford George Betson M‘allen George Robinson Hatfield Hildreth Kay Uptonplate Eleanor Hutton Churchroad St. George George Diamond Caroline Street Commercial Road William Coe Frederick Bennett Old Bailey Young Horry Coe St. John's Lane Clerkenwell Paul Pry Bennett Morgan James Craig Ellis East George Wootton Craig Wooton Weeton Newgate Marmer Muggs L Division Surrey Theatre Baker Waterloo-bridge Charing-cross Hospital 77Th Regiment Southampton Jack Shelfpard Joseph Murphy J.J N. Cash Shie Jack Sheppard Leeds Wruninetay Havgate Stupidshire Braminer Murver Pellatt Cart Surrey Transwick Arms Brunswick-street Blackfriar's-road Thomas Vincent Dennis Shea Thomas Edward Wil Las Shea Vincent Sonat Moruils Nat Mary Russell Frederick Brown Alderman Wilson Alderman Hooper Mr. Machin Marylebons Burranisa George Rutherford Wigmore Street Hardwick Queen Square Zilvanor Dodd Charles-street Westminster Bodleian Library Oxford Cose Kensington Hammersmith

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