Sunday Angling Controversy At Lord Mayor Court
A Thames fishing dispute before the lord mayor centers on Sunday angling by gentlemen in boats. Fishermen accuse elite anglers of hogging fish while nets were banned, with penalties discussed and fines imposed unless offenders’ names are produced. The case highlights clashes between lawful fishery rules and leisure Sunday pastime.
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Saxpay Sroptine
Thames
William Kemp
Teddington-lock
John Dear
Brentford
Goldham
Billingegate Market
Thomas Dear
James Kemp
Amos Kemp
George Howard
Royal Exchange
Whithair
T Holomew Farr
Mr. Oagood
Robert Taylor
Blackfriars Road
Theatre racketeers exposed in minor court case
A magistrate dealt leniently with a group charged in a theater pit operation. Ann Thistleton and Ann Hayden were found with a basket of copper money and checks for admissions to the pit and gallery. Johnson and other performers gave brief statements. The orchestra faced similar penalties, while the audience of boys received fines or short detention.
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Commissioners of Police
Charles-street
Newton-street
Holborn
Sandreck
Mullins
Bow-street
George Johnson
Henry Duran
John Booth
George Scrivens
Elizabeth Scrivens
Martha Knight
Crummles
Nicholas Nickleby
Mary Bath
John Fraser
Elizabeth Pine
John Jackson
Mary Shearer
Wm. Knuckles
Twyford
Burnaby
Ann Thinleton
Ann Heyden
Ann Thistleton
Manders
Johnson
Duran
Jackson
House of Correction
Brural Assault and Related Court Proceedings
Frenchman Jean Covin faced final examination for a brutal assault on translator M Gougenheim in Leicester Square, when he stabbed Gougenheim’s eye with a cane after a dispute over six pence. Witnesses testified to the attack, with Gougenheim denying prior insults. Covin was committed for felonious wounding.
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Jean Jacques Covin
Dyer
Gougenheim
Bear-street
Leicester-square
Oxenden Street
Richardson
M. Gungenheim
M. Gougenheim
Imade
M. Gougenreim
Betsey Ware
Mary Lucas
Mr. Chambers
Landlord Henry Marks Faces Charge Over Harassment Case
Henry Marks, son of a builder, landlord of the Rodney's Head in Limehouse, stands before Messrs Hardwick and Combe on a charge of violating a young girl named Ann Davis. The complainant, a nearly 12 year old, says she and two companions entered via a back door to the skittle-ground when the prisoner invited them inside.
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Cuttix
Prosecutrix
Pelham
John Stephens
Limehouse
Richard Groom
Regent’s Canal
Regent's Canal
Stephens
Hardwick
House of Correction
Burn
Millyard
Goodman’s Fields
James Bunn
Baynham
Whitechapel Road
Henry Marks
Rodney’s Head
Messrs. Hardwick and Combe
Ann Davis
Coroners Inquests On Leary Death And Other Murders
A London coroner's inquest investigated John Leary's death after a fatal pugilistic assault by John Hayes and John Hart. The jury linked death to lung inflammation likely worsened by brutal treatment. Hayes and Hart face assault charges. Other inquests covered Jane Killick's death after suspected abortion poison, a newborn infant found dead in a Pudding Lane parcel, and deaths from mushroom poisoning at Threeways.
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Sustrctep Murper
Payne
Ro Ohy’s
Horllydence
John Leary
John Hayes
John Art
Frederic Leopold Pullen
Weaverlane
Clarke Jun
Smith
Winecourt
Horslydown
John Heyes
Hayes
John Hart
Hart
Town Hall
Peter Laurie
Waller
Hall
Beacles
St. John’s
Leary
Catherine Welch
Sesssons
Porson
C. J. Carttar
Greenwich Workhouse
Jane Killick
John Sutton
Greenwich
St. Paul's
Deptford
Thomas Oak Mitchell
Elizabeth Dyas
Witness
Hodges
Conk
Elizabeth Slade
No. 3
Somers Terrace
Tanner
Robert White
Newcastle
St. Mary-at-Hill
Pudding-lane
Thames-street
Cornelius Smith
Gracechurch- Street
Screon
Ely
Martha Day
Messrs
Muriel
Cambridge Chronicle
St. Breock
John Julian
Dark
Montpellier Villa
Cheltenham Chronick
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Mawsion House
Smithfield
West
Smithfeld
Osgood
Ozgood
Fenton
Bartholomew Fair
Mr. Osgood
Charles the Second
Markes
Court of Aldermen
Camberwell
Markets Committee
Friends of Morality
Aldermen
Wilson
Sun and Punchbowl
Long Lane
Clement Lewis
George Ward
Falcom Square
Mr. Wilson
Beadle
Longlane
Foster
Peter
Bow Street
Marlborough Street
Hatton Garden
Grossep
John Packer
Bennett
Campbell
Harpur-street
Red Lion-square
Fuller
Bankruptcy Court
Mr. Bennett
Secretary of State
Union Hall
William Stone
Adrian Neath
King Street
Southwark
Twopenny Post
William Foyer
Foyer
Bank of England
Mr. Newington
Brett
C. Hannington
William Bennett
High Street
Neath
Crescent
New Bridge-street
William
Charles Morphen Hannington
Penton-place
Walworth
Lambeth Street
Benjamin Staines
Church-street
Whitechapel
Staines
London
Bripkwater Square
Bridgwater Square
Barbican
Phillips
Whitecross-street