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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 09, 1838

Page

6

Public letters to the lord mayor on ships rateable status and Bartholomew fair nuisance

The lord mayor reads two letters. One asks whether ships in the port of London are liable for poor rates, with citations and calls for public notice. The other complains of Bartholomew fair’s guards and pickpockets, urging action or higher charges. The mayor notes potential issues with penalties and nuisance abatement. A separate police hearing includes a drunkenness dispute and a father concerns over his son’s behavior.

Elizabeth William III Rex White Shephard Barnes and Alderson London Woolwich Robert Woellet Sept Bartholomew Fair Smithfield Mr. Hoskins Hoskins

Brutal ill treatment and public drunkenness cases heard

Henry Burgers, a servant, faced charges of ill treating his son George Augustus aged about 18 after dragging him from bed in a drunken state. The court warned against inhuman conduct and remanded him on peace bond. Additional cases include Peter Ainsbury's savage shrimp seller assault on William Townsend and clashes among Paddington to Bank omnibus drivers under new driving laws.

Henry Burgers Harrow-street Edgware Road Hoskins George Augustus Peter Ainsbury William Townsend Dudley-street Portland-town House of Correction Oxunteus Paddington Treach-Mill John Dransfield Bartholomew-plice Kentishtown Eaton Wr. Hoskins Parker Mr. Hoskins Mr. Hoskin Edward Hacker Bartholomew-place Kentish-town Mr Hoskins

Man Charged With Bigamy After Marriage to Two Wives

Edward Barry, accused of bigamy, is tied to two marriages. Bartholomew Fair reports say he married the first wife Catherine Ryan while Elizabeth Gower remained his wife. certificates were produced, but the second wife could not be located. Bail granted for future appearance after authorities sought the second wife.

Edward Barry Elizabeth Gower Catherine Ryan Barnard Bartholomew Fair Bedford Mr. Bennett Bennett

Queen Square Assaults and Robberies at London Courts

A man named John Thompson faced a 20 shilling fine for assaulting a constable after striking a woman in Birdcage Walk. multiple thefts and robberies by Mary M Carthy and others were detailed, with cases of counterfeit coin and drug thefts, plus Joanna Southcotes followers drama and various public-house confrontations at Worship Street, Lambeth, and Union Habits court.

Queen Square John Thompson Mary Anne King Caroline White E. Morgan Coleshill-street Pimlico Margate Thomas Flower Caroline-street Chelsea White Buckingham Palace 13Th Regiment of Light Dragoons Messrs Nixon Jew's Row Tothill-fields Lambeth Street Charles West St. George’s Hardwick and Tubbs Norman Pierce Cannon-street-road Gregory Join Mary Robinson Smith East Smithfield Joana Southcore John Brabon Henry Bailey John Herbert William Okey Joanna Southcote Jeremy Surrey Theatre Joanna Southcote Price L Division Herbert Bailey Prince of Darkness Oaks Burton James Stirling Conduit-street Hanover-square Ellen Alberry Bullock Alberry Charlotte-street Blackfriars-road James Bullock Queen’s Bench

Robbery case ties Galloway Murray Gonsalves at Shadwell

Thames Office reports a group including Ann Galloway and Murray charged with robbing sailor George Foot of 27 sovereigns a clothes bundle a watch and other property at the old woman’s house in Angel Gardens Shadwell. Foot paid wages then drank with Galloway before being taken into custody. inquiry led to seizure of the watch and clothes with motive linked to accommodation money.

Smith Sharp Broughton Whipps James Clift Messrs. Macmurdo and Co Tom Teakle Commercial Road Sweet Newgate George Bannister Thorpe Bricklane Grove Stevenson Field Galloway Teahella Curtis Paviours’ Arms Mooney Angel-gardens Greenwood Murray Gonsalves Thames Ann Galloway Hurt Connary Maury Murray Mary Gonsalves Angel Gardens Shadwell George Foot Charles Wardle Foot Harrison Fout Lso

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