Four men and a servant arraigned for drunken driving in Brentford
On Monday, John Goldsmith, 46, of 14 Albany Piccadilly. Raymond Newton, 30, of Sloane Street. Henry Newton, 25, of George Street New Road. and Richard Boyle, 19, of Newgate Street, appeared with a summonsed party to answer drunken driving charges in New Brentford. Witnesses described a phaeton at speed, resisting police, and disorder at the police station. The bench convicted them of the charges, ordering fines and terms of imprisonment, with one man paying in full after the hearing. Public indignation followed the event and a subsequent police inquiry.
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John Goldsmith
Albany
Piccadilly
Raymond Newton
Sloane-street
Henry Newton
George-street
New Road
Richard Boyle
Newgate-street
G. Baillie
Walmesley
B. J. Armstrong
New Brentford
William Cullen
John Ayres
Old Brentford
Three Pigeons Inn
Edward Scotney
Brentford-end
Isleworth
Brentford
John Rogers
Pigeons Inn
Castle Inn
Repin
Te Ao Yy Smith
R. Newton
BR. Newton
Boyle
Gant
T 15
Phaeton
Tevill
James
Auithor
Kh. Newton
Smith
Huillie
House of Correction
Asault
Travis
John Kity
Mr. Ayres
Reywood
Des Cainiet
Richard ‘Wsks
Keywood
Ty Newton
Tvnny Newton
Raymond Nectars
Newton
Mansion House
Wood
Bishopsgate Street
Bow-Street
Ndant
Bishopsgate
Henry Sartie
Alexander Sartie
William Marchant
Monmouth Street
John Green
Charles Conner
St. Andrew's Street
Robert Evans
Newgate
Marylebone
Imrupest Fraup Oy
James Salter
Long
John Lee Jones
Mark Jane
Cockburn
Ehncourt
Temple
Gravesend
Rorevary
George Barker
Robert Barker
Pauddington-street
Rogers
Marlborough Street
Mary Ann M.carty
Westminster Bridewell
Great St. Andrew’s Street
Queen Squarf
Dannxe Buretany
William Sharp
Hill-street
Brompton
FE. R. J. Verchild
Thomas Kill
Frances Hill Verchild
No. 18
Tringham
Central Criminal Court
Hatton Garden
George Knight
George Lammas
Henrietta-street
Brunswick Square
James Rose
Pagan
N Division
Battlebridge
Mesmeric exhibitions and tragic inquests reported
A London weekly recounts a Tuesday of public mesmerism in Hanover Square with a patient who failed to exhibit consciousness despite tests. It also covers several inquests in the Castle Street and Minories areas, reporting self-inflicted deaths and verdicts of temporary insanity, and ends with a critical column on policing powers and warrants.
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Sorat MyGvetisa
Pheva
Hanover Square
Omments
Vince
John R Deer
British Forces Hold At Khelat i Ghiljie In Muted Punjab War
Reports from India note limited success for Shah Soojah and ongoing Ghiljie uprisings. Colonel Wymer's force defeated the Ghijlie at Khelat i Ghiljie on May 20 with eighty enemy killed and light British casualties. Artillery doubled the advantage. elsewhere mutinous Sikh troops begin returning home. Debate persists on frontier movements toward the Sutlej as diplomacy tempers but does not end British intervention.
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Court Circular at Claremont Privy Council holds audiences
The Queen held a court and Privy Council at Claremont with the late and new ministries present. Lords Cottenham Russell Palmerston and Grey resigned seals. Wharncliffe named lord president. Buckinghams and others sworn as privy councillors. After audiences, a déjeuner followed. Wellington left Claremont, and the council adjourned by two o’clock. The Times notes a large crowd watching outs and ins as ministers arrived and departed in fashion.
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Anp Paivy Council
Claremon
Claremontpark
Claremont
Lord Cottenham
John Russell
Marquis of Normanby
Viscount Palmerston
Earl of
Clarendon
Francis Thornhill Baring
Minto
George Grey
Abingdon
Goulburn
Henry Hardinge
Edward Knatchbull
Lord Eliot
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Jersey
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Lincoln
W.E. Gladstone
Ernest Bruce
George Clerk
Marquis of Normandy
George Grey, Bart
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Robert Peel
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Danvers
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Lord Ernest Bruce
Prince Albert
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Wm. Gladstone
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Earl of Aberdeen
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Earl of Ripon
W. E. Glad
Stone
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Ireland
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Town
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the Times
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Guidaines
R. Peel
Bar Fitzwardinge
Herald
Morning Herald
Berkeley Castle
Fitzhardinge
Gray’s Inn
Phillimore
Murder charge after brutal attack on woman in Chalk-road
A man attacked a woman in Chalk-road leaving her insensible and severely injured. He was identified by bystanders and arrested after a struggle, while the victim recovered enough to attend a station house. she declined to press charges. The court heard witnesses on fear and coercion before remanding the prisoner.
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Flexton
Miles's Lane
Ashley
London
Henry Harrison
J. Lamb
Edward Brown
Mr. Lamb
Brown
London-bridge
Thames-street
Mild
Hobier
Hubler
Mr. Hobler
Harvey
Greenwood
Pagan
Reenwood
Ellis
Grunken
Robert Rotherdon
Moorfields Savings’ Bank
Finsbury Circus
Shoreditch
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Broughton
Ronser
Islington
Liverpool
Lambeth Street
Mary Anne Stanton
Henry
Crown
Rupert Street
Cook
Thames Office
Crim
Cox
Exrrion
Dinary
David Powland
Broderip
James Bigcett
Bristol
Lowing
Bath
Londun
Raggett
Park Street
Limehouse
King’s Head
Davy
Kensington Police
Ann Clementson
G. Clive
Teggatt
Starstreet
Paddington
Edgeware Road
Therisoner
House of Correction
Thames
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