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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 13, 1840

Page

5

Willful murder verdict in Newport riot case

The Newport court heard murder charges from a riot incident with John Thomas and others named as defendants. A coroner's inquest described fatal brain injury and a death caused by an old injury, with multiple suspects linked to the attack. The trial proceeded with testimony from witnesses, including Alfred Tibbs and witnesses connected to the riot. The panel returned a verdict of Wilful murder against the named defendants.

Defamation libel suit over police dispatch damages

Northern Circuit court in Liverpool heard an action for libel by John Hawley a beer-house keeper at Greenhedge near Manchester against Wagg a Staveley police officer. The Manchester Courier and Derbyshire Chronicle article alleged a gang depredations and led to Hawley’s arrest. Jury awarded £20 damages.

Liverpool Hawley Wace Greenhedge Manchester Staveley Manchester Courier Derbyshire Chronicle Chesterfield Britt Wagg

Concealment of Birth Leads to Magistrate Hearing

Mary Ann Haley and Ann Bennett, two young women, face re-examination on charges of concealing a birth. Moss, a slopmalkers' tailor and employer of Haley, is in custody with similar accusations of disposing of his employer Mr Hurrex’s property. Witnesses describe Moss corrupting young women. Haley, aged about 10 at birth last July, took an abominable substance believed to be provided by Moss. The infant’s coffin was burnt after a registration dispute and the body dumped in a garden at Cambridge Heath, drawing neighborhood alarm until Kemp, a police constable, intervened.

Ann Duffey the Warren Angel Alley Smart Ireland Sarah Anderton Rawlinson William James Buck Vansittart Terrace Greenwich Starstreet Paddington Mgr. Rawlinson S. Clarke Bernard Smith Bridgeroad Lamb Whipp Mr. Rawlinson Defendant Twion Hall Richard Wickstead Bere Jeremy St. George’s Church Southwark Horton Fitch Richard Hoole Rome Hoole Suffolk-street London Callie George Goatley James Blacklock Mr. Jeremy Wagabone Goatley Jem James Macartney Seutchford White's-alley Chancery-lane Mary Ann Haley Ann Bennett Haley Moss Hurrex Bennett Cambridge-heath Kemp

Bethnal Green Case Raises Questions Over Child’s Disappearance

In a Bethnal Green inquest, Kemp presented a parochial officers’ certificate confirming the body’s discovery and a coroner’s depositions. Bennett, recently arrested, indicated the exact shot where the body was discarded. Hurrex noted theft of clothing by Moss and others under his influence, while Moss admitted pawning his employer’s property. Moss faces summary disposal for property theft. two women are to stand trial for concealing the birth, with Bethnal Green parochial authorities pursuing the prosecution.

Haley Kemp Baker Bennett Hurrex Moss Grove

Brentford Petty Sessions and Co operative Row

At Brentford Petty Sessions Thomas Weedon keeper of a Southall beer shop faced information for keeping his house open at 2:15 am on a Wednesday with 12 people present and coffee cups on the table. Magistrates adjourned decision two weeks. In HoBRox Petty Sessions Molly Russell and Kitty Carty quarrelled, a comic melee ensued with Ned Brennan as arbiter. They were ordered to keep the peace and Brennan received 1s 6d for his trouble after a chaotic division of shared goods.

Brentford Thomas Weedon Southall T Division Branscombe Hilbrush Broxun Molly Russell Kitty Carty Castor Pollux Pylades O'Restes Butler Ponsonby Dan Barratt Neddy Brennan Mrs. Russell Ned Hether Glory Russell Kitty Ned Brennan Mary Russell Molly Authrim Twain

Fire at Lucifer Match Factory Southwark Causes Devastation

A blaze swept through the Lucifer match factory workshops on Ever Street Gravel Lane Southwark destroying the premises and dangerous contents before fire engines arrived. The ignition arose from spontaneous combustion of Congreve matches composition. Two inquests at St Bartolomews Hospital heard accounts of a fatal crane accident involving ironworker Robert Howe and a fall from a window leading to a child’s accidental death, both resulting in verdicts of accidental death.

Lucifer Masoractort Lucifer Everstreet Gravel Lane Southwark Deatus St. Bart Honomics Hospital Sinaenar Accipexts Payne Robert Howe Dewer Oldstreet Hannah Keohane Mary Carey Castle-stréét Cow-cross

Deadly wrecks and accidents from a busy week

A storm of misfortunes fills the week with shipwrecks and near disasters. Iris steamer passengers escape sinking at Brunswick Gardens pier. London and Westminster incidents include a driver collapsing, a self-harm case in Meath hospital, a bridge jumper, gas explosion at Nichol and Pellutt, and multiple railway and scaffold accidents. Fatalities include workers, a river drowning, and a Beaumort Square collapse. The Arabian mutiny at sea reports loss of crew and several passengers, with several survivors.

Brunswick Gardens Jerry Wear Jarrett London Uckfield Brighton Westminster Bridge Ayr Howston Tak River Leap Jonathan Warboy John Haslam Robert Bone John Jennings W. Wakefield Adderbury Herald Meath Dublin St. Baines Bailey St. Bride's Church Fleet-street St. Bartholomew’s Hospital King William and Arthur-street West Messrs Nichol and Pellutt Buackwall James Hill London Hospital Beaumort Square Charles Harris George-yard Whitechapel Oxford-square Edgware Bayswater Northworthy Exeter-street Lisson-greve Murphy Swange John Smith St. George’s Hospital Bankier Bristol Launceston New South Wales New Zealand Delm Henry Miles Dirk Vanderson John M‘bride Alfred Skelton Beni Victuallers Insurance Office Northampton Square Clerkenwell Stewart Barnes Skinmer-street Rosoman-street Jary Moysters Aie Marsh Hannington Highworr Tomas Draper Chal Feld Skinner Aleri Marlborough Bevee Skinner

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