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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 13, 1845

Page

5

Bankruptcy case against John Savage of the Grapes Compton

The bankrupt John Savage a licensed victualler of Circos Street New Road and known in Marylebone faced adjudication issues over debt irregularities. The court upheld the adjudication, with Savage arguing against the Act and the judge ruling the first list valid, confirming the adjudication. A separate matter involved Jeremiah Hoggins a Colchester furniture broker, being committed for forty days for a debt of 3 pounds 10 shillings and 4 pence, amid disputes over execution and costs.

Savage Caar John Savage Circos-Street New-road Marylebone Robert Jose Hastings Lucas Victoria Court State Depts Act Don Saturdes Fane Goody Colchester Jeremiah Hoggins Prisor Goody Caid Huggins Mr. Goady Mr. Goody Sheriffs Ofier Esse aint-et-Mace Wray Ixne Leathwaite Commis- Tagioner Fonblanque Rotherhithe Hughes Raymond Mrr. Wells

Police reports reveal multiple 1845 London cases

Samuel Horner, Wright's Hampstead omnibuser driver, confesses to injuring 13 year old George Brown, while a failed suicide aboard the Williams Darley prompts a Lord Mayor inquiry. Other notes cover public disorder, wrongful imprisonment, drunkenness, cabmen overcharging foreigners, and domestic assaults with magistrates imposing fines and confinement.

Suspected Fraud and Transport Sentences at Surrey Sessions

The court convicted George Richard Fitt of defrauding Isaac Thames Pearmain of £2 12s 6d while acting as attorney in a Surrey case and sentenced him to twelve months with hard labour. James Douglas Gordon and Robert Owen Walton were found guilty of obtaining two half sovereigns from Mrs. Calvert by false pretences and received six months with hard labour, with a warning of transportation if they reoffend.

Shaw Roe Tore Wupweapay Faaup George Richard Fitt Isaac Thames Pearmain Surrey Charnock Thames Ditton Egeihathia Opramsisc Moxey Txpsr Farix James Douglas Gordon Robert Owen Walton Jane Calvert Ockles Walton Calvert J. A. Bascumen Gordon

Public Noise and Pawnbroker Case Highlight Court Debate

In a local court a complainant urged the harshest penalty against cabmen for unlawful fares while noting ground measurements and costs. Separate testimony described a shabby applicant named William Daniels posing as a law agent for solicitor J R Mayo, with the court denouncing such interference as harmful and urging professional restraint.

Prraent Cats Life Norton Thorne William Daniels Henry Daniels J. R. Mayo Bedford-Street Covent Garley Lansdowne Place South Lambeth Mayo Herry Daviele Biomilf

French Assize Court Trials Man for Attempted Murder

Pouhac, son of a farmer from Villeneuve, was tried by Haute-Vienne for attempting to murder Nicer, a pregnant servant. After seducing her, he shot at her in an enclosed field, injuring her severely and blinding one eye. He claimed it was repentance and sparing her, but a jury found him guilty of malicious wounds with premeditation and he received two years in prison. The judge warned him not to forget his sentence or the victim’s suffering. Galignani report.

Middlesex Sessions Teespar Willian Fitch John Walters Mary Ann Reed Elizabeth Thomas Thomes Fraser Barclay Lucy Charlotte Mary Barclay Orford Street Fitch William Walker Nicholas Darcan Westminster Bridewell Dancan Dancean Welker Duncan Bermuda Mitch John Waters Elizabeth Thorse House of Correction Mary Ann Bland Mary Barnge Shropshire Alse Dublin Lowther Arcade Leicester Square Horry Megistrates Poeckere Pruchess Kent Sentinel Weatminster Duke of Cambridge England Edward Wm. Searle Duchess of Kent London France Royal Family Edward William Scarfe William Burgess The Strand Greenwood Hir Durham Twyford Epwann W. Stanty Marlborough Street Harriet Wilson Hardwick William Morris Hyde Park Serpentine Vine Street Piccadilly East Grinstead Regent Street Scots Fouilier Guards Chapman Weston Maltby Chelaea Society For Mr. Thomas Ditton and Watson Lewis Thomas Lewin Getton Arsauic Whister Cross-street Islington Robinson Robinson Egein Mr. Combe Martha Harris Charlotte-street Thatcher Telington Paris Charles Taylor Charles Chapman Bingham Godfrey Mary Sherwin Brogham Holland Lench York Street Pimlico Hackney Jtashia Lambeth Michael Benson Puters Frederick Drewrr Noble Dover Castle Marshgate Henry Games Benson Silcox Duke of York Phenix Street Somer’s Town Henry Buckland Thames Whitcomb Division of Police Commissioners of Police Rait L Division Robert Webster Anderson George Public Lambeth Walk Webster Wester Heo John Edwards Norton G. F. Thorne Jamaica-place Camberwell New Road Thorne Car Exchange Mark Lane Mr. Norton Calymen Tus Monper Evita Gaimwoop George Hill 67Th Regiment of Foot Porto Bello Eliza’ Grimwood Hill Metropolitan Commissioners of Police Inspector Field Deptford Dockyard 67Th Regiment Field Tindal College Street Inspector Maher George Hillis George Efi Inspector Friel Traill Snow Mr. Traill Dublin Police Horsemonger Lane Camberwell Williama Downey Fas Williams Macy Williams St. Katherine's Dock Wells ‘Street St. Georges-in the Eoat Williame Jones Denmark Street Donegan Broderip Hoe N'Ready Tusowno Mrenres Passkvones William Bignall Sacretia Brentford John Jenkin Large City of Canterbury Horne Bay Her Captain Large Rohrs Herne Bay Steam Packet Company Inspector Hambrook Thames Police City of Canterary Largo Henry Kames Hames 49 K Brodenip Mr. Symoné Mr. Brodenp Mr. Symonds Brodcrip Sonl Wandsworth John Tonnach College of Civil Engineers Putnes Anne Tonnach Chance Hamilton Shillita Putney Arremptep Mounrer Pou'hac Villeneuve Court of Assize Haute Vienne Nicer Paulhae Pauline Lify Paul Hne Bimec Am Wan 60 Iil Bac Lyre Paulbac Paul Galignani Wedoestler

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