Bail Granted in Cowes v Hawkins Case at Newgate Sessions
The defendant, previously ordered to find bail, appeared before Medadice Cresawell to justify sureties. Judge Cresswell questioned affidavits on character. after a lengthy hearing the defendant was admitted to bail at £500, with four sureties at £150 each. Names and occupations of sureties listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hambhurs
Shribants
Innstices OF
Cowes
Charles Hawkine
Medadice Cresawell
Newgate
Bodkin
Clarkson
Chambers
Justice Cresswell
Bodkie
Court of Queen’s Bench
Stowell
J. Cousins
Castle Street
Long-acre
R. Harvey
Ship and Camel
Dockhead
T. Pearce
Tripeseller
Snow'sfields
J. C. Butcher
Tailor
Mountrow
Lambeth
Treasnars Court Case Prominent French Wife Lodging
In a High Court session Mr Ebenezer Brown sues for 4 pounds 7s 6d over board for the wife of a Cheapside warehouseman. Testimony reveals a long affair with a Frenchwoman, Madame Unitt, leading to a contested marriage and a scathing defence by Mr Miller. Jury returns verdict for defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tresnar
Housnaxps
France
Marie Madeline la Tour
England
Brussels
Louis Philippe de Beauclat
Leeds
Camden-town
Madame Unitt
Bennett Street
St. James's
Josephine
David Hollett
Unit
Miller
Addison
Frederick-street
M. Beauclat
Insolvent Debtors Court bail and aliases at Mishap
In Middlesex Sessions a review of insolvent Henry Crory alias Henny Alleyne revealed misrepresentations and alias use linked to large debts. Bail was granted with a request for new valuation before the next circuit while similar actions against Hall Needham and others proceed. A separate case against Rev Mr Boddington and Matilda Tippetts for assault ended with acquittal after trial of conflicting testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Crory
Dovercenile
N. Henny Cuane
Henry Leicn Alleyne
Cooke
Henry Chard
Her Majesty
Lancaster Castle
Henry Leigh Alleyne
Dempster Heming
Caldecott Hall
Warwickshire
Benbow
Liverpool
D. Heming
Inckley
Alleyne
Ivison
Bishopspate-street
Heming and
Needham
Hinckley
Leicestershire
Depenent
London
Leicestershire and Warwickshire Banking Company
Hall
H. Needham
Matthew Dempsey
Mary Dempsey
Mr. Combe
Mr. Dempsey
Matthey
Ezra
Mrs. Dempsey
Br. Dempsey
British Museum
Mrs. Tippetts
Middlesex Sessions
Charlotte-street
Thornhill-bridge
Islington
Albert
Carpenters’ Arms
Boddington
Ellen Mulcahy
Emerald Isle
Cdusa
Horace
Helen
Mulcahy
Bankruptcy meetingheld for ACRAMAN Moreau and Co
Court of bankruptcy at Bristol held a meeting by adjournment to examine Daniel Acraman who is too ill to travel. All bankrupts attended except Franklyn who had returned from London after bail advised that Hinton’s claim liability would not rise by not surrendering to the Queen's Bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bigg
Mr. Morgan
Massrs
Acraman
W. BE. Acraman
W. K. Acraman
Jordan
É&C
W. E. Acraman
W. D. Bushell
Queen's Bench
Mr. Hinton
Hinton
Messrs, Acra
Publican assault and lodging dispute ends with fines
A Ludicious Afrain-ZJohn Gray Augustus M'Carthy Sarah M'Carthy and a baby were charged with assaulting William White and Susannah White after disputes over rent and sealed goods. Witnesses described hostile lodging conditions, leading to fines and a five day sentence with exemption for the infant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zjohn Gray
Augustus M‘carthy
Sarah M‘carthy
Sarah M'Caurthy
William White
Susannah
Denzill-street
Long-acre
McCarthy
Mr. Twyford
Susannah White
Twyford
Baron Kemp
Germany
Johnson
Palace-Place
Scotland Yard
Baron Emile Coller
Lord Forrester
St. James's Square
Wyndham
Thornton
Oxford Street
Bond Street
Attenborough
Madame Louis le Greinge
Mirabelly
Pearce
John Metcalf
Pall Mall
Dublin
Richard Nash
Albany Street
Marylebone Assaulting a Policeman and Theft Trial
In Marylebone a drunken man, John Armsted, faced a police assault charge after biting and kicking Constable Kendal in Hampstead Road. He was fined 4 and sentenced to a month in the House of Correction for nonpayment. Separately, Robert Williams, about 14, was charged with theft from Mrs. Worts’s High Street corn shop after a prior escape. He was committed to the House of Correction for six weeks after positive identification.
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Walesby
Hicks’shail
Clerkenwell-green
Casa
Beverxctox
Thomas Boddington
Matilda Tippetts
Frederick Penn Tippetts
Clarkson
Payne
Crown
Boddington
Sydney
Genleman
White Conduit-grove
Defendant
York-street
City-road
Spencer-place
Dawes
Spencer Place
George Adlington
Emily Rivers
Corporation of the City of London
William Lovell Gammond
Twyford
Caplin
Berners-street
Oxford-street
Wellington Street
Station House
Strand
Edward Norris
Aldermanbury
Joseph Macclaston
Mr. Twyford
John Armsted
Kendal
Marystreet
Hampstead Road
House of Correction
Robert Williams
Hannant
Abe
Wort
Mr. Rawlinson
Extraordinary Case at Marlborough Street Court
John Webb a hosier and outfitter of 422 Strand faced felonies after allegedly pocketing a necklace a marble bird and other items from Jones auction rooms. Witnesses linked Webb to purchases and later evinced his claim to return the goods, amid questions of insanity and prior eccentric bidding.
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Marlborough Street
John Webb
Strand
Maltby
William Henry Adama
Jones
Leicester-street
Webb
Leicester Square
St. Martin's-lane
C. Worth,ogether
Mr. Webb
John Skerring
George
Moody's Auction Rooms
Richard Adams
Messrs
Mr. Maltby
George Webb
Munro
Webb custody plan thwarted by escape from house
Witnesses proved that Webb slipped from the house, preventing the keepers from taking charge. Maltby stated his intention to hand Webb over to friends for immediate removal to a place of security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Webb
Maltby
Queen Square Complaint Against the Countess of Blessington
A man named White, once in service to the Countess of Blessington at Gorehouse, Kensington, sought £6 wages. He claimed the Countess threatened to "screw" him over a £2 balance over a broken sugar-bowl and offered £2. magistrate Gregory advised accepting £2 and pursuing the rest in Court of Requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Countess OF Blessington
White
Gregory
Gorehouse
Kensington
Butler
Gore House
Preston Robbery Trial Thwarts Suspects and Witness Tensions
At the Preston court, Stowell and Bailey face remand as prosecutors press for solid evidence in a robbery case involving £1,990 stolen from Mr Marquis. Witnesses describe sightings at the Elephant and Castle, and notes of £500 Bank of England notes surface with statements from Bailey, Grant, and others. The hearing also includes attempted suicide and a transported felon’s returned appearance, with further inquiries ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Stowell
Preston
Raneth
Toe
Stowell
St Zs
Hens Stowell
Trail
Actes
Eleph Castle
Jovell
Perent
Mr. Robinson
Avellie House
Traill
Elen
Beth Bailey
Persen
Bank of England
Hercules
Mr. Traill
Grant
Bailey
Ne 2
Hercules Buildings
Elephant and Castle
Genleman
London
Woodside
Liverpool
Chester
Jowell
Barnet Fair
Stowelke
Robinson
Sarah Richards
William Hoskins
Archbishop’s Palace
Thames
William King
Heath
New South Wales
Louise de Ferre
Elizabeth Bailey
John Marquis
Accrington
Lancashire
Benjamin Jowell
Alleged True Briton Cook On Trial For Manslaughter
Robert Smith, former cook on the ship True Briton, stood at the bar for final examination on a manslaughter charge in the death of mate John Preston. Captain Turnbull testified the cook scuffled with boys and struck the mate, who later died about eleven hours after the blow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Smith
John Preston
Thomas Turnbull
Thomas Gibbs
Robert Ennis
Broderip
Distressing Poverty Case in Greenwich Union
A desperate poor woman sought aid to admit her dying child into the Greenwich union house. The relief officer refused, sending her back to Camberwell parish, offering only a shilling. The scene drew general compassion as the mother and infant faced starvation and disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Greenwich Union
Union House
Maidstone
Iove
Camberwell
Mr. Grove
Westminster Registration Revising Barrister Named
The lord chief justice appoints Thomas James Arnold of Serjeant's Inn Fleet Street as revising barrister for Westminster voters. The court opens Monday Sept 19 at Rolls Court Westminster Hall at ten in the forenoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WestMinster
Thomas James Arnold
Serjeant’s Inn
Fleet-street
Fragmentary OCR hints at a crime or rural life scene
The readable fragments show garbled lines mentioning a farm, a maid, horses, oats, and a life scene with references to life in White and an oil bus. The text is too broken to extract a clear event, person, or place. It suggests a rural setting with ordinary daily activity and possible crime terminology but lacks coherent facts.
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LAW
Middlesex Sessione
Surrey
Rowreeny
Brorneen
Pouckle
Sarah Chambers
Charlotte Dye
Thomas Crin
Waterloo Road
Locke
Coventgarden Theatre
Mr. Locke
Kennington
Common
Christian Instruction Society
Police
Marylebone
Clerkenwell
Queen Square
Thames Office
Union Hall
Greenwich Police
Ano
Cros Tom D
T Cocker Lang
Shaksy
Sunx
Hell
Postili
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