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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 19, 1847

Page

5

Legal quarrel over debts and absent defendant in court

In a Small Debts case Charles Mathews failed to attend. His attorney offered £5 paid in a fortnight and the rest in six weeks. The judge demanded a clear payment plan or a warrant would issue. A separate case recounted a row in Morchard Bishop where William Tucker faced assault claims. The evidence was deemed insufficient and the case was dismissed, with expenses to be settled.

Wrostenay Marasws Commissioner Fonblanggue Charles Mathews Bhavlog Brighton Lewin Lewis Pollock Mr. Lewie Sibley Mathews Middlesex Court Atr Princess's Theatre Mr. Sibley Costa William Tucker Thomas Brown Morchard Brown Tucker Bia William Burrow Morchard Bishop Talixe Oy “ Banzyit Duke of York Pablic House Gloucester Street Clerkenwell Tyrwhitt John Denison Liverpool Road Islington Wakeling Brittoo Mr. Tyrwhitt Mr. Robinson Games Jones Mr. Joven Hardman Mr. Hardmen Elliott Campbell Bib ‘Jorship Bmr Billott Banda Manchester Guardian Riucaan, Samperson and Co William Morris, Esq Woodford Hall Essex Plymouth Roundell Palmer Royal Hotel Palmer Italy Spain France England House of Commons Gibson Admiral Dundes Home Committee Bir Firescniby Yonge J Babe Mount Edgcumbe Morley Housie Crare Mary Kinase Linheon County Clare Abe Dublin Beauforat Skatius Monmours Gratorex Duke of Beaufort G. Somerset Hositate I Gratorext Llangattock Park Kanvine Smente Lord Granville Rdhfu Agate Abe Peek WY House Robert Peel Granville Somerset Peel Monmouth Somerset Steinh County of Monmouth Hesou Ff C. Bravyort Matta Mergag Smiter O' Ferrall Veen Muettl Celetra O'Ferrar

Crime drama at the Mansion House crashes with shooting

A crowded London court scene features Craston’s final examination for an attempted murder of Mr. Crawley at Mark Jane offices. Crawley testifies of a gunshot wound in the jaw and hospital care, while the Lord Mayor commits the prisoner for trial. A stabbing case and a burglary at Earl of Strafford’s residence follow, with suspects remanded and property recovered.

Muapez Crenston Mr. Crawley Mark Jane George Crawley Nathan Croes Sheard Samuel Harris Fenchurch Street Crawley Central Criminal Court St Thomas's Hospital St. Thomas's Hospital Rossgay Lory Srayrorp's Nondsy William Simkinson Henry James George Knight Earl of Strafford Lower Grosvenor Street William Jones Cumberland Street Knight No. 44 James Charles Street Baring Simidason Rnsonera Leah Bennett Potter Scully Middle Row Knightsbridge Mr. Hickmaen Mr. Hickmae Fulham Bridge Yard Hickman Land Manson House Stereet Henry Hatt Bernard Cornhill Blackmarkers’ Arma Ashley Crescent City Road Alr Leadbitter Newgate John Press Truman and Hanbury Arnold Richard Pratt Cheshire Street Bethnal Green Marr Press Pratt Shepherd Witness Drayman Shepherd Price HI Division Fie. Marr Drayman Presa Messrs. Hanbury

London Magistrates Hear Violent Bigamy Case in Court

A packed courtroom heard Henry Sinclair charged with bigamy amid a lengthy trial detailing three marriages, including a clandestine union with Jane Wells while his first wife Ann Warwick was alive. Witnesses described deceptive court assurances, family interference, and a dramatic pursuit before bail was set for Wednesday.

Thamths Offich Daniel Sinclair Auckland London Yardley Fearnley Pelham Jane Wells Ann St. Nicholas Church Newcastle Upon Tyne Ann Warwick Mary Ann Abrahama Walton Lancashire Christ Church Rotherhithe Mr. Wells Regent's Canal Dock Mary Ann Abrahams Liverpool Wells Hughes Broad Street Ratcliff Dresenting Paige Cresswell Adam Eva Paradise England Mrs. Wells Nertiey Mr. Pelham Ball William Davison Day Newcastle Bernard Castle Sora Yardley Elliott St. Nicholas Newcastle and Tyne Maid of Shadwell Lowlon Dock Apeecer Mr. Hughes Mapuer Enbdae Jobn Douglass Bring Barnerdcastle Mr. Fearnley Ludge Creaawell Mrsa. Wells Ilegal Cresewell Mr. Yardley Sinclair

Contested Address Sparks Tory Divisions and Berkeley Stand

A heated meeting recounts party infighting over Lord Lieutenant interference, peer pressure, and a bid from Berkeley supporters. Speakers defend principles, attack political manipulation, and pledge to resist peer domination while praising Berkeley’s steadfast stance amid shifting loyalties.

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