Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Weekly Chronicle in London, Middlesex

We have pages in Middlesex

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 4 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 20, 1845

Page

6

Law and court proceedings in London and insolvency cases

Reporting on a Central Criminal Court matter against publisher Mr Ashley, a certiorari action, and baronial rulings under a new statute. Insolvent debtor's discharge after decades in jail. London Sessions indictments for assault at West Kent Union. grand jury pending. Remarks on fines, police, and public-interest defense by Crawleys over Billingsgate drill pricing under ancient act.

Sludgehs Wiewesnar Baron Platt Ashley Denee Wilde Ballantine Last Jane Henry Ansten Sherwood Weekly Dispatch Pleintif Central Criminal Court Abley Court of Queen's Bench Queen's Bench Fleet Queen’s Prison Bristol Sichuils Harris London Guildhall West London Union Siz Rawlinson Percas Key Board of Guardians Farebrother Thompson Recorder Porcaa Mary Owen Matthew Meiln William Jones Thames Street Jonest Jones Biltines- Gate Thomas and Robert Crawley Fish Francis Fapley Lower Thames Street Billingsgate Market Bodkin Billingsgate Marke Tepley George II Golding Thomas Crawley Brill

Central Criminal Court 11th session opens light calendar

The 11th session of the present mayoralty opened with a light calendar of 117 cases. The Recorder praised the grand jury for the ease, noting two notable matters including a forgery case involving railway shares and a child killed by a cart with no fault attributed to the carter. Several indictments were heard, with sentences ranging from hard labor to transportation.

Moxpar Dines Jery Noles

Man Charged With Buying Stolen Coat in Public House

Benjamin Cohen a clothes-dealer was brought before the Lord Mayor on suspicion of purchasing the body of a coat for 2s 9d from a tailor, amid a web of witness testimony and conflicting alibis. The case touched on Mrs Carter and Mrs Moules and ended with Cohen being discharged.

Benjamin Cohen James Finn Finn Fine Sarah Carter Clerkenwell Cohen Mrs. Moules Justice-Room Carter David Garrett Hugh Hughes Great Western Railway Maynard Clarkson Great Westore Railway Company Humphreys London and Birmingham Thiaites Nash Swaine and Co Collard Joseph Collard North Street Lissongrove Mr. Garrett Daniel Garrett Iva Willieme W. Prance Hughes Biurderer Eliza Gaiswoop George Hill Eliza Grimwood Traill Cottenham Inspector Field Sergeant Goff Goff London and Joseph Speeks Field Cottingham Wardley Cope Mansion House Waterloo Road Anti-Bridge Talk Association Capa Cullingham Anti-Bridge Toll Association Mr. Cope Artare

Not Guilty Verdict in Tangier Moor Trial

The court heard witnesses including Signor Pino from Tangiers who offered to interpret. Dr Hopkins testified to the physician’s skill of the prisoner. After ten minutes of deliberation the jury found the prisoner not guilty and he was released at two fifteen.

Folarar New Court John Thompson William Colby Parry John Murray House of Correction Ropassy Joan Campnetus John Clark Campbell Jonee Marren Jony Ann Mosare, Hunt and Co Z. W. Power Louisa Jane Power Old Court Mary Harragan Ellen Welsh J. Payne Welsh Payne Newgate Henry Johnson Sharp Old Bailey Elizabeth Montgomery Elizabeth Charlotte Dabbs Joseph Dabbs Richard By Hibbert Emma Boyd Whitechapel Ann Byles Clarkson Doane Elizabeth Sydenhaw-common St. Luke's Church Byles James Street Berkeley Square America Reece Ann Brown St. Mary's Whitehapel William Pearsop Islington Joseph Charles Jeffries Robinson Huddleston Elizabeth Jeffries Union-street Cate Abe Justice Wightman Justice Erle Charles Maynard Charles Gregory Maynard Vaughan Prance Maxe Laventer James Hawkins Mary Aon Crowder O'Brien Saffron Bill Mary Ann Crowder Bartlett Gordon Whhich Dr. Davis Hawkins Marlborough Street Charles M'Gaire Atood Hardwick Mary Aitcheson Prince's-row Newport Market Ar. Hardwick Cuanes Dausxensess John Terrell Westminster Hospital Atien Mr. Bond Bond Jeremiah Bateman Eilen Pearce Cheynewalk Chelsea Wandsworth Lambeth John Berry George Hancock Norton John Jennings Baker Berry Central Criminal Court Brixton Mr. Norton Horeret Covrie Charlotte Turrell Joseph Turrell John Ward Lim Roy Greenwich Defendant Ann Page Miss Page Woodall Westminster Road Eastern Counties Railway Charles Weedon Claston Jones Gough Tower-street Brooks Tom Amy Guildford Powell Ustawruniy Pawxixa Jobo Fletcher University of Oxford Frances Tle Huory Ann Crisker Nunbead Lane Peckham Witnea Francis Woods Hammond Hoa Henry Strariva Henry Theodorius Hardt Broderip Cronstad Russia Peter Hansan Holstein England Continent London Parson’s Street London Docks Hamburgh Croxatadt Hardt Nicholas Popert Fopert Schanfeldt Gracey Hansan Denmark Street Donegan Gartenplace Great Garden Popert Germey Elamburgh Signor Pino Tangiers Hopkins Priouesse Jurties Wightman

Also Mentioned on This Page

LAW Mawsion Hovse Bow Sterehet Atugcep William Jefferson Walter Hennessy High Holborn Stepa Twyford Marylusone Gladman Aire Margaret Sidedale Brookbank Cottage Willesden Agnes Ridsdale Shepherd Mr. Shepherd Ridsdale Magarch William Harburt Augusta-street Cumberland-market Regent's Park Sarah Harbut Lasto George Cartwright Welchman Cleresenwell Ronngar Axp Force Jr Thomas Green Greenwood Edward Kenack Cromer-street St. Pancras Robert Later Pravdstreet Paddington Mr. Kenack Hunter Kenack Ronpgay Moulle Forokot Mary White John M'Mahon Molle Forgsot Bagatelle M‘mahon Bank of England Bis. Poyle M‘alshon Mdile Forgeot Paris White Cashman Ball Madlle Forgeot Emily Banatin Mdllo Forgeo Mr Mahon Chapelatrest Pereney Warn Worrehif Stevxt Smasnese Thomas Collyer Rebecca Squirer Richard Deering Hope-street Hackney-ronds Sint of Porter Vos Isndlorf Spon Bia Respectatle Lwhingssen Mint Broamy Axp Puarcoat Hotel Thomas Close Portugs Fleet Street Emily White Bingham New Neight Madigan Spitalfields Coleman Portugal Hotel Close Southwark Thames Office
Search Courier

Search the Weekly Chronicle Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Weekly Chronicle?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication