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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 25, 1836

Page

5

Cambridge Brothel Case Traverses London Trial Details

Long Cambridge to London scandal unfolds as witnesses describe girls led to Jones house and Emanuel College ties. Trial covers a brothel operation, conspiracy claims, and verdicts against Mrs Jones while Feaks is acquitted after hours of testimony and judge's remarks on deception and punishment.

Cuttriss Frank Boswell Feaks William Marsh Beadle Farsingdon-without Jones Lombard Court Phillips Clarkson Elizabeth Onion Ely Cambridge Mary Elizabeth Vale London Jesse Revel Mary Vale Emanuel College King’s College King’s-lawn Cambridge Fair Robinson Two Vales Emanuel Lane Mary Ann Robinson Vales Mrs. Vale Mrs. Jones Bullock Justice Bosanquet

The Pacha's Brida Review Aims and Abuses

The review condemns The Pacha's Brida for lack of musical character and poor orchestration though it profitable. It criticizes Romer for vague melodies abrupt key changes and faulty instrumentation and praising only Leffler's aria and one song while promising further local theater comment next week.

Pacha F. Romer Miss Shirreff Leffler Conrad Medora Romer

Old Stores Revenue Figures For His Majesty’s Service

A historical return shows the Old Stores of his Majesty's service yielding large sums in 1820 to 1835, including £161,794 in one year and £190,588 in another, the highest, while the lowest was £37,774. All amounts are carefully accounted for and carried to the royal service.

Assault on Bedouin Arabs at Surrey Theatre sparks inquiry

At the Surrey Theatre a cabinet maker William Marshall faced magistrates for brutal assault on Hassan Abdallah and other Bedouin Arabs in the auditorium. Arabs aided by actors described a violent clash as Marshall and others forced into a private box followed by a punch that knocked out three teeth. The case prompted bail for appearance at the Surrey Sessions and highlighted theatre crowding and language barriers.

Queen Square Surrey Theatre Messrs Burrell White Hassan Abdallah William Marshall Northampton Street Clerkenwell Davidge Robert Honner James Bowden Hassan Maitland Surrey Grosvenor Burrell and White John Harvey Grosvenor Bridge King’s Road Chelsea Lumphries Boodle James Corington Mr. Humphries Commissioners of Woods and Forests Mr. Burrell

Combination Of Workmen. King V Brooks At Middlesex Sessions

An appeal of notable importance over the conviction of Broughton and Grove, Worship Street magistrates, who sentenced Charles Brooks to two months in the House of Correction for seeking to force William Bayley a goldbeater, to alter his trade regimen. Bayley testifies his workers struck after wage disputes. Brooks pressed for changes, offered loans, and insisted on committee rulings, claiming the society could back him financially.

Charles Brooks Middlesex Messrs Broughton and Grove Worship-street House of Correction William Bayley Parce Ir. Prendergast Messrs. Phillips Bodkin Gee-street Goswell-street Walls Brooks Taylor Freestone Ielame AsaLuu Ashton Puckeridge Tranter Thomas Atkins

Striking Journeymen and Master Denied Appeal

The court upheld the conviction of the master for striking and attempting to coerce workers under union activity rules. Witnesses described attempts to negotiate, threats, and payments to sway labor actions. The judge ruled masters may conduct business but not under unlawful coercion, and the conviction stood with costs. Atkins’s conviction was quashed by mutual consent.

Phillips Bayley Elizabeth Tranter Puckeridge C. Phillips Brooks Atkins

Agnes Graham case investigated in private room

The Agnes Graham story was examined by Mr Chambers and two Egham magistrates after donors and subscribers, including Garraway's Coffee-house proprietors, offered aid. Agnes denied theft, others attested to her care, and a Norwich couple proposed adoption with Mrs Dugwell assisting. The case shifts toward a charitable settlement with funds and clothing pledged.

Agnes Graham Chambers Garraway Mr. Chambers Mrs. Dugwell

Daring highway robbery and many misfortunes reported

Reports detail a violent highway robbery near Bierton in Buckinghamshire where William Mead lost a red morocco pocket book with six ten pound notes and more, plus a coach crash near Cranford Bridge with multiple injuries, and various other accidents, robberies, and sensational events across London.

Bankrupts and dividends in London Gazette list

The London Gazette records bankruptcy declarations for Charles James Christmas William Hart Ralph Speechly John Haycock Walduck George Rickards George Lawton and Jacob Watts. Dividends scheduled Oct 11 to Oct 21 for multiple creditors across hotels dyers joiners merchants builders and others in cities including London Nottinghamshire Norfolk Yarmouth Exeter and Birmingham. Certificates and partnerships dissolved noted for numerous firms across textiles, machinery, lace, and drapery with several seatings in Leeds Cirencester Blandford Forum and Edinburgh. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION lists Robert Handyside wood merchant with sessions on Sept 23 and Oct 7 at the Old Signet Hall Edinburgh.

Charles James Christmas William Hart Church-passage Rotherhithe Ralph Speechly Fenchurch-street City John Haycock Walduck Birmingham George Rickards Upton-upon-Severn Worcestershire George Lawton York Chapman Jacob Watts Bristol C. Sanderson Prince’s-street Hanover-square J. Whitehead Woodford Essex Dyer W. Hopewell Lenton Nottinghamshire G. Walker W. H. Walker Newcastle-upon-Tyne J. Walton Redditch Victualler E. Markland Great Yarmouth C. Wright Dover Kent S. Kingsford Sturrey J. Kingsford Canterbury W. Willis Exeter T. Cracknell D. Morling J. Hadley W. Watts Lutterworth Leicestershire R. Lloyd J. F. Moss Chester Worke Cirencester J. Hewlings Currier B. B. King Fish-street-hill S. Wilding J. Woodbourne New Bond-street T. Wild T. Bamford Waerdale Lancashire W. B. Dickinson J. Braithwaite Macclesfield G. Copeland J. Graham Nottingham J. Monkhouse J. Whitfield E. Monkhouse Barnard Castle Durham J. Zanfrini F. Gugeri Blandford Forum Dorsetshire T. Toney J. Radford J.C. Schild J. Blatchford Soho J. Orrel T. Clegz Wigan W. R. Blakesley F. Birkesley High-street St. Marylebone J. Botherby B. R. Aston Hollybush-place Bethnal-green C. Dodd M. Taylor Northampton J. W. Seaton J.T. Seaton K. Seaton Market Harborough Mercers Robert P. Handyside Fisher-row Edinburgh Old Signet Hall Royal Exchange

Insolvent list includes Andrews Wicks Perry and others

The London Gazette notices Thomas Cecil Andrews Jacob Wicks Charles Perry Charles Ader Thomas Welch and John Sells Goodman Francis and Thomas Francis jun. Cambridge merchants and John Teasdale and George Atkinson Swales of Sheffield named as insolvent. The listed individuals span coal timber and slate trades with addresses in Holles Street Cavendish Square Lodge Road Albany Street Regent's Park Blemerton Basinghall Street Billiter Street Crutched Friars Manchester Cambridge Sheffield.

Thomas Cecil Andrews Holles-street Cavendish-square Lodge-road Albany Street Regent’s Park Philadelphia Blemerton Jacob Wicks Basinghall-street Charles Perry Billiter-street Charles Aders Thomas Welch John Sells Manchester Goodman Francis Thomas Francis Cambridge John Teasdale George Atkinson Swales Sheffield

Court for relief of insolvent debtors hearing October 1836

The matters of petitions and schedules of the prisoners named are to be heard at the Court-House Portugal Street Lincoln's Inn Fields on Friday October 7 1836 at nine o'clock in the forenoon. Adjourned. Names include W Wood Enfield licensed victualler T Carew Sloane Street master mariner GC Slater Jewin Street clerk J Shatt Throgmorton Street wine merchant W A Francis Philpot Terrace Ideware Road agent J Quick Woolwich butcher W Horner Great Guildford Street out of business On Saturday October 8 at same hour and place W Eaton Market Street Shadwell out of business R Romanel High Street Camden Town tailor J Clark Frog Lane Islington eating-house keeper J Meredith Devereux Court Strand hairdresser J Judd Woolwich tailor W P Bonython Clarges Street Piccadilly bookseller H E Bennett Great Tower Street agent Adjourned J Williams Denmark Street Ratcliffe Highway licensed victualler

Portugal-street Lincoln’s Inn-fields W. Wood Enfield-wash Enfield Lcensed Victualler T. Carew Sloane-street Chelsea Master Mariner GC. Slater Jewin-street Alderscate-street J. Shatt Throgmorten-street W. A. Francis Philpot-terrace Ideware-road J. Quick Woolwich Kent W. Horner Great Guildford-street Southwark W. Eaton Market-street Shadwell R. Romanel High-street Camden-town J. Clark Frog-lane Islington J. Meredith Devereux-court Strand J. Judd W. P. Bonython Clarges-street Piccadilly H. E

Distressing Window Fall Injures 18-Year-Old Mary Pemberton

On Wednesday afternoon Mary Pemberton an 18 year old servant for Mr Dalhousie of Fitzroy-square fell from a first floor window sill while cleaning it. She fractured her thigh in two places and sustained a severe head wound. no blame attaches to her employers who had ordered her not to clean the windows. The accident left her in a precarious condition as surgical aid was given.

Egham Murray Norwich Chambers Rosgery London William Mead Rowshem Ailesbury Buckinghamshire Bierton Oxford and Cambridge Mead Morocco Tring Bank Mr. Mead Robert Mill Sfontrose Review Windsor Road Cranford Bridge John Ioody Old Windsor Coaches Cranford Bridge Inn Bacon Mr. Moody Crawford-bridge Inn Smith Windsor Atkinson Thorpe Moody Crouch-street Colchester David Henley Bermondsey-street Excavator Guy’s Hospital Bransby Cooper Darrne Roppery Division of Police Bow-street John Tulloch Montagu Place Regent-square Thomas Richards Louhans Suppen Stirling One Ton Brentford Sarah Esther George Judge Kingham Kingdom Judge Bloomfield Higgs End Tee Thames Stephen Lee Hackney Rio Janeiro Rio Lory Groveram Brouzham Brougham Lefora Bisith Laura Washi Salisbury-place Lowes Rodd Oden Fanny Miss Washington Shutt Mr. Shutt Laura Fenny Mary Pemberton Dalhousie Charlotte-street Fitzroy-square Tur Recorder St. James's Palace Lord Melbourne Lord Palmerston Central Criminal Court Henry George Thomas

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