Wigs and orders in Londonderry coachman case heard
The case centered on wigs dressed for Marquis of Londonderry’s coachmen from 1844 to 1847. Witnesses argued over paid dressings, written orders, and steward conduct. Judge ruled orders not in writing did not fully fault the defendant. verdict awarded £8 8s for certain wigs and disallowed others.
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Londonderry
Dodd
Irwip
Lord Londonderry
John Cunningham
Charles Joslin
Marquis of Londonderry
Irwin
James Tolman
Marquis of London
Derry
Stretch
Buckingham Palace
George Wilson
Earl de Grey
Lord Lesham
Central Criminal Court Morpay Session Summary
The Central Criminal Court opened with Lord Mayor and city authorities present. The grand list of offences includes murder, manslaughter, larceny, burglary, forgery, and other crimes totaling 232 committals, with London and Middlesex supplying the largest shares. The Recorder cautioned on bigamy law, while several cases proceeded including nuisances at slaughterhouses, with some defendants pleading guilty and others entering verdicts of not guilty or awaiting next sessions.
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Mapsor
C. Marshall and
Farncomb
London
Catuxpax
Welling House
Middlesex
Essex
Kent
Surrey
Grand Jury
Cher
Mable
BS Poe
Corporation of the City of London
Warwick Lane
Second Marriage Case Ends With Mercy Recommendation
A man accused of bigamy in a provincial town case was found guilty by a jury but received a strong mercy recommendation. The prosecution alleged a scheme to force a breakup of a relationship. testimony described a youthful second husband and a marriage in 1B4} with a later July ceremony. The constable noted the second husband’s acceptance and the prisoner’s claim of knowledge of the first spouse. Judge imposed judgment mercy.
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Gil
Stephens
Battenne
Swindling case ties Gardner and Co to shipping frauds
A London court probes a ring led by Gardner and Holliday who pretended to act for foreign houses to defraud Mr Gray and others. Cusell and Loup are drawn into conspiracy claims as witnesses describe a complex scheme involving tools and goods shipped to Sydney. The case expands to include accomplices and further charges against the four prisoners.
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Gardner and Holliday
Pancras Lane
Gray
Nomed
Herman Capel
James Loup
Cusell
Loup
Hillary
Haddiestone
Gardner
Holliday
Mr. Gray
Casell and Loup
W. J. Bond
David Jane
Shadwe
Jane
Pancras Jane
Peth
Sydney
Bera
Gardner and Co
Custom House Quay
Mexica
Hall ,and Co
Custom House
Johnson and Day’s
Gale
Casell
Firs
Anid Casell
Ramagete
Mr. Loup
Curell
Goodman
Bond
Bydney
Cosell
St. Mary Axe
Hollid
Barber
Wee Merchant
St. Paul's Church Yard
Io Moer
Nemed Marriott
Emptage
Coles
Kirk Zandl
Prince Albert
London
Haring Dev Eee
Chatham
Coleman
Rom
Mtuuu Ios Gitar
Ou Te Pdoor
United Kingdom
Prisoner to be brought up again as fraud case advances
A city constable testified that after instructions from two witnesses he had searched for the prisoner. He encountered the prisoner at a shop on Tower Hill and found stock resembling hoar's grease and perfumery. The prosecution aims to prove a conspiracy to cheat tradesmen and requested a remand for further charges. The prisoner challenged witnesses well and was ordered to return next week for further proceedings.
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North Clarkson
Clarkson
Torspay
Old Court
John Darby
Edward Oldfield
Ballantine
Prendergast
Parry
Hyde
Kingsbury
Dorset Square
Henry Terry
Terry
West India Docks
India
Bull Inn
Aldgate
Nereon
London
Thut
Faaup
John Bell
John Alexander
Huddlestone
Kelso
Scotland
Glasgow Herald
England
New Court
Bullock
J. Pirie
Mesars
Ralph Harrison and Co
Finsbury Chambers
City
St. Katharine’s
Edmonds
Clifton Street
Harrison
Ralph Harrison
Arith
Baron Platt
John Ovenstone
Crawley
Arrenina Forszp Oxnorns
William Smith
Baron Plats
Jobhn Chappell Bennet
Henry Clapham Fuller
Ballandse
Caroline Mary Russell
William Henry Slimm
Henry George Rery Stephens
Rae Russel
Mr. Clarkson
Marylebone
Juvenice Delinquexor
Jane Carpenter
Broughton
Mias Dinton
Bayham Terrace
Camden Town
Abe
Johnson
High Street
Hilleden
Catrie
Indy
Mailborough Street
TuRgatzxina Lettras
Henry Stone
J. Attwood
M.P
Park Lane
Puey
James Ellis
Leadenhall Street
P.S
Attwood
Park Lanes
Scotland Yard
Leadenka Street
Beadenhall Street
Vinecourt
Tooley Street
John Ellis
Woerghip Stedet
James Brookes
James Augustus Seymour
William Dosell
Brook Street
Watcliffe
Crosasirest
West
Ratcliffe Highway
Bia
Abop
Thomas Madden
Spitalfields
Hunt
Tae Doe
Atholt
Duke of Atholl
Aberdeen Herald
Blair Castle
Gren Tilt
Arnort
Jeanie Deans
Burghead
Ardverekie
Kar
Duke of
Argyl
Maxine
West Oy
Southampton Board of Guardisnn
Lr. Cockburn
Q.C
Aptain Breton
Cockburn
Captain Breton
Armagh
William Paton
Danghine
Moller Street
Glasgow
Miyoba
Woien
Bera
Fey
Bemsie
Ara
A Hospital
Hint
Atte Atranger
Richard Haines Held for Trial in Central Criminal Court
Richard Haines a tall powerful man was brought up for final examination charged with seriously injuring Jane McCesland a 16 year old girl by inflicting a kick to the lower abdomen He was committed for trial at the Central Criminal Court to the sessions.
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Richard Haines
Jane M'Cesland
Central Criminal Court
Jewish Statistics and notable historical anecdotes
A column surveys Jewish world population in 1000 and details counts in the United States Belgium France England and other places. It then moves through varied notes: Knox house curiosities, old passes, food riots, a gaol conspiracy, a famed damask rose, a courteous dog, curious phenomena, and Queen Isabella of Spain. A miscellany of quotes, anecdotes, and local interest items reflects mid 19th century newspaper style.
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Jaraghter
United States of America
Helsing
Belgium
France
England
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Davidson
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Hall
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Bodkin
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Tottenham Station
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Thonday
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Livex
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Spain
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