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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 29, 1839

Page

6

Convictions and sentences from Central Criminal Court

Stephen Isaacs convicted of stealing a horse and harness from Ann Parker at Reigate and a gelding from Thomas Croft on September 9. Sentences ranged from seven to fifteen years transportation. James Curly convicted of assault, six months. Bow Street cases include a former police constable “Honest Jim” Bowyer and others with multiple indictments and long terms. The edition notes a foreign clerk receiving lenient hard labour and a case of a seaman accused of violence on a brig named Shepherdess.

England Cator James Curly Mary Curly James Bowyer Metropolitan Police Samuel Britton Clarkson Payne Jim Arabin Robert Lester Chelsea Sergeant Arabin Turepar Romain Boucher Messrs Phillips House of Correction William Clipperton Samuel Turner High Seas Admiralty of England Shepherdess Africa Mr. Chambers Captain Turner Lee Thames Turner William Barker W. Allen Bow Street Thomas Haton Gray’s Inn Wm. Crowe King-street Holborn David Page Sheffield-street Clare-market Somerstown Hoppleton Mr. Hall Mr. Clarkson Eaton Withers Carroll J. Denton Hayne’s Court Clement’s Lane Hall George ‘Averell Long Pall Mall Grissell Peto Charles Luther Poland-street Pickford-street Goup Post Edwin Janacs Edwin Isaacs Boulogne Oxendon-street Coventry-court Oxendon Street Jacobs Isaac

Police Reports From London Streets and Courts

Long report covers a series of police cases from Guildhall Whitechapel and other districts. It details possession and sale of a stolen seal, the Bite-stickers incitement, threats and assault cases, a stabbing at Kenton Street, riot and public disturbance at Parliament Street, a hackney omnibus dispute over fare, a brutal domestic stabbing, and a watch pledge linked to the Westwood murder with the accused discharged after evidence and auction records.

Inquest and accidents from London and Birmingham

A broad roundup of coroner’s inquests and fatal accidents across several districts. Frances Coper dies after using a probang for throat pain. A bricklayer William Meynett succumbs to erysipelas after a fall at Greenwich. Richard Bailey dies from balcony spikes after a painting accident at Carlton Terrace. Margaret Colling dies in prison from natural causes after a daughter theft case. Alfred Stevens cleared of deliberate homicide in Fulham. John Fieldhouse Lees dies by suspected self harm, Temporary Insanity verdict. Firearm and boating accidents noted near Willesden Bermondsey and the Thames, plus a shipfire at Woolwich.

Red Lion Kangton Frances Coper Eccased Dyer St. John-street Clerkenwell Bela Mimen Guy’s Hospital William Meynett al Bill Greenwich Trafalgar Birkett Fricutro Charing-cress Hospital Higgs Richard Bailey Carlton Terrace M. W. Ridley Charing-crosa Hospital Wm. Metcalfe C Division Carlton Gardens Foreman Thomas Seaton Hancock Wakley Margaret Colling May Ladies’ Prison Visiting Society Seven Stars Northend Fulham Thomas Quarrier Queen Square Alfred Stevens Burrell Henry Styles Stevens Ralph Docker Worcestershire John Fieldhouse Lees Birmingham Hanway-street Tottenham-court-road Wells-street Oxford-street Frances Stanton Metropolitan Police Hersel Middlesex Hospital Joseph Ridley Willesden Porto Bello Farm Paddington Bermondsey Hennings Woolwich Elizabeth Royal Artillery

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Central Criminal Court Stephen Isaacs Thomas Smith W. Freegrove W.jones W. Price Thomas Jones T. Smith J. Bowyer W. Dunderdale R Oakley John, Ward J. Price W. Vine Ann Jackson Mary Dowding Edward Spencer Henry Bradshaw P. Wilson Sarah Hall Thomas Low Isaac Williams Ann Pritchard Joseph Taylor William Henry Palmer Mary Wilson J.fraser George Russell Henry Adams George Westbrook W. Wiggins Elizabeth Goodyear Charlotte Wheeler J. Hogan Mary A Freegrove Louise Bell Mk N‘carty Mary Gale J. Kirby A. Hedges H.hopkins T. Towers Allen Pickering R.adams Geo, Spooner E. Bond W. Cramp Mary Wales J. Rance Sarah Gainsford W. Towler A. Liavy E. Smith Matilda Barnett Marlborough Street Ellen Thompson John Thompson Little Dean Street Soho John Pemberton Regent-street J. D.crome St. John’s Wood Regent -Street Guildhall Finkleston Castle-street Whitechapel Mir Humphery Collingridge Aldersgate-street Alderman Humphery Wilderness Row Kenton-street Brunswick-square Combe Bowstreet Queensquare Barney M'Dermot Fitzstephen French Roscommon Harriet Blundell French Parliament, Street London Worship Street John Miller Grove Phoebe Miller Boston-street Hackney-road Mr. Grove Chambers Nathaniel M‘cabe Boston Prozecutrix Rebecca Gander Thomas Bates Leeson H-97 Lambeth Street Henry Edwards Fardell Blackwall William Clayton St. George’s-in-the-East Strand Wallington-street Whitechapel Church Fenton-street Poplar Norton Tihlames James Sullivan Broderip Perry Thomas Dyer Westwood Prince’s-street Davis Mr. Davie Wieland Walworth Road Police Commissioners’ Office Scotland Yard Traill
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