Police Report
WEDNESDAY.— Sarah Barnes (commonly called Kitty Clover) a nymph on whose " physog" nature had bestowed but a small portion of feminine loveliness, was…
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Police Incidents
HIGHWAY ROBBERY BY SOLDIERS.— Edward Fulham and William Maher, privates of His Majesty's 17th Regiment, were put to the bar under the following…
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FRIDAY.—John Ritchie, free, was brought before the Bench charged with a robbery. Mr.Johnson, of Kent-street, shopkeeper, deposed, that on Tuesday the…
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FRIDAY, JAN. 2.--George Bird, residing in Cambridge-street, was convicted of selling a gill of rum on the 9th December last, and receiving sixpence…
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Monday—Daniel M'Koy was brought before the Bench, charged with insolence to the mother of a witness who had lately given testimony against him. The…
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TUESDAY 29th DECEMBER.—Before Meses. WINDEYER & STEWART. Mary Ann Coventry, free, was charged by Mr Potts of Hunter-street, with forcing her way into…
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7th.—Ma[?]y Reus, a damsel with a very demure eountenance, was brought before the Bench for making too many visits to tho l[?]sh…
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John Jackson, Richard Vining, Michael Syes, and Edward Dunny, assigned to Messrs. Waliace and How, soap and ccandle manufacturers, were brought forward on the following change of robbery. Mr…
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Gentlemen.—I will thank any Correspondent of yours to inform me, whether the Lord High Chancellor's Court, at Westminster, has at its Court Sittings a greater number of gentlemen attached, than…
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TUESDAY, JAN. 6. -- John Jackson, Edward Danns, Richard Rennie, and Michael Tye, assigned servants of Messrs. Wallace and Co., who were yesterday…
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 9.—Margaret Aspie, (assigned to her husband), was brought before the Bench by Catherine Burns (who is also assigned to her…
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MONDAY, JANUARY 5.—Before Messrs. WINDEYER and STEWART. George Brown, life, assigned to Dr. Moncrief, was charged with absenting himself without leave, with…
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SIR—With reference to your letter of the 25th instant, requesting us to meet for the purpose of receiving and reporting on evidence to be laid before us by Mr. Francis Stephen, relative to a…
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Thomas Willis, a house-keeper, residing in Gloucester-street, appeared on an information [?]arging him with reta[?]ng [?]gill of rum, not being a licensed publican, contrary to Act of Council…
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This Court opened an Thursday last, before Mr. Chairman Forster and John E. Man[?]g, E-q.; when the following persons were put on their trials, before a Military Jury:—…
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MANSION-HOUSE.—A tall, able-bodied Irishman, named Thomas Mooree was brought before the Lord Mayor with a child in his arms, under the following…
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JAN. 9.--Margaret Aspie, assigned to her husband, was charged by Catherine Burns with assaulting her, which arose out of a quarrel between their husbands…
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Ann Evans was brought up for stealing from the shop of Mr. Broad, in George-street, one pair of women's shoes. Mr. Broad stated that the prisoner…
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 8.—Before Messrs. FOSTER (Chairman) and MANNING. The Court was opened by several prisoners chosing their Juries. Intimation was then given, that…
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Margaret Sullivan, assigned to Mrs. Watson, of Purling Harbour, was brought forward charged with the following faux pas, on Sunday last. Her Mistress, with a peculiarly dem[?]re…
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