Police Office, Dec. 24
CHRISTMAS FINERY.—A man named Jas. Holmes was charged with having unlawfully appropriated from the shop of Mr. Fanner, in Georgo-street in this town, a…
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Extraordinary Trial of the Rt. Hon. Sir James Graham. for a Misdemeanour. Central Criminal Court, Aug. 2, 1814
In consequence of the loud public disapprobation expressed generally throughout the country of the conduct of the Home Secretary, in opening, or causing to be opened, at the General…
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William Middleton, yesterday found guilty of cattle stealing, and remanded, was this day brought up for sentence, which was, that he should be transported for fifteen years. There…
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Night Auctioneering alias Pawnbrokeing.--James H. Fullard, the investigation of whose abilities in the transmutation of watches into current coin was remanded from Thursday until to day, in order to…
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George Gray, attached, as cook, to the Gaol, had also availed himself of a Sunday out to get something which was stronger than water in, in which state, like his precursor at the bar, he grew loudly loquacious,…
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Before the Worshipful S. F. MILFORD, Esq., Deputy Judge and Commissary. RANKIN AND ANOTHER v. THE "PROTEUS." Mr. HART, from the office of Mr. Dillon, the…
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On Saturday a young man of respectable appearance, twenty-two years of age, who gave the name of the Hon William Ross Touchet, was placed at the bar at Bow Street police court, before Mr…
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