Catalogue description THAMES MAGISTRATES' COURT (FORMERLY THAMES POLICE COURT)

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Title: THAMES MAGISTRATES' COURT (FORMERLY THAMES POLICE COURT)
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COURT REGISTERS (GENERAL MATTERS)

 

Court 1 : Part 1 registers 1881-1961 PS/TH/A01/001-340

 

Court 1 : Part 2 registers 1884-1962 PS/TH/A02/001-245

 

Court 2 : Part 2 register 1934-1957 PS/TH/A03/01

 

COURT REGISTERS (PARTICULAR MATTERS)

 

Small Tenements Act orders 1893-1933 PS/TH/A04/01-09

 

Income Tax registers 1932-1942 PS/TH/A05/01-02

 

CLERK'S RECORDS

 

Letter books 1804-1842 PS/TH/C01/01-05

 

Clerk's registered papers 1890-1965 PS/TH/C02/01-09

 

MERCHANT SHIPPING ACT COMMISSIONS

 

Commissions held under the Merchant Shipping Act 1907-1928 PS/TH/W01/01-33

Related material:

See also papers of Patrick Colquhoun

 

Acc 1230.

 

Acc 931 John Reeves

 

Calendars of convictions

 

MSJ/CC/1-3 1794 - 1797

 

Letter Books 1804 - 1842

 

X83/1-2.

Held by: The London Archives: City of London, not available at The National Archives
Language: English
Creator:

Thames Police Office, 1798-c1839

Thames Police Court

Thames Magistrates' Court

Subjects:
  • Wapping, Middlesex
  • Whitechapel, London
  • Stepney, London
  • Administration of justice
Administrative / biographical background:

This court was in origin the Marine Police Office or Thames Police Office opened at the instigation of merchants and dock owners and Patrick Colquhoun in 1798 and regularised by Act of Parliament in 1800. It was probably amalgamated with the Police Office in High Street Shadwell in 1839/40 and with the Lambeth Street, Whitechapel Police District in 1845. In 1841 it was situated at 255 Wapping High Street. In 1844 it moved to Arbour Street, Stepney where it remained undergoing changes of address because of street name changes: 1922-1939 Charles Street and 1939 onwards Aylward Street, Stepney.

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