The Times, Friday, Nov 25, 1791;
Yesterday was married, Mr. WESSELS, of Hoxton, to Miss DRESLER of Hampstead.

Joseph Bodkin, late footman to Mr. Ardesoif, of Hampstead, and who stood charged with burglary (News)  The Times Monday, Oct 12, 1795; pg. 4; Issue 3410; col B 

Thursday last, at Hampstead, Mr W H Mortimer, gunsmith to his Majesty, to Miss White of that place were married

17^th ins Mr Wm Selby aged 40 of Kilburn died The Times, Thursday, Sep 18, 1817;       

The Times, Thursday, Jun 01, 1820     Births At his house in Willesden, the lady of John Kentish Esq of Antigua a son 

On 8^th inst at Willesden, R Finch Esq of the Royal Mint, to Miss Franklyn, eldest daughter to R Franklyn of the Royal Mint  The Times, Thursday, Aug 10, 1820      Marriages 

On 8^th inst at Kilburn Priory, Sarah Garrard, widow of the late Mr Robert Garrard of Panton St, Haymarket The Times, Saturday, Oct 09, 1824;      Deaths 

On 19^th inst at Hill Cottage, near Willesden, Emma w/o J P De La Fons Esq of George Street Hanover Sq The Times, Monday, Feb 23, 1829;     Deaths

The Times Wednesday, Apr 10, 1833;  MARYLEBONE-OFFICE.-Elizabeth Ferrington, 55, Drummond-street, Hampstead, was charged by Elizabeth Day       

The Times Monday, Nov 07, 1836; ;col E MARYLEBONE-OFFICE.-Mr. E. P. Sutton, a solicitor residing at Hollybush-hill, Hampstead, was charged on Saturday     

Marriage Wed Sept 26 1832. On Tuesday 25^th inst at Kensington Church John Wall Buckley of Kilburn to Elizabeth, eldest d o the late Thomas Burton of Great Russell St, Bloomsbury

Death Wed Jan 16^th 1833. On 7^th inst at Kilburn, Middx, Mr William Thomas, late of Ledbury, Herefordshire.

 Death Tuesday, Nov 04, 1834. On Sunday 2^nd inst at Kilburn, Isabella, w o John Gun Esq, surgeon 

Wednesday, Sep 16, 1835. On 15^th inst at Christchurch St Marylebone, Mr William Limond Watson of the Priory, Kilburn, to Ann d o the late Major C H Powell of the Madras Army. 

Friday, Jan 22, 1836. On Thursday 21^st inst at the house of her son in law Mor Toller, Conduit St Hanover Sq, Mrs Jarvis of Kilburn, Middx, in her 56^th year.

 Tuesday, Aug 30, 1836. 26^th inst at Hampstead Church by the Rev Augustus Pyne, William Pyne Esq of Kilburn to Eliza, 4^th d o the late Francis Kirkpatrick Esq of Rathmoon, county of Wicklow. 

Friday, Sep 16, 1836. On 13^th inst at Kilburn, agd 13, Blondina Matilda, 3^rd d o the late Mr Robert Coles of Wigmore St. 

Monday, Jun 26, 1837. On 23^rd at Kilburn, Mrs J J Scoles of Argyll Place, of  a son. 

Wednesday, Mar 18, 1840. On Sunday 15^th at his residence, 6 Kilburn Priory, Mr John Bullock of 19 Duke St Grosvenor Sq, aged 69. 

Wednesday, Sep 02, 1840; At St Pancras new church on 1^st inst Henry, 4^th s o T Harris Esq of Cromer Cottage, Kilburn, to Margaretta Frances Mary, eldest d o W H S Penley Esq of 21 Mornington Cres, Regents Park. 

9 Nov 1840. 5^th inst at St Georges Hanover Sq by licence, Selina, 2^nd d o late Thomas Swinburn Esq of Kilburn to Jules Rochat Esq 

6.4.1841. On Saturday 3^rd inst at his house at Kilburn, Robert Edlin Esq of St James St, aged 67. 

Saturday, Aug 07, 1841. At Hampstead Church on 5^th inst, Joseph Fallows Esq, solicitor of Kilburn Wells and no. 13 Piccadilly, to Mary Ann eldest d of John Large Esq also of Kilburn Wells 

Monday, Jan 17, 1842 On the 14^th inst at no. 7 Beaufoy Terrace Kilburn Priory, Mrs Hogarth aged 84. 

Monday, Jul 08, 1844. 5^th inst at Kilburn in the 85^th year of her age, Hannah, relict of the late Nathaniel Chater Esq of St Dunstans Hill and Upper Clapton, Middx 

Tuesday, Sep 30, 1845; 27^th inst at St Johns hackney, Charles, s o S Rogers Esq Greville Place, Kilburn to Emily 2^nd d o Mr C Thompson of Dalston. 

Tuesday, Sep 30, 1845; 2^nd inst at Hunter St, Brunswick Sq, of rapid consumption, Harriett, only surviving d o the late Joseph Allen Esq and gd of the late Thomas Webster of Kilburn Wells, aged 18 

Monday, Mar 04, 1850.  27^th ult in Finchley Rd, Regents Patk, Mary wid of late John Ratcliffe Esq of Cheltenham. 28^th ult at Kilburn Middx Benjamin Burdett in his 73^rd yr. 1^st inst at 50 Arlington Street Camden Town Mr Edward Wright in his 60^th year. 

Friday, May 17, 1850. Tusday 14^th inst at his residence at Kilburn after a long illness, Samuel Hancock in his 83^rd yr. 

Monday, May 20, 1850. 17^th inst atr37 Finchley Rd, Georgina Frances, w/o Mr Christopher Cuff in the 36^th yr of her age. 17^th inst suddenly, Mr Thomas Smith of 99 Edgware Rd Paddington aged 55. 17^th inst at Clifton, to the inexpressible grief of his family, John George Swindell of 3 Kilburn Prior in the 25^th year of his age. 

Saturday, Jul 06, 1850Thurs 4^th inst at St Pancras Church Euston Sq Christopher Bicknell of Kilburn and Connaught Terrace, solicitor, to Ruth, only d o David Thomas esq of Grove Terrace, Upper Kentish Town 

Friday, Sep 06, 1850. 4^th inst at Willesden Church Joseph 3^rd s o Thomas Peters Esq of Kilburn, Middx, to Mary Edridge, eldest d o Charles Watson of the same place. 

17 Dec 1850. 11st inst at Blomfield Rd Maida Hill, the wife of Austwick Westbrook Esq of a daughter. Sunday 15^th inst at no. 6 Osnaburgh Terr, Regents Park, the w o Augustus P Oldershaw Esq of Doctors Commons, of a son. 15^th inst at Highgate Hill, the wife of John L Tatham Esq of Lincolns Inn, of a daughter. 15h inst at Kilburn, the wife of John Lewis Merrivale Esq, of a daughter. 16^th inst Mrs H D Abercrombie, Stanhope St, Regents Park, of a son 

Mar 13, 1851. 11^th inst at The Terrace, Kilburn, the w o Hubert F Turner Esq of a son.

The Times Saturday, Sep 07, 1861: The Dreadful Collision On The Hampstead Junction Railway. The Inquest. James English, wife Emma & child; Charles Standing; Mr Allen’s wife Elizabeth; George Greenwood of Alloa (?) Terrace,  identified his two dead sons Charles Greenwood, 11, & Henry Greenwood, 7; James Ricks of Walcot Place, Kennington Road identified body of Mary Sellis, 28, unmarried, his wife’s sister; Mary Elizabeth Turner of Prince’s Mews, Sth Kensington, identified the body of Clara Clements, 44, unmarried, her cousin; Henry Stacey, Bromley, Bow Rd, identified Eva Stacey, 11, his daughter; Thomas Saunders of Harrow Terrace, Bow, identified body of Richard Saunders, 29, his brother;  James Hills of Portland St, Stepney, identified body of Edward Hills, 32, his brother;  William Thomas Yeoman of Patterson St, Stepney, identified John Yeoman 44, his brother; Rhoda Oliver; Clara Clements; 

The Times, Thursday, Apr 21, 1864; ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.-At the Hampstead police - Jacob Pattison 

The Times, Wednesday, Sep 20, 1871; Missing From A Hospital. The Hampstead Smallpox Hospital-Ex Parte Elizabeth Bellue In Re The Metropolitan Asylum District Hampstead Hospital. 

The Times, Thursday, May 13, 1875; At Hampstead, Mabel, Lady Palmer, of 15, Fairfax Rd, St Johns Wood & Eugenie Maitre 

The Times, Wednesday, Oct 06, 1875; At Hampstead, Edward Cawthron, 31, smith, and Thomas Wise, 21, charged assaulting Police Sgt Capp 

The Times, Thursday, Oct 07, 1875;  At Hampstead, William Pantell, 11,  & John Lovuch, 11, charged 

The Times, Thursday, Oct 14, 1875; At HAMPSTEAD, EDWARD SPENCER, potman at the King William Fourth, charged with barbaric cruelty 

The Times, Thursday, Oct 28, 1875;  At Hampstead, Francis Harding, 39, jeweller, no home, charged

The Times, Thursday, Jan 01, 1880;  At HAMPSTEAD, ELIZABETH TOCOCK, respectably dressed,  charged 

The Times, Wednesday, Sep 01, 1880;  At HAMPSTEAD, THOMAS GREGORY, 41, deserting his children

The Times, Thursday, Sep 09, 1880;  At HAMPSTEAD, Mr. HENRY BRAUN, disqualified from holding a licence.

The Times, Thursday, Sep 16, 1880; At HAMPSTEAD, GEORGE LAY, 39,  charged with causing the death of Ellen Jackson, 42 

The Times, Thursday, Sep 30, 1880; At Hampstead, George Williamson, alias Gooch, 32, charged 

The Times, Thursday, Dec 09, 1880; At Hampstead, Henry Wood, 22, labourer, charged

The Times, Monday, Mar 20, 1882;  At HAMPSTEAD, ANDREW LEACH, 30, barrister-at-law, charged assaulting Annie Naomi Bird 

The Times, Thursday, Apr 06, 1882;  At Hampstead, Mr. Charles Mason, son of Mr. Newcomb Mason charged 

The Times, Saturday, Apr 29, 1882;  At HAMPSTEAD, HENRY WHITE, 12, an inmate of the Field Lane Industrial School charged 

The Times, Thursday, Jun 29, 1882; At HAMPSTEAD, SIDNEY TURNER, 13, charged 

The Times, Thursday, Jul 13, 1882;  At HAMPSTEAD, ROBERT BROWN, summonsed 

The Times, Thursday, Jul 27, 1882; At HAMPSTEAD, GEORGE BELLAMY, and Thomas Curzon, charged assaulting John Thomas Burr & Richard Morgan 

The Times, Thursday, Aug 03, 1882;  At HAMPSTEAD, ROBERT WILLIAMS charged  

The Times, Wednesday, Aug 09, 1882; At HAMPSTEAD, JAMES HERBERT, 14, no occupation, charged stealing from Mary Ann Hiscock 

The Times, Thursday, Aug 10, 1882; At Hampstead, William Winyard, junior, Edmond Moore & James Dellar charged 

The Times, Thursday, Nov 02, 1882; At HAMPSTEAD, Mr. SUTTON SHARPE, Mr George Pritchard, Mr George W Potter, his sons Herbert George Potter, 13 & Francis John Potter 11, NS William Cook summonsed 

The Times, Tuesday, Nov 07, 1882; At Hampstead, James Adams, 36,  charged assaulting Fanny Hodsden 

The Times, Thursday, Dec 28, 1882; pg. 10; At HAMPSTEAD, JAMES DIXON, 60, charged assaulting Frederick Harrison 

The Times, Thursday, Feb 08, 1883; pg. 3; At HAMPSTEAD Petty Sessions, HANNAH ROOTS, widow charged with neglecting her children 

The Times, Wednesday, Mar 28, 1883; At HAMPSTEAD, WILLIAM CORHAM, 19, costermonger, charged stealing from James Webb 

The Times, Thursday, Apr 12, 1883; At HAMPSTEAD, THOMAS BARRY, 24, no fixed home, & Kate Mulvey, 28, charged stealing from her husband, Francis Mulvey.

 The Times, Thursday, May 17, 1883; pg. 12; At HAMPSTEAD, WILLIAM DOWE, of Wells-buildings, summoned 

The Times, Thursday, Jun 14, 1883; pg. 4; I At HAMPSTEAD, EDWARD RICHARDS, 26, a letter-carrier Drunk & incapable 

he Times, Thursday, Jul 05, 1883; pg. 10; At Hampstead, Mr. George Pritchard, summonsed 

The Times, Thursday, Jul 12, 1883; At Hampstead, Mr. Maurice St. Clair Long, summoned as Mr Edward Long assaulting Walter Casterton, cab driver. 

The Times, Thursday, Aug 23, 1883; At HAMPSTEAD, ENOCH MAGGS was summoned  

The Times, Thursday, Aug 30, 1883; At HAMPSTEAD, Mr. DAVID SPENCE, summoned

The Times, Thursday, Sep 13, 1883; At HAMPSTEAD, WILLIAM PAUL, chimney sweep, William Edward Penn, ditto & Thomas Rhodes Williamson summoned

 The Times, Thursday, Sep 20, 1883; At Hampstead, Eliza Theodesea Hill, 18, charged 

The Times, Thursday, Oct 04, 1883; pg. 3; At Hampstead, Walter James Rawlings, charged with endangering Mr H C Gray 

The Times, Thursday, Nov 08, 1883;  At HAMPSTEAD, JAMES ROWE, a young man, was summoned assaulting Charles Halsey 

The Times, Thursday, Nov 15, 1883; At Hampstead, Charles Palmer and Arthur Archer charged

The Times, Thursday, Dec 27, 1883; At Hampstead, Edward Burton, 49, labourer, no fixed home charged stealing property of John MacDonald

The Times, Saturday, Dec 29, 1883; The same Coroner held an inquiry at the Hampstead Workhouse re death of female child of Emma Worledge.

The Times, Wednesday, May 23, 1888; At HAMPSTEAD, OWEN NEWMAN, 33, labourer, charged

The Times, Wednesday, Jun 13, 1888;  At HAMPSTEAD, GEORGE FISHER, 42, charged assaulting John Ladell 

The Times, Tuesday, Jul 31, 1888;  At Hampstead, Francis John Davidson, 34, charged

The Times, Thursday, Aug 02, 1888; At HAMPSTEAD, EDMUND TOMS, builder charged

The Times, Thursday, Oct 25, 1888; At Hampstead, Augustus Matthews, 28, charged trying to commit suicide 

The Times, Tuesday, Oct 28, 1890;  The Murder At Hampstead. Mary Eleanor Pearcy 24, charged for killing Phoebe Hogg & Phoebe Hanslope Hogg aged 18m  

The Times, Wednesday, Mar 28, 1894; At HAMPSTEAD Police-court, yesterday, EDWARD Staunton charged 

The Times, Thursday, Mar 29, 1894; At Hampstead, George Bocater, 22, otherwise Lloyd, charged stealing from Mr Michele Criscuolo 

The Times, Thursday, Apr 05, 1894; At Hampstead, William Osborne, 17, Walter Ringe, 18, and George Roberts 17 charged 

The Times, Monday, Aug 06, 1894; At Hampstead, Alfred White, 27, labourer, charged attempted suicide 

The Times, Thursday, Nov 29, 1894;  At HAMPSTEAD, ROBERT BOSS, and Seymour S Abelson fined 

The Times, Thursday, Feb 07, 1895; At Hampstead, John Masters, 20, & Thomas Goodman 19 stealing property of Mr Lewis T Dibdin 

The Times, Thursday, Apr 18, 1895; pg. 11; At Hampstead, Arthur Paul, alias Augustus Pohl, 40 charged 

The Times, Tuesday, Jul 23, 1895;At Hampstead, Alfred North, 34, labourer, wounding Edwin Poole 

The Times, Thursday, Sep 26, 1895;  At Hampstead, Charles Downey Richardson, re his child Maria Elizabeth 

The Times, Wednesday, Jun 06, 1900;  At Hampstead, Samuel Walker, 28, assaulting PC Pike

The Times, Thursday, Aug 02, 1900; pg. 13; At Hampstead, Caroline King, 29, Wife of a postman charged stealing 

The Times, Thursday, Aug 30, 1900; pg. 10; At HAMPSTEAD, JIM PETTIFER, 20, a brass finisher, charged 

The Times, Saturday, Jan 19, 1901; The Hampstead Shooting Case. John Bellis aged 24 shot in the head. Maud Amelia Eddington, single, 22, on remand. 

The Times, Thursday, Oct 31, 1907; The Hampstead Railway Accident. Inquest Opened. Deaths of William George Belham, 24; James Smith, about 50; Frank Brunning 24. William John Hollis, 33, signalman, charged with manslaughter. 

The Times, Tuesday, Jun 06, 1911; Charge Of Shooting At Hampstead. Thomas Smith, 21, charged shooting Charles Darvill, Charles Hicks, Sarah Tuvey; George Goldsmith hit on the head 

The Times, Tuesday, Mar 25, 1913;  Death By Starvation. Women's Existence In A Hampstead House. Alice Yeates, 51,  Jane Yeates her sister, 57. 

The Times, Wednesday, Aug 27, 1913; The Pistol Accident At Hampstead. Army Medical Officer's Death. Major George Johnstone Buchanan, RAMC, 48. His wife Eliza gave evidence 

The Times, Tuesday, Mar 24, 1914; Child's Body Buried On Hampstead Heath. Man And Woman Charged. Archibald Cameron, 43 & Sarah Childs, 31, charged with death of Annie Childs, 3m 

The Times, Saturday, May 23, 1914; The Hampstead Outrage. Swiss Waiter Charged With Robbery And Attempted Murder. Kasper Jacob Esterman 21, charged robbery from Ether Newbatt 

The Times, Friday, Jul 30, 1915; Hampstead Murder Charge. A Witness's Talk With The Prisoner. Richard Gorges, 42 charged with murder of Detective Alfred Young 

The Times, Thursday, Aug 07, 1919;  Hampstead Bicycle Thefts. Benjamin Walmsley 45, charged with receiving. Edward George Plummer, 17 and Edward James Sullivan, 15 charged with theft 

The Times, Tuesday, Sep 16, 1919; Penal Servitude For Policemen. The Hampstead Burglaries. Thomas Maxwell 35 & Alfred Shaw, 31, police officers, sentenced. 

The Times, Thursday, Dec 18, 1919; Hampstead Betting Raid. John King, 47, fined 

The Times, Monday, Jan 12, 1920; Hampstead Heath Pests. John Lee, 19, assaulting Mrs Louisa Burleigh. 

The Times, Thursday, Feb 05, 1920; Weak Whisky At Hampstead. Sidney Conrad Strube licensee of Wells Hotel, Percival Strube, and Edith Gill charged for selling underproof whisky. 

The Times, Tuesday, May 18, 1920; Cook. Butler. And Mistress. Domestic Scene At Hampstead., Claim For Assault., King's Bench Division. HARLEY AND WIFE v. PETRE AND WIFE. Mr & Mrs Philip Frank Harley, butler and cook against Mr & Mrs Reginald Bernard Petre. 

The Times, Tuesday, Feb 27, 1923; Alleged Arson At Hampstead. Children In Peril. Ernest Strutt, 35 charged with endangering Mrs Rachell Watts and her four children. 

The Times, Thursday, Apr 12, 1923; Chemists Fined. Hampstead Council's Test Prosecution. William Browne & Co, Finchley Rd. 

The Times, Thursday, Aug 30, 1923; Hampstead Butler's Death. William Thomas Graham 58 

The Times, Thursday, Sep 02, 1926; Hampstead Housebreaking Charge. Detective's Story Of Arrests. James Baron, 29; Albert Edward Mays, 31 charged  with B&E the house of Henry J Ahern 

The Times, Monday, Dec 19, 1927; Inquest On Mother And Son. Jury's Verdict At Hampstead. Bodies of Mrs Bertha Blair 47 and son Allan James Blair 15, shooting. Robert Blair, husband, gave evidence. 

The Times, Thursday, Sep 19, 1929; Litter-Thrower Fined Paper On Hampstead Heath Mrs D Dilke 

The Times, Friday, Aug 29, 1930; Ready-Money Betting Hampstead Man Sentenced To Imprisonment Mark Brandon and W Sullivan summoned 

The Times, Monday, Jan 09, 1933; Hampstead Murder Charge. Theodosios charged murder Dr Angelos Zemenides.