Trial of James Yates for willful murder at Port Henry Arms
James Yates faced a murder charge in a Port Henry Arms inquest proceeding. The prosecution detailed Mansforth’s death from multiple wounds, the prisoner’s movements around Skillagolea Creek, and testimony described by Hawkesworth Slater and others. The jury found Yates guilty of willful murder and he was sentenced to be hanged on September fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkesworth
Mansforth
Aaguet
Crawford
Jance Viste
Debe
Pia Dhe Megulee Crook
Staphen
Tenderson
Eeon
John ‘Seaveforth
Age Tim
Poeta Slater
Duralay
Il Asage
Lave
Chargn
Big Hue
Iran Ehram
Tidcarne’s
Adams
Slater
Adaioe
Thas
Therforte
William Thleume
Bunker
Skillagolea Creek
Fity
Maxty
Henry Arms
Eesti
Manafort
Ana Oeloak
Evan
Tex Me
Tolén
Witnes
Iellon
Prassia
Inness
Mir Henderson
Henry Arne
Witney
Uleh
Stophot
MF Witic-House
Hiv
Marsforth
Hemexaze
Mansfeth
Bagan
Seren Bret
Beophan
Maneforth
Bouce
Ant
Christian Nowe
Alana` Forth
Howes
Mrinter
Tobin
Witmeas
Jon Hawkesworth
Juhn Hoiles
Port Henry Arms
Ueceasuil
Nan
Timach
Soneri
Manslirth Anil
Mr Holes
Wimese
Priser
Stephen
Witaras
Per
Howe
Witness
Uyagei
Stepten
Prioner
Wiest
G. M.I
Port Henry Anns
Anise Huevo
Tidewine
Stephen—Saul
Mary Atm. Aiains
Breph
Hisonér
Willian Slater
South Australis
South’ Australis
Manaforth
Witesa
Warren
Port Fenty Arms
Turner
Henderson
Mastorth
Nis
Skillagolee Creek
Charles Houtton Webby
Clara
Bert Henry Arms
J Mansforth
Seyi
John Mansforth
John Hughes
Chambers
Ison
Para
Skillagalee Creek
Port Henry
Skillagalre Creek
Adelaide
Gorase
Alan
James Yates
Joseph Clark
1Th
Commmissariat
James Manaforth
Srd
Berkely
Mr Stephen
Stephen Hers
Haleates
Panion
James
Hackhaus
Alr G. ML
Stephens
Arareo
Walker
J. W. Foot
Barre
Noble
Froott
Foott
Tweee
Basel
Miss Daglish
Paxton
Mr. Paxton
Fecet
Althoug
Honour Hotont
Don
J Will
T ‘Daglish
Valentin
J. Bir
Wwel
Carlies
Jerves
Housh
Anton
Insolvent court hears homicide case with mixed testimony
The Insolvent Court proceedings recount witness testimony on a fatal incident. Jurors weigh whether the prisoner acted with intent or under extenuating circumstances as evidence traces weapons, marks on ground, and prior conduct. The judge outlines murder versus manslaughter standards and adjourns for further consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attairs
Mr Scephen
Tr Stephen
Vnriows
Wil
Stephen
Pence
Lyr
Hawkesworth
Tidcume
Haywhesworth
James
Paxton
Zane _el
Rastiaad Anf
Gi Isboerer
Lalfavraie
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Yates
Aoun Mansforth
Jamra Taree
Ashton Govereo
Lausceston
Monilay
Launceston
Hobart ‘Town
Manday, Amert Wik
Nmne
Bemus Valizy
The
Nee
Taer
Armel