Indictment Preamble and Foreign Allies Drawn in France
The preamble to the indictment against Messrs Wilson Hutchinson and Bruce accuses Lavalette of escape with foreign aid. It cites English officers Michael Bruce and Robert Thomas Wilson as allies of anti social doctrines among Parisians. Critics say the prose is declamatory and overstuffed with irrelevant references to philosophy and justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Procureur-General
Lavatette
France
Paria
Europe
Michael Bruce
Marshal Ney
Robert Thomas Wilson
Lavaleites
Lavalettee
Robert Wilson
Paris
Lavalette
Robert
Plato
Aristote
Mably
Rosseau
Locke
Bacon
Abbé de Pradt
Court and Fassionables Windsor Castle item
Windsor Castle April reports King in good health but unchanged illness. Princess Charlotte marriage to Prince of Cobourg delayed to private ceremony this month. Royal wardrobe and livery details noted. Domestic staff reassigned from Warwick House to new royal establishment. Mr Canning's return anticipated. possible appointment as President of the Board of Control in Cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor Castle
Charlotte
Prince of
Cobourg
Charlotte of Wales
Wild
Warwickhouse
Saxe-Cobourg
Mr. Canning
England
Board of Control
Public Retirement Report Sparks Contention Over Officers
A correspondent writes to publicize and contest a report that would alter the perceived character of officers facing retirement. The missive argues compensation claims linked to their public service as retirement nears, though the writer's tone is loose and not dignified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile
Vigilance and Honour in City Governance Debate
A report claims a levied annual tax of thirty pounds on all houses of fame within jurisdiction, with nonpayment leading to being marked as disorderly. Regular payments reportedly avoid penalties, challenging Mayor's authority. The writer urges pension consideration only for worthy, virtuous candidates, noting irreproachable character and misfortune rather than misconduct.
Jury hears case of James Barnet charged with pistol discharge at theatre
At Drury Lane Theatre in February James Barnet was charged with firing a pistol loaded with powder and shot at Miss Kelly during The Merry Mourners. Witnesses testified noting the actor’s stage actions, a tin powder case, and Barnet claiming it was only an alarm. Letters from Miss Kelly and others were produced, with insanity evidence from John Crockett and details of Barnet’s troubled behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Barncté
Frances Marta Ively
Nathan Morris
Drurydane Theatre
Mr. Knight
Miss Kelly
Nan
Joel
Mer
Birnie
J. Koichi
Missy Kelly
Vas
Cee
Miss Welly
Kelly
Finsv
Prisoner Found Insane. To Be Confined by Crown Order
Mr John Want, surgeon, testified the prisoner may be insane. Mr Baron Wood argued the letters showed insanity. The jury returned a verdict of insanity, and Val Gaildy will be confined by order of the crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Want
Alo
Baron Wood
Jas
Val Gaildy
Crown
Mudd lessen sussions in April court decision
An April court session discusses Ronen versus Rostnes. The defendant was brought up with bail set at 2000 dollars in sureties, and the judge required security before release. Counsel expressed astonishment at the provisional security demanded and questioned the bail conditions while signaling concern for public prejudice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donday
Ronen
Rostnes
Peron
Bose
Roberts
Ata
Alles
Robert
Giulia
Aine
Roberts Berg
Joeweradl
Bat
Alea
Miley
Murder of Father by Son in Kingston Case Heard
Prisoner Richard Russell stood trial for the murder of his father at Kingston in October. Evidence described his return from sea eleven years abroad and a confession alleging he struck and strangled, stole money, and attempted to flee. Verdict found him guilty and the judge ordered execution on Monday with body to be hanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Crocket
Tures
Seven Oaks
Kent
Ricard Russel
Phames
Kongston
Howe
Chen
Greenwich
Dom Rosset
Bay
Joseph Walter
Ingegain
Estershower
Esher
Richard
Kingston
Justice Abbot
Elisbeth Mary Maller Indicted for Child Murder
Elisabeth Mary Maller, 19, is charged with willful murder of Lilisabeth Newman in St Mary Lambeth by administering poison in gruel. Evidence suggests poisoned powder mislaid near meals. jury acquitted the prisoner, judge deeming death an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean
Newman
Justice Abwow
Also Mentioned on This Page
Messrs. Wilson, Hutchinson, and Bruce
Marsitals
Dagny-Love Theatre
Mme
Princes-street
D—y-lane
Lam
Madam
George Bansem
Prada
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!