Murder trial of Captain Phenix mate at Sunderland
The Phenix ship murder trial heard the case against Jacob Frederick Muller for the death of Captain Frederick Bergholtz near Monkwearmouth on June 13. Witnesses described a brutal assault with a maaker, dragging and dumping the body, and Muller's confessions amid police evidence. The jury found Muller guilty and the judge imposed sentence.
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Saronbiy
Jory
Justice
Lotherington
Knowles
Yogham
Phenix
Prussia
Sunderland
Muller
James Alderson
Benjamin
Richard Brian
Benjamin How
Police
Sumderland
Monkwearmouth
Daniel Frederick Faust
Johann Frederick Bergholtz
William Dodd
Jutie
Frederick Muller
Eichstadt
Bat I
Leith
Fia
Beck
Fréderick
Cate
Weinmann
Geneva
Alf
Brown
Tur
John Christian Frederick Eichstadt
Fréd
Fred
Fuller
Stouter
John Gustavus Ferdinand Weinmann
William Brown
Bergholtz
Smedis
Jed
John Bailes
Phoenix
G. Potts
Tiger Steamer
Lanthern
Ejichstadt
J . G. Potts
Alcock
Mati Inier
Bailes
Henry Ferdinand Bleck
Greenwood Sword
John Peter Kitson
Bleck
Ife
Créssie
Baron Manfe
Riots and trials mark Birmingham assizes in July
Grand jury returns true bills for multiple riots and break ins during July disturbances in Birmingham. Trials unfold with defendants including Howell Roberts Jones Aston Wilkes charged with riot and demolition of Bourne shop, while others face burglary and seditious language indictments amid crowding in the courthouse.
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Littledale
Tobs
George IV
John Taylor
Jeremiah Howel
Francis Roberts
John Jones
Thomas Aston
James
Henby Bourne
tGt
John Birch
Forger John Duanning Committed For Trial In London Whitehall
A young man named John Duan ning faced charges of feloniously uttering a forged 502 check to Messrs. Drummónd, forged in his master John Williams’s name. He confessed, offered no defence, and was committed for trial.
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Elizabeth Badlaed
R. Peel
Lord Duncannon
F. Burdett
Lord Gardner
Weowesday
John Standard Dalrymple
Twyford
Keys
Chelsea Hosital
Bicknell
Chelsea Hospital
Dignum
Bellamy
Priza
Cheldes Hospital
Holland
Swan
Maria Wightman
Charles Wightman
Windsor-street
Uxbridge
Saldannah Bay
James Welch
John H. Welch
St. Alban’s
Winter
Thomas M. Lake
Frank
Messrs. Wightman
Windger-street
Wrightman
Witness
Wightman
Mr. Bicknell
George Clarke
Wiseman
Moss
Wilder
Fraud Romances a Fortunate Lady by False Physician
Tuesday evening at Lambeth a pair of men sought a magistrate after a lady of fortune faced a disguised physician who won her affection with promises of marriage. He allegedly extorted 1000 pounds in cash and a set of ear rings, later found to be cheap mosaic gold. The forty year old woman, described as of weak intellect, admitted drafting a document at the lover’s dictation to protect him from exposure.
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Uxbridge
John Holland
High Wycombe
St. Alban’s Bank
Winter
Queen’s Head
Chelsea Hospital
Reading
Henley-upon-Thames
Wycombe
Cook
Cobb
Lea
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Butt
Lord Abinger
Loroer
Croydon
Wilks
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Board of Excise
J.G. Frdmiston
Stroud Dad
Gloucester
Bristol Mercury
City
St. Luke's
Read
Beadle
Baker
Johnson's Court
Fleet Street
Great Western Steamer
Glasgow
Liverpool
George Nadon
High-street
John Teal
William Shears
William Eades
John Sory
John Staith
William Clift
Thomas Kirig
John Rhode
Eleazer Hughes
Thomas
Saltar
John Duckworth
Julian Hamey
John Ingram
William Lovett
John Collins
William Patry
Samuel Vincent Horton
Birmingham
Mellor
Enoch Chumleigh
Pridoner
Newton-street
Parry
Horton
Eilver
Redfern
Highstreet
Unit
London
Henry Bourne
High-streat
Humphrey Pountley
Bourne
Daniel
Henry Wilkes
Shaw
Lawrence
Collins and Lovett
Millar
Justice Littledale
Pridence Wilkes
Gbme
Wilkes
Fonel
Miller
Bow-Street
House of Correction
Newgate
Central Criminal Court
Gueldhall
Torspay
William Satchwell
Rock
Walbrook
Messrs. Sewell
Fore-street
Jewellers, &c
William Rock
Sewell
Stubbings, Skinner
Alderman Brown
Woather
Mr. Sewell
Messrs. Rock
Wontner
Mansion House
Turspay
Thomas Colegate
Withers Colegate
Joseph Robinson
Hodgson
Watling-street
Pamash
Hodeson
Lambeth Street