THE Ar A FLORA HASTINGS. SIR JAMES CLARK'S STATEMENT.
Sir James Clark delivers a detailed account of his involvement in Lady Flora Hastings case. He recounts indications of possible pregnancy, the royal palace's suspicions, a medical examination with Sir Charles Clarke, and the post mortem revealing distant illness. He defends his actions and notes the absence of blame while emphasizing the case's delicacy.
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Raphael the Exeter Astrologer Seized at Guildhall Trial
A crowd gathered at the Guildhall as Raphael the Exeter astrologer faced arrest amid rumors he had fallen into police hands. A servant girl confessed paying him for rulings on her fate, leading to his arrest and three months hard labor for alleged fortune telling offenses. Ebenezer Webber, alias Raphael, appeared shocked by the verdict.
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Ingenious new harmonic violin instrument by Jenkinson
The Belfast News Letter reports a novel instrument by Mr. Jenkinson, Lurgan church organist. A large violin body without neck uses a bow on many strings plus a piano style keyboard, with foot treddles removing strings to avoid discordance. Stops produce full chords in chosen keys, delivering powerful tone and orchestral range when paired with a grand piano.
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Belfast News
Gleaners fined dismissed in Earl Radnor field case
In Saxissary Sessions near Salisbury Catherine Sheppard and Mary Turner faced Earl Radnor's dairyman for gleaning in his barley field and carrying away corn after pigs had access. The bench discharged the women, ordering payment of summons costs, and warned them against future entry. The dairyman admitted barley leasing was unusual. the Earl urged no harsh press but adherence to law.
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Insolvent Petition Dismissed Over Friendly Arrest
George Rose opposed by Mr Woodroffe for Mr John Johnson a cattle dealer with support from Mr Cooke. Insolvent milkman had bail after debt of 41. Court heard of a friendly arrest in a case involving Thomas Thomas the detaining creditor. Petition dismissed. insolvent groused others lacked the milk of human kindness.
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Cooke
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Thomas
Appeal Day clears criminal convictions in Hatton Garden case
The session featured appeals by Williams against a Hatton Garden magistrates ruling for desertion and Bodkin securing a discharge of recognizances, quashing the conviction. Clergyman Thorburn saw a Marylebone case dismissed after the prosecutrix failed to appear. A coroner's inquest at Bow examined head opening amid fees dispute, yielding a verdict of accidental death. Other inquests reported accidental deaths and hospital notes, plus remarks on Parliament square Speaker residence plans and the Great Western voyage from New York.
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Brentford Petty Sessions Forged Checks Case
A youth named Edward Dart aged about 19 was brought before Brentford magistrates on a charge of feloniously uttering a forged bank check for 6 10s to Mr. Morse of DraymonGreen Ealing. Dart was committed to Newgate for trial after his father testified he may not be in his right mind. Jasper Simmons was fined 5s and jailed six weeks for gravel throwing at a Great Western Railway train under statute.
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House of Correction
Desperate Mutiny at Sea Lands Nine Prisoners
Nine seamen faced Judge Davis on mutiny charges stemming from a February incident aboard the Ulysses. Depositions from U.S. Consul Robert Hunter detail a failed attempt to subdue mutineers led by Broughton, with Captain Galt and crew suffering injuries before the hatch was nailed down and the mutineers were confined. The case proceeded toward Boston's circuit court for trial.
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