Court sentences sailor for disobedience and release on mercy
A court martial found John Miller had erred in refusing to go on deck after orders. after noting his good conduct and contrition, he was admonished and discharged with full pay. The trial included witness testimony from Charles Blake and Lt. Hill, and discussions on naval law and liberties within the Articles of War.
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Sam
Elliott
Eliott
Charles Blake
Lient
White
Miller
Lieutenant White
Mr. White
Evtiorr
Lieut, White
Marists
Ellwtt
Barham
Joseph Augustes Hill
Tsis
Isis
7-1
John Miller
Futore
Robert Stopford
Portsmouth
Navy
Etienne Bergnet
Orleans
Chateau de Bards
Foreign Guard
Aselees
Peter
Marie
Tia Marie
Aremberg
Arnold
France
Court OF Chancery
Pritchard Uv
Bull
Court OF King's Bench
Guripnatl
Wynne
Crosthwaite
Respondentia
Lowthe Castle
Lord Tenterden
Lowther Castle
John Wilkinson
John Crosthwaite
Wilkinson
Hulluck
Paine
Court of Chancer
Jeave
Broveham
Joan
Reepondentia
Wilkingon
Mr. Paine
Hallock
Respondetttin
Caplain
Wilkinsgir
Parhof
Jobo Wilkigagon
Witorss
China
Weatness
Lodia
Hauge
Wittness
Richard Paine
Platoud
Lord Tentenpen
Gord T
Searnet
Reca
Lanauze
Bent
European Insurance Company
Johnson
Daeblin
John Clark
London
Clark
Court OF Common Pleas
Guitmisie
Jas
Goldsmidht
Morean
Serjeant WiLee
AC Et
Robert Wilson
Powles
Mr. Morgan
Page
Goldsmid
Sweeting
Cornhill
Tsaw
Morgan
Stock Exchange
Wm. Plowman
Ing
Mr. Goldsmid
Sweeting’s
Sergeant Taddy
Edinburgh
Caledonian Mercury
Horsfall
Anne Matley
Yaylor Court
Maguire-street
Vauxhall-road
Macdonald
St. Anne-street
Taylor
Blanslaughter
Juia Taylor
Liverpool Albion
Sheffield
Duke of Devonshire
Mhugh Parker
Hhe
Bim
Chatsworth
Fens
H. 1
Eloo
Thorney
Siuntingdon Gusette
Old Bailey Trial Reveals Burglary Linked to Regent's Park Property
James Butler aged 32 and John Pichott age 3a faced charges for stealing a necklace and valuables from James Bilinghaim's lodgings on the Regent's Park. Pichott, a preacher, was acquitted. Butler was found guilty after evidence showed skeleton keys and housebreaking tools in his possession.
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James Butler
John Pichott
James Bilinghaim
Pichott
Regent's Perk
Butler
Picholi
Pickett
Buller
Fiend Butler
Marriages Record From Leicestershire and London Notices
Multiple marriage notices list Charles Herrick Bureaby of Royal Artillery wed Charlotte Jane Berford Oliver's daughter at Misterton Leicestershire. Other vows include John of Turstingstone and Morgan of Russell Place, Tovsq, with further marriages across Barnet Mast and Piccadilly. An obituary notes Mrs Lydia Beard and Rev J B St Levalleur.
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Misterton
Leicestershire
Thomas Bureaby
Charles Herrick Bureaby
Royal Artilery
Charlotte Jane
Berford Oliver
Newarks
Leicester
St. Pancras
John
Mast Barnet Church
Thomas Henry Mlwin
Thomas Crosthwit
Dolrymount
Dublin
Asin
Philip Castel Sherard
Glatton
Huuttageshire
Harleyestreet
Diel
Piccadilly
Mra
Lydia Bea
John Beard
Keg
Twickenham
Welbech-Street
J. B. St Levalleur
Gio
Y House
Berkeley Street
Portman-Square
Philip Perry
Moor Hall
Harlow
Essex
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Foreign Literary Gazette
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Can Mee
Peter Lytnre
Peter Lemith
Piter
Pur Thom Ia Herdsfield
Juba Iningham
Bedi
Die
Maningham
Charrington
Brewis
Nuwl Mousse Goodman
Thomas Wilson
Wilson
Fletcher
Cepdsfield
Bishopa
Tie
Justice-room
Opasnettain Medical Company
P. Lawrie
Marlborough-Street
John Langley
Luneley
Lizabeth Langley
Rorlie
Mitt Dalihe
Jeremiah Durant
Gillingham
Keo
Chatham Dork Yard
Elizabeth Langley
Durant
William Lang
Gorham
Brook Street
Grosvenor Square
Aler
Cisen
Wesh
Mr. Gorham
Bailardt
Swan Lasett
Meath
Gaib
He Media
Siwan
Bailard
Gorhans
Morismouth
William
Medina
Clements
AM. Gurant
Mev
Rue
Priseger
Houce
Union Hall
Robert Reynolds
Lambeth
Wes
Cifawners
Cicors
Piumas Ailon
Derongir
Ativan
Hrowsing
Stitt
Bard Ix
Brixton
Spor
Old Bailey
New Court
Lonion
H. Warren
Strand
D. Yburton