Murder Trial at Maidstone Nabett for Parker Murder
The Maidstone assizes open with James Nesbett on trial for the murder of Thomas Parker and Parker’s housekeeper at Woolwich in March 1820. A crowd heard witnesses describe a fireside scene, burglary, arson, and blood soaked rooms as the case against Nesbett unfolded with detailed testimony from witnesses across London and Portsmouth. The jury found Nesbett guilty of murder after a lengthy, circumstantial case, and the judge sentenced him to be hanged and dissection.
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Maidstone
Fatear
Moore
Parker
Woolwich
Crown Court
Eaton Wand
James Nucbett
Baron Wood
James Neabete
Thomas Parker
Sarah Brown
City of London
Chitty
Anifrewa
Mr. Parker
Mer Giles
David Brooks
Itliiam Lyon
Stephen Howard
Jobn Hay
Adam Reid
William Raven
William Patten
Sam
Thomas Cole
Portmouth
Portsmuth
London
Matt
Portsmouth
Jas. Watson
Francia Faulkner
Mouse Hill
Milford
Chichester
Fountain Inn
Crog
Bill
Ann Kirby
Firat
Watson
Portamouth
Red Lion
Betsy
William Daly
Portemouth
James Neebitt
Jamea Nesbitt
Mr. Cole
Anne Kirby
Carter
Joseph Irish
Barnard Salamon
B. Solomon
Bernard Salomon
Irish
France
George Inn
T. P
W.M
Page
Lommy Page
Ezekiel Emanuel
Emanuel
Edward Hunt
Thomas Hill
Hill
Auall
Pieru
Carlisle
Eppa
T. Hill
John Sampson
Bank of England
Desmore
Henry Kislout
Blackheath
Ceveral Ears
Nesbitt
Ag Jas. Nesbitt
Portarmouth
Guernsey
Lincornsey
Jackson
Sauson
John Eliot
Clerkenwell
Edward Cherrell
Wavalarned
Cross Keys
Bishopsgate-Street
Anne Winter
Epp
Newbett
J. Cole
Hunt
Winter
Wm. Duffy
Grant Reports Lords Revisions Alter Bill Consideration
In the House of Commons on Tuesday Mr C Grant said the bill returned from the Lords was considerably altered both legally and in substance. He refused to commit without legal advice and suggested delaying further consideration until the adjournment. The report notes a frigate named the constellation prepared for a three year Pacific voyage.
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House of Commons
C. Grant
Lords
Peace Societies Spread Across Nations and States
Peace societies have grown rapidly, with many established in Britain and America. The piece lists active groups in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Maine, Rhode Island, New York, Indiana, London, and other places, noting continental progress and widespread Christian support as peace work expands globally.
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Rica
Great Britain
Sericea
London
Southampton
Bath
America
Britain
Ameriga
Awful Catastrophe at Thorncliffe Iron Works
The Sheffield Mercury reports a fatal accident at Thorncliffe Iron Works during a thunderstorm on Wednesday afternoon. Three workers died on site. others were injured or burned. Manager Mr Inge Newton narrowly escaped, dying next morning. Electric-fluid and sulphane fumes blamed. officials aided families. Sup posed murder at Kentish Town also noted with a coroner’s inquest finding accidental death after survey of the body and pond.
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Thorncliffe
Sheffield Mercury
Asyr
Thorncliffe Iron Works
Inge Newton
Rm. Treat
Kentish Town
Keetish
Buller
Highgate
Flo
Windus
Mr. Clanton
T. Wiodus
G. B. Belton
Leg
Dublin Proprietors Office Notice Printed Detail
Dublin printers advertise where payments and subscriptions are received at the Proprietors office on Parliament lanes. The notice outlines method to receive adverts and subscriptions and directs readers to visit the office for service.
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Dublin
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