Discourse on justice trials at Hertford court
In a lengthy court session the grand jury pursued indictments against John Thurrell, Joseph Hunt, and William Probert in the Weare murder case. Probert was moved for grand jury testimony while Thurrell and Hunt faced arraignment with not guilty pleas. The court considered delaying the trial due to alleged press prejudice from Times and Morning Chronicle reports and a Surrey theatre playbill, but the judge refused delay, underscoring the jury system as the safeguard of English liberty.
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William Faux
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Court adjourns murder case to January next day eight
The court adjourned the case to Tuesday in January at eight o'clock. A few minutes later the judge stated the prisoners were to be kept separate and asked if they should be chained, to which the answer was affirmative.
Descriptive sketches of American courts and judges
William Faux recounts visits to US courts and tavern life, noting judges and lawyers, a long Negro-women case, juries split by midnight, and a wary view of legal culture. He also covers political debates on commercial law, peace, and commerce advancing national prosperity.
Weymouth speech by Thomas Wallace honors freedom of Weymouth
Rr Hon Thomas Wallace delivers a long address in Weymouth upon receiving borough freedom. He thanks the mayor and corporation, pledges loyalty, and reflects on his parliamentary duties, revenue reforms in Ireland, trade and commerce, and plans to improve relations between Ireland and Britain while praising the borough’s loyalty and service.
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Committee of Trade
Markets News From Dublin and London
Markets show dull demand for sugar with higher prices asked but little buying. Dublin melted sugar prices steady while beef and pork trade remains active. Wheat, oats, barley and flour fluctuate with limited demand, butter and salt prices varied. Irish and London markets note sluggish activity and specific price ranges for corn, bacon, and rum.
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