Lunatic Commission Finds Sir Gregory Turner Unfit to Manage
In a London proceeding at Gray's Inn Coffee House, Sir Gregory Osborne Page Turner, aged about 88, was judged lunatic. Testimony described filthy living, hoarded garments, impractical behavior, and repeated violence, with witnesses detailing neglect and strange habits. The jury ruled he incapable of handling his lands and affairs since July, naming his infant daughter as next heir.
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Murder Verdict in Kent Winter Assizes Deal Case
Joseph Bell the younger was found guilty of murdering his father at Deal on April 6, and was sentenced to execution after trial at Maidstone. Medical and legal witnesses described him as having weak understanding but capable of discerning right from wrong. The jury’s verdict came after testimony detailing his confession and mental state.
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Lewisham murder case recalls Colman execution
At Lewisham in December 1822 James Webster, aged 97, stands indicted for wilful murder of James Smith. Accomplices were admitted as approvers. Witnesses describe entry with centre-bit, pistol fire, and escape. Webster and others deny guilt. Jury convicts Webster of murder with intent to burgle. Sentence: death, body to be dissected.
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