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Wardle asserts perjury as verdict blamed on Clarke and Wright
In a dramatic trial over furniture and payments, Colonel Wardle contends a verdict was obtained by perjury. Mrs Clarke testifies that Wardle and Major Dodd arranged bills to keep Wardle’s name out while Wright’s brother handled charges. The jury returns damages to the plaintiff, while Wardle pledges to prove perjury when witnesses like Major Dodd and Colonel Glennie can be examined. Wardle posts an address to the nation asserting his innocence and calling for later proof.
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Mr. Garrow
Colonel Wardle
Glennie
Engineers
Wardle
Tllingwor
Pall Mall
Duke of York
Newinst
Slingworth
Jonas
Midgworth
Major Dodd
Bedford-place
Macallum
L.A
Mr. Wright
Serjeant
Best
Westbourne
Westbourne-place
Martello Towers
Wright
Sam
House of Commons
Scott
Col. Wardle
Corfield
Oakhampton
Mrs. Clarke
Daniel Wright
Park
Westminster Fire Insurance
William Grant
Serjeant Best
Philatiff
Lord Ellenborough
Clarke
United Kingdom
London
C. J
Dante
Tetorndy
Old Bailey
Mary Yorke
Robert Coombs
Bea
Messrs
Rolfe
A. Chambre
Yorke
de Buonaparte
Papal States
Charlémagne
Rome
Spain
Charlemagne
France
Toy