Murder of Mrs Richards at Clapham courtroom drama ends in guilty verdict
Phillip Stoffel and Charles Keppell faced indictment for the murder of Elizabeth Richards at Clapham on April 4. The crowded court heard their pleas of not guilty to murder and guilty to robbery. After a lengthy trial with witness testimony and Stoffel’s confession, the jury found both men guilty and condemned them to execution on Monday morning.
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Richards
Clapham
Phillip S¢ffel
Charles Keppell
Elizabeth Richarda
Vane
C.H. Turner
Stoffel
Wurther
Gop
Comyn
Bolland
Stoffell
Andrew
Keppel
Adolphus
Robert Scott
Oll Peoples
Scott
Elizabeth Richards
Clapham-road
Acrelane
London
Bell
Sophia Jones
Hell
Chiphaw
Surrey
Oupine
Wal
Glennon
Mie Public Office
Union Hall
Stotfell
Nover
Ma Allen
Thail
Dskah Lam
Prcone
Keppell
Atean
Prichard
Kell
Bristol
Scout
Traile
Mall
Ddaperste Gang
Parking
Hall Alley
Mint
Ste
Mrr Serjeant
Onslow
Earl of Headford heirs bid for Irish injunction
In Loxnes July 25 the Earl of Headford heir seeks an injunction to restrain Williams and others from pursuing an Ireland Chancery action. The court notes the need for a filed bill to restrain, and delays the motion for a future Lord Chancellor’s decision.
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Earl of Bective
Williams
Hart
Court of Chancery
Ireland
Marquis of Headford
England
Holdera
Pai
Hau
Marqus
Headford
Hell
Sun Tad
TSE
Bell
Supreme Jude
Motin
Count Win
Miracle cure affidavits stir Maryborough in 1823
Letters and sworn affidavits from Queen's County claim Miss Maria Lalor, long dumb, was miraculously restored to speech on June 10 at the Maryborough chapel. The documents credit Prince Hohenlohe and devout supporters, with doctors contesting the miracle amid charges of misquotation and contested testimony.
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Misa Lalor
British Empire
Mathew
Israel
David
God
Lord
Lalor
Smith
Dr Perris
Miss Lalor
FP Grant
Tals
Mary
College of Carlow
Queen's County
John Pun
Rohenahole
Smal County
Caine
Maria Lalor
Cromogne
Roskelton
Ea Lalor
Tinakill
Holy Evangelists
Cromogte
Maryborough
Qhieen
Towit
William Maker
Killeany
Misa Maria Lalor
Uromogue
Cromagne
Prince Hohenlohe
James Lalor
Roxkelton
J Majeaty
Saifl County
Holy Evangelista
Prince Hohenlee
Hohenlohe
Mary Lalor
Smaith
Mountrath
Hoy
O'Neill
Dublin
Doctor Smith
Messrs. O'Connor
Haly
M. Lalor
Cromogue
Cromogue Towit
Kaid
Maya
Goa
Depo- Ben
Peter Kavanagh
Crologue
Jeremiah Lalor
Francia i
Grece Smith
Mts Lalor
Queen's Co
Kevers
Ao ‘Connor
Lees
Francis Arary
Dantay
D. R. Post
Bir
Rosskelton
Scott
Ublic
Connor
Ween
James Sith
Weber
Royal College
tSar
Ireland
Deseann
Ep. Scott
Dublin Evening Post
Orange riot defendants found guilty at Antrim assizes
Hamill prosecutes three youths named Reid Cusby for riot and assault on a soldier near the Barracks. The jury convict the prisoners. the judge sentences them to twelve months and asks them to keep the peace. Other cases include Ratheale ammunition acquittal and a Cam ridge assault trial. Headlines note Bertha Vigo and London reports.
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Antrim
Hamill
Reid
Cusby
Belfast
Ham
Atrects
Haron
See Pew
Patrick
James Bury
Thomas Keily
Kallyalinan
Kallyalinan, On Thet Vlay
Thomas 47 Son
St. John's Coll Banbridge
Cambrie
James
Roquitlad Jaadding
Las
Vigo
Corunna
London
But Arguelles
Quiroga
Theame
Fleurs
Beaumont
Marquis
Duke
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CrRowit
Cenvins
Suny
Loxnes
Prince Hohentqe
PD. Kk
Gos
Tam
Hambla
N. Connor
Dous Thos
James Rowenn Scott
Parvince Lavon
Janus Epwenn Scott
William Manen
James Evsonp Scorr
James Lauzon
James Bownonpy Scortr
Mania Laton
J. Percival Ed. Bavatane
City of Dublin
Beek Ote Rat
James Surry
Ja, Sutter
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