Trial of Murders on the Sandwich mutineers panel
In Greenhithe a trial begins for Tyunsbar Hecklefs and crew of the Sandwich with James Hecket, John Scott, Charles Chant, William Jones, Henry Wolfe and others. Witnesses describe mutinous acts and orders during the May to June mutiny, threats against officers, and plans involving the Ranger, Repulse, and Monmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieuts
Pamp
Johnston
George Scott
Richard Rhind
Heckless
Great Nore
Thames
Committee of the Swan
Sandwich
William Pindar
Ranger
Queen’s Channel
Monmouth
Lieut. Forbes
Hockless
Scott
Jones
Wolfe
Mr. Dobfor
Lewanton
Dublin Parliament Prorogued Amid Suspension Timelines
Dublin note reports the Parliament prorogued with no renewal of Habeas Corpus suspension beyond the set date next month. Those detained on sedition or treason charges may demand trial bail or discharge. Circles discuss inviting Arthur Wolfe and George Ogle as candidates for Dublin at the next election.
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Dublin
Arthur Wolfe
George Ogle
City of
France and Italy War Rumors Stir in Paris July 8
reports from Paris recount the Italian front as volatile with Austrian advances halted by local resistance while peace preliminaries prompt French troop withdrawals. A church fire in Lyons, blamed on Royalist or anarchist action, devastates a former factory aiding bail and carriage work. Widespread unease follows as Ulm letters claim Austrian camps forming near Suabia Franconia.
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Paris
Italy
Lyons
Ce Jestins
Oreo
Ulm
Haiibron
Suabia
Franconia
Wurtz
Alarm on Exchange and Napoleonic News From Vienna to Rome
Reports from Paris and Vienna note new fortification labor in Um and 6000 prisoners at work. Folipe bankruptcy shock hits the market. Toulon naval division under Rear-Admiral Bauvreux, 80 gun flagship launched. Rome rumors of the Pope’s decline and republican sentiment rise as cardinals flee and proclamations spread.
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Folipe
Orcolonies
Toulon
Bauvreux
Praguet
Bowver
Hedonville
St. Domingo
Watrin
Klinger and Becker
D'dazy
Scherer
Willot
Marseilles
the Sambre and Meuse
Vienna
Rhine
Council of War
Rome
Ony
Remee
Italy
Council Sits On July 3 Debates National Guard Reform
The council debated urgent reform of the National Guard amid abuses, and formed a five member commission to review the Duchess of Bourbon’s petition. It also addressed naval pay arrears, vagabondage laws, and a plan to allocate ten million livres to the Marine ministry with strict accounting.
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Villaret
Prevost Delacroiz
Minster of Marine
Bowrdon
Beyts
Law Report describes case of education debt and moral obligation
In Westminster King's Bench a dispute over 233 pounds for educating and nursing Mrs Norris's ward, later wife of Norris, is debated. The judge considers whether an educated woman owed payment to her former guardian, noting legal duties, moral obligations, and the potential impact of age and marriage on such debts. Witnesses discuss kindness shown to the defendant's wife, while the court weighs whether the debt is attachable to the daughter or the family.
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King's Bench
Westminster
Slevings
Norris & Derbyshire
Gerrew
Norris
Chelsea
Derbyshire
Nortis
Motré
Hercchool
di Sith
Margaret. Norris
Berbyshire
ElRine
Plsingift
Lorp Kenyon
Meéi
Weis
Jude
Soverdiet
Peron
Ardy
Punny
Telak
Quintilian
Rome
Genoa Transformed by Liberty Fire and Mass Uproar
Genoa on June 20 reports a city reshaped into a forest of liberty where every house bears a blade and pike. Standards fly from windows as the populace worships independence and equality, and symbols of old order are burned or toppled. The rich flee as violence looms.
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Genoa
Genoasha
Fragmentary 19th Century Court Note Asserts Plaintiff's Care
The fragmentary text suggests a judicial referee or juror addressing the jury regarding the plaintiff's care. It notes a belief that the plaintiff Lad made out her care, with uncertain attribution to Verdant or Verdant. The garbled OCR leaves the exact names and context unclear.
Uncertificated Bankrupt Theory in Trover Case
In the action of trover vere y ward and another the jury awarded the plaintiff the value of goods seized by creditors. The court reserved the opinion of whether an uncertificated bankrupt can own property. Biard Kenyon doubted the proposition, and Lord Faudiy preferred it be decided by as a case.
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Trover
Court of King’s Bench
Biard Kenyon
Faidy
Hayward and Smith Suit Over Medical Fees
The plaintiff, an American refugee and advertising doctor, seeks ten guineas for attending the defendant's brother for several days. The man had been worse than ever, worsened by maritime travel, and he had withdrawn from Quick and Simper or similar parties amid confusion.
Sessions Begin Trial Reach Four Capital Convictions
Wednesday the sessions commenced with twenty one prisoners tried. Four were capitally convicted for burglary in a dwelling house, highway robbery, and theft of plate. Nine convicted of felony and eight acquitted. Names include George Pll Patrick Keough Henry Ives James Sanders.
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George P.ll
Philip Gibbons
Patrick Keough
Henry Ives
John Shepherd
James Sanders
Peter Speke
Trials and convictions in a London court session
Reported criminal proceedings list multiple defendants charged with theft, burglary and highway robbery in Islington and Holborn. Guilty verdicts include Daniel Dale and Thomas Kennudy for watch theft, Charles Carthy for stealing four guineas, and Faka Pardie for burglary with intent to steal, all facing capital or severe sentences.
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Mary Buckley
Ann Thompson
Thomas Vaughan
Theat White
John Tilusky
Abraham Rees
Daniel Dale
Lewis Stix
House of Correction
Savere
Faka Pardie
G. Halford
Islington
oGulty
Military Court Martial at Ayr for Highlander officer
A General Court Martial sat in Ayr on a Wednesday Fortnight to try Captain Cungies Gorngne of the North Fencible Highlanders on charges of violently assaulting and wounding his commanding officer on an Ayr street, disobeying orders, and resisting arrest. The prisoner pleaded not guilty and evidence focused on the assault, timing, and actions after the confrontation.
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Ayr
Lim
UN Yares
Andy
Lincoln's Inn Hatt The Loan and Desertion Duel
Report from Lincoln's Inn Hatt describing a dispute over a loan, a party at the Ailesbury Arms near Marlborough, three deserters encountered by soldiers, a corporal killing one deserter when his pistol misfired, and two men killed. Also notes Captain Kina's account of an engagement off Lyoganes between an English brig and a Republican schooner. casualties and damages reported.
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Lincoln’s Inn
Cranella
TS Perm
Commission of the Peace
Ailesbury Arms
Marlborough
Kina
Little John
Port-au-Prince
New York
Cape'Nichola Mole
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Greenhithe
Tyunsbar, Fort 14
France
Burg
Schavinfurt
L’ Eclair
Law Report
Hayward Wr. Smith
Bailey
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