Trial of the Monster at nine o'clock in London
The trial of Reng jos Walliams, indicted under the Statute of 1 George I for assaulting Mrs Ann Porter on the King's highway and feloniously intending to cut and destroy her clothes, opened with Miss Ann Porter as the first witness detailing the attack near St James's and later events in St James's Park. The defense claimed innocence and a delayed verdict until December, after a lengthy hearing.
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Ann Porter
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Nca
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Sarah Porter
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Aus
Queflinn
Perfor
Mies Rebecca
Martha Porter
John Colman
Jermynstreet
Therisoner
Williams
Michelle
Justice Buller
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