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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 12, 1782

Page

3

Trial of Journe Lucas at the Gid Bailey on Preday laf

An account of the remarkable trial of Journe Lucas at Bow Street, with Fowler and Hurford previously convicted of a Kingsland road highway robbery. Lucas confesses to the robbery of Mr and Mrs Allen, exonerates Hurford and Fowler, and shifts guilt while witnesses and judges weigh truth. The jury convicts Lucas, while Fowler’s and Hurford’s earlier verdict is challenged, underscoring caution in sworn identity.

Journ Lucas Gid Bailey Youn Lucas Fowler Hurford Kingsland Road Allen Jjuffard Sirs Horford Mlajesty Recorder Lucas Harford Marr Swere Mr. Allen Heath Joseph Wood Newgate Clarke Old Bailey Bow-Street Bond Ind Millwood N. B

Trial of John Hevy for Bath Bank forgery at Old Bailey

At the Old Bailey on Saturday John Hevy faced a forgery indictment over a Bath Bank Bill payable to Barnard M'Carthy. The case centered on a forged indorsement allegedly signed by M'Carthy to defraud Beauchamp and associates. Hevy testified the indorsement was M'Carthy's writing, while Beauchamp insisted the bill was forged. The jury deliberated under judge Mr. Justice Athurst's guidance, with emphasis on whether M'Carthy authored the indorsement and Hevy's representations to Beauchamp. An instance of Hevy's humane conduct in court was noted, and Dowling admitted to doubts over future prosecutions.

Old Bailey John Hevy Bath Barnard M‘carthy Emper Bath Bank Holborn Carthy Beauchamp Bank of England Hevy Mr. Beauchamp M‘carthy Great St. Helen’s Justice Athhurst Nottelu Beanchamp Hevey M*carthy Udge Dowling Fielding

Robbery Mail Bandits Weston Brothers Wanted for 1785 Heist

The General Post Office offers a 200 pound reward for the apprehension of George Welton and Joseph Welton for the Bristen Mail robbery near Cramford Bridge on January 7 1785. The men are described with aliases and travel histories across multiple counties and countries. A mercantile accomplice may also claim the reward with full pardon. By Command of the Postmaster General Anthony Todd.

Civéhnnstances George Weston Joseph Weston Cramford Bridge London Stone Staffordstire Allchurch Worcester Iire Lynn Blackburn Scotland Gilbert Brough Lincolnshire Humber Beckenham Kent Green Brathey Lancashire Windermere Lake Bishops Castle Shropshire Alderman Hewitt Coventry Lord Aldborough Ireland George Scott Joseph James Watson Tenby Pembrokeshire Biddeford Devonshire Brecknock James Clark Smith Sutton Coldfield Warwickshire Josephs Hart Welftons Walker, Hill West England Notorio Worcestershire George Welton Leicestershire Nottinghamshire Derbyshire Yorkshire Northumberland Newcastle Carlile Great North Road Mortham Rotherham Launceston Hin Wilf Richmond Surry Hackney John Ward Joseph Welton Anthony Todd

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