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Victims of Justice in Kingston and Canterbury Trials
The Kingston Affizes ended with eight defendants sentenced to death for various felonies including robbery, burglary, and highway violence. Notable cases include Isaac Bran for robbery on Mint Street, and John Warren acquitted of burglary but found guilty of felony. Additional trials cover Jane Andrews’s lewd scandal and the Canterbury shooting incident involving Dr. Roberts. Meanwhile, alerts posted on severe gin drinking, a Maidenhead arson, and Persia’s Kouli Kan exploits provide a broad portrait of crime and foreign news this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Surrey
R. Isaac Bran
Noify
Isaac
John Barker
Mint-street
Anne Cummins
Elizabeth Bran
Isaac Bran
Cummins
Bran
James Grainger
Edward Parsons
Oxsted
Samuel Jollop
Thomas Edwards
William Brown
Hughes
Graham
Constitution- Hill
Baily
Middlesex
Francis Cochran
Samuel Jones
Jane Foffee
John Warren
John Campney
Bedford-bury
Macray
Jane Andrews
William Bird
Kensington Gore
Newgate
Col. de Veil
Kensington Town
Andrews
Roberts
Canterbury
Anderson
Grenadier
Geneva
Fofet
Cobler
Fieldlane
Kinigs-Arms-Yard
Holbourn- Bridge
Ray
Field-lane
Jeff
Foffer
Lee
Foffet
Leather-lane
Ein
Maidenhead
Sun-Fire Office
Great Seal of
Ireland
House of Peers
James Hamilton
Mount-Castle
Thetford
of Norfolk
James Fisk
Ohn Gilbert
Henry Berton
Matthias Lepper
Fisk
Benjamin Smith
Turnmill-street
Taunton
Carey
Persia
Russia
Thomas Kouli-Kan
Armenia
Erivan
Pierc
Turcomania
heTate
Erzerum
Laxcie
Caspian Sea
Daghestan
Kouli-Kan
Mount
Caucaussus
Chorafan
Persian Empire
Daghedran
Moscow
Derbent
Astracan
South Sea
Baik
Prém
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
London Assurance
York Buildings
Welch Ditto
Prem
Universal
Spectator
EsSymon
J. Clarkes
D. Browne
R. Nutt
T. Worrall
T. Astley
Prices
Twickenham
Whitten
Anne Grey
Twickenham Hall