Death of Mrs Collier and London crime trials described
A widow, Mrs Collier, is buried near her husband in St Pancras. The report covers Justice De Veil's six hour examination of Veron Curtis about gang ravishments, Col de Romaine’s conduct, and her inconsistent prior statements. It also notes prison detention and awaited reexamination, with extensive contemporaneous social and political notices including royal marriages, appointments, and upcoming proclamations.
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Col. de Romaine
Justice de Veil
Paris
New Prison
William Billers
Guildhall
Westminster
Barons of the Exchequer
Black-fryars
Wilson
James I
Elizabeth
Valentine
Prince Charles
Earl of Northampton
Batchelor
Duke of Lenox
Earl of Nottingham
Canterbury
Holland
Prince of Orange
England
the Prince of Orange
Princess Royal
Life Guards
Margaret Harley
Earl of Oxford
Frances Shirley
Earl Ferrers
Caroline Darcy
Earl of Holderness
Hampton-Court
Palace ‘Royal
St. James’s
Lord Southwell
Kingdom of Ireland
Kils
Peters
Radcliff
Barnard
St. Paul’s
Stamper
Stevenage
St. Nickl
Hereford
Oyd
Jackson
Coventry
Church of Litchfield
Yatterday
Harrison
Earl of Peterborough
Blunsden St. Andrew
Wilts
Sarum
Shatton’s St. Margaret’s
Moody
Gough
St. Paul’s Church
Court of Exchequer
St. Clement Dane’s
Edward Bellamy
Joshua Sharpe
Cheshire
Menry Hare
King’s Lynn
Norfolk
Winchester
Southampton
Francis Molineux
Forest of Sherwood
Nottinghamshire
Teversa
Teversa) In the Said County. Mr. Molineux
Capt. Brewer
Charter-house Square
Nathaniel Manlove
Ely
Christ’s Hospital
Bethlem
Bridewell
Queen Anne
Middlesex
Hackney
Samuel Reade
Lincolnshire
George Nicholls
Gray’s Inn Passage
Serle
St.George’s Bloomsbury
Duke of Bolton
Primrose
Newmarket
Duke of Devonshire
Mr. Honeywood
Mr. Hatton
Earl of Haliifax
Lord Gower
Sir Michael Newton
Mr. Seamer
Strasbourg
Fort Kehl
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