Novel ejection method in Plymouth loft case at Western Circuit
On the Western Circuit at Plymouth a novel ejection method involved tying a man to a crane and lowering him from a loft after he refused to leave. The jury found for the defendants in the main action. The Norfolk and Home circuits followed with other trials and testimonies about election expenses, bribery, and a surviving mother acquitted of murder in a Warwick case.
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PrinoorTs
Birkmy Es
Gill
Oxpsus
Cockburn
Merivale
Crowder
Rowe
Collier
Gsa
Messrs
Sault
Plymouth
Pees
Norfolk
Berr
Ipswich
William Mallener
Crosa
Ikennie
Wason
William May
Wason and Rennie
Rennie
Fiead
John Fortmar
John May
Suffolk
Isaac Hill
Repute
Liberal Party
Villa
Tonwich
England
Jeremiah Head
Was
Serjeant
Byles
John Barnes
Pawich
Mr. Wasson
Justice Coleridge
Mr. Wason
Kiscestroxs
Serevy
Berwlooe
Burfield
Central Criminal Cour
Montagu Chambers
Marsh
Shee
Central Criminal Court
Old Bailey
Midland
Warwick
Meaper
Jane Taylor
Macauley
Mellor
Leamington
Hannah Taylor
Thomas Taylor
Hunningham
Tve Miles
Witoesa
Henry Peter
Witness
Hbad
Lef
Phineas Page
Offocharch
Warwick and Knapton
Gibbons
Thomas Gibbons
Lion Inn
Radford
Elizabeth Tandy
Hannah Hawley
Jackson
High Sheriff
Bar
Sarah Griffiths
Long
Elizabeth Brown
Paradise Street
Sweethearta
Hester Fife
Eliza Bleck
George Webb
Cloudesley Terrace
Islington
Bie
Fife
Black
Lim
Clareenweler
Greenwood
Gravesend
Rowland
Perry
Combe
William Jackson
Old-street
Pancras Road
Mr. Combe
Mr. Cumbe
Mr. Jackson
David Abaron
G. C. Norton
Caroline Craddick
Catherine Aharon
Joyce
Catherine Joyce
St. Martin’s In
Mr. Games
Craddick
Hoe
Norton
Minies
Games
Kensington Church
Fitzpatrick
Roberts
Thames
Thomas Bruggoo
Stevens
Ballantine
Joseph Cox
Woolwich
Tunnel
Wapping
Gatlin Imself
Hammersmith
Arterise
Vine m
Koight
Sovereign Ag
Wali Atkinson
Turbulent Smyrna bankruptcy case under Austrian protection
In Smyrna a merchant partnership Sandarelli and Pacifico faced £36,000 secured debts with £38,716 assets and £6,059 good debts. The Austrian Consul supervised, Sandarelli fled to an English ship, later arrested in London, and the court granted three months before certificate, with official assignee to liaise with the Austrian Consul for a full position report. Protection was granted during the period.
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Tresmay
Sanpareri
Fonblanque
Guiseppe Quanto Sandarelli
Michael Pacifico
Smyrna
Tast
Buchanan
Basioghal) Street
London
Philpot Lane
Sandarelli
Pacifico
Bouas
Bertoleze
Constantinople
Messrs. Bertoleze
England
Beattie
M‘naughton
Graham
M'Naughton
Augsburgh Gazette
Prince Metternich
Satelles
Belcher
Disorderly and assault charges flood Marylebone court
A stream of cases fills sessions at Marylebone and surrounding courts as defendants confront charges from drunkenness on Strand to theft, threats and multiple robberies. Deliberate misconduct by a former police officer and a surgeon facing a serious assault are noted, along with public disturbances and a mock police impostor case.
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Bouthware
Max
John James
Championhill
Camberwell
Cottingham
Carolina Jones
William Street
Walworth
Sre
Sarah Selina Parish
Hbe
Vas
Abe
Central Criminal Court
Joseph Roderick
Mary Ackery
Rebecca Lewis
Charlotte-Street
Blackfriars
Road
Prisoner Accused in Steamship Robbery and Counterfeit Ring
The article reports a prisoner denied charges amid a steamship robbery investigation. Witnesses describe a guard’s missing watch, a swift struggle, and the suspect’s arrest while a confederate escaped. Cited testimonies include a Danish minister, a navigator, and several dockside witnesses detailing alleged fraud and intimidation.
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Seasion
Anne
Cox
Ben Leann
Bridewell
Eer
Webb
Thainen
Mr. Ballanti
Conan
Hamms Swinpling
Wedacadas
Joos Vr Riedt
Danish Navy
Suho Beech
Americas
Wyre Hodgson
Great Tower Street
Jamesa Wiliams
Lua Sous Way
Imi
Hinkover
London
J. F. Meétstept
Egerane Lown
Londen
Maren
A. F. Meustert
Panegot Cen
Symons
Hart
Danis
Yardley
Peter M'Pi
Perjury Trial and Transportation Fear at Essex Assizes
Disrupted proceedings recount a perjury case tied to Sir Charles Burrell and a demand for £1000 to avoid exposure. Prisoners forged letters to influence justice, faced transport sentences, and three men vanished, triggering police searches and blame over delayed government action. The scene centers on Kempton Parsons Hickton and others, with families affected and surveillance criticized.
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Atsuchaus Aitemit
Batwa
Charles Burrell
Charles
Woce
Jessinerd
Charing Marre
Waneyond
Pansoxs
Asp
Ellcxtin
Itu
Jon
Essex Assizra
Bad Foumd & the Oh
Woua
Hicktop
Kempton
CC. Lewin
Dipurge Cuase
Sare Gs & Parsons
Hickton
Pio
Asa Ie
Parsons
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