Jury system and trials through Bodmin case details
A skeptical look at juries compares special juries drawn from aristocracy with coarse farmers and shopkeepers on petty juries. The report cites a Bodmin verdict of mercy for a guilty man, a prosecutor’s misstatement disputed by a judge, and a series of trials across the Oxford Circuit with sentences or acquittals, including a murder case ending Not Guilty for Hannah Thomas in a Cairo Muepes inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Si Jary
Polot
Isang
Bodmin
Justice Williams
Cresawell
Maxsiavon Tee
Cresswell
Thomas Perrall
Holland
Henry Brake
George Chent
Wm. Frampton
Moody
Edwards
Odcombe
Weat Cuker
West Coker
Odeombe
Perreau
Pym St Winchester
Stong
Justice Erle
Pras
Justice Cresswell
Cresswell Asid
Oxford
Noxmouth
Cairo Muepes
Crown Court
Maule
Hannah Thomas
James Thomas
Richards
Thomas Phillips
Cooke
Usk
Purexo- Rrrica
Bartholomew Beniowski
David Urquhart
Bodkin
Wilde
Freemasons
Cracow
Austria
Urquhart
England
Beniawski
Russia
Beniowaki
Boniowski
Lord Northampton
Beniowski
Glasgow
Aeurgeon
Central Criminal Court Seated 220 for Trial and Cronin Case
The Central Criminal Court resumed sittings before the Recorder and city authorities with 220 prisoners for trial. The grand jury duties were debated, juvenile crime prevention urged, and a broad list of charges across theft, burglary, robbery, forgery, fraud, and violence outlined. The Cronin manslaughter case centered on a prescription mixing dangerous ingredients including strychnine, bitter almond water, and ammonia, revealing pharmacy practice concerns and expert testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexpar
Gibba
Sir C. Marshall
Snd Sidney
Oyer and Terminer
Newgate
Smith
Millbank
DR. Cronin
Rob Eadatz
Dennis Crosin
Ellen Collyer
Payne
R. Clarkes
Counts oF BABERUPTOF-Tavespar Trial
A terse report of debt actions in a small debt court. Mr. Tarrant for a hosier seeks £11 against M O Connell MP Kerry, with adjournment. then Wages v Larpan details Miss Laidlaw’s theatre injury and a theatre-payer dispute. judge’s decision orders £2 monthly. The piece blends multiple cases from courts and police reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baberuptof
Tavespar
Meusen von Kunny
Mr. Tarrant
Davis
Mesuré- Bevan and Co
Woman robbed by faithless lover at Gravesend and London
A widow says her young fiancé vanished after promising marriage and kept her valuables at her Little George Street house. He later stripped the home of furniture and wardrobe, sold items to a broker in the New Cut, and left the widow destitute. Police were directed to seize the broker’s goods and arrest the man if found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bouteware
Carttox
Elizabeth Mary Maslon
Mennenger
Ordnance
Pall Mall
Cottingham
Westminster
Gaborne
Gravesend
Exicense
Osborne
Little George Street
Abo
Graverend
Doctors’ Commons
Attempted murder case at Fareham bench in South Hants
Charles Wolfe, 19, appeared at a special session in the Red Lion Tun Fareham division of South Hants charged with attempting to murder Elizabeth Ayling. He allegedly struck her, cut her throat with a razor, and dragged her by the hair, while witnesses testified to blood and cries of murder. Ayling remains in danger but is now out of immediate peril. Wolfe admitted the testimony and was committed to Winchester Gaol for trial at the next assizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Blacktop
Hackney
Arnold
Mesers
Joseph Church and Co
Brawara
Cambridge Heath
Beritage
Hhis
Simonds and
Hargood
Apson
William Sayers
Whitmore Street
Hoxton
Winford Holman
Clarke
Manafield
Dubois
Holman
Thadies Offich
Jens T. Mehletedt
Malatead
Jneaman
Ohn Beech
Williams
Ratcliffe Highway
Hart
John Hodgson
Great Tower Street
Hodgson
Count Reventlow
James Bonham
Bielke
Mahlstedt
Mackintosh
General Taylor
New York
Mehletedt
England
Mehlstedt
Newport
Mediatedt
Christian
Denmark
Polk
United States
Minilater
Mehbletedt
Meblatedt
Beech
America
Mebiatedt
Archibald Campbell
R.N
Caroline Thompson
Stepney Fair
Arbour Street
Crosa
Yardley
Wil Brown
Iber
Othes
Sarah Unewin
Sarah Uavin
Charlotte Budd
Malist
Elizabeth Ayling
J. Thresher
Winchester Gral
Assizes
Furs
Roxxaw House
Lorps
William Quick
House of Lords
Weetminster Hospital
Fawlty
Frampton
Thomas Prout
Strand
London
FIRE INCIDENT REPORTED IN JOURNAL OF EIBENS
The Journal of Eibens notes a night fire described as the work of an incendiary at a stable wall where a lantern was carried away and hay loft ablaze. The culprit’s fate remains unknown as the blaze was eventually controlled, with no clear outcome disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal of
Eibens
Also Mentioned on This Page
Central Criminal Court
High Street
Camden Town
Son
Scheele
Johnson
Mr. Clarkson
Cronin
Bell
Wiltness
Justice Coleridge
Mgr. Morson
Southampton Row
Corfield
Oxford Street
Jacob Bell
Dominchief
Clarkson
J. E. Spratt
Gray
Coleridge
Tere
Robert Venables
College of Surgeons
Kmdodie
Dito
Pantizs
Bolton
Ellis Fittcroft
Coffin
Faulkner Strest
Manchester
Brarfft
Lowler
Air
Brandt
Somler
Flitcroft
le Morison
Caliny
Balford
Tavaspar
D. C. Moylan
Larpan
Walker
Wellington Street
Mr. Walker
Cunningham
Witnemee
Laidlaw
Jovenrie
Brayer
Indies
Onti
Her
Maetropolis
Attemprx’ Suiorps
John Houpslow
Messrs
Chembers
Charody
Joseph Alexander
Alderman Wood
Fuller
Lewin
Harris Michael
Ceetleshee Houndaditch
Mosars
Wire
Child
Bishop Agate
Minkskins
Harris
Alexander
Michael
Mink
Wilbeam
Brown
Robinson
Alderman Woo
Jadge
Tis Court
H. Beresford
Commissioners of Police
Bennett
St. Jamen's
Aix
Sowden
Oldfield
Mr. Humphreys
Beresford
Bingham
Victoria
LAW
Crise
Humphrey
Great Britain
Uuntarbury
Rochester
Hereford
Britain
Americ
Berne
Switaerland
Galignani, Lass
Waa
Ieee Etyvou Mrvs' Onan Te
Mike Ur
Atracioun
Caspar Ny Bors
Becinta
Jraniios
Esfort Tech
Frum
Junges
Ainiite
Wieliczka
Nobus
Mary
Guy
Logharr
Internensari
Stockholm
Gaostavus
Lutzen
Christina
Ste
Bas
Carl
Cheraona
Betya Aragt
Wadrligk
Mecklenburg Strelitz
James Krieves
Brieves
F. B. Eley
Agni Pope
Mott
Sal
Constantinople
Agnil Des
Ahrola
Cullumahi
Turkey
Cheltenham
Richard
Robert Bowen
Maria
Charleston
Tan Te
Boston Liberator
Piraye
Dumfries
Richard Rothwell
Sentipie Lak
Rothwel
Albion
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!