Not Guilty by Insanity Verdict In Old Midland Circuit
In a lengthy trial the defense stressed insanity and absence of key witness Soraten. The jury returned Not Guilty by reason of insanity after a lengthy summing up by Lord and a verdict applauded in court.
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Sheffield
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Debtor Husband Accuses Wife as Bedtime Quarrel Flairs
In a London court report from August 2, 1845, a husband defends his mistreated wife amid accusations of drunkenness and verbal abuse. The pair seek separation after a long incompatibility. Another case: John Williams sold abortive cherries with a weight trick, fined £5 and sent to the Compter on default.
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Compter
Murder attempt and threats between brothers near Clerkenwell
In Marlborough Street a prisoner faced trial for an attempted murder of his brother after a dispute over a razor and rent difficulties. Evidence from witnesses described a confrontation in a public house and a plan to harm the brother, with the prisoner denying intent. The magistrate committed him for trial.
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Alte
The Earl of Chatham and his female spy tale
A column recalls Lady Hartey Stanhope's Memoirs and a long will case involving Sir G. De Apreece. The piece recounts eccentric wealth, a hospital bequest, and extensive testimony on insanity and capacity. It notes a future appeal and the litigation's grand scope in the Prerogative Court. Also referenced are advances in photography and a fire from bull's eyes in glass skylights.
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Gloucester
Funeral of Earl Howick at Howick Hall Cloister
The private funeral of the distinguished statesman Earl Howick was held at the family tomb in Howick church near Howick Hall, with only Lord Howick, close relatives, and estate tenantry in attendance. Notices from lodging houses forbid police intrusion, while a Cambridge Chronicle item notes a public garden ban on dogs and policemen. A Hull merchant vessel brought New Zealand treaty news, and railway receipts list for the past week show major lines like London and Brighton and Great Western among others.
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