Man Freed Ininsanity Verdict After Preston Pistol Case
In Northern Circuit at Lancaster August session Richard Bennett was tried for shooting at Rev. Richard Moore near Kirkham. The pistol was found, witnesses testified to the blast and impact, and Bennett was acquitted of felony but kept in custody on insanity grounds after a related assault verdict.
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Richard Bennett
Preston
Richard Moore
Hulton
Brand
Moore
Lund
Kirkham
Fishergats
John Harrison
Mr. Moore
Adam Capstick
William Kirby
Robert Williams
Brandt
Thomas Shaw
Auy
Andrew Lewis
Peter Bennett
Robert Ascroft
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Sepveriox
Towrixsos
Chorley
Segar
Atherton
Defendant
Reedmarket
Chapel-street
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Foe
J. Walworth
Western Circuit
Devsizes
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Justice Erle
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Thorall
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Times
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Humphreys
Great Western Station
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Alderman H. Hughes
Clarkson
Charles Nash
Mesars
Swain
Clarke
Wilneas
Guildhall
Alderman Jucas
American Ships Stores and Odd Tales From a Damaged Page
A fragmentary 19th century column reports that 20,000 slave shackles were recovered from the wreck of the Missouri at a Hampshire port. The piece also includes a didactic auction of vignettes: widower and widow courting, a joke on a hat and a tale of hydrophobia in a cat, plus a poem on a drowning victim and stray notices about thanks for safe delivery.
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Gibrat
Missouri
Hampshire
Police Reports and Court Scenes Across London 1845
A dense roll of court actions covers forgery cases against Louis Lemoine and John Hall tied to Potbury Pier affairs, a Marylebone stabbing trial with Condy and Candy, a domestic violence scene in Clerkenwell, and a Bow street assault leading to remands. Includes a major inquiry into the London and Birmingham Railway accident near Chalk Farm and a Willems related debt case, with officers detailing procedures and witnesses.
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John Hall
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M.P
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Wond
Eho-Share
Strand
Dethick
Conobling
Drummond and Co
Five Bells case details in Kilburn district trial
Police witness describes a night of stones and pursuit ending with Bristow’s death. Carroll testifies of defending himself with a poker as others attacked him near Keenan’s door. Keenan and others deny involvement while indecisive remand terms are set by the court.
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Baling
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