Not Guilty Verdict in Lieutenant Cuddy Duel Case
The trial against Lieutenant Cuddy for aiding and abetting in a duel ends with a not guilty verdict. Witnesses described the Camden Arms incident and a fatal wound to Colonel Fawcett, while defense contended seconds tried to prevent tragedy and that no contract to act criminally existed.
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Camden Town
Gulliver
Colonel Fawcett
Co Fawcett
Robert Liston
Fawcett
Camden Arms
Camden
Sergeant Shee
Sarah Loftus
Sloane Street
Grant
Isidore Blake
Waddington
David Lynar Fawcett
London
Newcastle
Shee
Mr. Munro
Lieutenant Munro
Hale
Col. Fawcett
Mr. Cuddy
Munro
William Clinton
W. Clinton
Mr. Ballantine
China
Justice Williams
Williams
Serjeant
Cuddy
Drunken seaman drowns in Regent's canal basin
Inquest at Noah's Ark Ratcliffe into the death of Richard Hall forty five seaman of the Margaret South Shields found drowned in Regent's canal basin near Limehouse after an evening of heavy drinking with a youth named Rounding. Local surgeon Dr Giles failed to revive him due to extreme intoxication.
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Baker
Ratcliffe
Richard Hall
Margaret
South Shields
Regent's Canal
Limehouse
Rounding
Ratcliffe Highway
Regents Canal
Giles
Verdi
Assize Opening in Bristol Shows Delays and Quaker Foreman
Mr Justice Coleridge opened the Bristol assize amid crowds and 60 venires. The hall was disrupted by fittings and a paid gallery keeper, while the list of 40 causes led to delays past 11 o clock. A quaker foreman demanded air from cages, and jurors swore to affirm their statements before trials proceeded. The action Beravesamp v Lonp Franxfort, over a £300 bond, ended with a plaintiff verdict and a fortnight to execute.
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Bristol
Justice Coleridge
Bridgwater
So-and-so
Cooper’s Hall
Cooper's Hall
Coleridge
Beravesamp
Lonp Franxfort
Crowder
Moody
Serjeant Bompas
Cockburn
Rhodes
Frankfort
Central Criminal Court opens tenth session in Gulliver case
The tenth session of the Central Criminal Court, presided by Mr Justice Williams, tackles the Gulliver case on murder by duel and the law on a second in homicide. Also heard are libel pleas by Duke of Normandy and other indictments, with jurors sworn and proceedings on various unrelated counts.
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Tser
Gulliver
Central Criminal Court
Justice Williams
Chapman Marshall
Gibbs
Hooper
Ellenborough
Lord Abinger
George Gulliver
David Lynar Fawcett
Lord Hale
Sergeant Hawkins
Hawkins
Petit Juries
Douxe
Normandy
Charles Louis de Bourbon
Duke of Normandy
Thomas Jackson
Elizabeth Sayer
Doane
Ballantine
Jackson
Islstice Williams
Not Guilty and Flight Advice At London Old Bailey
A series of trials at the Old Bailey sees verdicts of Not guilty by reason of unsound mind for a man who felled a man with a reaping-hook, and Guilty but mercy recommended for a son who wounded his father in a quarrel. Another case ends with bail set for M Zulueta amid slave trade charges and a dramatic New Court murder docket.
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Ballantine
Messrs
Clarkson and
Yardley
Doane and Crouch
Pater
Barnard Gregory
Duke of Brunswick
Wilde
Mr. Wilde
Prendergast
Thomas Ebbrell
South Audley Street
Mr. Ebbrell
Church of England
Ebbrell
Edmund Bailey
Aldgate
William Murphy
Queen's Highway
Clarkson
Aldwindle
Witnness
Christ’s Hospital
Bailey
Grecory
Justice Williams
Baron Rolfe
B. Gregory
James Aberdine
Elizabeth Aberdine
John James
Elisabeth
Westminster Hospital
M‘murdo
Newgate
Baron Gurney
John James Aberdine
Axp Wounpine
George Blizard
John Blizard
Horry
John Benjamin Facey
Eiza Slater
Pedro de Zulueta
London
Grand Jury
M. Zulueta
G. Stephen
Augusta
New Covnrt
Camden-Town
Sir C. Marshall
Alexander Thompson Munro
William Duncan Trevor Grant
Holland
Daniel Cuddy
George Gulliver
Taursday
James Trenate
James Huggett
William Jones
Alphonso Mackintosh
Huggett
Prisoner remanded in embezzlement case at Guildhall
A 19 year old clerk Job Wiggins is held after confessing to misusing funds from a life office messenger. The lord mayor orders remand while Inspector Waller gathers details including a letters exchange with the wife’s father. Authorities weigh charges of embezzlement and deeper misconduct.
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Waller
Job Wiggins
Central Criminal Court
Scotland
Edinburgh
Complainant Theorizes Ham Bargain With Alderman
The complainant claimed the hams on the oar side would change the alderman if he smelled them, while the alderman called the proposed treat a crude provocation and the visitor left Northamptonshire muttering, seemingly more pleased with the bargain.
Chimney climber jailed for entering areas for theft
William Jaggard known for sweeping work was accused of entering areas at 27 Bruton Street and 4 Welbeck Street to steal items too hot or heavy. After questioning and an inquiry with a house cook, the magistrate found him loitering for unlawful purposes and remanded him to the house of correction for one month, venting that the trouble stemmed from machinery.
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Marlborough Street
William Jaggard
Maltby
Braton Street
Welbeck Street
Mr. Maltby
Bill Jaggard
Von
Sir Quintin
Bruton-street
Mp Maltby
Pr_ soner
Wendever
William White
Webber's
Clerkenwell Cab accident ends in accidental death verdict
Jeremiah Hadman, cabriolet driver, faced magistrate on a charge of causing the death of George White by a dangerous turn in Goswell Street. The inquest found accidental death after witnesses described the cab overturning as passengers leaned out. Porter later disputed driving speed. authorities discharged Hadman with caution against drunkenness on duty.
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Clerkenwell
Jeremiah Hadmen
Bingham
George White
John Allworth
Red Lion-street
Holbor
Goswell-street
Ren
Jamin William Bright
Bunhill-row
Whitecross Street
Percival-street
Wellington Street
Scotchmer
Actin
Jeremiah Hadrian
Greenwood
William Porter
Goswell Street
Mr. Porter
Porter
Wellington
Ras
Fraup
Mary Amelia Donovan
Thomas M‘donald
St. Giless
George Coates
Coates
Doctors’commons
Shepherd
City Olice
James Fleming
Mr. Bingham
Mary Thompson
Essex
George Caney
Sir Walter Scott
Mary Scriven
Merlin’s Place
Wilmington Square
Elizabeth Tamlyn
Mr. Greenwood
Maan
Miss Tamlyn
Old Bailey
Mr. Jwood
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Anne Tosling
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