Disparaging Bible Terms Run Trial Verdict Guilty
The passage notes debates on publishing harsh Old Testament language and whether such expressions are prosecutable if coarsely or offensively stated. The jury convicted the defendant, with Lord Denman suggesting the court defer judgment to term.
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Lord Denman
Attorney General
Court OF Queen’s Bench
Moxvay
Guy_v
Mr. Huggins
St. James’s Street
Mr. C. Jones
St. Mary Lebone
Wright’s Row
Pellstreet
New Road
Charles Day
Scotland
Alexander Duncan
Red Lion
Princes-street
Westminster
Gell
Wm. Griffin
Jane Binfield
Feetham
Milbank
Weymouth
Weymouth Green
Barnard White Holt
Westminster Hospital
Borrodaile
St. John's
Eethatm
Eximaonpinsry Agrenet Ar Svicipe
James Arnold
Lynn
Norfolk
Upper
Thames-street
St. Thomas’s Hospital
Law court fight over church rate discharge in Leicester jail
In the Court of Chancery on Tuesday a motion sought William Barnes to be discharged from Leicester gaol for non payment of a church rate of £2 5s with £1 25s costs. Objections centered on jurisdiction, description in the significavit, and absence of the defendant. Proceedings paused to Wednesday then further argument.
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Court OF Chancery
E.barnes
William Barnes
Leicester
M. D. Hill
Baines
J. Hill
Salkeld
Hill
Atches
Nash
Barn
Adolph
Bruyere
Halcomb
Court of
King’s Bench
Ransom
Dundas
Common Pleas
King v. Mayby
Court of Queen’s Bench
Court of Arches
George III
Court of Queen's Bench
Clarke
Oughton
Thorogood
Lushington
H. Jenner
Canterbury
Ricketts
Queen's Bench
Burn
Mellor
Hinl
William Baines
Leicestershire
Herbert Jenner
Arches Court of Canterbury
Witzherbert
Viner
Mr. Hill
Burgoyne
Free
Yad Haggard
J. Nicholl
Oliver v
Haggard
Ince
Sime
Serbert Jenner
Hall
Bernewall
Alderson
Mr. Davies
Chancellor Brougham
Lord Tyndhurst
Court of Exchequer
Wigram
5Th of Elizabeth
London Trial Reports Pickpocket and Fraud Cases
Long docket of magistrates and jurors detailing various crimes. A piano player alias Moore faced theft charges after a watch and valuables vanished from a drunken Irishman at Café Royal. Separate final examinations involve Russian banknote forgery plots, a purse snatching on a London omnibus, and a drunk prisoner case with a distracting witness lineup.
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Bow Strest
Lonpures
Jacob Moore
Demeline
Twynford
John O'Hara
Hatchett’s
Piccadilly
Adelphi
Broad-street
Golden-square
Twyford
Ireland
O Hara
Mr. T
Strand
Burke
Hall
Imperial Bank of Russia
Bodkin
Bush
Mr. Roberts
John Forrester
Mansion House
Rault
Portland-street
Soho
Isabella Auld
Robert Auld
Cranecourt
Fleetstreet
George Henry Harsell
Oxford Street
Auld
Red Lion-street
Holborn
Day
Martin’s
Witness
Red Lion Street
Francis Street
Newington
John Porter
Mr. Flower
The Egyptian Vision and Other Fragments from a Column
A poetic fragment titled The Egyptian Vision describes a spectral, moonlit siege of Alexandria with British banners and a haunting imperial gaze. It unfolds into a battle-swept coastal vision, then shifts to a series of small notices on spiders, law and self-government, East reform, and culinary notes about sardines, all in a 19th century newspaper column voice.
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Qor
Ptolemitus
Cour-de-Lion
England
Richard
Mantua
Alexandria
Bolton Volt
Acre
Desert
Egypt
Nile
Iskander
Atlantic
Shadow
Karnak
Sesostris
Britain
Roland Lyman
Lowell Courter
Iman
Alexander
Persia
Cesar
Bonaparte
Europe
Linneal Elneatier
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LAW
the Privy Council
Moxpay
James Woop
Martaew Woop
Hurcuins Ayp OrnEns
James Wood
Gloucester
H. Jennier
Lord Brougham
F. Pollock
W. Follett
Queen Square
Love
Kircury
Thomas Mahoney
Adonis
Gregorie
Thames Office
Ben Young
Sergeant Grove
James Heath
Gwynear
Redruth
Penzance
Cornwall
Limehouse
Broderip
Nicol
Young
Angel-gardens
Shadwell
Mr. Broderip
London
Henry Goodwin
Taylor
Police Correctionnelle
Les Enrins Terribles
Adolphe B
M.le President
Posisson
Monsieur
Azais
Chapfallen
Ernest
Batignolles
Monsieur Ernest
Fahn Sterling
Mitre
Lord Stowell
John
Lord Eldon
Coke
Pari
Brittany
Finistere
Brest
Trollope
Gallus
M. Thires
Naso
Crowlbe
Mars