A Colum fer the Curtousi- A MAYOR'S REMUNERATION
A Tiverton council meeting discussed paying the mayor five pounds for services, a move unique since the Magical Act, with funds to be tracked in the mayor's box. The piece also reports on various local items and other civic notes.
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Tiverton
Tucker
Exeter
Westminster Murder Trial Reveals Poisoned Arsenic Plot
Witnesses describe Ralph Joicey confessing to poisoning his father with arsenic obtained from Morpeth. A daughter and wife faced questions as the jury found Wilful Murder against the main accuser with female suspects likely discharged. Martha Browning confesses to a separate murder, detailing strangulation and note theft. Execution set for January 15. Fire damages Adelphi buildings. insured.
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Dr. Hedley
Portland Arms
John Thompson
Cockle Park
Duke of Portland
Ralph Joicey
Walter Weallens
Cocklepark
Ralph Joicus
Margaret Jones
Margaret
Ralph
Morpeth
Cockle-park
Tritlington
James
John Wighem
Thomas Brown
Brown
Newcastle
Weadens
Westminster
Martha Browning
Central Criminal Court
Newgate
Davis
New
Bedford Street
Strand
Bedford-street
Alton
Hampshire
Sheriff Chaplin
South Weatero Railway
Lord Chancellor seats to deliver twelve judgments in one day
A crowded Lincoln's Inn hall watched the Lord Chancellor hear and decide numerous appeals and motions. He announced he would deliver judgments on twelve cases, including Foster v Smith, Jexns v Howart, and Matthews v Brise, with costs and further directions noted for several. The session closed with a plan to reconvene Monday morning for remaining business.
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Lincoln’s
Tan Hall
Lincoln's Inn
Treasury
Robert Peel
Mary Ricezrze
Ilvese
Megon
Master of the Rolls
Cooning
Lonpox
Knight Bruce
Corporation of London
Thames
Stainesbridge
Yanfleet
Westminster
Lord Abinger
Bruce
Foster c. Smith
Otpr Fieto
Conpert
Naeter
Nath
Carpenter
Shepherd
Nath Thataum
Nash
Jexzs
Howart
Costa
BurspeLt Vr
Grapstoxe
England
Lord Campys
Temple
Molyneaux and Horton
Molyneaux
Horton
Matthews
Brise
Mesers. Wakefield
Sande
Ludge
Younev
Lonp Watearsak
Bootue
Bir. Wakefield
Court of Chancery
Chancery
Trrwusr
Banco
Wastminster
Ovcnrt
Branor
Gloucester
Cass
Tindal
Gopsom, Esq
Fostex
Guildhall
Justice Erle
Sejeant Talfourd
Crompton
Peterdorff
Plaintff
Serjeant Channell
Cowling
Rotch
The
Cheoceryber
Webster
Richard Godnon
Kidderminster
Foster
Liverpool
Inlaw
Hargreaves
Jamaica
Certejo
Pusey Hall
Henry Mitchell
Joseph Durdan
Lord Ward
Staffordshire
Weat India Dock
Bia
Daniel Pearson
Stafford
Cheonell
Trial highlights from Central Criminal Court proceedings
The Central Criminal Court heard multiple cases including George Ford charged with arson aimed at fraud, Thomas Archer convicted of burglary stealing velvet, and William Carter convicted of stabbing a man named Muggeridge. George Hanslip and Olivia Hanslip faced theft and receipt charges, with George sentenced to seven years transport. Captain Gordon received a lenient line for maritime assault after detailed court remarks.
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Satyapar
Old Court
Justice Patteson
Baron Alderson
George John Ford
Imperial Life Assurance
Wm. M.carter
Royal Marines
Muggeridge
Payne
Bodkin
Wm. Heawright
Grafton Court
Marylebone
Dibley
Elizabeth
Compton
New Coast
George Hanalip
William Cash and Company
Olivia Hanslip
George Hansup
Moxpay
Commissioner Bullock
Gordon
William Scott
High Seas
Admiralty of
England
Builock
Capisine
Pupishj
Police Reports from Marylebone Court Scene and Crimes
Crowded Marylebone court saw Frederick William Kelly reeled for further scrutiny over fraudulently cashing £12 and a counterfeit £100 bill. multiple witnesses testified to prior swindles while another case involved a boy of about ten begging, remanded for inquiry amid threats and weapon alarms. Additional reports cover assaults, robberies, and a Camberwell conspiracy with a £10 note recovered. a Canterbury critique condemns tomb restorations. plus assorted curiosities and notes on astronomy and harvest.
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Marylebone
Frederick William Kelly
Almna
Robert Glenister
Marine Villa
Merine-parade
Brighton
R. Glenister
Jones, Lloyd, and Co
Boyle Street
Regent-Street
Fracks
George John Garnet
Newington Street
Somers
St. Pancras
Windmill Street
Tottenham Court Road
Teg
Sentences Passed in The Session Amid Death and Transportation
The report lists principal sentences for prisoners across courts, detailing death for two women, transportation for numerous defendants aged between 13 and 45, imprisonments from two months to fifteen years, and varied outcomes including fines, discharges, and adjournment. The tally shows London and Middlesex predominance with 222 total prisoners by session end.
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Payne
Penthe
Martha Browning
Samuel Quennell
J. Self
J. Birch
W. Jones
W. Ball
T. Caleb
Mary Sweeney
Jane Langston
T. Semcels
A. Harding
W. Wright
T. Williams, Alias Parrott
A. Josce
G. Burdon
T. Watson
T. Archer
W. Pocock
P. Sombret
K. Bell
T. Radbens
T. Lloyd
A. Jones
T. Evans
Alias Eade
T. Tubbs
Elizabeth Clayton
T. Nutt
T. Smith
W. Couchman
P. Watson
J. Babbington
J. Percy
J. Farrow
B. Brown
G. Rose
J. Hore
Caroline Cammines
Ann Morgan
J. Barnett
J. Perkins
T. 5
J. Brown
Hannah Lloyd
Mary Togner
Mery Aon Salter
Mary Woodland
Ron Mitchell
Margaret Cerroll
R. Wrench
Alias Garrett
Willon Thaiepeon
Thas
Tt Denney
M.bean
Alias Smith
Williama
L. Ward
J.stanley
Edward Ward
F. Tortoo
W. Chilton
F. Harris
J. Denney
J. Laytov
T. Jones
J. White
W. Davie
BH. Holman
J. Ainesworth
J. Appleford
P. Bowlam
O. B. Salter
G. Thompson
W. Rafferty
J. Mapp
T. Pratt
R. Pheeby
T. Davison
WW. Robinson
Catherine Warwick
Margaret Coleman
G. Western
Sarah Howe
J. Stevens
R. Grovee
J. Hickman
J. Webster
H. Kent
Mary Ferguson
Eliza Daniels
Emma Wilson
Susanna Stacey
Elizabeth Roberta
Elizabeth Sears
W. Thompson
H. Sherwyn
W. Swayne
J. Lee
J. Foley
T. Chigeell
H. Lewis
R. Alway
W. Smith
J. Sulliven
T. Richarda
J. Barrington
A. Hayward
T. Briggs
J. Morgan
T. Ferres
J. G. Sullivan
Acquitrep Pr‘tar Pstty Jonr
Axp Discaanogo
Cecilia Jeffrey
Caroline Johnson
Ann Renchman
Bridget Lloyd
Ellen Franks
Caroline Speed
Mary Ann Barrett
Mary Maloy
A. Potter
C. Turner
W. Powell
B. Bridgens
G. Ralph
H. Edwards
GR. Maieh
J. M. Clutcher
J.T. Madison
R. Lambert
F. Greenwood
D. Cruickehenl
Wittington
A. Gordon
J. Cummins
J. Redding
W. Kuife
J. Ponieu
R. Ruff
T. Iredale
W. Hoare
J. Barnes
J. Smith
Charles Yates
London
Middlesex
Surrey
Admiralty
Kent
Essex
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