Law and Deception in October Trial at Westminster
A witness testified to a broad pattern of imposition and decoying involving multiple cases. The prisoner, found guilty, was sentenced to seven years transport. Arguments centered on alleged conspiracies, charitable funds, and letters used to pressure victims and protect the scheme. The Rev. Dr. Spry and Rev. Mr. Harwith supported the defense while authorities pursued guilty parties through court papers.
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Tipsunr Vy
Bsrarr
Ostler
Fulhham
Égsinet
Lower Temple
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Air
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Hemphrey
Lush
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Parson's Green
George Bryant
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Mr. Howard
Lyiogin Hospital
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Uuwell
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Rouse
Defendent
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Tidbury
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Brown
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Josefa
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Ady
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Aum
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Page
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Aldridge
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Ione
Prosecutrix
Harnett
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E. Wrixon
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Suffolk Street
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Calcutta
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London
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Trespass Case Over Chapel Trustees at Northampton Tabernacle
In a Queen Bench trial at Clerkenwell the minister Elias Parry sues trustees for turning him out and selling chapel property. The jury awards damages of £15 for the brass rods and curtains, after testimonies on occupancy, trust deeds, and disputed pew belongings.
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Pamrr Vy
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Edwin James
Lee Decker
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Northampton Tabernacle
Rosaman Street
Clerkenwell
M. F. James
Elias Parry
Spa Fields
Countess of Huntingdon
Ingairs
Platong
Berry
Crichton
Julio Crichton
Roseman Street
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Hill
Bailey
Robt. Smeed
Hoe
Wait
Trail
James
Argyll Place
St. Martin's Lane
Teilora
Bia
the Lion
Pinant
Gazette of
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Criminal Court hears horse fraud case and city relief clash
Indicted for obtaining £10 by false pretences Thomas Harris alias Henry Halford claimed a conspiracy to drug race horses. Letters from figures like Williams and Kent surfaced. Lloyd testified money given under pressure. Other cases included City of London Union violence against applicants and various petty thefts and nuisances.
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Farss
Old Court
T. Harris
A. Halford
Cynric Lloyd
C. Lloyd
Peerless Place
City Road
Mostyn
Bentinck Stud
Goodwood
Planet
Red Hart
Glentilt, &c
Ters
London
H. Hatsorp
H. Halford
Peerlets Place
Big Father
Henry Halford
Manchester
Williams
Prince of Wales
Clarence Street
Brighton
Harry
Kent
Loadstone
Tam
Chichester
Alucerely
J.P. Williams
Arouad
Williames
Henry Lennox
Lloyd
Birton
Thomas Harrie
Shackell
Epesk
Afr
Clarkson
Taz Citr
Loxpon Ussox
Rose Morris
City of London Union
J. Lloyd
Northumberland Alley
Watlon
Northumberland Court
Sir Defendante
Rose Morrie
Peckham
Liusch
Thatio Bow Lane
Cannon Street Union
Woians
Bose
Mary Phillips
Trial over trespass case against Brunswick dukes officers
In Common Pleas the Duke of Brunswick and sheriffs officers won 720 pounds damages after a forcible entry dispute over a writ of A. fa. The Queen's Bench awarded the Duke 1000 pounds against a Satirist printer for alleging associating him with a murderer. A barque named British Sovereign was lost near the Sandwich Islands with nearly all crew massacred by natives. 29 believed killed.
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Court of Common Pleas
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Sydney
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