Trial of John Oxford for attempt on Queen Victoria's life
The Central Criminal Court resumed the trial of John Oxford charged with firing pistols at Queen Victoria during a carriage procession. The defense argued insanity, citing hereditary madness and lack of motive, while prosecutors urged deliberate act with potential treasonous intent. Witnesses described Oxford's disturbing behavior, family history, and prior episodes of violence and imbalanced conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snass
Intie
Ferdinand
Nicholas
Gregory
Frederick
Augustus
Othoe
Anthony
Oxonian
Mildon
Louis
Amadeus
Hercules
Neptune
Mars
Albert
Marxe
A. W. Suira
Smith
Oxford
Young England
A. W. Smith
A. W
Suita
P.S
Duchess of Kent
Fox Maule
Unger
Home Department
Privy Council
Prince Albert
Mr. Bodkin
Lord Denman
Newgate
Mr. Maule
Mr. Fox Maule
Cope
Sydney Taylor
Jorney
Mr. Stanley
Lord Abinger
England
Zind
Maxis
Victoria
George the 3d
Margaret. Nicholson
Esquirol
Wood
Philpot-lane
Monroe
Hoxton
Earl of Ferrers
Mr. Johnson
Lord Onslow
Mr. Sandeman
Kentish Town
John Oxford
Petworth Bridewell
Greenwich
Queen's Ward
John Ovford
Petworth
Bridewell
London
Witness
Greenwich Hospital
Osborne
Bishop Stortford
Sir Richard Dobson
Woolwich
Maria Bartley
Bodkin
Leutenant
Naval Asylum
F. Pollock
St. Eter
Sarah Kitchen
S. Taylor
Kennington
Hannah Oxford
Birmingham
Hope and Anchor
Charlotte
Dublin
Birt Davis
Waterloo Road
Westminster Road
Edward Oxford
Mary-Ann Street
Waters
Robinson
Newcut
Camberwell
Hounslow
Mr. Minton
Roach
Central Criminal Court
Crown
Adolphus
Wightman
Russell Gurney
Kat Mary Summer
Ss. Taylor
Churchrow
Houndsditch
Baron Alderson
Charles Marklew
Her Majesty
John Wright
Sidney Taylor
Carrington
Robert Mead
Cross
Dr. Stokes
Frederick Pollock
Benjamin Walters
Clarinda Powell
Joseph Day
Taylor
Grenadiers
Shepherd and Flock
Minton
Thomas Farr
Wilderness Row
Newman Robinson
Sir F. Pollock
John Tedman
High-street
Marylebone
House of Lords
Acing
West-square
John Linton
Denman
Oliver Twist
Sheppard
Jack
Emily Chittenden
Consi
Barden
Hodgkin
Society of Friends
Mr. S. Taylor
John Conolly
Hanwell Lunatic Asylum
Chowne
James Clarke
Charing-cross Hospital
Talso
Conolly
Jeterday
Ee 15
Beard
Zener
Windsor