LAW SUMMER CIRCUITS OF THE JUDGES 1856 APPOINTS DATES
The Right Hon. Sir Edward Hall Alderson and Sir John Williams set the circuit dates for Buckinghamshire July 10 at Buckingham Bedfordshire July 14 at Bedford Huntingdonshire July 17 Cambridge July 18 Norfolk July 22 Norwich Norwich and City July 22 Ipswich July 38 Suffolk at Ipswich.
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Ipswich
Monkey bite case ends in barnyard negligence ruling
In the Queen's Bench Trespar division a woman injured by a monkey owned by the defendant is awarded damages after the court rules a declaration implying negligence by keeping a mischievous animal is a prima facie ground for liability. The decision clarifies owner responsibility when an animal known to bite is kept without proper safeguards.
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Trespar
May Axp Wire
Burpsrt
Lord Denman
Extraordinary Outrage by Royal Marine Boots Twist
Lieut Gun Mahon of the Royal Marines faced a charge of assaulting John Buskiey Simmons after a boots delivery dispute at a Cambridge Place Edgware Road residence. The case details a carving knife shown to cut boots and threats to eject Simmons, with Mahon claiming Simmons intruded during dinner and refused departure. Captain Tringham and Sir George Cockburn noted as witnesses.
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Alderman Gibbs
Marine Insurance Company
Cornhill
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William Tuthill
Boxz-trea
Gravel Lane
Withess
William Sugget
Maxcuesten
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Alderman Gibler
Clarkson
Ballantine
Henry Sharpe
Sharpe and Co
Paternoster Lane
Marlborough Street
Carrere
Beresford
Whal
Gray
Albemarle Street
Berkeley Club
Cocos Tree Club
St James's Street
Maltby
William Wadlaw
John Anderson
Edward Honeyman
Alias Russell
Thomas Fielding
Alias Jackson
Richard Forbes
Archibald Duncan
John Percival
Charles Cowper
Edward Daley
James Henderson
Alias Forrest
Daniel Roe
James Cartwright
Richard Wortley
Cocoa Tree Club
Charles Lily
George Leigh
John Godfrey
William Brown
Edwin Clerk
John Thomas
Vincent Cotton
Bart
Charles Swabey
William Jones
Thomas Edwards
John Thompson
Richard Stephenson
William Richards
James Webster
George Liley
Bereaford
W. Cotton
Tas Esnacep
Gun Mahon
Tas Royal Marines
Cambridge Place
Edgware Road
John Buskiey Simmons
Upper York Street
Tringham
Captain Tringham
George Cockburn
Admiralty
Walter Dickenson
Defendant Held to Bail After Dental Threats at Fleet Street
In a London case Lieut Mahon faced entry into recognizance for appearance if indicted. Wontner and Rawlinson clash over damages for destroyed boots. A Peace Warrant involved Conrad Cooper, a dentist in Fleet Street, accused of threatening to shoot Mr Storey. Cooper was held to bail at £100 with two sureties of £50 each for sessions.
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John Webster
Crowther
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Pasaull
Edward Connor
London
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St. Katherine Dock
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Withees
Speratoce
Stepney Fair
Witneass
Gray
Butler's
Braterip
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CoLexiEs
Thomas Maddocks
Liverpool
Joseph Ady
William Adamson
Barbadoes
Ady
Great Britain
Adamson
Maddocks
Jin Ady
India
China
Africa
Murpge
Benjamin Gibbons
Aabourer
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Excise
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Shadwell Market
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Ross
Rosa
Ander
Shadwell Church
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Shadwell
Witovse
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Townson
Thad
Daniel Thaas
High Street
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Baker
Lindley
Valentine
K Division
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Ovst
Brederip
Westminster Bridewell
Alcegen Menver
Shapwell
Anne Sloman
Anna Lewis
No. 7
Eaelve
No. 6
Jane
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Thaif
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Walher
Townron
Thames Police Court
Crafford
W. Baker
London Hospital
John Burke
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Bakerloe
Charlotte Ogan
Tenace Street
Bethnal-green
Wes
Faulkner
Fabian
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Oxford and
Bletchley Junction
Mansion House
Clarkson
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Spain
Iscrip
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Alderman Gibbs
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Scrip
Oxford
Provisional Committee of Management
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Su Vigh &Risoner
Times
Sam
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Persnn
Oraeen
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Buckinghamshire
John Benton
Buckinghamshire, &c
John Henry Morgan
Thomas Green
No. 16
Old Broadareet
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Solomons
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Wa Fabian
Central Criminal Court
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Wontner
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Fatal accident at Milford junction railway station
A burning coal fragment from an engine chimney set a young waitress ablaze at Milford junction station on the Yar and North Midland line. She suffered fatal burns the same evening, highlighting railway accident risks amid modern improvements.
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Yar
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Milford Junction
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