London Court Proceedings Report Large Trial and Railway Case
Proceedings recount a long trial with perjury and bid for a new trial. A Southampton Petersfield and Dundun railway provisional committee case ends with defendant not liable. later Birmingham and Orford line deposits ruled recoverable. Public notices cover poor relief disputes and local magistrate cases on crime, abuse, and hydropathic trial verdict of manslaughter.
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Couart
Eschequer
Wrisi
Railway Committee
Mes
Wilsox
Nisi Prius
Westminster
Baron Parke
Southampton
Petes Stilt
London Direct
Jevis
Colo
Lowhard Street
Bradley
Petersfield
Dundun
Agresabis
Provisional Committee
Pleis
Garon Parke
Ferpax
Banco
Whatstand
Sporrs- Woode
RaiLways
Mportaxt
Birmingham and Orford Roarway
Haron
Brozztt
Magistrates deny aid for Imunry in plea over mother
The magistrates declined further relief for Imunry, noting he has done as much for his mother as he can. A police officer who worked on the railroad earns more, and Maunder failed to secure aid by arguing Mitchell owned land. An inquiry revealed about half an acre held by lease, but the magistrates dismissed the case.
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C. C. Dormer
W. C. Risley
R. Maunder
Sandford
Richard Mitchell
Mary Mitchell
Mitchell
Gia
Maander
Maunder
t—Maunder
Wiostminster
Daucaine
Axn Ronnery
Anne Davir
Charz
James Philips
Perenn
Haute
Bricklayers’ Arms
Stratton Ground
Westminster
Manthonoven House
Peckham
Joshua Evans
City of London
George Bennett
City of London Union
Elliott
Mery Smith
Poor Man’s Guardian Society
Charles Cochrane
Jones
Humphrey
Huddlestone
Games
Richards
Marlborough House
Pelham
Evans
Humpareye
Mary Smith
Smith
Bennett
Brevett
Mr. Evans
Isvans
Cannonstreet
City
Enrox
Afr. Pelham
Humphreys
Cochrane
Intea
Courtenay
Tha
Tatele
Caroline Burmian
Revunel
Brug Vist
Ted Sas
Stu
Brannan
Phyllis Coover
Barham
Braughten
Daniel
Broughton
Parleton
Stoke
Newington
Phos
Pettenham
Baysiael
Jay
Omar Tron Pettenhan
Southware
Artnmernn Suterpg
Tuenday
Mary Anne Baker
Thames
Blackfriarsbridge
Surrey
Blackfhare-bridge
Afr
Cottingham
Thames Offich
Henry Brown
Ballantine
William Palmer
Maloney
Limehouse-bore
London
Lamder
Bealy
Ellis
Richard Diisser
Sciafica
J. E
Antar Mawrard
Neve Peterstram
Hyeryetie
Miro
Marie
de E
Dean
Ted
Dresser
Torre
Hale
Warren
Mr. Dresser
Mrs. Dresser
Decca
Hin
Wr. Jones
Charles Waterworth
Bangs Place
New Kent Road
Prendergast
Dr. Ellis
College of Surgeons
Wight
Eilis
Sudbrooke Park
Spain
Dreaser
Dr. Elis
John Cassell
St. John’s Villas
St. John’s Wood
David Coote
Central Criminal Court
Nyai
Cheleea
Church of Rome
England
Manch
Elihu Burritt
Great Britain
New Britain
Connecticut
Lefirac
Doirepe
Mt Rosernor Lever Buren
Vl Filastry
Arquisi Qateuf
New York
Philadelphia
Philanthrens
Elsa Burntt
At Tals
Union
Teserit
Tanai
Twas
Prisoner Questioned Over Bedroom Assault and Abduction
A woman testified of being attacked by the prisoner in her bedroom after a Monday entry into the house. She described a prolonged struggle, threats, and his insistence, with later events including a warning to not leave and the prisoner’s denial of the accusation. Witnesses, including Mrs. Hislop and others, detailed notices, letters, and prior warnings, while the court indicated a need for further inquiry and summoned additional witnesses for examination.
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Marlborough Street
Cusack
Stanuixa
Thamas Oram
Maltby
Elizabeth Norton
City of Hereford
Tottenham-court-road
Tucetay
Theospital
Walehy
Aed
Timasiog
Susreeten Ixrantidog
Elizabeth Sandars
Middleton
Old-Street-road
Broughton
Towers
Bammersmith
Claraes
Hardy Hislop
Lansderenesillan
Fulham-rond
Cire
Caroline Mathews
J. Todd
Thavies Inn
Holbors
James Street
Larkbell-lene
Clapham
Jeat Abe
No.3
Lansdowne Villas
Afra
Withers
Mr. Clive
Crama
Mc'Todd
Euster
Hislop
Ts. Toontha
Lin
Trial and Execution of Lecomte in Paris
The Court of Peers on Thursday heard witnesses in the Lecomte case. Testimony described Lecomte s alleged plan to kill the King and his restraint and punishment. The court condemned Lecomte to death for parricide and he was executed at Place de la Barriere St Jacques.
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Paris
Court of Peers
Ueluck
Monicault
Mela
Lecomte
Cratedy
Fontainbleau
Berryer
Vie Ronservator
Pia
Latah Ho Diam
Lee
Lemante
Jett
Fontainblews
Hamed Becker
Heroux
Reverchon Amd Becker
Eithin
Kong
Mollie
Pauchen
Binslef
Arsinamier
Mode Lahure
Lenamte
Lenamte For the First Time On A Tour of Inspection At, Wwinters Conteruts
Padaja
Rae Cosynee
M.jellon
Orleans
Lecomte White
Crete
M. Lecoulle
Hoth
M.yhectoque
Civil Vist
Leonie
M. Bracewislea
M. Hertert
Erin
Durerequer
Fontainbeau
Apri
Pierre Lecomte
Chaplin
Victor Hugo
AY. Duvergier
Place de la Barriere St. Jacques
Neuilly
Frank Carre
Chamber of Peers
Court of Piers
Legion of Honour
Pasquier
Ira
Marshal Ney
Leconte
The Ragged School Union Meeting Report
The second annual meeting of the Ragged School Union was held Tuesday evening at the Music Hall with a large audience. Speakers discussed failures of past efforts, the need for improving Sunday schools, and argued that reform requires better discipline, funds, and lodging for poor children.
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Ragged School Union
Ashley Tank
Norwich
Albert Morpeth
Gay
Chan Re
Ani
Convieta
Ub Ff Honaes
Beppeng
Bahia
Echenis
Metapolis
Dusatteks
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Mace
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China
Tory
Johnson
Old Bailey
Drurylane
Henry
Suesday
Lambeth
Thaxter
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Hardwick
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von Teester
Raine Bure
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Admiralty
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