Libel Case Over O Connell Damages 50 Pounds
The court heard a libel action over claims in the Morning Post and Warning Post about W J O Connell. The plaintiff, seeking damages for injury to character, was awarded fifty pounds after jury deliberation, with defense arguing the article was innocuous and politically oriented.
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Adair
London
W. J. O'Connell
Moss
St. George’s
Devaine
O'Connell
Pew
Serjeant Talfourd
Mr. Boothby
Working Post
O’connell
Repeal Party
Warning Post
Inspector General
Morning Post
London Repaiers
Waatco
Post
Mr. O'Connell
Justice Erle
Abolition Bill and Central Criminal Court Proceedings
The Star reports the government plan to abolish the Seal office by year end with annuities to the Duke of Graf ton and deputy. writ seals to writers from next month. It covers the June sessions at the Central Criminal Court with 212 prisoners and cases ranging from murder to theft and sexual crimes, including dramatic sentences and detailed witness testimony.
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Duke of Grafton
John Pinlott
Semusry
Duke of Graf
Ima
Pears Hat
London
Jane
Police Reports From Victorian Court Describe Infanticide Attempt and Assaults
Accounts detail a servant charged with causing her infant's death by violence and remanded for strength recovery. Other items include an attempted murder by knife between sisters, a lordship toll case, a wife seeking protection from violent husband, indecent assaults at an infant school, and a burglary at Mile End Road with a pursuit and capture.
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Diana Hugo
Hallway Street
England
Odling
Vend
Mr. Hind
Maltby
Crim Con Creagh v Hewgill Damages Awarded in Adultery Case
The jury assessed damages at £100 in a suit brought by Captain Creagh against Hewgill alleging his wife’s elopement with a former officer. Testimony traced Creagh’s long separation from Mrs Creagh, the elopement at Boulogne, and subsequent concealment of their affair in Courtray. The judge urged consideration of the plaintiff’s hardship and the defendant’s poverty while the jury returned verdict in Creagh’s favor.
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Tee Majraty
Taylor
Serjeant Tatfourd
Captain Creagh
Creagh
William IV
Boulogne
Weedon
Ireland
England
Miss Wilday
Woburn
London
Her Majesty's
Peterson
Carrister
Chateau Mark
Neighbouhood
Courtrity
Belgiem
Carter
D'fagzo
York Road
Vales
Bis
Floyd
EL. Peel
Sith Regiment of Foot
Tom
Belfast
Dublin
Mrs. Creagh
St. Alban's
Rubineau
Insis
Bath
America
Courtray
Belgium
Knowles
Dulwich
Jerma
Robinescy
Sérjeant Talfourd
le Chatran Mark
Mr. Robinson
Calais
Brouht
Not Guilty In Poison Case After Corroborated Testimony
A London trial heard testimony that the prisoner and the deceased both faced distress after job losses. The prosecutor described oxalic acid poison and a joint intent to die together. After deliberation, the jury returned a verdict of not guilty.
Robbery at Maitland residence in Quebec Street
On Tuesday morning between one and two o clock a family returning to their home in Great from Vauxhall Gardens failed to gain entry. Mr Maitland climbed over railings and entered via the kitchen window to find Mary Edwards missing. She had stolen two five pound notes, ten pounds in cash, silver spoons and forks, and wearing apparel from his desk.
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Central Criminal Court
Hunter
Sydney
Sessiona
Jon
Lannets Pouics
Recorder
Mary Ann Sailsbury
Salisbury
O’brien
S. Salisbury
Bath
Bartrim
Mr. Evans Exewined
Sworitrrixc
Caroline Allen
Catherine Gale
Mary Ann Smith
Mousselin de Laine
Thomas Simpson
Smith
Whitechapel
Gale
Paul
Trompet-court
Allen
House of Correction
William Temple
St. Sepulchre
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Baron Platt
New Court
John Creed
Henry Madden
Charlies Brennan
James Bishop
Brennan
Bishop
Madden
Seae
Taurepay
J. Humphreys Parry
Thomas Mallet
Sir. Payne
Clerkenwell Police Court
Rebecca Rugg
Payne
John Rugg
Croas-atreet
Hatton-garden
Murnen
Jane Walker
Mary Walker
Little Chapel Street
Westminster
York Terrace
Hargo
Aha
Greenwich
Thamas Storey
Cavendish Hotel
Lord Dillon
Joseph Wheelan
Henry
Surrey
Marinuosut Brias
Agnes Guvenney
Cherlotts Place
Kennington
Jane
Vauxhall Gardens
Wellington Gurentey
Mr. Henry
Mrs. Gutensey
Mrs. Garensey
Mr. Garensey
Thames
Danic Roozeny
John Newwman
John Jones
Broderip
Mary Ann Pickering
Rodney-turrace
Mile End-road
Stepney
Bank of England
Ellen Flinn
Miss Pickering
Jones
Saunders
Miller
Mile End
Newman
Jones, and the Door Was Closed. Mrs. Miller
Cvarch
John Cornish
Rodney Terrace
Mr. Cornish
Trinity Church
Tridegard Square
Mr.Wilson
Myr. Broderip Anid
Pri
Parry
Witners
Timothy Pollock
Crose-street
Tisoner
Cade
George Davia
Mallett
Straight
Justice Patteson
Ronsenry
Great
Maitland
Quebec Street
New Road
King Dans Levee And Deputations Of Dublin Merchants
A fragmented 19th century scene shows King Dans Levee with crowds and varied deputations from Dublin’s social ranks. Officials, merchants, drivers, distillers, and others present mock loyalty to a monarch while voicing grievances and satirical demands amid a staged ceremony.
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Dan
Reysi
Barlsa
Archbichopa
Chacel
Jhert
Chanreltara
Fnilger
Sturderers
Tipperary
Tom Steele
Corporation of Dublin
Victoria
Ireland
Ihing
Buc
Daniel
Father Mathew
Shitelaghs
Opitaton
Connell
Hita
Doctor Arne and the Duke of Chandos Anecdote
Fragmentary humorous tale from a period piece describing a dinner scene with mutton scraps, a waiter, and a sly quip by Doctor Arne. It mentions the Duke of Chandos hiring performers and a curio anecdote about Lord Wellington, all within a long injection of chivalric wit and colonial humor.
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Arne
Chandos
Techurch
Can
Endremare
Saul
Walter 21
Dad
Latin Verse Machine at Egyptian Hall Stirs Curious Engineers
At Liverpool police court several fined for drunkenness after a man claimed mistreatment at Vauxhall road lock up. A new device called the Latin Verse Machine, shown at Egyptian Hall, allegedly composes Latin hexameters via a kaleidoscopic, clockwork setup and letters arranged alphabetically, though the reporter notes limited practical Latin utility and details the apparatus's operation and inventor Mr. Clark from Glastonbury.
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Liverpool
Vauxhall Road
Haleides
Lee Togeshier
Moppel Ateny
Babbagr
Clark
Asa
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