Assize Intelligence Northern Circuit Newcastle Murder Trial Evidence
Ralph Joicey stood at the bar charged with the wilful murder of his father by poison. Arsenic bought at Morpeth and left at the Portland Arms, the parish doctor’s usual medicine handout, tied the motive. The deceased reportedly mixed arsenic in water, died after days of agony, and Joicey confessed to placing the man with the physic. He carried £3 158 6d and a paper reading Carlisle to Liverpool to New York. Jury found him guilty. the judge passed the usual death sentence.
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Conspiracy Trial Highlights In Dublin Court
The cross examination reveals Mary Anne Arabin describing assaults by John L Arabin in 1842 and subsequent support from him. Letters and a child born to Arabin are cited while defense portrays a deceitful conspiracy by others to ruin the defendant. Verdict: £1000 damages and costs in favor of the plaintiff. The Longford Assizes follows with four men convicted of murder in Gowlan, sentenced to be hanged on March 21.
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Betsy Askins
Hatcher
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Justice Bull
Insolvent surgeon lectures while facing £1841 debts
The Dalphey Cottage debtor, a surgeon and chemist, appeared for an interim bankruptcy order with £1841 liabilities and £370 assets. The case featured a £110 accommodation bill to Mr Flight, opposed by creditors, and a likely 15s to 16s in the pound dividend. Interim order granted.
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Villiers motion on corn laws division recorded
A parliamentary committee debate records Mr Villiers motion to alter duties on corn imports with a division showing 205 ayes and 7H noes. The long list of peers and MPs votes on the Corn Laws follows, noting who voted for and against in prior and current sessions.
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Villiers
J Wawn
JT Colboros
Huw Gibson
TM Parker
J White
Collett
J Hall
Sir B Pattison
J Willims
W Crawford
WS Hastie
A Vechel
Capt Wan
Ce Currie
R Hindley
C Philips
M Yorke
HR Dalmeny
Lord Hulland
R — Plumridge
Dalrymple
Col Langston
J H Protheroe
E Teller
W Evans
W Turner
E Buller
BE Duncannon
Ld Granger
T C Watson
VV H Byong
Gs Dundas
F Guest
J Cavendish
C C Fasthope
J Morison
Ayen
Amid Political Rhetoric and Satirical Verse in 181?
Fragmented text shows a House of Commons division on Poor Laws at Andover Union with named MPs and a later satirical poem sequence about political figures and animals. Includes post despatch notes and assorted verses critiquing free trade and taxation, with abrupt shifts to poems and public notices.
Drunken mother accused of cruel assault on infant
A drunken woman was brought before Mr Bond on charges of inhuman conduct to her eight month old child. The baby, starved and badly injured, was later placed in hospital and then the workhouse. The prisoner was remanded for further inquiry.
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James Parry
Newcourt
Westilinater
Mr. Taylor
Mr. Bond
St. Margaret's
Elliott
Mr. Elliott
Tursday Nest
Twelve Year Old Thief Faces Fork in the Road of Justice
W Martin, a twelve year old boy, pleads guilty to stealing 44d from Maurice Canty. The judge laments the child’s neglectful home, contemplates prison versus education, and ultimately sentences six months in Westminster Bridewell. Separate case: Dominic Seurani convicted of fraud on Charles Dickens, with Mazinni letter ruse cited. six months’ imprisonment. Also note new courtroom regulations for Judges' Chambers affecting summonses, adjournments, and affidavits.
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W. Martin
Maurice Canty
Deavonshire-Street
Lieson-grove
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Westminster Bridewell
Wepwes
Dominic Seurani
Charles Dckens
Charles Dickens
England
Mizzini
Giuseprpe Mazzini
Justice Cresewall
Court of Common Pleas
Man Slaughter Verdict in Central Criminal Court
In a London Central Criminal Court session Judge Williams and Judge Maule presided over cases of murder and attempted murder. John Fencely, a 48 year old type founder, was found guilty of manslaughter in the Martin murder case and sentenced to life transportation. A second trial for Frederick Munton over an alleged fatal assault on his wife Susannah Nunton ended with a verdict of not guilty after the wife admitted inflicting the wounds herself.
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Tue Cuanog Oy
Muader
Frederick Munton
Susannah Nunton
Jber
Robinson
Ballantine
Otway
Police Reports and Identity Trial Fragments in London
An elderly woman Caroline Paotney was stopped at Trafalgar Square for attempting suicide by water plunge after drunkenly climbing basin stonework. Constable Conatable Phillips restrained her, with four prior self harm attempts noted, court to review her circumstances and support. In Marlborough area Richard Davy faced examination over fraud involving half a crown and three shillings with two separate accusers. A shopkeeper report traced an impostor using false identity claiming Inner Temple ties. defense denied charges and an alibi appeared for the defendant.
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Twyford
Trafalgar Square
Conatable Phillips
Partridge
Marlborough
Richard Davy
Addison Terrace
Notting-hill
Malthy
Henry Ellis
Repent-street
Bann
Richards
Inner Temple
Stanford Street
Blackfriars
Witucat
Klis
Wiliam Colsh
Garratt
Johnny S Treet
Seine
Osttnessy
Clarkson
Dogan
Benys
Thompson in court again on incitement case
At Southwark Police Court on Monday G Thompson, remanded from the previous Tuesday, faced further examination for allegedly inciting a woman living with him to poison herself. No new evidence was produced, and he was remanded again pending stronger evidence at the next hearing. A separate item reports a fatal accident at St Olave's rectory where a nurse's negligence led to a infant's fall from a window, resulting in severe injuries and the need for care and dietary recommendations.
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Moudey
G. Thompson
St. Olave's
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