Prisoner Acquitted on Insanity Finding in Lincoln Case
A lengthy Lincoln circuit trial heard James Brant accused of stabbing James Ely. Witnesses described a violent October incident and a later attempted murder by knife. The jury found Brant not guilty by reason of insanity and ordered detention for safety while awaiting the Queen’s pleasure.
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Charles Suse
Fontgee
York
O'Connor
Caroline ‘Afarrison
Lincoln
Tien
Macauley
Marriad
Soo
Kumarnock
Ellen Harmer
W. H. ‘Adams
Scotland
Geo. LV
Ots
Kilmarnock
Manon
Cansor
James Brant
James Ely
Wildman
Benny Jeffery
Thomas Jeffery
Tumby
Horncastle
Justice Patterson
Ely
Susan Addison
Jemmy
Justice Patteson
James Els
Jeffers
James Broot
Thomas Copperthwaite
Witpees
Addison
Louth
Collison
Dean
Loath
Peseneres
Western Circuit
Satissvsr
Exrasonomuzyr
Oy Rossenr
Anna Mace Samp‘son
Sterling
Tsaac New
Slade
Therisoner
Pripoper
Tsang
Castle Tract
Theo -Shildren
Mynal
Woman Found Guilty in Robbery Trial and Sentenced
A servant was convicted of robbing her master after a night of burglary at Mr New’s house. She admitted taking items from a bundle and a box, and claimed she acted from fear and temptation. The court sentenced her to one year of hard labor.
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Mancs
Ansex
Crowe
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James Russell
Eliza Bell
Slade
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Transon
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Westbury
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Poulden
Cheverel
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North Wilu Banking Company
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Melksham
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Sawyer
Tim
Rand
LancasTer
Mason
Chagtes Mott
Phillips
Poor Law Commissioner
Dowse
Price
Andover Union
Monk
J. A. Parkinson
Bristol
Rixoise
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Lord John Russell
Cheaham Place
Pimlico
James Light
Chesham Place
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George Barton
Genteman
Thompson
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Merv Grreen
Camden
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Lambeth
Elliott
Brighton
Times
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King's Road
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Richard Sarsitore
Ari Clapton
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Pocketbook theft at the Catherine Wheel case in Central Court
Francis Skipp testified that on January 27 he carried £300 in a pocket book hidden in his left boot. At the Catherine Wheel in the Borough the prisoner William Barfield denied the robbery as Skipp searched him and his room. The landlord vouched for Barfield’s honesty as the case proceeded.
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Finchley
Queen's Beach
Catherine Wheel
Laat
Gander
Police Reports Guildhall and Westminster Section
A detailed police summary from Guildhall and Westminster covers a misaddressed false conviction denial by Mrs Reed and an August case. a dumb beggar Wallace renewal order. an assault at Fleet Street over a portrait. burglary charges against George Davis in Camden Town. Prevost’s thefts from Mr Partridge. Hoare’s trust book fraud case. and public notices of penalties and investigations in London districts with multiple witnesses and outcomes.
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Oxford Street
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Grece
Nene Bus
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Cook's Grimey
Wiliam Mawes
Compton-street
Burton Crescent
Chelsea
Battersea Bridge
Howevrs
Surrey
Broderic
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