Not Guilty of Murder in Infanticide Case
A woman faced a murder charge after a newborn was found dead with deep cuts to the mouth and jaw. The jury returned Not Guilty of murder but Guilty of concealing birth, with an eighteen month sentence. The report covers related circuit court actions and other cases from Home, Northern, and North Wales circuits.
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Justice Erle
Home Circuit
Ktmasron
Mancrant
Corewax
Montague Chambers
Lush
Coleman
Russel Garvey
Rose
Cheam
Croydon
Godstone
Marchant
Steg
Briant
Chambers
Shee
Denman
Rove
Northern Circuit
Liverpool
Dart
Weies
Viewquist
Madame Weiss
Dansenses Viennesses
Manchester
Free Trade
Richardson
Mr. Graene
Afedame Weiss
Mr. Groene
Mansorn
Newmans Asp Axorgex
Martin
Atherton
Watson
Mr. Cawling
Leeds and
York
Leeds and Thirsk
Shrewsbury
Herefordshire
Leeds and York
Duckworth
Newmarsh
Marsden
Newmaral
Leeds
Thirak
Thirsk
Newmarah
Maraden
Witness
Afr
Togell
Oetober
Messrs. Newmarah
Baby
the &H
North Wales
Canmantrex
Baraca
Davies
Thomas
Hhis
Hoe
Sofar
Devon
Plaixtry
Gloucester
Abelysetwith
Central Wares Railway Company
Devenpanxts
Msgs
Gurr
Halipax
Axp Co
Gannisekies
Messrs. Glyon and Co
Mr. Locke
Locke
Garmahees
the Recorder
Teaccs
Brandon
Issacs
Isaacs
William Hyde
Grenadier Guards
Charlotte Davis
Slaughter
Margaret Stoker
Queen For
Gateshead
Examsonpigany Exson Larceny in Chelmsford bankruptcy
The bankrupt former grocer of Chelmsford faced final examination with a £1,178 3s 2d deficiency shown in the official assignee’s report. The commissioner deemed the accounting error suspicious, adjourned the case without date, and ordered a cash account to be filed while the bankrupt bears own costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exson
Burrae
Goulburn
Chelmsford
Lawrence
Lawrance
Death by Own Action of Captain M Leod of the Great Liverpool
An extract from Corunna and Southampton reports confirms Captain M Leod, commander of the Great Liverpool, died by suicide on March 8 after the shipwreck. Detailed accounts describe his distress, the inquest, burial at Dee, and the grief of Mrs M Leod. The Great Liverpool vanished. natives and guards are accused of robbing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M'Leod
Liverpool
Coruena
M‘leod
Jand the Jundfjord
Southampton
M‘j.vod
Cee
Ai‘Lecl
Navy
Villanous
Corunna
Thore Rasengae
Lewis Leese
Daid Coranna
Dee
Leod
Mr. Cook
The Misfortune of Fortune and Other Brief Items
A column surveys a gendarme thief Fontaine at Trevieres in his seventies confessing crime, a Bathgate coal mine frog finds a bronze frog with long hind legs, honesty rewarded when a porter recovers a lost £5 note and a passerby, a table d' hote scene comments on English and French habits, and notes on The Koran and Margaret Stoker cases with mercy petitions and public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bathgate
Linlithgowshire
Mesara, Jenoera and Co
Regent Street
Accidental Struck Boys by Strand Horses Near Leicester Square
An accident in the Strand between two and three pm involved three children Thomas Billington seven, Joseph Billington five, and John Chapman six. Dr Edlington’s carriage struck them as they played near Craven Street. the driver avoided a worse outcome and the children were taken to Charing Cross Hospital for treatment. The servant’s conduct is not blamed.
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Chronicle
Leman
Nery
Hawkins
Queen's Tower
Edward Godfrey Leman
Nottingham
William Lemar
Viour
Northam
Hertford
Aimole
Barnes
Goodman’s-fields
Middlesex
Edward Hawkins
Moher
Wilmore
London
Keightley
Yeun
Cross
Mr. Wild
Wild
Barbican
Willoughby
Mr. Wilmore
Edward Leman
Taylor
Scotland
Mr. Hawkins
Miller
Broughton
Szsous Cuarak
Frederick William Zabel
Ana
Dunk Street
Mile-end
Rebecca Zabel
Baker
Sarah Rowcroft
Jane Wood
George Frederick Giles
Frronrrut
Strand
Tunez Cauprin
Thomas Billington
Joseph
John Chapman
Green-street
Leicester-square
Castle
Charing-croes Hospital
Westley
Seduction Case Highlights Damages of Three Hundred Pounds
In a high profile English seduction case, Ellen Natior testified she bore the defendant's child after years of visits to her Merrick home. The defendant denied wrongdoing, while witnesses described edifying and troubling encounters. The jury ruled for the plaintiff with damages of 300 pounds, noting the harm from the seduction rather than mere financial loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Sun
Noargery
Dr. Elerton
Oxford
Jane
Turos
John Coram
Keith
Hutchinson
Isis
G. Whitelock
Mersick
Lambert
Merrick
Ellen
Serjeant
Wilkinaaid
Justice Coleridge
Ilamagen
Wholesale proselytism and odd nineteenth century notices
A North ampton Herald excerpt items include a Rome letter urging public prayers for Britain's Catholic conversion during March festivals with indulgences for participants, a burial request where a cart of bread was given to the poor, multiple misdated letters in the Chamber of Deputies, a typographical error misnaming a burglar as a horse-breaker, and a quixotic note on Wellington autographs. Also an American jockey quotation about a horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkins
British Museum
Whitechapel
London
Hisings
Lemim
Lhows
Dugsburg Gazette
Rome
Gregory
Mina Berry
Marston
St. Lawrence
Northampton Herald
Presse
Chamber of Deputies
D—. M. le Vicomte
Monsieur
Count D
Nebular Hypothesis Challenged by Orion Nebula Claim
A Glasgow observatory letter to the Srotizk Guardian argues the Nebular Hypothesis is no longer tenable. Citing Lord Rosse’s note on resolvability, the author asserts the Orion nebula can be resolved and the hypothesis should be abandoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichol
Gleagow
Srotizk
Guardian
Orion
Lord Rosse
Glasgow
William Herschel
Milky
Rosse
J. P. Niczol
Observatory
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Church of England
Chilton
County Antrim
Canzierisnaus
Ilexgal
Agaimet
Rowan Catupurc Cubrayman
C. LavGuLin
I. Watsu
P.P
Vance
Culfeightrin
Glens
Antrim
Tomb
Q.C
William Butler
Joy
Cal
Feightrin
Knoon
Culfeightria Parish
Plaintiffs Mill
Alice Donaghy
Hugh Sheals
John M'Kay
Sheils
M'Kay
Holmes
John Butler
Mr. Joy
Plaintiff
Charles M‘laughlin
Charles M'Kay
John Donaghan
John M'Tatosh
God
Jesus Christ
Joan M‘keay
Culfeightria
Nelaor
Justice Burton
James Hollingwood
Syker
St. Paul's Cathedral
Bank of England
Humphries
St. Paul's
Sykes
Greenwich
Spread Eagle
Kingsland Road
Birmingham
Grand Junction Railway
Humphried
Chapman Maraball
Newgate
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Chapman
Sir Chapman Marshall
Sir C. Marshall
Jeng Bo
LAW
Loed Mayor’s Court
Sartansy
Marylebone
Jearousy
Mary Trash
Henry Trash
Mr. Long
Peandant Ceietgas
Burgess
James Street
Worship Strutt
Rozszny
George Agambar
Gibson
Spitalfields
H Division
Addiiton
James Powell
Parliament Court
Old Artillery Ground
William Taylor
Thames Offich
Busoram
George
Ballantine
Thomas Leech
Bill
Limehouse
King John Court
Henry Wood
Sawyer
Park Street
Wood
Thomas John Allen
Mr. Broughton
Henry Bennett
Palmer's Folly
Ratcliff Highway
Milner
Colchester
Vesta
Ball's Head
Palmers Folly
Bennett
Palmer
Boggice
Colt-street
Biske
Gray
Brodeup
Journal Des Vatlenges
Fontaine
Trévieres
Calvidan
Brown de Windsor
Dr . Morison
Dr. Morison
Bart
Rogers
Rowland
Macassar
Shakepeare
Dumass
Lord Byron
Cura
Alwayz
Blackwood
Sisimondi
Eress
Clarke
the Duke of Wellington
Napoleon
Duke of Wellington
Michael Wiggins
Waterloo
D'Orsay Paletot
Comte D'Oreay
Peter Snout
George the Fourth
Trafalgar Square
John Jones
Duke of York
Duke of Wellington Beyrs
Featherstonhaugh
Slave States
England
Williams
Henry
Stephen
Jobo
Hal
Edwards
Richard
Hala Quick
Harrys
Ned
Mary
Bess
James
Charles
Will
Ann
Georges
Victoris