Not Guilty by Insanity in Bitter Child Drowning Case
At Spring Assizes Oxford Circuit Staffon D pleaded Not Guilty by reason of insanity for drowning her illegitimate infant on November 6 near the Birmingham Canal after plans in Lichfield workhouse. The jury found her not guilty by reason of insanity, with testimony describing weak intellect and misstatements about the child’s death.
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Oxford
Staffon D
Ee Clee
Se Aon Thatta
Li Iene Gaa
Serjeant
Woolryoh
Wo R
Lichfield
Catahill
Birmingham Canal
Walsall
Anchor
Hollyman
Mia
Abe
Stafford
LichGeld
Sbe
Mr. Woolrych
Allen
Tose
House of Lords
Law case on Bilford oyster beds injunction
In a Cornish dispute at Bilford Falmouth the plaintiff leaseholder seeks to preserve his oyster beds from intermixing after the defendant admitted removing oysters and mixing them with his own. The Vice Chancellor indicated the injunction should not be dissolved until legal rights are determined, and the order was granted with the defendant paying costs. The report also covers a bankruptcy hearing in which a grocer’s tale of losing 150 in gold is deemed incredible, leading toward a warrant and subdivision court.
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Midland Circuit
Leicestra
Caancesweats Vr
Naso Asp Axorson
Justice Patteson
Borkett
Loughborough
Charlesworth
Burkett
Hamfray
O'Brien
Whitehurst
Macauley
Elizabeth Charlesworth
Whiteburet
Justica Patteson
Humfrey
Horatio Hungerford Hoskins
John Ridger
Horatio Hungerford Hosking
Homfrey
Whitebornt
Bararesby
Danvers
Mary Ann Tyler
Mary Crooke
Tyler
Abe
House of Correction
Wimeswold
Leicester
Atanl
Enoch Crooke
Wimeewald
Enoch Crooks
George the Third
Mary Tyler
Mary Ann Tylor
Gavl
Hs Pence i
Hoes
Jamcs
Thomas Tyler
Norfolk
Campaipez
Anson
Crows Court
Justice Coleridgs
William Francis
Justice Coleridge
Naylor
Metcalfe
Sonam Fings
Josish Muoson
Soham
Prendergest
Mr. Tozer
Mr. Neylor
Mitchell
Mildenhall
Notros
Ragusa
Crown Court
Benjamin Lawn
Asme
Queen's Bench
Fleet
Cooke
Court of Chancery
Lord Lyndhart
Tinvey
Selvant
House of Lords
Shott
Tilney
Romilly
Duncan
Cloberry
Wich Chanchallocks’ Court
Falmouth
Parker
Pigott
Stuart
Bazelgette
Moxpay
Somerstown
Easigness
Ibbetson
Baskrupt
Edmonton
Hosear
Wetter
Helfore
Gouldura
Longman
Coward
Robert Cox
Therisoner
Ito
Snyiblog
MaTai Montal
376
Busb
London
Norwich
Hermitage
Arnold
Dean
Artempts
Francis Hogan
Cat- Hogham
Henry Reynolds
Dover Road
Kent Street
Cottingham
Philip Hay
Hay
Brooker
Sparrow
Stamford Street
Commodore Henry
Mr. Cottingham
Bie
Bow Street
Waelo
Thame
AsrgoLogan
James Stuart
Elisabeth Hill
Miss Hill
Yardley
Stewart
Salem
Manninoz
Henry Keats
Wii i
Mainain
Seale
Commistcents
France
Reinisters
G. Grey
Walla
Mettray
Fariba Yoong
England
Frampton
Parcel dispute and street violence in clerkenwell court
Reports detail Lloyd’s claim over a lost parcel tied to Horton and Co. and a failed inquiry at the Strand chief office. A separate attack case describes Gaton and Sholard assaulting two police officers with a dumbbell, leading to trial references and officer injuries.
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Poland Street
Strand
Mr. Bingham
Local court hears brutal assault and murder accusations
A man savagely struck a complainant after a quarrel over a daughter’s marriage. He claimed provocation and was remanded on bail. In another case a carpenter killed a porter after a drunken struggle, with hospital witnesses detailing severe injuries. A seventeen year old girl faces charges for secretly delivering a child and burying it, with investigators tracing the infant’s body to a Lewisham grocery yard.
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Iota Ihe Jboure
Semplainant
Aod
den Gage
Yardley
Crasex
Charles Frenkish
Samuel Salter
Leadenhall Market
Robert Salter
London Terrace
Commercis Road
Reat
Frank
Dale
London Hospital
H 96
John Clementsen Day
Suprongzo Carty Mosoes
Milicent Fleming
Randall
Mr. Traill
Lewisham
P. C. Standall
Highlander Beershop
Lee
William Carr
Leegrove
Blackheath
Murder Trial in Shoreditch Over Gun Murder
Thomas Brookes stands charged with murder over the shooting death of William Gobart in a lower Shoreditch alley. The case details include a quarrel, threats, a gun, a fatal wound to Gobart’s carotid, and dramatic courtroom testimony from witnesses Mary Jarvis and Mary Wade as Brookes is held on remand for formal depositions. The scene depicts a degraded neighborhood near Bunche Street and Long Lane with police inquiries and coroner’s findings.
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A. Sonday
John Taro
Lock
Hue
Tuties
Mary Jarvin
Abe
Ace
Yuan
Acairs
Giro
Tom Sam Brooks
Hancorn
Heuce
Thomas Brookes
Staines
Reel Police Court
Vann
Cary
Issee
Sarah
Browkes
Vated
Sariuis
Vthem
Chris Mae
Gobart
Richard
Charlee
Trong
Mary Jarvis
Gubart
Brookes
Pdt
Godart
Elizabeth Wade
Wics
Soner
Theo Tury
Farvis
Bru
Harris
James Hapcern
Bath
Thy
Court Martial At Chatham Barracks And Railway Accident
A court martial at Chatham Barracks found private W G Williams guilty of drunken assault on a superior officer, pleading intoxication as a defense though with seven prior convictions noted. Separately, an East Anglian railway inquest at the London Hospital concluded William Prior died from accidental injuries after riding in a coal truck. verdict was Accidental Death.
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Caarham
Chatham Barracks
W. G. Williams
Rett- James Corrigan
Kelly
P.B
Fiat Court
Wood
Advvocate
James Corrigan
Ara
Royal Engineers
Bio Sals
Royal Navy
Perot Heathcote
Eastzax Coontits
Baker
London Hospital
William Prior
Eastern Counties Railway
William Perry
London
Ponder End
Day
Haveesa
Ube Ft Fe
Carmarthen
Hereford
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John Greigg
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Alfred King
Gaton
Plumb
King
Flamb
Inez Witnness
Thia
Shes
Taylor
Bin
Mouroyrovs Asaavrt
Souicroz
George Walter
Zachariah Longman
Ron Longman
Britannia Street
City Road
Witness
George Baines
N Division
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Aogemyn
Bouthware
Shoreditch