Court of Queen's Bench and Arches in 1843 detailed trials
Proceedings cover Captain Douglas case on mandamus and evidence flaws, a bid to prohibit Archdeacon rival actions, Oxford Ward mandamus to restore degrees, church court rulings on Reverend Hurst and clerical discipline, and bankruptcy of James Gipns with £57 000 unaccounted.
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Manpur
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Bancu
East India Company
We Rajah
Tanjore
Guildhall
Madras
Supreme Court of the Presidency
Whall
Mies
Niceily
Court of Queen's Benet Biel
George
Cie
Lord Denman
Welle
Mr. Pollock
Afr. Forsyth
Kelly
Mr. Peacock
Alon
Douglas
Salisbury
Cauen
Archis
Centerbury
Philtimore
M. Smith
Baddeley
Rox
W. H. Watson
Dr. Addams
Mr. Peacad
Court of Arches
Wepxesps
Ma. Wanp
Tae Queen
Tae Queen 1, the ‘Cuancetton, MasTens
University of Oxforp
Kellay
Ray William George Ward
Ward
Asd
Baliol College
Hebdomadal Board
England
University of
Oxford
Church of England
Court of Congregation
Convocation
Mr. Kelly
House of Lords
Grant
Chancellor's Court
Mniverity
Bentley
Frend
Court OF Exchuer
James Gipns
Jermyn Street
St James's
Holroyd
Immoral Beggar in Men's Clothes Brought Before Lord Mayor
John Sullivan appeared before the lord mayor charged with being an imprudent beggar. A policeman testified he begged from several passersby and the crowd debated his sex. He claimed offering beer would reveal his mystery. The lord mayor remanded him for 14 days in the Compter.
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John Sullivan
Elma
Prissner
Coramon Beysarn
Compter
Yarmouth Suspension Bridge inquiry reports many identifications
The inquest into the late suspension bridge disaster at Yarmouth resumes with jurors identifying dozens of victims. Witnesses place the bridge collapse after a visible crack in a central link, while experts prepare to hear engineering testimony to assess construction and load issues as the town plans a new bridge.
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Eenyaier Tien Roe
Andtts
Yarmouth
Suspersion Bridge
W. S. Fessiler
Great Yarmouth
Mey
Church Hall
Pilgrim
Norwich
Leonsid
J. Piccina
Ww. S. Ferrier
Tme
Norfolk
W. S. Fessoes
Esraner
Daniel Cowper
Maria Vincent
Jane Grimmer
William Grimmer
Elizabeth Blegg
Charles Die
Aame
William Tennant
John Tennant
Matilda Livingstone
James Livingstone
Harriet Mary Litne
Caroline Angus
Caroline King
Toithe
Cone
Betty Morgan
William Lyone
Sarah Ann Butterbut
Harriett Bussey
Sarai Aun Huan
Harry Thorpe
Clara
Grace Duffield
Elizabeth Manslip
Eliza Duffield
Tieracke
Elizabeth Brown
Ann Maria Scotwn
Lim
Crosa
Eleanor Detcham
Caroline Church
James Church
Sarah Ann Susan Peke
Sarah Gilbert
Susannah Elizabeth Mears
Maria Edwards
Hannah Field
William Lucas
Emily U Wandworth Barking
Benjamin Pattison Burton
David Habbage
Jane Cole
Dawson
Ladies’ District Visiting Society
Henry Dye
Elizabeth
James S. Buck
Louisa Utting
John Fuonell
Cory
Call for eminent engineer to aid coroner inquiry into bridge collapse
The inquest on deaths from the suspension bridge over the River Bure adjourned as jurors urged council to hire a skilled scientific engineer. Three jurors opposed the motion, while two magistrates pledged support. plans for a stone two arch bridge at the site were discussed amid criticism of current defenses.
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Blowers
Spilling
W. Smith
J. Fenn
Stagg
William Smith
Tle
Bure
Simon Coble
Coures
Yarmouth
Woman seeks protection from nightly haunting by unnamed man
Catherine Smith a Brick Lane tailoress told Magistrate Bingham that a mysterious man haunts her at night and speaks from under her pillow threatening her. An officer was sent to question the alleged persecutor as she awaits relief.
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Arches Court —Sattapay
JupGe Paomotep Br Baoers
Mr Cresswell
H. Jeaner Fuat
Cresswell
Artcler
Ani
Joux
Tank
Herbert Jenner Fust
John Hurst
Feniteo
Diveean
Chichester
Bia
Hurat
Genteman
Acconhaghy
Edulters
Mary Dolman
Naistreas
Hurst
Mary D
Prissex
Lener
Furze
Fanny Euwarde
Emily Wood
Mrs. Hurst
Mr. Hurst
Mra. Hurston
Fanny Edwards
Burgoyne
Free
Court of Delegates
Laundereon Y. Davis
Court
Arches
Court of Arches
Church of England
Marylesone
Grorge Wood
Sussex Square
Hyde Park
Mary Corton
Rawlinson
Mr. Rawlinson
Sean
Mr. Rewlinson
McOte
Clereenwoll
Edward James Sale
Graham
Beltonce Patiisen
Leeson
Bolton
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Mr. Reid
Mars Sale
William Bolton
Woership Striet
Stxoutan Denuston
Spitalfields
Garrick Theatre
Toraleep
Bingham
Rowland
Leicester Captain Shoots Himself in Suspected Temporary Insanity
Midday Monday Captain Rt. J. Smith of the Newwalk Leicester shot himself in the head and died within minutes. He had suffered a nervous illness and blindness. A week earlier his second daughter, a blooming girl, had died, worsening his condition. The 62 year old town councillor left a widow and four children. The inquest returned a verdict of temporary insanity.
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Suicipz
Rt. J. Smith
Newwalk
Leicester
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