The Westminster Row Street Inquisition on Judicial Oaths
A long critical piece reviews Bow Street court debates over sworn oaths and belief in God guiding witnesses. It contrasts Daily News and Spectator takes with Jardine’s rule that disbelievers cannot be compelled by oath. The article defends the law’s stance, notes clergy and atheists under equal duty, and condemns press intrusions into legal procedure. It also surveys related items from Windsor Castle to railway forgeries and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jardine
Noow
Preas
Alaming Post
Goudy Grimm
Will Japstane
Charles Mathews
Payne
Mr. Jardine
Antruth
Dantine
Danding
Persius
Daily News
Times
Tom Paine
Tom
Sampson
Joe Miller
Daily Nerve
Europe
Church of England
Plato
Berkely
The
Spectator
Idem
iLeéema
Eula
Westminster
Newpaperlin
Gabe
Weir
Leet
Heaven
Earth
Queen Mab
Christ
Elucerest Christian
England
Winnsor
Windsor
London
Berkshire Chronicle
Eton College
St. James's Street
Viscount Canning
Lyndburet
Sophia Copley
Victora Park
Court of Aldermen
Court of Common Council
Countess of
Jersey
Paul
Prince Louis Esterhazy
Prince
Princess Nicholas Esterhazy
Oxford
Maclean
Westminstex Schoor
Scholastic
Queen's Counsel
Mors Carne Railway
Newcastle and Carlisle
Tower
Metropolitan Police
Tower of London
Buckingham Parack
Alexander Reid
Bow-street
Royal Gardens
Buckingham Palace
Bran Sen
Constitution Hill
Spi Head
Birmingham
Wolverhampton
Belgium
United States
Globe
Board of Guardians
Bompshie Advertiser
Tory and Protectionie Paper
John Banister Faulkarer
Benthany Fabian
Alderman Gibbs
Leon Soloman
Jermyn-street
St James
Rharens
Stock Exchange
Ballantine
Solomons
Fullowa
Fabian
Pentieman
Richards
Buckinghamshire Stailway Company
Bletchley and Oxfordshire Junction Railway Company
Niverty
Mr. Richards
Afessia, Westrup, Princep and Co
Old Brad Street
Acrp
Faulkner
Old Broad Street
Mr. Fabian
Alderman Gibb
Princep
Faulkener
Mr. Ballantine
Withers
Broad Street
Mr. Faulkner
W. J. Parker
Tokenhouse Yard
Buckinghamshire Railway Company
Daniel Forrester
Scrip
Coanay
Goodusan
Wichards
Moorgates Street
Buckinghamshire
Therce
Huddlestone
Clarke
John Clarke
Mr. Doane
Baldwin
Teague
Guildhall
Alderman Gibbe
Edwards
Buckinghamshire, &c., Railroad Company
Mr. Huddlestone
Mr. Edwards
Robins
Mr. Clarke
Buckinghamshire, 2, Railway Company
Apitle Richards
Ole. Clarke
Ste
Stocks Exchange
E. Richards
Hall of Commerce
Greenwich murder trial reveals incest and poison claim
At the Central Criminal Court Greenwich residents William Richardson and his daughter Anne Maria Richardson face indictment for murdering an eight day old infant by arsenic poisoning. The case includes alleged incest, concealment of birth, and burial of the body in Greenwich. Witnesses describe the infant’s illness and medical tests confirming arsenic, while the defendants plead not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Luff
William Manfield
Burrell
W.taylor
Westminster Polion Court
Westminster Hospital
Margaret Maclean
Sarah Green
Sbe
Acarcely
Thomas Carter
Heing
Jane Putten
Mr. Taylor
Hrigoner
Mr. Burrell
Ilness
Central Criminal Court
Bullock
William Riccard Sei
Eescr
Anatraninerz
Anne Maria Richardson
Mires
Theodore Horatio Richardson
Theodore Useratio
Theodore Horatio Robinson
Coronar
Eluck
Denman Wind
Baron Alderson
Bodkin
Buddiestone
Clerk
Clarkson
Ballantine
Loew
Charlee Pearce
Greenwich
John Hiscock
Thomas Oak Mitchell
Gerret
Bern
Leeson
Alway
Redresa
Serenesa
Charlies May
Heinrich
St.Thomas's Hopital
Elizabeth Reynolds
Weston Street
Bermondsey
Wood
Theodore Horatio
Mr. Wiload Resnohia
Kim
Tabieh
Mr. Clarkson
Jienas Jones
Royal Bill
Crosa
Langs
Jacob Paterson
Stephen Turner
Alllis
William Sturton
Bern Agleron
Kearsey
Corney
Observatory
Cross
Weston-street
George Wilson
Pocklington
Yorkshire
Juba Drake Fauch
Greenwich Police Court
Mr. English
London
Mr. Sturton
William
Anne
Billy
Weaton-street
Mamma
A.M. Aromanosor
Haller
Amelia Stichardson
Clark
Ballamine
Gardenc
Ik Wae
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Bowstreet
Enirox
John Clark
Hooper and Farncombe
C. Edwards
Rubins
Thresdneedie Street
Alderman Hooper
Rohina
Murdie
Murdin
Hai
Honper
Giltapura Street
Pension House
Buckinghamshire and
Oxford and Bletchley Junction
Clarkron
Bir
Solomoun
John Banninger Faulkner
Bentham Fabian