Judgment in Monosy court on Fearcus O'Connor libel case
In the Queen's Bench a crowded court heard Mr. Fearcus O'Connor address the judge before sentencing for publishing seditious libels. After speeches and affidavits supporting his conduct, the court jailed him for 18 months in York Castle with security, while the rule to quash continued proceedings in the ecclesiastical case Thorogood was discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Queen’s Bench
Banco
Fearcus O'Corxon
O’connor
O'Connor
Lord Denman
York
Rochdale
Northern Star
Baron Parke
Baron Alderson
Tindal
England
O’brien
London
O'Brien
Mr.o’connor
O’connell
Bradshaw
Mr. Roby
Mr. O'Connell
House of Lords
House of Commons
Dudley
Justice Coleridge
O'Connell
Mr. O'Connor
Chilton
Justice Littledale
Her
Castle of
Martin
Thorogoop
William Follett
Burn
Chelmsford
W. Follett
Sir W. Follett
F. Pollock
John Thorogood
Chelmeford
Essex
Sergeant Manning
Roebuck
George the Third
Elizabeth
Lushington
Tven
New Trial Granted in Southwark Theatre Admission Case
In Beverley C. Watrzk and Walter v. Southwark borough, the plaintiff claimed £99s for Victoria theatre admissions tied to an election representation. The Secondaries court ruled for a new trial, on law questions, with Justice Williams ordering rule absolute for a retrial before a superior court judge.
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Bsamcount
Beverley C. Watrzk
Laintiff
Walter
Southwark
Victoria Theatre
James
Leshy
Justice Williams
London Central Criminal Court session opens with varied trials
The court sat under the lord mayor with grand and petty jurors. Robert Neal, 18, was found guilty of stealing 60 pounds of lead from Vauxhall gardens and transported for seven years. Harriet Bird, 45, was convicted on two counts of pot theft and sentenced to seven years transport. Thomas Laroche, 26, found guilty of street robbery and transported ten years. John Dorsett, 29, and wife implicated in a burglary. he sentenced to fifteen years transport. Samuel Bailey, a seaman, convicted of assault with intent to murder. death sentence pronounced. Catherine Mitchell, mother accused of murdering her child by laudanum. court reserves judgment but death sentence recorded with mercy.
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Alderman Carroll
Vauxhall Rossery
Robert Neal
Gye and Hughes
Royal Gardens
Vauxhall
Stevens
Harriet Bird
Harrold John Holmes
Turk's-head
Turnmill-street
House of Correction
Sergeant Arabin
London
Rospery
Thomas Laroche
Queen's Highway
Charlotte Augusta Charles
Payne
John Dorsett
Metropolitan
Anne Hazlewood
Collier
Pocock
Arabin
William Lewis
Murper
Hieu
Samuel Bailey
William Coombs
Espinasse
St. Michael's
Falmouth
Sam
Her Majesty's Service
James Bowles
Baron Alderson
Charlotte Stannard
John Amor
Cairp Morper
Catherine Afitchell
Steam-Boat Race Allegations Brought to Lord Mayor
Rev. Mr. Palin of Stifford Essex testified before the lord mayor about a river race involving the Star and Sons of the Thames and the Vesper. He described near-disaster when a passenger boat was hooked and rammed, claiming reckless conduct and urging legal action. The case prompted warnings to curb dangerous steam-boat competition on the Thames and possible indictments. The session also covered police conduct with a separate linkmen case and a dismissed charge.
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Palin
Stifford
Essex
Star
Gravesend
London Bridge
Sons of the Thames
Blackwall
Grays
Mr. Palin
Thames
London
Sons of
Complaiant
Star and Diamond Companies
Hobler
Clarke
Central Criminal Court
Gardens Touched By Pedestrian Plucking In Regent's Park
In Regent's Park ornamental gardens lilac and white thorn plants suffered damage as walkers plucked blossoms. Eight well-dressed individuals appeared before Magistrate Mr Rawlinson with most fined 10 shillings, after officials warned the perambulators to cease depredations.
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Marylebone
Regent’s Park
Rawlinson
Tollemache Faces Assault Charge After Oxford Street Incident
William Tollemache brought Sergeant Rogers before Mr Henry on an assault warrant. Tollemache testified he may have accidentally touched a policeman with a cigar while walking at about 1:30 am near Bond Street. He claimed the claim of assault was false and that the police would lie to fit their case.
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Tollemache
Humphries
Tolmache
William Lionel Feliz Tollemache
Mr. Humphries
Mr. Tollemache
Mr Tollema
Henry
Theoliceman
Consigbles
Goodchild
Long
Mulcther Majesty
Jones Lane
Collorseum
Westminster
the Han
Haccidentals
James O'Leary
Paddy Carey
Linkman
St. Giles's Illuminati
Paddy
Temperance Society
Father Mathew
Oliceman
Jack Greathead
Mr. Long
Her Majesty
Royal Hopera-house
Hanover-skvare
Hanoverskvare
Song
Marlborough Street
Inpurcine
William Lionel Felix Tollemache
Rogers
Oxford Street
Bondstreet
Smuggling Trial on the Neptune Stokes Tobacco Case
Joseph Green a stoker from the Neptune steamship faced a £100 penalty after customs evidence showed him carrying bales of foreign tobacco and escaping pursuits. Police and inspectors testified to his escape, with the magistrate approving the full fine and potential mitigation by customs commissioners.
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Thames
Joseph Green
Neptune
Broderip
James Sloan
Hamburg
Green
Amat
Queen's Warehouse
Thomas Benjamin Walker
Thames Police
Bermondsey Wall
William Morgan
Agai
Commissioners of Customs
Metropolitan Police
Her Majesty's Customs
Inquest Into Death of Henry Daniel Stephens Esq
An inquest was held on Henry Daniel Stephens of Pump Court Temple after he collapsed in Chancery Lane Friday evening. He had complained of right side and loins pain for months. witnesses said death appeared natural and a verdict of natural death was recorded.
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Seppen Dears
Henry Daniel Stephens, Esq
Pump-court
Temple
Chancery-lane
Beth
Mr. Winter
Winter
Liberty of the Rolls
Chancery Lane
Wakley
Stephens
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LAW
Justice. Littledale
Mansion House
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