Bow Street Inquisition and the Law of Oaths Debate
A lengthy critique of Bow Street proceedings and the clash between Daily News Spectator and Jardine over oath law. It defends the existing rule excluding atheists from testimony, defends religious liberty, and cautions against extending relaxation to atheists while challenging sensational claims of civil liberties dangers.
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Bowstreet
Daily News
Spectator
Jardine
Morning Post
Goody Grimm
Will Lapstone
Charles Matthews
Passe
Ladt
Payne
Erjary
Times
Thia Parvs
Tom Paine
Tom Foot
Sampson
Joe Miller
Europe
Church of England
Plato
Berkely
Bow-street
Idem Sonans
Ji ‘Ardine
Mr. Jardine
England
Westminster
Meade
Heaven
Earth
Mab
Christ
Bigs
Court of Justice
The
Festival anniversaries and royal garden intruder tale at Buckingham
Reports describe the Broxton festival at Thatched House Tavern with Viscount Canning presiding and a grand ball for Sophia Copley. Other items note a Buckingh am Palace garden intruder Alexander Reid found asleep after overnights, plus various public notices, dinners, and dispatches from London society.
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Court of Aldermen
Court of Common Council
Countess of
Jersey
Prince Paul
Prince Louis Esterhazy
Prince
Princess Nicholas Esterhazy
Oxford
Macleen
Westminston School
St. James's Street
Victoria Park
Buckincham Palace
Alexander Reid
St Bow-street
Royal Gardens
Buckingham Palace
Constitution Hill
Spithead
Lanouneer
Vernham
Board of Guardians
Hampshire Advertiser
Foxpun Oxpuns Asylum
London Tavern
John Russell
J. Seale
George Moffatt
Colonel Wood
Archdeacon Manning
Dr. Conquest
David Salomons
S. A. Blunt
George Baggley
William Wall
London Orphan Asylum
Bishopsgate Street
H. F. Richardson
Cabbell
Luke J. Hansard
R. R. Wood
F. Salmon
Aldrich
London Philanthropic Society
Ftancea
Atkinson
White Hart Wise Vaults
Drury-lane
Court Notes From Saturday Bankruptcy and Greenwich Murder Trials
Details from a creditors meeting in Re Cuantes Chadwicke Jones with proposed debt liquidation and court protection. Greenwich Central Criminal Court hears murder case of a baby alleged to have arsenic poisoning by parents. extensive medical testimony confirms arsenic in remains.
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Aerjeant
Central Criminal Court
Old Court
William Howse
Bowie
David Emmons
Ballantine
Hud@lentone
Stratford
Donra
Lancaster
Wilcox
Baker
Lock Jaw
Justice Coltman
Williams Ragan
Francis Whit
Bodne
Clark
Baldwin
Francis White
New Street
Whitechapel
Witpegs
Sugarloaf Court
Commercial Street
Commercial Road
Dennis Ragan
Newstreet
Reat
White
Sullivan
Baron Alderson
Dennis Regan
William Regan
Inez
John White
John Sullivan
O'Brien
Edward Fennell
Alderman Gibbs
Clarkson
J. Parkes
Mr. Doane
Mr. Clarkson
Fabien
Gowerplace
Buckinghamshire, Oxford, Bretchly, and Junction
London and Birmingham Railway
Criminal Court
Daniel Forrester
Tam
Fabian
Gower-place
Mr. Ballantine
Gibbs
Samuel Ebbs
Buckinghamshire
Oxford
Waller
Smith
Compter
Bow Street
Buckixonam Palace
Alexander Reed
Royal Gardens
Buckingham Palace
Henry
Clerkenwell
Sheppard
Playhouse-yard
Stoke's
Harke
Greenwood
Bollock
William Richardson
Anne Maria Richardson
Theodore Horatio Richardson
Theodore Horatio
Theodore Horatio Robinson
Denman
Baron Allerson
Pees
Bodkin
Nr. Huddlestone
Charles Pearce
Greenswich
Greenwich
John Hiscock
Thomas Oak Mitchell
Leesen
Leeson
Just Witness
Charles May
Heinech
St. Thomass Hospital
J.eeson
Combinanon
Elizabeth Reynolds
Weston Street
Hermondsey
Neas
Wood
Thrush
Atupor
Witnese
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Medy
Peter Piper
Bourcicault
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Napkeen Gaiters
Garry Cawen
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Mr. Tilbury
Chevey
Gik
Galatea
Sir Chevey
Avena
Bucketone
Farren
Jin
Paris
Toure
Nantes
Lyons
Avignon
Bordeaux
Cette
Mapaio
Galicia
Malaga
Heraldo
Granada
Valmeria
Gibraltar
Nogueras
Imparcial
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Insurgente
Portugal
Petriche
Bripront
Cochrane
Pentry
Conservative
2. Seymour
William “ Rockett
House of Commons
G. Bankes
Jung Turner
Naples
Shrewsbury
John Talbot
Earl of Shrewsbury
George Henry Talbot
Italy
Altan Towers
Staffordshire
General Post Office
Peacock
Post Office
Captain Barrett
Connaught-square
Pentieman
Sugar Loaf
Lower Easton
Bristol
Law and Police
Chelsea
Abe
Acaix
Masten
William Auldrey
Great Bath-street
James Skipner
Long
Ware
Hertfordshire
Guest
Kingsland Road
Pape
Stamford-kill
Kingsland Station
Atking
Seven Sisters’road
Worship Street
Forse Ries
Charles Giles
Jones
Bingham
Eld
Poal
James Stacy
Old Street Road
Kennington
William Nicholson
Hackney Road
Thomas Gough
City Road
Southwark
Steating
Richard Phillips
Secker
King’s Arms
Borough Road
House of Correction
Queen's Counsel
Sely
Roppen
Maaneren
Henry Norman
Messie
Hoof
Builiers
Kensington
Chief Office of Police
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Liverpool
Havell
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Easton Square
John Weeks
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Borley
Maidstone
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Brenchley
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