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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 04, 1843

Page

6

Special Commission at Cardiff Report on Hughes Riot Trial

Dense Cardiff court heard the John Hughes riot case with juror challenges, long deliberations, and a guilty verdict. Crown officials argued to demur the challenge while witnesses described mob violence, police fire, and demolition. Sentences followed for Hughes and accomplices. royal inquiry opened in Carmarthen with property rights discussed and preliminary examinations ongoing.

Canpirr Marquis of Bute Ford Order of the Garter John Hughes William Lewis Lian Dilot Aly Chilton Q.C John Williams Negonan Williams Hill Chambers Hugh Williams John Homfray County Glamorgan Mr. Hill Justice Gurney King v. Dolby Mr. Chambers Justice Cresswell Court of Exchequer England Austria Montague Chambers Baron Gurney Napier Hughes Wm. Jenkins Glamorganshire Police Henry James Peak County of Glamorgan John Price Wm. Robertson Williams Becca Bryndu Waughes Caxvill Frigoner Carpier David Ines John Hugh Llandilot Alybout H. Williams Jew M. D. Hillgen

Trial of M Zulueta over slave voyage ends in acquittal

In central criminal court, M Zulueta faced charges for fitting and arming the vessel Augusta to trade in slaves and for shipping goods to Africa for slave barter. After days of testimony and debate over jurisdiction and knowledge, the jury found him not guilty, with judges signaling potential conspiracy charges dropped. Public reaction included cheers as the verdict echoed beyond the courtroom.

Sa the Weekly Chronicle Nicholls Ascension Fernando Gallenas Kelly James Brodie Hill Bernardos Jennings Ita M. Zulueta Justice Maule Sergeant Bompas Thefendant Martinez House of Commons London Liverpool M. Zuelueta James Cook John Pirie J. Pirie Halifax S. Ricardo Baron Rothschild Arnott Jones Leyd Africa House of Vnimera and Co Portsmouth Messrs Zulueta Hit Cen Martinez and Co Zulueta and Co Mr. Straight Pedro de Zulueta Court of Justice Clarkson Bodkin Fitzroy Kelly Mr. Kelly J. Gurney Augusta Thomas Bernardos Thomas Jennings Sierra Leone Cadiz England Spain Gibraltar Criminal Court Serjeant Bompas Rollo, Vallerias Alvares F. Kelly Mottley George Moon Payne Vanderburgh Denman Talfourd Fernandez Ignacio Rollo

Not Guilty After Indictment and Jurors Honored

The defendant was arraigned on an indictment for misdemeanor and, with no evidence offered, the jury returned a verdict of not guilty. Expenses were approved after inquiry. The jury, escorted by friends, visited multiple venues including the London coffee-house, a chapel, and various taverns before being discharged, expressing thanks to the court and sheriffs.

Sergeant Bompas Justice Maule M. Zulueta London Newgate Branswick Blackwall Bethnal-green Old Ford Bow Martin Mr. Combe Buge Lary Istington Harvey Caylor Knapp Islington Thatcher House of Correction Cuanaz Oy Richard Webb Greenwood Ann Baylis Worms Saffron Hill Miss Worms Newcourt Peter-street Bagniggewells Station Goddard St. John-street Worship Street Pircy Pratster New Dopoz Daniel Houghton Broughton Church-street Main H Division Mr. Bingham William Jackson George Cluf Starbord Street Spitalfields Teakle Bingham Greenwich Richarp Dosson Surrox Barwis Richard Dobson Corporation of London Stone Pier Company Chapple Sutton

Prudence Ferrer v Evang court case of cruel custody

In Luxmire's Court the case of Miss Prudence Ferrer versus Thomas Evang centers on £7 15s for necessaries supplied to Elizabeth Price Evans amid a history of cruelty and confinement. Evidence includes adultery claims, letters from Evans’s clerk, and a writ of habeas corpus. the jury initially believed the witness Scott before a nonsuit was considered.

Cheltenham Limehouse Epsom Grant Peckham Union Harris Commercial Road Justice Coltman Thomas James Scott Thomas Evans Evans Wm. Hobbs Clarke Clarke Mrs Evans Mr. Clarke Paris Elizabeth Prick Evans Silver-street London C. Jones Scott Crokerry Caange John Rich Clerkenwell Sherrard Central Criminal Court Horry Edward Dwyer Tooley-street Hocussing Mary Prentice John Tyler St. Katharine's Dock Clerken Well Cnarce Hocussina Axp Ropsory Mary Sherrard-street Golden-square Lambeth Farringdon Street Lockwood’s Court Penson Martin Combe Inspector Penny

Gallant's Honest Praise at Newcastle Bazaar

At the Newcastle bazaar a young gentleman lingered by a stall managed by a handsome young lady. He challenged the price of inspecting wares with a half crown fee. She replied with wit saying the charge was for admiring her beauty, not the goods, and he paid five shillings cheerfully.

Newcastle

REMOVED FROM BIRMINGHAM TO LONDON MEDICAL TRADE

An 18th century medical advertisement notes titles and prices for The Silent Friend and Cordial Balm of Syriacum, with details on Perry and Co consulting surgeons in London and Birmingham. It lists publication editions, post options, and locations for selling by booksellers and medicine vendors.

Birmingham London R.and L. Perry Perry Messrs. Perry Berners-Street Oxford-Street

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