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