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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 04, 1840

Page

5

Cardigan Trial Sees Pistols Questioned and Duelling Intent

The court heard witnesses on pistols used by Lord Cardigan and Captain Douglas amid claims they were not hair triggers. Advocates argued no murder intent existed and urged discharge, noting absence of malice or justifiable homicide in the duel context. Captain Wainwright appeared as requested as a potential witness.

Buseid Page Field Parker Tuckett Lord Cardigan Nottidge Car Menetson Busa Rimess Earl of Stellan House Douglas Herdenip Cardigan Adelbus Fletcher Earl of Cardigan Mr. Nottidge Captain Douglas Wainwright Adolphus Wship Earl Captain Wainwright Mr. Adolphus Ashebridge Ashe Surrey Wright Waintain Tuckett Tain Dann Dann Was Recalled, But Was Unable To Identify Captain Wainwright Bainbridge J.anderson Wilson Captain Tuckett Entléman Cabinet Makers' Trading Society Leadenhall-street London Haberdashers, &c Royal Post J. L. Cunris Balliere Regent Street Ollivier Pall Mall Strange Paternoster-ton Pattie Brydges-street Strand Maher D.olier-Street Dublin Duncan Lid High-street Edinburgh Mosers, Curtis and Co Frith-street Soho Tse N.B Schoseuare

Court Favors Cardigan Bail Over Central Court Trial

Report of the Surrey magistrates deciding to admit the Earl of Cardigan and Captains Douglas Wainwright to bail on recognisances while awaiting the October Central Criminal Court session. Bail set with multiple sureties. the bench commits them to Surrey gaol if bail had not been granted.

Ie Adolphus Captain Page Court of Queen’s Bench Adolphus Wilson Nottidge Page Home Department Fletcher Wandsworth Surrey Lord Marquis Wiram Nottidge Anthony Fothergill Bainbridge Whitehall Marquis of Normanby Earl of Cardigan Central Criminal Court Lord Cardigan F. Maute Marquis of Normandy Broderip Gowerstreet Armand No.1 Old Bond-street Douglas Robert Macklin Clifford-street Clifford-street, Bondstreet, and Mr. G.P. Thomas St. James’s-street Wainwright Joseph Hewson Gower-street Henry Corry Chancery Bar Oxford-terrace Hyde-park J. Anderson Tuckett Bainbridge Maule England Bicknell V Division Thomas Hunt Dann Busain James E. Anderson Surrey County Horsemonger-lane Central Criminal Court Act Newgate James Thomas Earl of Cardigan John Douglas Henry Maxwell Wainwright John Busain James Eglinton Anderson M.D William Nottidge Joseph Wilson Richard Fothergill Bainbridge Peter Page Harvey ‘Tuckett Wimbledon Common Harvey Tuckett James Thomas Earl of Cardigan Earl Ferrers Blackstone DuEraine Russell Regina

Detailed summary of duel law and magistrate bail limits in 1840s

A legal discussion outlines penalties for dueling offenses under the 1 Vict. c. 87 and related statutes, detailing felonies for wounding, shooting, or provoking in sudden or premeditated duels. It covers who is liable, including seconds and accessories, bail power, and peer detention, with references to Lord Ellenborough and Lord Denman.

Russell Lord Ellenborough Moody’s Crown Regina Lord Cardigan Lord Denman Court of Queen’s Bench Chitt. C. L Duchess of Kingston Corp Lord Ferrers Howell Leicestershire Lord Carpican Earl Wandsworth Wimbledon Sheg Inspector Busain Dann Parker Messrs John Manton Samuel Nock John W. P. Fey Holborn

Westminster Registration Opens Monday 5th Inst

Reports cover registration opening in Westminster on Monday the 5th and include a Paris medico legal trial involving Mme Laffarge. Also noted are Raspail's letter challenging Orfila’s arsenic testimony and a Dublin pledge drive by Rev Mr Mathew with about 50,000 participants at the Custom House rear.

City of Westminster Paris Mme. Laffarge M. Raspail M. Orfila Mathew Dublin Custom House Bristow Anp Raiway Great Western Company Bristol Great Western Exeter London Land's End Addle Derode Ducesta Tassassin Luxembourg Adéle Eliza Grimwood

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