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.
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Page
Field
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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
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Adéle
Eliza Grimwood
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