Law and court proceedings in London and insolvency cases
Reporting on a Central Criminal Court matter against publisher Mr Ashley, a certiorari action, and baronial rulings under a new statute. Insolvent debtor's discharge after decades in jail. London Sessions indictments for assault at West Kent Union. grand jury pending. Remarks on fines, police, and public-interest defense by Crawleys over Billingsgate drill pricing under ancient act.
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Central Criminal Court 11th session opens light calendar
The 11th session of the present mayoralty opened with a light calendar of 117 cases. The Recorder praised the grand jury for the ease, noting two notable matters including a forgery case involving railway shares and a child killed by a cart with no fault attributed to the carter. Several indictments were heard, with sentences ranging from hard labor to transportation.
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Man Charged With Buying Stolen Coat in Public House
Benjamin Cohen a clothes-dealer was brought before the Lord Mayor on suspicion of purchasing the body of a coat for 2s 9d from a tailor, amid a web of witness testimony and conflicting alibis. The case touched on Mrs Carter and Mrs Moules and ended with Cohen being discharged.
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Field
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Cope
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Waterloo Road
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Cullingham
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Artare
Not Guilty Verdict in Tangier Moor Trial
The court heard witnesses including Signor Pino from Tangiers who offered to interpret. Dr Hopkins testified to the physician’s skill of the prisoner. After ten minutes of deliberation the jury found the prisoner not guilty and he was released at two fifteen.
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