Trials at Old Bailey reveal vast chain of forged notes and felonies
Reports detail Elizabeth Brown’s capital conviction for uttering forged Bank notes and arson in the parlour. Other offenders include Sheppard stealing from Dr. Clarke, Stinson convicted of coin forgery, Berry and Grey in theft and robbery cases, and John Aikin acquitted for uttering notes. The week covers trials through April 21 with many felonies and one manslaughter verdict.
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Kenyon, Buller
Sheppard
Clarke
Burlington-street
W. Stinson
G. Bird
J. Chambers
J. Annis
J. M‘cabe
Rob. Reeves
Parry
Mullens
Johnson
John Aikin
Joseph Plougher
Mary Ann
George Berry
Meif. Peeles and
Yates
James Grey
J. Barrett
J. Davis
J. Sharp
H. Whitfield
Court hears defence case in forgery trial
The prisoner faces a capital charge as Mr. Bousfield and Mr. Jones dispute the acceptances, Favell is ill, and Favell’s apothecary warns of danger of removal. Serjeant-Shepherd argues against evidence on handwriting, Lord Kenyon urges fair, impartial justice and careful use of witnesses. The prisoner cites dependence on merchant practice with Adamson, describing bills, discounts, and solvency, while maintaining ignorance of some transactions.
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Somme
W. Homan
W. Turner
Arril
David Wilkinson
Mefirs
Favell and Co
Bank of England
Garrow
Houte
Favell, Bousfield and Co
House of, Favell, and Co
J. B. and Co
Javell
Bousfield
William Duel
Annanal Haac Wilton
Smith
William Bousfield
Ees
Jun. Depofert
Jones
Favell
Pearson
Serjeant-Shepherd
Kenyon
Strié
Tyley
Adamson
Penlaron
Manchester
Adamison
Adam
Adamé
Adamfon
Adarnfon
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