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Trial of Thurtell and Hunt

Trial of Thurtell and Hunt
Author: Eric R. Watson
Publisher:
Total Pages: 274
Release: 1920
Genre: Boxing
ISBN:

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"At Hertford Assizes on 6th and 7th January, 1824, Thurtell and Hunt were tried for the murder of Mr. Weare in Gill's Hill Lane, near Elstree. It was almost the last famous trial to take place under the old Tudor procedure, rightly described by Mr. Justice Park as "inquisitorial"; and it was the first trial "by newspaper" and the first in which there was any very serious collision between the Bench and the Press."


The Trial of John Thurtell and Joseph Hunt at Hertford; Before Mr. Justice Park, on the Sixth and Seventh of January, 1824, for the Murder of William

The Trial of John Thurtell and Joseph Hunt at Hertford; Before Mr. Justice Park, on the Sixth and Seventh of January, 1824, for the Murder of William
Author: John Thurtell
Publisher: Rarebooksclub.com
Total Pages: 30
Release: 2013-09
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ISBN: 9781230104072

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1824 edition. Excerpt: ...your oath did y0u_not hear Hunt makb some observations to Probert before dinner?-ti;. There were some made, but I-can't now recollect what they were. I saw some pistols, two large pistols, in the room. I think I heard-Hunt say to Probert, " Bill, will you be in it?" or something to that effect. On the next day I saw Hunt. He asked-me if I Wanted money? I think he named QOI. or something thereabonts. He-did not say how he came by such money. I saw some considerable sum with him, and I was surprised to see it with him. He said they had been drawing game, or netting game.---;r Did he say what he meant?---Did he explain? _-. 1I The witness hesitated to answer.-r Mr. Justice PARK (to the witue-ss)--I-now feel it my duty, Sin, -_t'o caution you as to your answers.-I have before me the statement! you made in your examination before the magistrates, and I caution you to answer strictly-to the questions proposed. The court con-_siders your situation but justice must be done.-After this, I trust I shall not have occasion to say more, or to exercise the power with which I am invested. The examination was then continued. _ The word-" Turpin" was used by Hunt. I think he said, " We-Turpin lads, or boys, can do it," or something to that effect. Hunt-afterwards said he had been killing game and Probert holding the bag. The word " murder" was used in joke. I-lunt said he com-frnitted murder, or something to that effect. The words were " We have been committing murder to be sure," _but this wasin joke. This was in answer to a question from me, _as to what-they had been doing. I went down to Probert's on Sunday. I: walked as far as Maida--hill.--_Hunt and my brother took me up there...