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... Saturday.—Before His Honour Judge Shortt. Widdowson (Thomas Geo.), of Helpringham, appellant and Dickens (William Kdwd.), Horbhng, respondent.—This case was fully argued at the ...

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... HOUSE of LORDS, Thursday, April 14. The BUI empowering the Judges to order flogging, addition to imprisonment, in the sentences of Becomes in criminal assaults on women, passed th ...