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Domestic News
August 31, 1833
New Hampshire Statesman And State Journal
Concord, Merrimack County, New Hampshire
What is this article about?
Wm. J. Snelling, former editor of the N. E. Galaxy, sentenced in Municipal Court to 60 days imprisonment and costs for libeling Susan E. Monroe's memory and for libeling D. O. Harris and Amos S. Allen; he has appealed to the Supreme Judicial Court.
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LIBELS. Wm. J. Snelling, late editor of the N. E. Galaxy, seems to have an abundance of business on hand. According to the Transcript, he has been lately sentenced in the Municipal Court to 60 days imprisonment in the common gaol, and to pay the costs of prosecution, for a libel on the memory of Susan E. Monroe, deceased—and for a libel on D. O. Harris and Amos S. Allen, 60 days imprisonment in the common gaol, and costs of prosecution.— From this sentence Mr S. has appealed to the Supreme Judicial Court.
What sub-type of article is it?
Legal Or Court
Crime
What keywords are associated?
Libel
Snelling
Municipal Court
Imprisonment
Appeal
Supreme Judicial Court
What entities or persons were involved?
Wm. J. Snelling
Susan E. Monroe
D. O. Harris
Amos S. Allen
Domestic News Details
Event Date
Lately
Key Persons
Wm. J. Snelling
Susan E. Monroe
D. O. Harris
Amos S. Allen
Outcome
60 days imprisonment in the common gaol and costs of prosecution for each libel; appealed to the supreme judicial court
Event Details
Wm. J. Snelling, late editor of the N. E. Galaxy, sentenced in the Municipal Court for a libel on the memory of Susan E. Monroe, deceased, and for a libel on D. O. Harris and Amos S. Allen.