R v George Thallman
Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
Judgment Date | 01 January 1863 |
Date | 01 January 1863 |
Court | Crown Court |
English Reports Citation: 169 E.R. 1416
Crown Cases
S. C. 3 New Rep 141, 22 L J. M C 58, 9 L T. 425, 27 J P. 790, 12 W R. 88; 9 Cox C. C 388. Referred to, R v. Saunders, 1875, 45 L J M C 11
1416 REGINA V.GEORGE THALLMAN LE. & CA. 327. 1863 regixa r george thallman (The prisoner indecently exposed himself on the roof of a house in view from the back windows of several other houses, und was actually seen by seven persons from one of those windows, but he could not be seen from any public highway. Held, that the place where the prisoner exposed himself was a public place, and that he had committed an indictable misdemeanor ) [S. ('. 3 New Rep HI , 33 L J. M C 58 , 9 L T. 425 , 27 J P. 790 , 12 W R. 88 ; 9 Cox C. C 388. Referred to, R v. Sounder, 1875, 45 L J M C 11 J The following case was stated by the Deputy Assistant Judge ot the Middlesex Sessions The prisoner was tried before me, in the second Court, at the Middlesex Sessions, on the 25th of August last, on un indictment which charged that he in a certain open and public place that is to say on the loof of the dwelling house of one Cr H. Cook situate in a certain open and public street and common highway called Albernarle Street in the parish of Saint George Hanover Square and near the dwelling houses [327] of divers of the liege subjects of the Queen situate in that parish and also in and near the said open and public street and common highway called Albemarle Street and within the sight and view of Elizabeth Anlsebrook and Mary Day and of many other of the liege subject;- of the Queen there residing and dwelling and along and through the open and public .street and common highway there going returning passing and repaying did unlawfully wilfully publicly and indecently expose his person and private parts naked and did continue on the roof of the said dwelling-house and near the dwelling-houses aforesaid &c &c with his person exposed &c. for the space of twenty minutes to the great damage and common nuisance of the said E. A. and M. D. and of all other the liege subjects of the Queen then and there being aaid then and there residing and dwelling and along and through the open and public street and common highway aforesaid going returning passing and repassmg and against the peace &c The prisoner lived as a servant at a house, No 4, in Albemarle Street, Piccadilly, ajicl on the 31st of July, while several female servants belonging to a Club-house wrere going to...
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