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Country code |
GB |
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Repository code |
234 |
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Repository |
National Records of Scotland |
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Reference |
JC26/1890/168 |
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Title |
Trial papers relating to Archibald Moir for the crime of culpable and reckless conduct at Milngavie branch, North British Railway, near the junction of branch railway with the Helensburgh branch, East Kilpatrick, Dumbarton. Tried at High Court, Glasgow (Second Court) |
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Dates |
29 Oct 1890 |
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Access status |
Open |
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Location |
On site |
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Level |
File |
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Finding aids |
19th Century Solemn Database |
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Related record |
RHP140033 AD14/90/167 |
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Accused |
Archibald Moir, married, Verdict: Not guilty, Sentence: Assoilzied simpliciter and dismissed. Note: Permitting passenger train to enter branch railway when signals were against it. Book of rules and regulations of the North British Railway dated 1884 included.
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Victim |
Richard Jackson, Glasmont, Bearsden
John Weatherston, gardener, Crossburn Cottage, Bearsden
William Grassick, constable, Milngavie
Walter Mitchell, Hillend, Milngavie
William Dickie Christie, Ardarroch House, Bearsden
John Thomson, Braidwood Cottage, Bearsden
Sarah Ann Jackson, Glasmont, Bearsden
Helen Junor, Not stated
William Watson, Clairinch
Thomas Jeffrey, Lochend, Bearsden
John McLachlan, Altidore, Bearsden
Archibald Mitchell, Kirk Place, Bearsden
Andrew Gray, teacher, Milngavie
Joseph McFarlane, East Chapelton, Bearsden
James Duncan Boyack, Woodvale, Bearsden
Peter James Sutherland, Kirk Place, Bearsden
William Readman, Stewart Terrace, Bearsden
James Cockburn McLauren, Fernacoil, Bearsden
Alexander Junor, Not stated
Margaret MacIntosh, dressmaker, Not stated
Kenneth McKenzie, Not stated
Sarah McKenzie, Not stated
Elizabeth MacIntosh, nurse, Norwood
Agnes Gray, sister of Andrew Gray, teacher, Milngavie
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