Coroner's Inquest at White Hart and Barley Mow
Inquests at the White Hart Battle-bridge and the Barley Mow Mount Street heard two distressing cases. Miss Susan Cooper died after clothes caught fire while the family was out. A verdict of accidental death was returned. Mary M'Cann, lodger in Oxford Street, died after theft and confinement, with the jury noting possible inward illness and the fright hastening death. verdict: Died by the visitation of God.
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White Hart
Battle-bridge
Susan Cooper
Barley Mow
Mountstreet
Mary M‘cann
Oxford Street
Plage Lodge
St. George's Workhouse
Improbable Fireworks End in Tragedy at Mamburgh
A carpenter named Rechel feigned business to hide fire in a neighbour’s loft then burned a garret. He attempted another house, set fire to his father in law’s home, attacked his parents in law, murdered his wife, and shot himself. He allegedly planned a town wide blaze to support a declared April foul of the parish.
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Mamburgh Correspondenten
Rechel
Executions at Newgate for Burglary and Cutting and Maiming
Reports detail the Wednesday execution of John Fancutt, Thomas Turner, and Thomas Cooper at Debtors' Door, Newgate prison. Fancutt showed audacity then penitence, Cooper prayed with the condemned, and Turner faced fate with resignation as the three were hanged and cut down for their crimes. A separate account covers James Mangir Marsh’s execution at Ilchester for murder, where he remained unconcerned until the scaffold, protested the chaplain, and died without a struggle amid motives cited about a planned marriage and stolen funds.
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John Fancutt
Thomas Turner
Thomas Cooper
Newgate Prison
Fancuatt
Cutler
Fancutt
Cooper
Turner
James Mangir
Marsh
Bridewell
Wilton
Ilchester
Parsons
Murper or Mr Baker murder trial in Ireland
Maher was found guilty of the murder of Mr. Baker after a lengthy trial in Waterford. The Solicitor General described a wide conspiratorial plan and the jurors were told of a full confession and identification of the crime scene. An atrocity at Waterford involved a fire at a Duke of Devonshire estate, killing a young lad and destroying cattle.
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Murper
Serjeant
Joy
Waterford
Lawe
Duke of Devonshire
Jone
Howe
Marriages and deaths in London notices
Married notices from St George Hanover Square Marylebone and Islington report alliances among Hugh Anthony Austin, Ricardo family and others with Gloucester and Devon connections. Deaths include Sir Simon Le Blanc at Woodhall near Barnet, Louisa Sumner, and Anthony Aubert and Charles Cook with dates and ages. obituaries note Rev William Goode once rector for over twenty years.
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St. George's
Hanover-square
Anthony Austin
Wotton-under-edge
Gloucestershire
Miss Ricardo
David Ricardo
Gatcombe Park
Maryleebone
John Philipps
Lucretia
James Pinnock
Devonshire-place
Mary-le-bone
Henry Jones
Stapleton
Katharine
Henry Russell
St. Mary's
Islington
John Phipps
Weavers’ Hall
London
Philadelphia
Anne
Henry Godfrey
Colebrooke-row
Bedford Square
Simon le Blanc
Lancaster
Woodhall
Northall
Barnet
Great George Street
Westminster
Louisa
Geo. Holme Sumner
Surrey
Woodford
Essex
Anthony Aubert
Charles Cook
Bellevue House
Walthamstow
Wm. Goode
St. Andrew
The
Wardrobe
St. Anne
Blackfriars
School Geography New Continental Arrangements Fifth Edition
Guy's School Geography bound in red at 3 shillings features new plan with general description and topographical data for both ladies and gentlemen's schools. Includes seven maps and companion Pocket Cyclopedia by Joseph Clay, with 8 shillings bound availability and notes on authorities for further study.
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Guy’s School
Royal Ismo
Joseph Clay
Royal Military College
Great Marlow
London
Baldwin, Cradock
Joy
Law
Printing Notice by John Scott at Catherine Street
Printed and published by John Scott at the Ofer No 1 Catherine Street Strand.
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John Scott
Ofer
Catherine-street
Strand
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Irfland
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Legion of Honour
W. Howe
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J. M. Richardson
Cornhill
J. Blacklock
Royal Exchange
G. Hebert
Poultry
Simpkin and Marshall
Stationers’ Court
W. Reynolds
Oxford-street
Tone
France
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Waterloo
N. B
Effingham Wilson
J. Picquet
Law and Whittaker
Tombuctoo
Orly
In- Gior
Africa
Robert Adams
Great Desert
Tombucton
Park
Tombactoo
Joan Murray
Albanarle-street
Londom
Joseph Taylor
W. Simpkin
R. Marshall
Ludgate Street
William Blackwood
Oliphant Waugh
Flanders
Antwerp
Brussels
James Simpson
Monthly Review
Oliphant
Walleh and Tunes
Edinburgh
Baldwin
Cradock
Jay
Paternoster
Norway
Anna Moiria Porter
Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme
Brown
Paternoster-row
Don Sebastian
House of Braganza
Dunlop
John Dunlap
Longman, Marst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternosterraty
Longman, Fhurst, Rees, Orme
Miss Horrory
Wallace
John Murray
Albemarle-street
Hindostan
Rowlandson
Hainpostay
Quiz
Thomas Tegg
C. Chapple
England
D Jaconetta
Ferdinand Farquhar
Cheapside
Pall-Mall
W. Allyson
New Bondstreet
J. Dick
W. Allason
New Bond-street
Pall- Mall
Pown and
Country
Jean-Baptiste Say
Royal Atheneum of
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John Richter
Sherwood, Neely
Jones
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