Tragic double suicide at East India Company servant house
Serema Uootey, a worker for the Hon East India Company's service, killed himself with a double barrel pistol after a prior failed throat cutting. Domestics alerted, found him on the floor bleeding. a surgeon arrived too late as he expired.
Coach and wife saved from canal in public aid
Artemrrep Surcipr. and his wife argued near the Regent's Canal Long Acre when she plunged in. The husband followed to rescue her and both nearly drowned until bystanders at the Jews Harp public house pulled them from the water and sent them home in a hackney coach.
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Artemrrep Surcipr
Long-acre
Regent's Canal
Darin
Jews Harp
Riot at Ballyvourney Ends in Death and Wounding
Reports from Ballyvourney near Macroom describe a Sunday riot between the Lynches and the Twomeys. About 100 armed men pursued the Twomeys as they left their chapel, killing John Hegarty with a scythe wound to the neck and severely wounding Cornelius Casey. An inquest returned a verdict that Hegarty died from the blow.
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Macroom
Lynches
Twomeys
Nicholas Calthurst
Aent
Ballynkeeny
Lynaches
Pwameyas
John Hegarty
Promers
Cornelious Casey
Murder trials end in Roscommon assizes
In Roscommon assizes an old man named Hugh Connor was found guilty of murdering Bartholomew Gibbon in 1809 after leading a party to attack Gibbon’s house. Connor had previously evaded justice. Another trial concerned a riot incident on June 24 last involving Lich regiment soldiers suppressing rioters. a rioter struck by a soldier died and the man was tried and acquitted after a full inquiry.
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Hugh Connor
Bartholomew Gibbon
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Gibbon
Bowles
Roscommon
Moss
Hhealhar
Hundred Twenty One to be Tried at Assizes
The report states that one hundred and twenty one persons are to be tried at the assizes, outlining the large judicial proceeding and the number of defendants slated for trial.
Execution delayed in Meath murder trial amid cleric rites
In Remainiamswood Meath Thomas Carson was found guilty of murder in the case of C Cassaly. The judge ordered execution for Friday but delays arose as the clergyman and prisoner's uncle attended the sacraments. An attempt to administer last rites faced confusion and lengthy prayers before proceeding amid a chaotic scene.
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Thomas
Jota Caran
C. Cassaly
Remainiamswood
Meath
Jane
Guidry
Thomas Carson
Cubort
Wainwright
Tor Han
Saikas Anthony Coie
Geoler Toordone
Wien
Gabon
Aetheny
Joey
Tiu
Coe
Death in St John Street At Jeweller Shop
On a Wednesday evening Mr Brown a jeweller and pendant maker on St John Street Clerkeaowell suddenly cried out in pain and expired. His daughter living in Faulknee Square returned after being sent for and, while coming back, tripped on a loose stone in the street, injuring her arm and dislocating her collar bone.
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Brown
St. John-street
Clerkeaowell
Faulknee’s Square
Drowning of Two Derby Men in Derwent River
On Sunday two young men Joseph Holmes aged 25, eldest son of Derby cutler, and John Bamford aged 21, son of Repton grocer, both with ties to local trades, were drowned while bathing in the Derwent. They entered the swollen river early in the morning at the usual bathing place in the old meadows and were swept beyond their depth by the rapid current.
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Joseph Holmes
Duel charge leads to jail for York Hospital officers
Captain John Dunfield and Lieutenant W Higginson were examined on Wednesday before William Fielding Esq charged by Oliver surgeon to the York Hospital Chelsea with challenging him to a duel. They were committed to Tothillfields Bridewell for want of sufficient sureties to answer at the next sessions. It is thought they cannot obtain bail and may remain in prison until September.
Marriages and deaths from a nineteenth century row
Marriages announced include Robert Ramsden to Frances Matilda Plumptre at Nonington church and several other matches at St George's, Bangor, Camberwell, and Bishopsgate. Died notices record Mrs Louisa Schreiber aged 80s, Henry Augustus Leicester, and Mary Wilson aged 87, with brief personal details and residences.
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Robert Ramsden
Carltonhall
Notts
Frances Matilda
John Plumptre
Fredville
Kent
St. George’s
Hood Knight
R. N
Adi
J. Knight
Louisa Augusta
George Keppel
Bangor
George Henry Hewett
George Hewett
Ireland
Louisa
Camberwell Church
Andrew Fyfe
Surrey Brewery
Nicholson
Camberwell-grove
St. Botolph
Bishopsgate
J. P. Spence
St. Helen's Place
Elizabeth Mawks
George Hawks
Devonshire
Prince Regent’s Regiment of
Cheshire
Highbury-place
Islington
Mary
Thomas Wilson
Rachael
Henry F.C. Cavedish
Berkeley Square
Crumbling 18th Century Public Notice Fragment
Fragmentary OCR reads a public notice about a kingdom theory and early portraits. Mentions an administrator overseeing publication and a regent figure, with unclear place names and dates. The readable text is garbled and lacks concrete events or numbers.
Tinted and Published by Joan Scott at Olbee
A short notice describing tinted and published work by Joan Scott located at the Olbee building on Catherine Street Straud.
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Joan Scott
Olbee
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