Coroners Inquest Describes Kensington Funeral Disturbance
Eyewitnesses recount a chaotic procession from Kensington to Hyde Park Corner, with troops clashing with crowds, pistol fire, and a man felled by a life guards shot near Tyburn Turnpike. Jurors debate identification of the shooter as they hear multiple accounts of violence and crowd reaction.
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Seoeann
Robert Baker
Eman
Regen
Waithman
William Alexander
Towerstreet
Soho
Briggs
Brewer-street
Brandenburgh House
Kensington
Kensington Church
Lord Liverpool
Kensingtongate Barracks
Jam
Park-lane
Oxford-street
Quebec-street
Cumberland-gate
Park Lane
Cumberland-street
Quebec Street
Tyburn Gate
Farklane
Bayswater
Coxonen
Kensington Gate
Park
Hyde Park Corner
Downstreet
Piccadilly
Down-street
Audley-street
Life Guards
New-road
Tyburn-gate
Ofcer
Sheriff Waithman
Pate
Catia
Br. Hanson
Oxfordestre
Jim
George Rogers
Mornington-place
Hampstead-road
Freemasons
Hammersmith
Cumberlandgate
Coxoxer
Hanson
Cumberland Street
Luas
Mr. Waithman
Coxoner
Conover
Ublic
Cononex
Cononen
Elizabeth Barker
Stingo-lane
Mary-le-Bone
Oxford Blues
Oxford Street
St. Giles’s
Mr. Hanson
Bow-street
Henry Montague
Upper
Bedford-place
Russell Square
Tamaservant
Mr. Hodson
Cumberland Gate
Bayswater Road
Conoxen
Joseph
Surrey-street
Blackfriars-road
Kensington-gate
Knightsbridge
Hyde Park-corner
Home Department
Home Office
Richard Honey
Stirling
Higgs
George Francis
St. George’s Hospital
Tyburn ‘Turnpike
Halkin Mews
Halkin-street
Grosvenor-place
T’hey
Goat
Arabella-row
Pimlico
Phillips
Harmer
James Burton
Lisson
Hyde Park Wall
Tyburn Turnpike
Witess
Hansen
Cononer
Aepon
A ‘ R. Hanson
James Pilkington
May
Manchester Square
Edgware Road
Coroxen
Mr. French
Fisher-street
Red Lion-square
Ball lodged after passing through chest and lungs
The surgeon described a bullet path through a man’s chest. It entered the left breast below the third rib, penetrated the pericardium and right ventricle, damaged the right lung, exited between the third and fourth right ribs, traveled under the skin to the axilla, and lodged beneath the acromion before extraction.
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Titterton