Fourth Day Inquest Excludes Juries From Barracks
A London inquest on the August deaths logs continued friction as jurors faced barrack-gate obstruction. Witnesses were admitted slowly, with delays and refusals triggering claims of gross violation of public justice. Jurors demanded the adjutant’s presence, protest over military conduct, and threats of parliamentary inquiry if access remains barred.
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New Inn Tavern
Edgware Road
White Horse
Knightsbridge
Life Guarda
Dragoon
Rose and Crown
King’s Head
Horse Barracks
Cononea
Hobhouse
Mr. Browne
R. Phillips
Montagu
Thay
Waithman
Stepney
Mr. Henson
Mr. Waithman
Jones
Cononer
Conower
Sheriff Waithman
Astor
Conover
Wathman
Blackey
Cowoxzn
Birnie
Air
Rainsford
Lpsr
Sarenar Soene Bta
EOOR _ Air
Che’ Sury
Dean
Issi
Dpar
Fras
Mickets
Browne
Haydon
James Denyer
Spring-street
Portman-square
Cumberland-street
Oll
F. Winkerton
Bayswater
Black Lion
Cumberland-gate
John Curtis
R. Waithman
Coroner
Mr. Dean
Coronze
Conowmn
Sheriff Walthman
Oldham
Cavendish
Robert Baker
John Saunders
Oxford-road
Quebec-street
Life Guards
Conanza
Pinkerton
Thost
Fordman
Beadle
St. Margaret's
Westminster
Liz
W. Deloraine Jones
G. Bettenson
Nassau-street
Soho
Cooke
Henson
D. Jones
Waisthman
Mr. Birnie
John Pook
Stafford
Mr. Stafford
Cononen
Wm. Cleaver
Kensington
Frederick Pinkerton
William Alexander
Richard Honey
Positor
Henry Montague
Josiah Dean
Montague
Louga
Croney
Opon
Jurgean
Thomas Emans
Richard Heney
New Inn
Edgware
W. Jones
Oxford