Coroner and jury hear testimony on alleged police assault
The coroner and jury convened at three o'clock to examine the death of a man linked to a White Hart public house incident. Witnesses including Ann Robinson and several constables described police carrying a drunken man, the circumstances of the blow to the head, and the handling of the body as the inquest probes possible police involvement and conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Scarf
Ann Robinson
Rateliff Highway
Blue Gate Fields
Lee
Leo
Thomas Bayley Smith
Bayley Smith
Deverell
Beadie
Murphy
Mr. Lee
Mary Ford
James Hawkridge
White Hart
Pagan
Halpine
Algo
Patterson
Clapson
Witness
Edwards
West's Gardens
Freeman
Weat
Seven Star Alley
Jalpime
Whitness
Flower
Wheeler
Beadle
Fagan
Avery
Iisory
George Freeman
K Division
Rakjossa
Falconer
Douglas
Tas
Fereman
Castello
Asid
Austin
Charles Alleyn Patterson
High Street
Cat
Hualpine
Hfawkridge
Robinson
Hawkridge
His Majesty's Court
William Clapson
Mr. Flower
Peter Costello
Russell Court
Robert Edwards
Broad-street
Staines
Strange
Royal Court Arrivals and Levee at St James's Palace
Their Majesties arrived from Windsor and met the King and Queen with a sequence of audiences. Ambassadors and ministers including Es terhazy, Dedel, Goblet, and Granville presented letters and had audiences, while several nobles and officers received honors and promotions. Foreign ministers later dined and presented to the Queen at St James's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Duke
Viscount Palmerston
Robt. Chaster
Mons. Dedel
Netherlands
Viscount Palmer&ton
Robert Chester
Goblet
Earl of Granville
Earl Tool
Paris
Earl Grey
Duke of Richmond
Lord Hill
Earl of
Shaw
Mr. Graves Chamney Haughton
M A
F.R.S
Charles W. WY. Wynn
Booham
Quigley
R.A
George Hawker
Royal Artillery
Nickle
West Indies
Gray
India
Thomas Hislop
Harry Blackwood
Lord Dufferin
Ferguson
79Th Regiment
Graydon
Royal Engineers
Chatham
Sord L. Taylor
Jauncey
Shippard
J. Anderson
Bonham
Biron de Blome
Baron Verstolk de Suelen
Earl of Weobigh
Sir Robert Chester
Bankruptcy of Alexander and Co Calcutta firm in England and India
The fiat meeting of creditors under the Calcutta firm Alexander Young Bracken Ballard and Sutherland took place before Mr Commissioner Fane. Debts are about five million with proved claims around two hundred fifty thousand. Assignee Me Johs Shore and official sign K Whitmore were appointed. Meeting adjourned to August 2. Also reported is the Annual Juvenile Fete at Vauxhall Gardens with a near disastrous rope-tumbling stunt ending in a near-fatal hanging but rescue restored animation.
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James Birkett
Walbrook Buildings
High Court of Chancery
Jones
Bromley
Giffin Wilson
Knt
Southampton
Chancery-lane
London
Globe Fire Office
Cornhill
Southampton-buildings
Dixon and Sona
New Bonwall-court
Mantle
Essex-street
Strand
Best Vy. Freeman
William Brougham
Southampton Buildings
Chancery-Jane
Edward Billingham Freeman
Suckley
Worcester
Whitehouse
Chancery-Inne
Messrs
Hilliard and Hastings
Raymond-buildings
Gray's Inn
Mr. Best
I. Devereux
Bromyard
Herefordshire
Birmingham Free Grammar School
Free Grammar School
New-street
Birmingham
Bennatt’sbill
Frea Grammar School
J. W. Whateley
Joseph Manton
Holles-street
Cavendish-square
Cabinetmakers' Society
Piccadilly
Leadenhall-street
Thomas Hasler
Sec. N.B
Andia
Freet-street
India
Howes and
Hart
Paris
Edinburgh
Howes and Hart
Fleet-street
N.B. India
House OF Commons
England
James
Ireland
Holyhead Road
East India Company
Mechanics’ Societies Hill
Scotland
Woolwich Landa
JH. Hughes
Inner Temple
Daniel Whittle Harvey
G. Staunton
Malacca
Robert Morrison
J. Hay
Church of Scotland
British India
H. Verney
Bengal
F. Vincent
Hughes Hughes
Isq
Samuel Whalley
Metropolitan
Ewart
East India
West Indies
Messrs. Alexander and CO
Calcutta
Alexander, Young, Bracken, Ballard, and Sutherland
Fane
Johs Shore
Guilford-street
Whitmore
Ing
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Lea
Coroser
Ila
Rhenishompany
Cologne
Coblence
Mayence
Worms
Mannheim
Spire
Germernheim
Schrock
Carlsruhe
Baden
Rhine
Switzerland
Italy
Vienna
Germany
Crosby and Lambe
Lower Tohames Street
N. B
General Steam Navigation Company
Ostend
Rotterdam
Stet Nnibation
Rainegate
Margate
St. Katharine’s Wharf
Brighton
Dieppe
Norman
Water-lane
Tower-street
Haymarket
N.B
Hamburgh
Charles Bessell
Lombard-street
Thames
Wapping
Rotherhithe
L'Bomas
Gracechurch-street
Temple-bar
Samuel Bacon
Cock Tavern
Inns of Court
S. B
N.B. Superior
Brown Stont, Porter, Ale
Robert Warren
Warren
Messry. Goss and CO
Vis
Bouverie-street
Fleet- Sic
Goss and Co
EA Side
Canton
St. Martin's-lane
Rugal
Grignion
Regent Street
Ray
RE. G
Taunton
Providence-row
Finsbury-square
Boisin Town
Horn Tavern
Thomas Jones
Great Britain
Olveston
Gloucester
James Trower
Chancery Lane
Mitchell
Newall
William Mitchell
High Greenwood
Heptonstall
Halifax
County of York
William Wingfield
Wiglesworth and Ridsdale
His Majesty's Court of Exchequer
Benn
Jefferies Spranger
M. Hume
Princes-street
Bank
Dublin
Mayo
Galway
Messrs. Gray and MacDougall
Harcourt Street
MacDougall
Ibbotson
Vere-street
Hilological School
George A. E. Marsh
St. Mary’s Chapel
Park Street
Lady Dover
H. Robinson
Jackson
R.A. Prices
Fisher, Son, and Co
ENT
Simpkin and Marshall
Hall-Court
Platonis
Grace
Stallbrum
Gasenius
Gibbs
Cloth
Lardiner
Herodotus
J. R. Priestley
High Holborn
Nicholas Hamel
N. Hamel
Hamel
Chambaud
E. J. Voisin
L’abbe Tardy
Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman
Whittaker
W.J. Hort
W. J. Hort
William Taylor
W.H. White
Dr. Aikin
Lucy Aikin
John Hartley
J. Harter
James Morrison
Archbishop Secker
Waterman
Tina Day
House OF Lords
Court of Chancery
Bankruptcy Court
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