Fatal Collision In South Western Railway Inquest
Coroner's inquest into the Nine Elms South Western collision hears testimony from Catherine Andrews’s death and witnesses on the night of the accident. Fireman, guards, and engine drivers describe signals, speeds, and the missing red lights that contributed to the crash. The jury returns a verdict that the deceased died accidentally and assigns a three hundred pound deodand to the Eclipse locomotive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Andrews
Western Railway
Nine Elms
Carter
Surrey
Sarah Costello
Donoghor
Cambridge Terrace
Edgeware Road
Donoghue
Bampton-court
Esher
H ‘Court
Southampton
Nice Elms
John James Leach
Woorhall
South Western Railway
Horst
Larkball Lane
Lie
Torre
Dunn
Witreas
Alexander Tevedie
Montagur-place
Bedford Square
Walton
Laly
Barcham
Verax
Times
Tweedie
David Markland
South Western Railway Company
Crescent
Andover Road
Basingstoke
Patbay
Woking Common
Winchfield
Parnborough
Woking
Poiots
Witford
Wandsworth
Sinn
Willard
Moorean Mao
Raina
Lne
Easthope
Cosonre
Applegate
Cozonga
Jobn Wiford
Fron Bridge
Mr Frith
Teetarwaayy
Prins
Wilford
Betorr
Jacob Applegate
Roberts
William Inglethorpe
Tve
Cononze
John Wilford
Leeds and
Selby
Coronen
Cononax
Joseph Woods
Turner
Turney
Wilford S
Wne
Lgsts Uo
London and Birmingham Railway Driver Sentenced After Near Collision
At Marylebone, Joseph Jobing a locomotive engineer faced magistrate Hartwick for gross misconduct after drunkenly operating toward a main mail train on the London and Birmingham line. He received one calendar month of hard labor in the House of Correction, a caution to railway staff and public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torth Midland
Sheffield
York
London
H. Patteson
Warpford-court
Old Bond-street
Adbery, Cary
E.solomons
E Solomors
Anthony Carlisle
F.B.S
Laugham-place
Benjamin C
Brodie
Bart
F.H
Saville Row
James
Anderson
M.D., 11, New Burlington-street, Jamies Johnson
M.D
Suffolk-place
Branshy B. Cooper
New-street
Spring-gardens
As Andrews, Esq
London Hospital
Helen’s-place
C. Axton Key
Bag
Helen's-place
Sbhu Scott
New Broad -Atreat
Old Burlington-streat
J. Copland
F.R
Balstrode-street
Manches
Ceteartorts
H. Keate
Esa
Albemarle-street
Fitus Berry
Chester Terrace
R. Wi Dosa
Langham-place
Joby Stephenson
Conduit-street
Rishard
Boden
Bsq
Bath Pirmary
Grend Parade
Brighton
Andrew Plawmer
Old Steyne
Brewster F. Selbrook
Eye Infirmary
Martin
Ray
Chester
Tual Nevada
M.R
Saxony
Dresden
Claras and
Kuhl
Povits
Ocalist
St. Schmeinser
Hamburg
James M'donnéh
Belfast
Irefand Woodroffe
Cork
Bolton
Mickey
Waterford
Limerick
FE. Solomone
England
Piccadilly
Jewry
Ireland
Yal
Old Jewry
City
Dauween Racing-paiver
Tarapwit
Marylebone
Hartwick
Joseph Jobing
London and Birmingham Railway
Crackenness
Bedford
Bruyeres
Lord Seymour
Willam Tanner
Camden
Euston
Parker
Brugeres
F. Parker
Mogine
Camden- Town
Tim
Geveral
Loere
Euston Square
Hanpwick
Torough
House of Correction
Prince Louis Napoleon Thanking Counsel Berryer for Trial Support
A letter dated Paris October 5 140 expresses Prince Louis Napoleon’s deep gratitude to his counsel M Berryer a Legitimist deputy. He praises Berryer independence and noble sentiment saying he would not quit his prison without acknowledging the unwavering help during the trial and pledges lasting esteem and friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Napoleon
M. Berryer
Paria
Paris
Bertyer
S.gued
Assault Plot Trials and Reform Talk Across Europe
The report details Darmès Carmes in custody after an alleged assassination attempt, his violent past, political extremism, and ongoing examinations. It notes stock found on the terrace, warrants issued, and critiques of how the Court of Peers handles high profile crimes, along with distant naval and military observations. The piece contrasts traditional juries with peer trials and discusses broader governance and justice issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmel
Poland
Italy
Suliman Pasha
M. Carmes
National Guard
M. Bertolacci
Grus
Funtad
Courbisa
Vugar
Carmes
Lons Napoleon
Luxembourg
Court of Peers
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DON and Brighton Railway
Poranda
Messrs
God Smiths
Throgmorton-Street
Thomas Wood
Sec
F. Cox Sa.vory’s
Cornhill
Gracechurch- Street
N.B
Sofuba
Koly Pee
Brena
Metropolitan
Nee and Oey
Ac Cendale
Seeley and Burnette
Fiset-street
Stationers’ Company
Rheit Almanache
Olantaus Gregory
B.woolhouse
F.B.A.S
James Hann
King's College
White
Landoo
George Greebill
Ladette-street
Company of Stationers
Thureday
Beene
Pace O
Francia
Moore
Vady
John Partridge
Middlesex
Herts
Rader Kent
Smd Susser
Ohmwall
Devon
Samarset
Dorset
Gloucester
Worcester
Hereford
Monmouth
Southales
Norfolk
Qoffolk
Cambridge
Ely
Huntingdon
Warwick
Northampton
Leicester
Rutland
Lincoln
Derby
Cheahhire
Lancashire
Shropshire
Stafford
North Wales
Wilts
Hante
Oxford
Berks
Bocks
Durham
Northumberland
Westhorland
Cumberland
George Greenhill
Ludgate-street
Southwestern
Prince Louis Napoleon and
Varaceox
Philippe
Parsley
Department du Noir
Hauteville
Nanterre
Lenuir
Lenoir
Warmes
Rua Yeovise
Mont du Piete
Darmes
Dames
Mallete
Vondergerie
Aldband
Leeafung Temple