Coroner's inquiry reveals murder and confession in well case
The coroner's verdict of accidental death shifts after a mulatto servant confesses to murder by pushing a child into a well. Physicians reexamine the body, confirming a dislocated neck and leading to the servant's arrest. Also noted are a widow's death, Lincoln's Inn chapel repairs, imports and exports, and a royal congratulatory scene at Hampton Court for the birth of a princess with addresses to the king and queen.
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Millatto
Knebworth
Hertfordshire
Elizabeth Robinson Lytton
William Robinson Lytton
Kneb- Worth
Ely
Deceas
Giles Heyfham
Neice
Alderman Heyfham
William Heyfham
Greenwich
Amnarry
William Robinson
Denbighshire
Elys
Lincoln's Inn
Streights
Chester
Guernsey
Ireland
London
Bizette
Hampton Court
City of London
Duke of Grafton
Houthold
Baron Thomson
Princess of Wales
William Cockburn
Royal Society
College of Physicians
N. Robinson
M. D
G. Strahan
Golden Ball
Combill
High Water at London Bridge Morning Briefing
Water levels at London Bridge reached a notable height 32 minutes after the early morning hour. Measurements and local readings indicate rising tides or flood risk. Authorities advised caution for riverfront activities and travel near the Thames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Bridge
South Sea Stock and Annuities Market Brief
Market notes show South Sea Stock at 1003 without dividend while Annuities and new issues move around 106 to 110. Premiums, bank circulations, and government loan figures appear with various qrs, pounds, and per cent rates. items include Emperor's Loan at 112 3 qrs and Three per Cent Exchequer with premium and lottery tickets listed among diverse securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sea
Kremium
India
Royal Exchange
London
Prem
Inca
Scicco
Stine Adventure
Notice of London Market relocation and rent terms
London announces the Stocks Market will close September 30 and the Flees Market near the Fleet will open the same day. Those taking shops stalls or standings may apply to the Common Council Committee at Guildhall to negotiate rent free until Lady-day next, with renewal terms to be decided by March first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Common Council
Committee of Common Council
Guildhall
J. Pemberton
Se. Dunstan
Fleet Street
Martin Bryson
Newcastle
Winchester
Abraham’ Markland
Sc.Cross
Price
Moar
Samuel’ Clarke
St. James’s
Westminster
Basil Kenner
Corpus Christi College
Oxford
Church of St.Mary le-Bow
Robert Boyle
John Jeng
St. Margile
Ighur
Bramptod A. M
Sudbuoy
South Sea Transfer-Books Open for Sept Warrants
The Court of Directors of the South Sea Company gives notice that the transfer books of Old South Sea Annuities will be set on Sept 6 to prepare warrants for the half year 2 per cent interest due at Michaelmas and the annihilation money of 61 16s. 0d. per cent on fund annuities. The fund transfer book will reopen on October 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South-Sea House
London
South-Sea
Weather Affects Spring Gardens Entertainment
A weather spell last week boosted attendance at Spring Gardens Vauxhall, despite rumors that tickets would stop admitting guests. The master assures subscribers they may attend as usual this summer, with Jaits starting every evening and continuing until next Saturday.
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T. E
Spring Gardens
Vauxhall
Jaits
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Joseph
Hankey
Earl of Grantham
Telemaque
Francoisce Salignac de
Fenelon
J. Brotherton
Bible
Cornhill
Manyell
Jermin
St. James
Thomas Woodward
Soho-Square
Otford Road
Publiii'a
Sven
England
N. B
R. Francklin
Ruffel-street
Cavent-Garden
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