MARCHIONESSS MURDER TALE AND CAPT PARRY BIO
A lurid tale of the Marchioness de Gange, poisoned and pursued by Abbe and Chevalier, ending in brutal murder. followed by a biographical sketch of Captain William Edward Parry detailing his Bath infancy, naval ascent, Arctic expeditions, and charting work. The piece notes Parry’s ascent to command and the acclaim his voyages received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria de Resan
Tio
Mignard
Die Gan
Abbo
Chevalier du Ga
Cenes
Herrelf
Hera
Armana
Fle
Hiv Uy
Marchione=s
Cavite
Duret
Dune
Marquis
Capt Parry
Ann
William Edward Parry
Cornwallis
Channel Fleet
Parry
Mons
Conwallis
William Morgan
X-beplein
Royal Navy
Greenwich
Ville de Puri
Adm Wallista
Morgan
Tribune
Baker
Jyient
France
Rochfort
Lisbon
Baltic
Alexandria
Quilliam
Leith
Baltic Sound
Voe
Shetland
Admiralty
Denmark
Sweden
Ateese
Niger
Halifax
Jackson
England
Bath
North West Passage
Pacific Ocean
Alexander
Ross
Lieut
Liddon
Alt
Murderer John Pallett Convicted After Desperate Lane Attack
An Essex case reports John Pallett confessing before trial to murdering Mr Mumford after a dragged pursuit and bludgeoning, with witnesses and a coroner's inquiry detailing the grim sequence. The Grand Jury found a true bill and the trial led to a guilty verdict with a death sentence, while Kidman faces ongoing scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chameford
John Pallett
Newport
Ro Kidman
Bia Pereon
Senate Ax
Helmsford
Hall
Mumford
Walden
Mureford
Smith
Jrumford
Kidman
Wells
John Pallet
London
Widdington
James Mumford
Soroner
Jesunp
Justice Park
T Weare
Hertford
Currier
Prdaisr. We
Park
Jallett
Coroners Inquest At Tallagh Ireland Witnesses Testify
An inquest at Tallagh County Dublin heard from Henry Ladley and surgeon John Molyneaux about Thomas Redigan’s death from chest and lung inflammation following a stab wound to the shoulder by John Carroll. The jury ruled death caused by inflammation, linked to earlier wound and blood loss. Separate items report coal racket investigations, a city fire at Fishamble Street, and various local incidents and notices.
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Tallagh
County Dublin
Thomas Redigan
Henry Ladley
Carroll
Deceased
Deponent
John Molyneaux
John Carroll
Sheriff Perrin
North Earl Street
Wiley
Ballybough-bridge
Clontarf
Dollymount
Plunkett
Cope Street
Meath Market
Cork
Dublin
Cashel
Fishamble-street
St. John’s Church
St. Michael's Chapel
John Gavan
Industry
Irvine
George's Quay
Hussar
Guna
George Haris
C. B
West Indies
Luke
Hamill
Purcel
Patrick Kearns
Kevin-street
Ale
Mountjoy Square
Wicklow
Northern
Ranger Hunt
Dunkalk
Carlow
Malane
Dyrtuth
Sir Gregory Page Turner Commission Opens In Bedfordshire
A commission to inquire into the mental state and control of Sir Gregory Page Turner, currently in London, opened at Gray's Inn Coffee House. Eighteen jurors sworn, with foreman Samuel Mills. They will inspect Turner’s Bedfordshire residence, with criticism over living arrangements and potential land dealings. Court adjourned to Friday. beds arranged near Woburn for jurors.
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Gregory Pape
London
Gray's Inn
Whitmark
Samuel Mills
Gregory Page Turner
Max
Whitmarsh
Bedfordshire
Denman
Pine O
Woburn
G. Page Turner
Practice of Attorneys in Ireland and finance notices
Court items report a Dublin attorney Warren sues London attorney Grosvenor for 600 pounds with questions over papers drawn in London being charged as Dublin work. The Lords justices discuss arbitration with Mr Coltman. Also notes on expected salary tax changes for clerks, Spain loan proposals, Rothschilds in Paris, Vienna debt suspensions, and Austrian loan arrangements. Dublin notices advertise Parliament Street publication and subscriptions.
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Ireland
Warren
Coltman
Bar
Scarlett
Avid
Atlas
London Morning Post
H.M. Rothchild
London
Paris
Vienna
Politi
Ted
Austria
House of Messrs. Rothschilden Co
Baring and Co
Thomas Reid
Irving 69 Co
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Marchronessin’ Gange
Torrone
Essex
Sir Gregory Page Turner
Monpenof
Mas
Barbadoes
D'Egville
Michael Harvey Peter William Henry D'lcgville
Walrand
Court of Grand Sessions
Court OF King's Bench
Parliament-Street
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