John Pallett Murderer of Mr Mumford
A Yorke Chronicle report details the execution of John Pallett, condemned for the murder of James Mumford. It describes his brutal strength, the condemned sermon, and stark images of his final days, with reflections on poverty, ignorance, and calls for reform in pauper relief and education.
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John Pallett
MR Mumford
Execution described with grim detail at the scaffold
An account of a public execution begins at eight thirty with the crowd pressing toward a platform. The condemned man kneels for a last rite, is bound, and, after a tense procession, is strangled by the rope in a silent crowd. The High Sheriff considers giving the body to Chelmsford surgeons.
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Ile
Fuir
Elis
Chelmford
London Police Traves Case Involving Grimani Lane Dutton
In a Clerkenwell prison case Lieutenant John Lancaster Lane and Lieut. Charles Dutton faced charges from Mr Grimani. The elaborate testimony detailed elopements in 1810 and 1811, a confrontation at Lane’s home, a pistol misfire injuring landlady Mrs Bosworthy, and allegations of intent to murder. The magistrate bound both prisoners over to next sessions with sureties, and Grimani also bound to prosecute.
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John Jrancaster Lane
73D Foot
Charles Dutton
Royal Navy
Clerkenwell
Grimani
Alley
Platt
Elizabeth Parry
Parry
Colebrooktow
Islington
Weatmoreland-place
Lieutenant Lane
France
Belgium
England
Tie
Lane
Cribb
Dutton
Bosworthy
Richard Pater
Mra Bpsworthy
Evans
Grimans
Mr Lane
Mr Dutton
Mrs Bosworthy
Mr Grimani
Lord Ellenborough
Grimant
Stage Coaches Fill London Taxis and Tarnished Ironies
The London era features vast stage coach traffic with 1,500 daily departures and dozens of routes to Manchester Liverpool York and Edinburgh. A Corsican-like mail system expands to Falmouth and Thurso over 1 082 miles. A humorous tale recalls a Dragoons regiment using tailors as soldiers then mounting them on nags and ending with a hibernian joke about horses and mazes.
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London
Hyde Park-corner
Brighton
Birmingham
Chester
Manchester
Liverpool
Preston
York
Wfull
Newcastle
Giltsgow
Edinburgh
Falmouth
Thurso
Cornwall
Caithness
Barnet
Europe
Jondon Paper
Foreign Letters to the Editor of the Courier Boulogne Surker Urc
A letter advises English correspondents to suppress for foreign mail the first name when addressing French towns to avoid misrouting. It explains how French practice uses compound names after marriage and how clerks file mail alphabetically by surname and initial, causing many letters to be misdelivered or destroyed. The writer urges public offices and bankers to adopt clearer addressing for foreign letters.
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Courier
Boulogne Surker
URC
France
Mathew Smith
Martin White
M. le Colonel Smith
M. le Capitaine White
Paris
Tours
M. Theodore Delpont
M. Julie Bergere
Delpont Bergere
England
Thomas
Tam
Extraordinary case of suspended mental and bodily function
A London medical lecture recounts a sailor pressed on a royal ship who lay insensible for months. After a bone flap around the head was elevated, he revived rapidly, recalling his past while losing memory of events. The case illustrates remarkable neurological recovery following trephination. A separate note mentions a court trial involving Lecoultre mother and son over an elderly murder with stolen property.
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Astley Cooper
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Deptford
Davy
Mr Davy
St. Thomas's Hospital
Cline
Plymouth
Fidimouth
Jukes
At &T. ‘Thomas's Hospital
McScott
Astley Couper
Titan
Partin
Axra
Funes
Lecautts Pletyus
Report on Irish cottage improvements in County Clare 1823
A county Clare report to the Irish Society records progress from the cottages district under reform measures. It praises cleaner interiors, better bedding, fresh water channels, and exterior grounds, noting premiums awarded to large families and the role of youth in sustained improvement. The report highlights flax sowing, woollen and muslin industries, and women’s embroidery as drivers of local industry and health.
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County
Clare
Edward O Bric Bart
Aelmas
Beal
Ireland
Mer
Hove
Oas
British and Frich Society
Mhetaes
London
Canine Saguelly and the Mon Treuil Tragedy
An inn servant named Isidore Feroidure set out at night from Boulogne to Mon treuil with herring for Paris. Fatigued, he slept on his horse in the forest of Longvilliers and was killed when the wheel passed over his head. The dog guard and locals found his body near Neuville, and the assailant wore blue carter garb. The dog impeded curious townsfolk until help arrived. the body was eventually buried and later exhumed for identification. The incident was reported in the Des Journal and published in Boulogne.
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Canine Saguelly
Isidore Feroidure
Vernisein
Boulogne
Montreuil
Paris
Longvilliers
Neuville
Newville
Durnguastier
Carter
Aaidore
Alice
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Hertford
Widdington
Quendon
Saffron Walden
Jaondon
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