Witnesses Describe Williams in Murder Investigation
In a detailed examination at New Gravel Lane, witnesses recount Williams's behavior and connections after the Mart and Tuts murders. They detail muddy stockings, a chisel found at Mrs Hoare's door, and Williams's nocturnal restlessness, with testimonies linking him to the public houses and local tradesmen.
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Atria
Ava
Walel
Witrchman
Tin le Sanl B
Williams
Jon Cobbett
Willliams
Hanata Public Loase
New Gravel Lane
Jim
Mr. Williamson
Walliams
Sip
Cuthperson
Dodger
John Fitzpatrick
Hart
Siup
Royal Oak
Coroners Inquest Opens Over Prisoner John Williams Death
A coroner’s inquest at the Clouse of Correction in St James parish investigates John Williams found dead in Cold Bath Fields Prison. Surgeon Thomas Webb notes a ligature mark around the neck and bruising suggesting death by strangulation. Webb states Williams was healthy the day before and had no apparent illness.
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Clouse of Correction
St. Dares
Wierkenwel
John Williams
Bathfields
John Wright Unwin
Thomas Webb
Prisoner Details From a Death in the Cells
A prisoner describes finding a death in the cells after a request by a turnkey to visit the deceased. The account notes hanging and body positioning, with mention of a garrote like restraint and the appearance of the deceased in a cabinet area. The narrative names IRANCIS KNOL and references the cell ward and vigilance.
Prison Narrative from December Case at the Jail
Testimony by Henry Harris and William Daysad describes the death of a detainee while in custody for reexamination. The deceased, Edward Mioarkina, reportedly died after a struggle with a rope and rail while being restrained, with statements about age and background noted.
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Waliam
Iam
Pracy
Lave Geo
Edward Mioarkiina
Rodrisbiy
Ame
Add
Portrait of Williams in coat and waistcoat description
A detailed physical description of a suspect named Williams Hassall, noting he stands about 5 feet 8 inches, wears a brown silk‑lined great coat, a blue under coat with yellow buttons, blue and wire waistcoats, striped blue pantaloons, brown worsted stockings, and shoes, and is not athletic in build.
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Williams
William Hassall
Prisoner Hangs Self After Lockup
Joseph Beckett testifies he locked a deceased inmate in his cell yesterday afternoon and later found him hanging by a white handkerchief from the rail this morning. He reported the suicide to Knot and Perris after discovery.
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Joseph Beckett
Texas
Knot
Perris
Coroner Reports Suicide Verdict and Inquest Details
The coroner to the jury declares the deceased a self murderer and delivers a felo de se verdict. Magistrates Capper and Markland attended the inquest at Shadwell office. The keeper Atkins was unable to attend. no neglect found in his conduct.
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Mr. Uswin
Jaglc
Felo Ue
Capper
Markland
Shadwell
Atkins
Unwin
Royal Regent Order on Newfoundland Trade Licences
The document reports a Royal Regent order authorizing the Governor of Newfoundland to permit the export of bread flour Indian corn live stock and related provisions to Newfoundland households and fishermen for the season under strict rules and a nine month licence. It details control by British subjects and the Customs Commissioners, shipment inspection, and port procedures with certificates to be issued to collecting officers.
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Citetiua
North America
Fontia
Avnerica
Sidies
Newtusodland
Thie Trent
Coe Ol Te Eestry
Newdloundland
Brel
United States
Newfondland
Newfoundland
Dise Steck
Tip Majesty
New Mengis
Biteen
Tan
Frelandry
Bay
Hesty
Privy Council
Newfound
Jad
Dave Stork
Newhiwudhind
Muntey
Form of Licence Under Royal Order for Newfoundland Trade
A historical licence directs the licence holder to load bread flour peas Indian corn live stock pitch tar and turpentine at American ports and export to Newfoundland. It confirms ship ownership by British subjects and requires delivery and marking of cargo upon arrival with monthly validity and customs formalities.
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Jace
Britain
Ireland
United States of America
Newfroundland
Shin
Sary
America
United States
Isand
Newfoundland
Quarantine Powers Expanded For Ships With Disease
An 18th century proclamation outlines Privy Council powers to order quarantine for ships and persons arriving with infectious disease. It details health examinations at designated points near Guernsey and related islands and lists officials involved in enforcing the measures.
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London
Whitehall
Bet
Privy Council
Fonda Ganecte
Havan- Aull
Delaware
Aierica
Conneil
Lavanbah
Falar
Cita
Guernsey
Jererey
Derney
Sark
Map
Che
Commissianera
Hia Majesty
Lord High Adora
Ariadia
Luce Wardha
Cinque Pom
The
Ordnance
Guertery
Fermwey
Atderey
Fark
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Marry
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Tie
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Pam
Cheadece
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Knott
Henry Harris
Witte R
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