Revolution fosters Britain’s peaceful political ascent warned
A Blackwood’s Magazine critique condemns aristocratic blindness to the social shift toward democracy. It argues political power follows national intelligence, attacks Whigs and Tories for resisting reform, and notes the working and middle classes' evolving roles in a peaceful revolution shaping England.
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Provisions on Public Notices in Churches and Ducking Robbers
Bills in the House of Lords restrict public notices to be written and affixed before divine service. It mandates replacements for past church notices and preserves ecclesiastical notices. A Greenwich incident reports two pickpockets ducked in the river by a crowd after stealing handkerchiefs and a watch, as a summary punishment.
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House of Lords
Lord Godolphin
Greenwich
Remarkable murder confession and Catherine Hayes linked crime
The paper describes the murderers discovery and first examination with an artist’s portrait. It recalls Catherine Hayes’s 50 year old murder of her husband, the head tossed into the Thames, body found at Marylebone fields, and public display before execution.
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Puddle Dock
St. Margaret’s
Further details emerge in Greenacre case and Gale inquiry
New particulars describe Greenacre’s depression since confinement and Gale’s daytime contemplation. Furniture moved to Hermitage Street station. Inspector Feltham found a pistol hidden in Greenacre’s box, suggesting possible self harm or harm to investigators. pistol to be shown on Saturday for further evidence.
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Apprehension of the Supposed Driver of the Cart
Police press on in the Greenacre murder case as Wheeler Clissold and Woodroffe face Union Hall magistrates on suspicion of aiding after the fact. Witnesses describe dragging a green cart from Greenacre's Camberwell home to the Elephant and Castle, with Greenacre at times alarming, and links to the Edgeware road grisly remains. The inquiry also probes an infant's fate and Greenacre's dealings, while further evidence hints at a female suspect amid the disturbing disclosures.
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London
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Southwark
Corder
Maria Marten
Bury
Maria Marter
Letter From Greenacre to Editors About Murder Rumors
A letter from Greenacre written at Clerkenwell Police Office denies rumors of involvement in a child murder. He asks editors to seek full statements from Mr Hobier or Mr Price and explains the distress such reports cause after a recent accident and unfortunate actions.
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Controversial Letter on Child Custody and Police Proceedings
A correspondent defends the truth and disputes rumors about a child’s father, noting proofs via the child’s mother and exposing alleged malpractices by Christchurch authorities. The report recounts Greenacre and Corder defenses, with anticipated fuller coverage in the next issue.
The Row at St Thomas s and Guy s Hospitals riot trial
A Kingston jury found several defendants guilty for forcing entry into St Thomas s theatre and causing a riot. They were fined ten pounds each and ordered to enter into recognizances of forty pounds. The piece also discusses the Sheriffs Fees Bill proposing new high court controlled fees and penalties for sheriff officers, noting the measure’s aim and its poor workmanship.
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