Alleged Disgraceful Conduct of Clergyman in Trial
A prolonged inquiry examined Rev. Mr. Monckton amid testimony from Lord Viscount Galway and Dr. Mathews. Sarah Huggins testified to events surrounding confinement and alleged improper conduct. Commissioners found no fornication or intoxication proven, but said Monckton’s conduct caused church scandal and recommended bishop action. A formal judgment to follow on April 8.
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Moxcyrrox
Viscount Gwereas
Monckton
Edward Mathews
Sarah Huggins
Mr. Monckton
A Monckton
Ann Day
Uisisay
Cate
Gelway
Galway
Hastings
Acoaust
Endeo
Aco Des Sr
Menekton
T Elways
Ottr
National School
Ann Dar
Ann
Jiape
Lushington
Church of England
Sarah Hugsins
Monektin
Marseilles
Marseliles
India
China
Bombay
Sawant Warree
Kolapore
Ponjaub
Dhuleep
Chundoo
Ghoolab Singh
Jumboo
Lahore
Janabir Singh
Lell Singh
Henry Hardinge
Punjaab
Hugh Gough
Dost Mohammed
Akbar Khan
Peshawar
Jellalabad
Khyber
Cashmee
Sir Charles Napier
Indus
Ali Mourad
London
Scinde
Scindeia
78Th Highlanders
Sir C. Napier
Jeans
Mahratta
Goa
Outram
Satlara
Ovans
Europe
Sawunt Warree
Phonide Barunt
Petto Arab
Istadi
Chéparra
Legislative Council
Elon
Kolaungsao
Hong Kong
Aden
Carcetta
Madras
Bengal
Madras Presidency
Bombay Presidency
Meavee
Nepior
Central Asia
Council of India
Tere
The Biddulph Murder Confession and Aftermath
A Staffordshire murder tale centers on John Brough who killed his brother Thomas in Biddulph. The article reproduces Brough's sworn statement, detailing a dispute over boxes and rent, an accidental fatal blow with a hammer, and the subsequent concealment. It notes ongoing efforts for mercy and possible commutation to life imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brough
Biddulph
Staffordshire
Staffordshire Advertiser
Thomas
Efen Hallow
Ishmael Lancaster
Lancaster
James
Janes
Whitefield
Bem
Gunner-o-Breugh
Phames
Ted
S. P
Brough
Joby Brough
Stafford
Lnhappy
Home Secretary
Ledger
Inquest on Hawksley at Chesterfield Commercial Hotel
A Derby Mercury report details the Hawksley inquest held at the Commercial Hotel, Chesterfield. The verdict diverged from felo de se, with the coroner suggesting no clear evidence on insanity and the jury’s cautious finding that no evidence showed the state of mind at the time of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittington
Hawksley
Commercial Hotel
Chesterfield
R. Daniel
Joseph Hawksley
Mark Siddel
Hollingworth
Mark Siddall
Felo
Felo de Ee
Derby Mercury
The Maynooth Grant and Peel’s Policy Critique
A reader rebukes Sir Robert Peel for concentrating power and funding Maynooth from Protestant pockets. The letter argues against Catholic endowments in Ireland, defends a Protestant conscience, and urges fiscal balance, warning the grants tax English consciences more than purses.
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William
Lord Althorp
House of Peers
Duke of Wellington
Robert Peel
Board of Trade
Foreign Office
House of Commons
March of
Walker
Peel
Ireland
England
Maynooth
Pec
North
Treland
Plumptre
Harry Inglis
Ward
Roman Catholica of
Pnrane
Sydney Smith
Lord Sandon
Sir Robert Peel
THE ST GILES MURDER AND POLICE HUNT IN LONDON
After the inquest Mary Brothers body was moved to St Giles Workhouse for post mortem. Mellon, suspected, remains under police surveillance as a large force searches night and day for the killer. The victim, once seen in Covent Garden coffee houses, is described as Welsh born Mary Davis. A separate note reports a fatal clock and watch factory fire at Spitalfields with extensive damage and full firefighting effort.
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ST. Giles’s
Mary Brothers
George-street
St. Giles's
Fitzgerald
High-street
Walkley
Georges Street
Mellen
Meadows
Inspector Tedman
D Division
Tuspedor Ledman
Mellon
Ila
Marylebone
Giles
Sha'eck
Tedman
London
Wales
Haverford West
Davis
Pearce
F. Division
Bow-street
Covent Garden Market
Sivoutas Raiways
Loughborough
Barrow
Leinster Chronicle
Spivatrigups
Tharlay Moning
Joseph Tuckseld
Spitalfields
Jetliny-aquare
Wellclose-square
Watling-street
Braidwood
Weat of England
Waterloo Road
East London
Dames
Huitson
Tuckhle
Sun Fire Office
Pricana
Boies
Boies = piers of the two adjoining hagsgs,worp: ioayred
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Eas
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Metropolitan
Piper
Sudbury
Stour
Ines
John Guest
Dowlais
Crawshay Bailey
Aberdare
Red Kingdom
Glamorganshire
Pal
Parthent iensieLensl
Moaers
Mallinsus
Rawlinson
Celu Cweg
Dani Tanh Aol Linvdarth
Er: Tion
Cambrian
Bank of Pecgel
Exao
Bengal Bank
Calcutta
Benares
Syces
Wolff
Malta
Alexandria
Mehemet Ali
Cairo
Egypt
Pasha
Suez
J. Galloway
Bourne
India Mails
Peninsular and Oriental Company
Frm
Ceylon
Iberia
Her Majesty
Styx
Peris Journels
Chamber of Peers
Count Dary
Journal Des Dibats
Bordeaux
Cette
Vierzon
Orleand
Tours Anth Neaotes
Mackenzie's
Gameron
Lyons
Paris
Ite
Chamber
MM. Quilon Barrot
de Tocqueville
M. Thiers
Atanlavr
Wewes
Maprin
Spain
Arau
Lucerne
Argau
Rentizvous
Paria
Sursee
Lucero
Dentis
Ardglass
Down
Mant
Expnostoy
BuackWaLi
Amjesty
Sirong
Aufferera
Measre
Samuda
Blackwall
Louw
Central Criminal Court
Her
Maule
Baker
Flower
Hatton-garden
Lord Denman
Ofa
LiveRroon
J. Burgess
Talbotton
Vernon Street
Kerr
Inglewood
Liverpool Mercury
Windsor
White's
Crockford's
Boudie's
New Croxton Park
Bilbury
Eglinton Park
H. N. Penrice
Duprez
Lord Giamnis
Bucephelus
Mr. Flaming
Tnes
Deception
Powell
Regalia
Bucephalus
J. Shackel
Monarch
Rance
Mr. Lovegrove
Jamie
Lovegrove
Lhe
Menarch
Mr. Scott
Algar
Mr. Langton
Mr. Foster
Haldeo
Clive
Miss Fidget
Scott
Scurroy
Sor
Mr. Carter
Sampron
Williams
Me. Thompson
Cheok
Sampaon
Ro. L. the Maynooth Grant
Wrexux Cunociera
Sydney
Abe
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