Not Guilty Verdict in Templeman Murder Case
Gould is acquitted after a circumstantial trial in which witnesses placed him near the scene and alleged knowledge of the crime. The court notes Gould’s innocence claims while suggesting multiple parties may have been involved. Police are urged to continue investigations into the murder of Mr. Templeman near Prospect Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Allen
Mrs. Jarvis
Thomas Bolton
General Wolfe
Gray's
A-Lane
Ralph Wilcoxon
Inspector Miller
Tottenham Court-Road
Chambers
Marsh-gate
Mr. Wright
Hannah Wilcoxon
Wills
Samuel Wills
John Walker
Wilcoxon
Tottenham Court
Mr. Jones
Officers of Justice
Mr. Chambers
Wright
Templeman
Gould
William Henry Smith
Messrs. Hortors
Messrs
Horton
Baron Alderson
Richard Gould
Paris
Duc de Broglie
M. Thiers
M. de Broglie
M. Duchatel
Chamber of Peers
Constantinople
Egypt
Russia
England
Pacta
France
Chamber of Deputies
Paris Tribunal of Correctional Police
M. Charles Ledru
Lady Bulwer
Thackeray
Lawson
Gazette Des Tribunaux
M. Chaix de l'Estange
Bulwer
Cour Royale
Journal Des Débats
London court conviction for forging prize money payment
At the Central Criminal Court John Turner Flynn aged 49 a former lieutenant in the royal navy and recently attached to the coast blockade was found guilty of forging and uttering an order and certificate for prize money intended to defraud Chelsea hospital. He was sentenced to transportation for life. Meantime reports from Scotland describe a fatal cliff fall in Ross-shire where two boys perished and a separate boating tragedy near Wick where three crew members died with others saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Criminal Court
John Turner Flynn
Royal Navy
Chelsea Hospital
George Langley
St. Helena
Buenos Ayres
Nigg
Ross-shire
Caledonian Mercury
Wick
Lochbroom
West Highlands
Thurso River
Mackenzie
Macleod
Roison
Foreign Intelligence From Paris and Abroad
Paris journals publish long reports on secret funds and Thiers's ministry and its limits on electoral reform. Spain and Bayonne dispatches note Carlist activity, minister resignations, and desertions. United States news cites New York packet ships, Maine fortifications, and dwindling cotton sales with steady tea prices and improving exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Forrester
New York
Europe
Cork
London
Havre
Philadelphia
Maine
Naples and Sicily war worries amid cross‑channel notices
British consul Mr Galway warns merchants of possible naval reprisals against Two Sicilies shipping as tensions rise over the Neapolitan sulphur monopoly. Paris and Marseilles report dispatches about troop movements, naval orders, and financial market reactions amid the Naples Naples conflict rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Sicily
Paris
Galway
W. Temple
Two Sicilies
T. Galway
Sémaphore de
Marseilles
Rhone
Chamber of Commerce
Charge D'Affaires
France
England
Civita Vecchia
Admiral Stopford
Micuard Rovussian
Temple
Sud de Afarseilles
The
Sun
Great Britain
Both Sicilies
Sud
Europe
Prince Castel Cicala
London
d'Haussonville
Prince Cassaro
Foggia
Austria
Ferdinand I
Neptune
Messina
Ege
Civic Guard
Elopement drama shocks communities in multiple cities
A British correspondent reports a celebrated English doctor fled Brighton with a married woman, was tracked to Paris hotels, and faced pursuit by the woman's father and a hostile husband. Paris witnesses described violent scenes and a later removal of the woman to England. The incident spurs calls to remove the doctor from British Association circles.
Literary Chronicle Excerpts on Military Life and War Tales
A lengthy selection from a periodical review discusses translations of Count Alfred de Vigny’s works on French military life and a vivid excerpt titled A Surprise to Nicaragua. It includes reflections on Bonaparte, battlefield scenes, and humorous sketches of soldiers and officers, with critical notes on the moral and political themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. Colburn
Alfred de ‘Vi the Hentate
Gny
Atin
M. Elgéarac
Frederick Shobert
Major Na Tes
America
Bourbonish
Count de Vigny
Nicar
Napoleon
Emperor
Boneparte
Bonaparte
Grenadiers
France
Puicims
Paris
Parthenon
Baalbeck
Raphael
Michael Angelo
Dilletante
Aml
Poland
Iome
Joe
Roya
Spain
Royal Navy toast and £900 raised at society event
The gathering praised Britain’s wooden walls and welcomed about one hundred youths aboard the society's ship. Lord Adolphus Fitzclarence and Admiral Sir Charles Adam urged patronage, with the treasurer announcing nearly £900 raised, including a £100 gift from the sovereign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Navy
Old
England
Adolphus Fitzclarence
Charles Adam
Messrs
Ransford
Turner, Ashton
T. Young
Wm. Astell
Great Western Railway
Messrs. Jones and Co
Viaduct
Newton
Paddington
Reading
London
Twyford
Great Western Railway Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Foreign Intelligence
Cabrera
Catalonia
Balmaseda
Bayonne
Aragon
Zurbano
Petrarque
Madrid
Foreign Affairs
Marine
Interior
M. Sotelo
M. Armendariz
Serzaaray
Finance
Santillan
Toulon
Phillippeille
Abd-el-Kader
Setif
Sheik-el-Arab
Teulon
Augsburgh
Sherif Pacha
Torahim
Horan
Tuab
Algiers
Philippeville
the Metropolis
Pusiic MartTine
St. James’s
Weserminster
Willis
Golden-square
Churchwarden
Maule
Thay
Ward
Friends of the Church
Frederick Byng
George Byng
Mr. Byng
F. Byng
Spence
Lawford
Lixcoln
George Baily
Hich-Street
London Hospital
Whitecross-street
Hambleton
Phoenis
Daeanrus Fine
Shaw
Chandos-street
Crown-street
West of England
Surrey
Salisbury Street
Cecilstreet
Fremen
Marine Society
London Tavern
Bishopsgate-street
Royal
Duke of Cambridge
Earl of Rodney
John Frederick Gordon
R.N
Post
Trouchet
Rue Trouchet
Madelaine
Dr. Lardner
Lardner
Brighton
Bristol
Great Western
Kingroad
Douglas
Isle OF
Wesleyan Methodist
Robert Hayes
Ephraim
Gentleman
Destié Rushen
Isle of Man
Richard Jones
Ganley
Baron Woulfe
Justice Ball
Brady
Pigot
Mir
Moore
Curry
Hatchell
Q.C
Drummond
P. Crampton
Bart
H. Marsh
the Distillers of Ireland
Coomercial
Dublin
John Power
Wexford
Father Mathew
Ireland
Enniscorthy
New Ross
Exxeter
Tiverten Therfor
Exeter
Exonians
Gandy-street
Leamington
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