Murder and Mutilation at Roehampton Surrey
Reports detail a brutal Roehampton murder and mutilation of a woman. The narrative traces the suspect Daniel Good, police efforts, and the hunt across London with multiple arrests and false leads amid ongoing public alarm.
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Roehampton
Surrey
Apprehension of a Murder Suspect in London Scandal
Reports from Scotland Yard late Sunday morning state no official communication confirming the capture of a man believed to be Good, despite a Tonbridge coach driver delivering word of the suspect's detention. The prisoner was later identified at Maidstone gaol, provoking a large crowd outside the commissioners' office as authorities plan to bring him before a magistrate for identification.
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Granard Lodge
Charing Cross
Shiell
Daniel Good
Ris
Howe
Derby
Day
Heanor
White
Thias
Thureday
Daniel
Aflair
Good
Sims
Busain
Ard
U Je
Quelez Shiell
Granard-lodge
Clarges-street
Oughton
Boddington
Colonel Webster
Worshipstreet
Shoreditch
Hayward
Brannan
Griffiths
Jane Shorecourt
Horrigan
New-inn-yard
Bishop Blaize
Roehampton
Old-street-road
N Division
Hoxton
Hatation-house
Worship-street
Tooley-street
Pearce
Tooley
Bermondsey-street
Scotland Yard
Whitechapel
Pierce
H Division
London
Corder
Maria Martin
Red-barn
Adolphus
Saxoay Morrixe
Maidstone
Commissioners
Tonbridge Wells
Metropolitan Police
Wandsworth
Lawthern
Putney
Tonbridge
Kent
Scotland-yard
Messrs
Harie and
Lawrington
Haughton
George and Blue Bear
Holborn
God
Tunbridge
Police Commissioners
Scotland
Malalien
Humphries
South Eastern Railway Police
Greenwich
Great Scotland Yard
Bone
Colonel Rowan
Mayne
May
Apprehension in murder case linked to Jones death
Richard Gammell, longtime skin dealer in Symond's buildings Gray's Inn Lane, is arrested by Inspector Pearce and Sergeant Thornton. A room search uncovers female gowns matching those of the deceased Jones, leading to Mrs Good's wife being taken into custody as an accessory. More property tied to Jones is anticipated to be found today.
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King’s-road
Good
Thornton
Portsmouth
Havre de Grace
Southampton
Kingston
Chelsea
Mr. H
Eight Bells
Putney
Cheyne Walk
Hogarth
Marylebone
Mr. Collingbourne
Eaton-place
Pimlico
Mr. Hogarth
Bells Tavern
Stafford-place South
Susannah Butcher
Woolwich
W. Tighe
Shiell
Waters
Oughton
Union
Lambeth
Ireland
Derby
Royal
King’s Head
Roehampton
New York Meeting Urges Swift Action on Currency Crisis
Reports from the New York Exchange detail a mass meeting of merchants and citizens urging prompt congressional action on the currency crisis. Resolutions call for sound currency, duties on imports, and no partisan obstruction to stabilize the nation. Also noted are a steam-boat explosion toll and Buenos Aires naval updates as Rosas resigns.
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Tater
Rnou
New York
Liveerpool
North America
Lowther
New York Courier and Inquirer
Congress
Wm. B. Dean
Hugh Maxwell
Hiram Ketcham
Maxwell
Republic
House of Representatives
Senate
Monte Video
Buenos Ayres
Admiral Brown
Coe
Brown
General Rosas
England
France
Banda Oriental
Victoria
Levanth Affairs Bring Syrian Admin Changes and Disturbances
Correspondents report in Constantinople that Selim Bey is to travel to Beyrout to examine Syria disturbances, while Semi Bey arrives from Alexandria on an important mission. Beyrout notes Syria in turmoil with Arnaut actions near Morhanna and attacks on villagers, and Smyrna awaits Admiral Lasusse’s departure. Athens reports no Greek Turkish collision. Malta sees Admiral Owen aboard the Queen from Spithead. Paris notes the Chamber defers Golberg bulletin. a union of Bourdeaux with the Emperor Nicholas’s daughter is hinted. a trial in Paris over despatch seizures draws wide attention.
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Levant
Constantinople
Smyrna
Beyrout
Athens
Malta
Syria
Selim Bey
Semi Bey
Alexandria
Egypt
Porte
Lasusse
Eur
Lebanon
Acre
Omar Pacha
Shouair
Morhanna
E. Owen
Spithead
France
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Golberg
Duke de Bourdeaux
Nicholas
Marseilles
Boutocxe
Masseilles
Chronicle, Post, and Herald
India
Boulogne
General Post Office
Post Office
Tribunal of Premiére Instance
M. Berryer
M. Vivier
Procureur-General
Administration of Finance
Malle Poste
House of Rothschild
Rothschild
Europe
Willin
Embarkation of Troops for India and Global Dispatches
Reports detail troop movements from London to India with 260 volunteers, 270 men, and 1704 soldiers of the 29th regiment bound for Tilbury and Gravesend. Additional entries note naval ships ready for Madras and Bombay, along with trade, famine, and political dispatches from Madrid, Persia, Ghazni, and China mail concerns.
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Procureur du Roi
M. Berryer
Great Britain
M. Zerman
Madrid
Prince Metternich
France
Prince of
Congress of Deputies
Spain
Don Carlos
Don Francisco de Paula
Persia
Odessa
Teheran
Bombay
Ghazni
Nott
Candahar
India-house
Ghuznee
Brooke
India
China
East India and China Association
Treasury
Treasury Chambers
Her
Admiralty
C. E. Trevelyan
Affghanistan
London Bridge
City of Canterbury
Hernebay
Canterbury
7Th Highlanders
England
10Th Regiment
Gordon
Vauxhall
Southampton
Winchester
London Bridge-Wharf
Diamond Steam-boat Company
Tupaz
Tilbury Fort
London-bridge
Gravesend
Gleberg
78Th
Morley
Mary
Columbus
Lord Lyndoch
Boadicea
Bussorah Merchant
Mellish
Madras
Ann
Princess Royal
Inglis
Volusia
Ocean Queen
Dauntless
Mermaid
Berkshire
25Th Regiment
Cape of Good Hope
Vernon
Th 25Th Hussars
Aden
Leeds
Huddersfield
Holm
Firth
R. Peel
Rochdale
Bradford
Manchester
Railway Magazine
Birmingham and
Derby Junction
Hirmingham and
Gloucester
Brandling Junction
Chester and
Birkenhead
Dundee and
Arbroath
Eastern Counties
Edinburgh
Glasgow
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Ayr
Paisley
Greenock
Sos Ll
Grand June
Chester
Crewe
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Selby
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Liverpool
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Birmingham
Blackwall
Brighton
Ditto
Shoreham
Croydon
Greenwich
London and South Western
Manchester, Holton
Bury
Manchester and
Midland Counties
Newcastle and Carlisle
Newcastle and
North Shields
Northern
Eastern
Mysterious Female’s Body Found Off Horsley Down
The body of a about 28 year old woman, long in water, was found near Horsley down. Believed not the drowned seven months ago, the remains remain unowned. Linen marked 1840 K A No 5. Attire described. head hair and skin largely gone. Height about five feet. Inquest adjourned to May 3.
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Horsley Down
Dr Hamilton's Vital Pills Propaganda Miracle Cure
A promotional medical notice extols Dr Hamilton's Vital Pills as a humane, long-tried remedy, claiming extensive private practice endorsement and wide health benefits. It urges trials for chronic ailments and lists wholesale and retail sale details with box prices.
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Hamilton
Simpson and Co
Mile End Road
Trinity
Morison's Hygienic Medicines Depots and counterfeit warning
A listing of principal depots for Morison's Hygeian Medicines in London and vicinity, naming numerous shops and addresses, plus a warning that no agent operates in Farringdon Street and that genuine boxes bear a government stamp in red on white. It notes accredited agents in towns worldwide and monthly publications from the British College of Health.
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Orison
London
Medical Dissenter Office
Strand
Field
Quadrant
Regent-street
Lofts
Park-place
Mile-end-road
Wm Jackson
Cheapside
King-street
Hannay
High Holborn
Wm. Goode
Edgeware Road
James Ellen
Handcourt
Holborn
Chapel
Lombard-street
Cornhill
J. Raines
Newroad
St. George's-in-the-East
Batten
Clapham
Lincoln
Finchley
Law
Grocer
Tab
Hammersmith
Windsor Castle
Marchant
Little Brompton
Hussey
Peckham
Norbury
Brentford
Killick
Dorking
Harrowell
Epsom
Boutter
London-road
Kingston
Morison
British College of Health
Hamilton-place
New-road
King's-cross
N.B
Farringdon-street
Messrs
Pills and Ointment Promoted by Noted Surgeons
An 19th century advertisement touts pills and ointment as a universal remedy for skin diseases, wounds, ulcers and inflammatory conditions. It lists numerous prominent surgeons and medical figures who endorse the product, and notes the pills’ supposed blood-purifying benefits especially for women. Sold from 244 Strand near Temple Bar with multiple price points.
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W.C. Dendy
A.M. Wagner
Edward Binns
R. Bright
J. Howshi Ee
R. A. Stafford
J.C. Taunton
J. King
J. Busk
John Bishop
G. Pilcher
Surrey
A.C. Hutchinson
Royal Metropolitan
Strand
Temple-bar
Analy Vigour: a popular inquiry into premature decline
A Victorian era promotion for a medical pamphlet on sexual debility and its restoration. The ad touts Lecas and Co with London surgeons, listing publishers and multiple booksellers, and urges parents and guardians to seek guidance. It emphasizes moral framing, dangers of licentious practices, and promises remedies. The notice directs consultations at Newman Street.
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C.J. Lecas
Lucas
New Bell
Essrs
Lucas and Co
Newman-street
Oxford-street
London
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le Verredeau
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Charles Edward Lyons
Covent-garden Market
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United States
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Charles M.lean
Fleet Street
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Westminster
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CGM. Fov. voMaive
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Free Hospital