Death by own action of Sir Henry Webster Surfaces in Inquest
An inquest at Sir Henry Webster's Grosvenor Square home probes his death from wounds self-inflicted during a period of melancholia. Witnesses describe medical visits, a near concealed dagger, and the coroner's verdict of death by self-inflicted wounds while he was temporarily insane.
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David Urquhart
New Archangel
Russia
England
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Central Asia
Turkey
Egypt
House of Correction
Death of an Aged Lady from Destitution at Hospital
An inquest at University College Hospital investigated the death of Lydia Ann Downes a ~60 year old woman. She lived in Se Somerset Street paying two shillings quarterly, left debts including 23,000 in chancellor notes, and faced extreme poverty with no food or clothing. The coroner noted probable death from exhaustion due to deprivation. verdict was death from natural causes with insufficient proof of starvation.
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T. Wakley
University College Hospital
Lydia Ann Downes
Francis Cook
Johnson Street
Somerstown
Northamptonshire
Abe
Strand
Sadler
Pearoth
Livia Axx Downes
P.S
Newmarket
Red Hart
Epirote
Cocoa Nut
Cosabhia
Clementina
Slander
Brown Bess
Epsom
Goodwood
Humdrun
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Duke of Richmond
Nat
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Jollity
Jinglepot
Thin Lot
Garry Owen
Payne
Moatyn
Clementine
Brown Rose
Stender
Match
Mr. Merton
Ides
Barnes
Queen
R.C
J. Hawley
Wea Lind
G. Barbe
Moore
Welfdog
Miltown
Hp Gelee
Lord Spencer
Tyon
Lagat Sylvanus
Lagat Ulysses
Oaks
Lagat Brown Bess
Wesleyan Committees Adjourn Education Measure Opposition
The United Committees of Privileges and Education met to review the dep u tation report on education reform. They report reduced objections after Council explanations, outline safeguards for Wesleyan schools, and advise no further connexional opposition, reserving future effort. The note, dated April 16, 1847, is from Wesleyan Centenary Hall in London.
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Committee of Council
Pew
Wesleyan Education Committee
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Committee of Privy Council
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ITI
United
House of Commons
Witt Atherton
Chantys Prest
Groxzoz Oszons
Jonx C. Pexpetty
Tuomas Vaary
United Committes of
Wesleyan
Bishopugate-Street
London
Great City Meeting Backs Government Education Plan
A public London meeting of bankers, merchants, and tradesmen at London Tavern endorsed the government education scheme. Speakers argued for broader access to elementary instruction, warn of moral decline, and urged support for inspectors and state aid while defending religious liberty.
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City of London
London Tavern
Bishopsgate Street
E. Buxton
J. Lloyd
W. Wilson
Chapman Marshall
London
Lisadeff
Alderman Thompson
Great Britain
Counnties
Middlesex
Temosh Jones Loyd
Bir
Malex
Llandaff
Thar- Ieee Cae
Jorate
Waoh
3John Labouchere
Waa
Russell
Bishopsgate
J. D. Powlan
New Steam Boat Pier Opens Toll Free at Pimlico
Notice reports the steam boat pier at St George's Square Pimlico opening on Thursday without tolls for landing and embarking. The long list of items covers gas explosion at Globe Tea Warehouse in Strand, railway traffic receipts, Paris intelligence, Newmarket Spring Meeting results, and local court proceedings with detailed race outcomes and fines.
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St. George's Square
Thames Bank
Pimlico
Thoraday
TRE Sraavn
Globe Tea Warehouse
No. 20
Strand
Hungerford Street
Arthur Fuzzey
Fursoy
India. The Overland Mail and Punjab Conspiracy
From the Punjaab details of the Trej Singh conspiracy emerge daily. Akhaloca zealots in Lahore threaten assassinations. British forces stay alert. Akhbar Khan’s death is reported but unconfirmed. Bombay and Calcutta discuss opium actions and demurrers. Sikh guns arrive in Calcutta. funds pledged for distressed Scotch and Irish. The news blends political crisis, court rulings, and troop movements with social events such as a new theatrical show.
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Bombay
Punjaab
Trej Singh
Lahore
Akhbar Khan
Wazeer
Dost Mahomed
Cabul
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Meanes
Dobbs
Aame
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Tale
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Simla
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Presidency
Her Majesty
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Morse
Willoughby Cotton
England
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Terma
Leadenhall Street
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Hyderabad
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3D Light Cavalry
Sotle
Hooghly
Thomas M'Mahon
M‘mahon
W. Cotton
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Mahaboleshwar Hilla
Marie
Madras
E. Perry
D. Pollock
Calcutta Star
John Grant
Dum Dun
Mahomed Akhbar
Jellalabad
Mahomed Aishbar
Khoord Cabul
Thunderbolt wreck feared after Cape Recess collision
A Cape of Good Hope dispatch reports Her Majesty's steamer Thunderbolt struck a rock near Cape Recess and began sinking. Despite pumps, leakage rose five feet, causing extensive damage. efforts to land cargo and lighten the ship continued, with some hope of salvage emerging as pumps and onshore measures were organized.
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Eastern Province Herald
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Simon's Bay
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Landman
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Henry Pottinger
George Berkeley
Thuradsy
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G. Slater
Morley
Umzimwooboo
Ann
Bontingville
John Ford
Lucas
Waterloo Bay
Sutton
Eilands River
Wreck of the Rochester and Emigrant Losses
The American ship Rochester of 800 tons bound from Liverpool to New York with about 300 emigrants struck a bank off Blackwater and wrecked. All aboard were saved, aided by townspeople and officials who provided shelter, warmth, and food. relief workers organized as the incident unfolded.
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New York
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Thomas Brennan
Nicholson
C. As. Walker
F. le Hunte
Air
Richard Davereux
White, Lacy
Ao Helpless
Denas
Formaltog
Hogues
Nina
Casey
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