Press and the Royal Prerogative in the Times clash
A reader attacks the Times for its asserted control over the Crown's judiciary, arguing the paper overstretches power, misstates facts, and pressures government. The letter contends ministers and Mint officials face misused press influence and calls for clear legal standards, condemning sensationalism and urging fair inquiry.
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Another assassination in Drury Lane ends in capture
A 16 year old, John Graham, is arrested after a pistol shot in Drury Lane wounds Thomas Blewett, a lithographic printer. Blewett, 36, from White Horse Yard, is taken to King’s College Hospital with a ball through the right nipple. Graham claims accident. police and witnesses corroborate the shooting occurred near Morgan’s cook shop.
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Parliamentary inquiry and London court notices
A Friday session of a committee in the House of Commons led by Lord Courtenay examined evidence from Mr Munday and other Andover Union figures about pauper treatment and a recent governance dispute. The same issue featured on the Westminster stone wharf accident causing two deaths and several serious injuries.
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Palmeraton receives autograph letter from French king
The article notes Lord Palmeraton receiving an autograph reply from the King of the French to his prior letter about the Fontainebleau assassination attempt. It also reports on the death of General Baron Meunier in Paris at age 72, with a brief mention of his war record and his wife, a daughter of painter Davie.
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