Inquest into Regimental Punishment and Death
Testimony examined how a soldier died after flogging with 25 lashes at a court martial. Witnesses described the punishment procedure, farrier duties, and lack of explicit orders. Doctors noted possible links to moral distress from flogging and confinement, while coroner and jury prepared to reconvene for final verdicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Widonyard
Mr. Clarke
Cieike
Wileon
Wilson
Evane
Clarke
Day
Mr. Wilson
Wright
Ireland
7Th Hussars
Farrier Evans
Hert
White
Jary
Min
Horse Guards
Evans
Wuere
Ferrier
John James Whyte
Goun
Evang
Farrier Critton
Critton
Brighton
Birmingham
Whyte
Elsworth
Hall
Reid
Spo
Fire on Exeter Paddington Express Carriage Till Damages
A carriage of the Exeter to Paddington express caught fire on Saturday due to wheel flange friction. Fire and water damaged part of the carriage and passengers luggage before being controlled. No injuries reported. A builder’s Lisle Street Leicester Square building also partially collapsed early Sunday without injuries. In Scotland, six youths from Pettycur inn boat sank near Inchkeith after striking a rock. two swimmers survived while four perished, including two named railway labourers Scott and Ormiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeter
Paddington
Ward
Lisle-Street
Leicester-Square
Firth
Pettycur Inn
Inchkeith
Scott
Ormiston
Edinburgh
Thames
Savage Corrice
Blonday
William Barrett
Broderip
Strong
Ethelinda Willingale
Raven Street
Whitechapel
Joseph Davis
David Gadeden
Great St. Helen's
Bisbopsgate Street
Mmr. Humphreys
Pelham
Humphreys
David Gadsden
Gadsden and Son
Gadsden and Wainwright
Christie-street
St. George's
Williams, Deacon, and Co
Wainwright and Co
James Gadsden
Williams and Deacon's
Wainwright
Gadsden
Williams
Wmn. Wainwricht
Williams, Deacon
Od Co
Wenesday
Not Guilty in Northern Circuit Rape Case at Barnard Castle
In July 27 proceedings at Duan an Crown Court Mr Justice Wightman presided over a rape case against John Bell a 26 year old master coachmaker of Barnard Castle. The prosecutrix 14 or 15 years old described coercion and violence but the jury returned after an hour with a verdict of not guilty citing reasonable doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Circuit
Duanan
Crown Court
Justice Wightman
John Bell
Jane Stephenson
Otter
Elise
Matthews
Barnard Castle
Staindrop
Oxford
Starronp
Meaper
Lonp Wanp
Maute
Zephaniah Hull
John William Forria
Himley
Gudson
F. W. Lee
Western Circuit
Exeren
Breany
Baron Platt
Samuel Sanders
Mary Matthews
Eliza Sanders
Karalake
Baron
Platt
Samuel Sundera
Tiverton
Clary Matthews
Karslake
Bampton
John Lewis
Lewis
William Wright
Wright
Hawkins
Yeandell
Elizabeth Yeandell
Lewia
Jack
Tiverton Road
Betsy
Harriet Henson
Stone
Exeter
Greenwood
Henson
Police Records of London Trials and crimes in 19th century
A crowded Guildhall scene features embezzlement cases against William Slater age 16 John Slater age 19 and Thomas Stuer age 17 with Meas Keen Tebbutt and Rippen as warehousemen. Alleged forgery and forged acceptances tie to Hugh Stamford Thorn as the suspect. Additional reports cover public house crimes thefts robberies at Marlborough Street and Lambeth with numerous remands and witness testimonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronnixo
Cox
Wardell
Russell
River Lea
Gravesend
London
Pryce Humphrey
Hugh Stamford
St. Knight
D. Birkett
Bellcourt
Mincing Lane
Ivy Cottage
Hamptonwick
Park Street
Grosvenor Aquere
Middlesex
Ivy Cottege
Vyner
Birkestt
Birkett
Stamford
Kemp
Wall
Cross Kvay Square
Little Britain
Chapel Place
Poultry
Nelson-street
City-road
Thorn
James Thorn
Hert Street
Marklane
Kent
Chapel-place
Surbiton
Hampton Wick
Park-street
Grosvenor Square
Burke
Libel Trial Over Times Letter Damages 500 Pounds
The case centers on a libel allegedly printed in the Times accusing Mr Hamilton and Mr Brooke of public money misdeeds and unworthy actions. Witnesses include solicitor A Dobie and Colonel Conolly. verdict favors the plaintiff with 500 pounds in damages plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County OF Donegal
Lreron
Lisei
Hasitton
Houcutox
Norman
Alexander Hamilton
John Houghton
Times
the Times
England
Trish
Hanmilton
Win
Commission of the Peace
Hamil Cheater
Hampshire
Wilka
Old Bailey
Hardwick
Houghton
Flamilton
Wallace
Francis Garland
Dehauch
Murdock
Apgs
Regent-street
London
Times Office
Bank of England
A. Dobie
Colonel Conolly
M.P
Brooke
Hamilton
Cess
Banagh
Torrens
Hyde Park Clock and hoax tales from Exeter
A column notes the Hyde Park clock in disrepair with a night glow and a ballad of gloom. It then recounts a hoax at Exeter where a man posed as a railway contractor to gain a host’s hospitality and money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
Javater
Hyde Park Corner
Exeter
Hong
Jeremy Diddler
Louder
Leeds and Manchester Rail Deposits Ordered Paid Out of Court
In the Vice Chancellors Court before Sir J Shadwell the motion of counsel resulted in the deposits held by the Accountant General's office for the Leeds and Thirak Branches and Extension Railway Hill and the Manchester and Midland Junction Railway Bill to be ordered paid out of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturnas
J. Shadwell
Accountant General's Office
Leeds and
Thirak
Railway Hill
Inquest on Five Month Old Jane Carpenter at Jolly Weavers
Deputy coroner William Baker held an inquest at St Luke's on Jane Carpenter who died from starvation after premature weaning. Post mortem by J Courtenay found emaciation but healthy organs. Verdict blamed death on exhaustion from diarrhea due to premature weaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Fitzgibbon
Ellen Conney
Boden
Gulliver
White
Benton’s Court
Hoxton
Joln’erow
St. Luke's
Baden
Posvasion
Itmself
Conney
Ann Vaughan
Broughton
Shaughnessy
Lynch
Cummings
Margaret White
Hannah Barker
George Barker
Holywell Lane
Shoreditch
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Leary
H 129
Mrsa. Haywood
Featherstone Street
Thomas Vale
Bower
Curtain Road
Vann
Thomas
Mary Fitzgibbon
Daniel
Edward Clarke
Patrick Shaughnessy
William Lynch
William Cummings
Sarah Bo-reu
Sergeant Lambert
N Division
North Place
Kingsland Road
Dean
E. Smith
Northplace
Deator
Giarrova
Teetotalers mock Prince Albert toast plan in Liverpool letter
The Daily News reports a Liverpool Total Abstinence Society meeting condemned rising drunkenness tied to royal health toasts. They propose an address to Prince Albert, joking about drunk in toast and water and suggesting ginger beer patronage while sparing other royals and the Army Navy and Church from censure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily News
Liverpool
Prince Albert
Albert Misturo
Hunder
Church
Puck
Also Mentioned on This Page
Assize Intelligence
Mansion House
CanseEx
Duncan
Broad Street
Alderman Wood
Great Western Railway
Brentford
Maidenhead
Hounsow
Marylebone
Joseph Cox
H. Hareford
A. York Terrace
Regent’s Park
High-street
Wyness
Tottenham Street
Clare Kanwell
Elizabeth Young
Trinity-Street
Islington
Pratt
Mountrow
Liverpool Road
Ellen Macaffray
Edmund Bi‘Mullen
King’s Arms Public House
Whitecross Street
Geome
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
G. Clarke
Mesars
Cubitt
Gray's Inn
Reed
Mary Anne Harvey
Union Place
Bouthware
Mary Dempsey
George Street
Blackfriars Road
Cottingham
Sabe
Surrey Chapel
River
20 L
Checole
Cuttingham
Dixon
Lambeth
Maninonoven House
Peckham
Agars
William Hutchinson
G.C. Norton
Marlborough House
Mr. Richards
Stedet
Amile
Johanna Sentheote
Kensington Commons
E. Lonegan
Waterford
Win Tay
Beatkield
Tonbridge Wels
Lewes
W. J. Cantelo
Eastern Counties Railway
Mindtown
Ciasile
New York
Utuler
Senate of
Maine
Mexico
Parker
Remuendser
Sisters of Mercy
Grikib i
Elles
Graham
St. John's
Letss
Sauett
Utnest
Caith Israel
Miss Gratiam
Superis
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