Murder at Salford New Bailey Prison Hospital
A Saturday incident at Salford New Bailey Prison hospital ends in the fatal stabbing of inmate William Tweedale by fellow prisoner William Clapham. Clapham, 23, reportedly confessed vague thoughts, described a drowned man near Lincoln, and seized an iron bar before killing Tweedale during a disturbance in ward No 4. Guards detained him as others witnessed the brutal assault and reported his threat to die.
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Len O'Clock
William Farnibaugh
John Young
The Whitechapel Distillery Case Dispute Continues
A Times correspondent reports on the long running Whitechapel distillery case. The Crown’s actions keep the plant idle, workers out, and stock tied up as the Excise pressures block license renewals and permit issues despite a prior £10,000 settlement and a verdict against the defendants for no fraud.
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Excise
Officers of Excise
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George Smith
James Smith
J.S. Smith
The
Times
Latest intelligence on Denman and Windsor inquests
Reports recount Lord Denman saluting from a window during Sir Robert Price procession, with three cheers for his celebrated life. An inquest at Windsor Borough Gaol into a newborn found dead in a Spring Gardens privy heard testimony from Susan Douglas and others before a Berkshire jury. The verdict was wilful murder against the girl.
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Hereford Times
Windsor
Thomas Marlin
Charles Alder
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Alder
Susan Douglas
Geoler
Geoffrey Pearl
Jane Alder
Sagan Douglas
Pearl
Cesspool
James Dobson
Mire
Easin
Egainst
Reading
Berkshire
Wokingham
Day
Fatal Accident on the Northern and Eastern Railway
A catastrophic railway wreck near Littleborough on the Northern and Eastern line kills a stoker and injures several, with a guard and driver surviving. General Pasley leads an official inquiry. blame centered on excessive speed down the incline and a damaged rail, while the coroner investigates the stoker’s death.
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Cheaterford
Litteborough
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General Postoffee Guard
Richard Peake
Falcon Inn
Littleborough
Cambridge Hospital
Saffron Waldon, &c
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Farncough
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Trafic Department
Essex Constabulary
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Chesterford
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Lawford
Haneon
Essex
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Jackson
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Jankson Jeikson
Randall
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Young
Shoreditch Terminae
Farnthough
Locomotive Department
Wenden
Pesley
Law
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Claus
Leon
Fuenibough
Theo
Stuker
Farnibaugh
General Pauley
Mr. Phipps
General Pasivy
Peel
Prorogation of Parliament in Royal Throne Speech
The United Kingdom Parliament was prorogued today with a Speech from the Throne. Crowds gathered despite bad weather as the state carriage reached Buckingham Palace and the royal procession moved to the House of Lords amid guards, gun salutes, and cheers. Her Majesty the Queen, with Prince Albert, took the throne, the Commons summoned, and the Royal Speech read after a brief address by the Speaker.
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Augusus Clifford
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Address by the Speaker on Parliament's Session Closure
The speaker thanks members for zeal and assiduity in public welfare subjects and notes assent to bills remitting duties, easing capital and skill use in manufactures, and tax reductions. He vows to implement educational measures in Ireland, praises foreign assurances, and mentions a slave trade convention with France while urging loyalty, contentment, and divine blessing for public welfare.
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