Inquest On Body Of Train Guard Caldwell Cambridge
August 9 Cambridge reports the death of John Caldwell guard from the Eastern Counties Railway accident. An inquest opened at Town Hall, adjourned to Monday, with evidence on the broken rail, speed, and injuries. Waddington MP among passengers, and Coroner Cooper presiding. The guard died after a compound fracture and brain congestion, with delay to confirm cause.
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Cambridge
Caldwell
Addenbrooke Hospital
Leatf Pest
Cooper
Birouga
Pastey
Board of Trade
Norwich
Waddington
Cambringe
Guildhall
John Caldwell
Adgenbrooke’s Hospital
Tern Counties
C. H. Cooper
Cagh
T. W. T. Wiggins
Western Railway Company
W. Lawford
Newport
Essex
Stoker
Litleborough
Stortford
Wendon
Farnihough
Galfaninch
Weeph Jackson
Brandon
Littleborough
Fes
Pps
Randle
Jackson
Hammond
Brooke's Hospital
Meng
Basing
Lisieborough
Cox
Sugtat
Young
Ars
Hanson
Great Western
Nothet
Inquest Finds Accidental Death After Rail Accident
An inquest near Stortford concluded the death was accidental after a rail incident on a gradient. A deodand of 150 on the engine was imposed, with a plea for faster consolidation, improved posts marking incline starts, and safer train speeds on the line.
Evipence and Other Notices From A Dated Newspaper
The act to admit official documents in evidence is to start in November and not apply to Scotland. Forgers face felony penalties and impounded forged documents may be seized by applicants or presiding authorities. Reports of a cat hunting incident near Chalk Farm show alive cats found with skins removed. A coroner’s inquest at the Mitre, Edgware Road details a young housemaid’s suicide by hanging, ruled temporary insanity. A young woman at the Lord Mayor’s court discussed prostitution and self destruction, with no clear defense given. Weather and harvest reports from across counties describe prolonged rain, poor crops, and fears of late or below average yields. Multiple notes cover livestock, weather effects on crops, and fluctuations in wheat prices. The Woolwich watermen’s annual race drew large crowds despite bad weather, with six cutters competing for a new boat and prize money.
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Scotland
Chalk Farm
Eant
BanDog’s
Mitre
Connaught Terrace
Edgware-road
Hyde-park
T. Wakley, Esq
Anne Browne
Earl of Bandon’s
Conneught Terrace
Tae
Thoreday
Whitby
Mary Whitby
London-bridge
Fong
Shoreditch
Barnet
Brighton Guardian
Suffolk Chronicle
Coventston
Tendring
Heratererp
Porshes
East Sussex
Providence
Sussex Advertiser
Cuetustorn
Essex Herald
Staffordshire Advertiser
Leset
Fylde
Reading
Preston Chronicle
Plymouth
Devon
Somerset
Cambridge Independent
Cork
Fermanagh
South Wales
The
Cambrian
Swansea
Gower, &c
Shrewsbury
Mark Lane
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Ireland
Woolwice
Woolwich
Edward Roands
Henry Davis Fred
Edward Bryant
John Bryant
Thomas Spencer
William Lane
Bryant
Sud
Lixuita Consulan
Hope
Isle of Men
William Baillie
Polkemmet
Baillie
Cripps
Cirencester
Robert Peel
Viscount Melbourne
Curicuzsten
Curengzsten
Thal
Lord Arthur Lennox
Ordnance
Guildhall
H. Silverlock
Arthur Lennox
J. Powell
R. Henry
M'Carogher
Treasury
the Ordnance
College of Maynooth
House of Commons
Maynooth
Chichester
Maldon
Southwark
Benjamin Wood
William Molesworth
Wood
Black
Registration Society
Literary Institution
Borcury Road
E. Cooper
Baronet
William
Pilcher
City of London
D. W. Harvey
Boaides
Sunderland Election Nomination Amid Disturbances and Debates
A large crowd gathered at Sunderland for the nomination of parliamentary candidates. Colonel Thompson and George Hudson led rival camps as banners sparked clashes, police restored order, and Thompson was declared the winner amid strong showings by both sides.
Horrible Murder at Leicester Leaves Woman Dead
A young husband William Hubbard killed his wife Hannah Hubbard in a Leicester tenement after a quarrel over separation. He fled toward the canal, was captured, and later charged with willful murder after witnesses identified a deep throat wound and blood-stained clothing. An inquest and jury verdict followed, with Hubbard remanded for trial amid a tense, crowded scene.
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Lurcestas
Willie Hubbard
Newarkes
Uolun
Birmingham
William Hubbard
Eqranes
Hubbard
J. Gregory
Hannah Hubbard
Jane Hitchins
John Hubbard
Wm. Hubbard
Hubbards
Bill
Hannah
Nizabeth Bates
Houze
John
William
Ann Chesterton
Rascal
Mill Lane
Orange
Elizabeth
Warren
Hlagoah
Hin
Prsoner
Thomas Heighton
John Thornton
St. Mary's Mills
Therisoner
John Cowell
B. C. Chapman
Fayed
Wright
Borough Geol
Bowllog
Pamticutans
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Eastern Counties Railway
Lord Campbell
Jery
Henson
Litrenorouen
Richard Peake
Falcon Inn
C. C. Lewis
General Pasley
Chesterford
Phipps
Lawford
Pasley
Tye Rail
Patley
Sunderland
Wupwaspar Nrows
Par Mament
James Allison
Joseph Simpson
Thompson
Hudson
Durio
Propos
Vais
Joshua Soot
Bag
Blackheath
John Hills
Liberal
Cheera
Mr. Hudson
Fale
George Hudson
England
League
Anti Corn Law League
Air. Hodson
Mr. Cobden
Hodson
Groana
Aito
Resle
Col. Hompson
Col. Thompson
Bridge Hotel
R. R. Moore
Hadaon
Moore
Thureday
Bishopwearmouth
Tife Toll
Hudson. Hudson
L Eder
Leicester