The Great Britain Ship Fever in Canada and Emigration Plight
Reports describe continuing typhus and congestion fever among emigrants arriving in Canada. Quarantine facilities at Grosse Isle overflow, with two thousand patients and mounting deaths. Ships from Britain carried infected passengers in foul conditions, sparking broad criticism of emigration management and calls for tighter home screening and government action.
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Grosse
Vngts
Quebec
St Lawrence
Man
Wisco
Canada
Reig
Atlantic
S. Lawrence
Bay
Great Britain
England
Grosse Isle
Montreal
Mor Caveé
Grease Isle
Bes
Ireland
Liverpool
Sligo
Usly
The
of Commona
Erating Commission
Isle
T&g
Serious Charge of Will Forgery at Bath Magistrates
The Bath magistrates investigated a will forgery case involving four named suspects, including Jobo and Daniel Davis Ford, John Lewis, and Frances Garland. William Slack of Bathwick died July 2, 1845, after a long illness, amid alleged forged codicils and a fraudulent will dated December 16, 1845. Witnesses claimed signatures and handwriting forged and pieces of the will found at the female prisoner’s home. multiple delays and absences hindered proceedings, but the court committed the prisoners for trial.
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Bath
Jobo
Daniel Davis Ford
John Lewis
Frances Garland
Demrd
William Slack
Bathwick
Balb
Quiet Street
Dowding
Wintle
Slack
Registrar of Doctors’ Commons
John Ingledon
B.A
Bristol
Tagledon
Mant
Stephen Ford
Jacob Stoodley Manning
Walls Road
Jann Ford
Henry Mant
Lewis
Ford
Mr. Stack
J. S. Maxping
Mr. Mant
Manning
Baty
London
Variovca
Daniel Davia Ford
Jobs Les Is
John Ford
Poisoning case ends in coroner inquiry at Liverpool
A coroner's jury investigates a poisoning in Wagxington involving the death of Jon Marber a 31 year old file maker. Ann Mather the widow is charged with murder after arsenic was found in the stomach and evidence shows prior purchases of poison to kill bugs. The inquest returns a verdict of wilful murder against the widow and she awaits trial.
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Wagxington
Jon Marber
Ann Mather
Fureaiers
Kampaure
Jones
Seesiona House
R. B. Brett
Liverpool School of Medicine
Jane Houghton
Withras
Tring
Tring So She Pulled Out A Paper Which She Gave Witters
Ann Nether
Comion Brezes
London
C. Knight
Hampton Curt Palace
Isle of Thanet
Margate
Beavongate
Manchester
Norwich
George I
Duke of Bridgewater
Brindley
Worsley
Salford
Hollingferry
Irwell
Stretford
Ruscomn
Liverpool
Mersey and Irwell
Manchester, Burton, and Hury
Manchester, Ashton, and Oldham
Manchester and Rochdale
Smyrna
Levant
Arksright
Bngland
Lancashire
John Kay
Robert Kay
England
Wyatt
Paul
Arkwright
Leigh
Kay
Warrington
Highs
Sgreaves
Nottingham
Peel
Staffordshire
Blackburn
Maachinery
Charles J
Bustinghouse
Oxford
Charles T
Lenthal
Commons
Charles L
Glocester
New England
Lord
Lady Russell
Tae Rocgeaten Hsaoine
Sarah Rogera
Tucker
Poictiers
Chatham
Grerartan
Gibraltar Chronicle
Iam
Melage
Europe
Ball Dog
Infonirroma
Algesiras
Gaditano
Cunen d’'Ornano
Key
Suor Buningas
Thomas Downman
C.B
K.C A
Wooleich
Wether Laith
Artillery
Chalmer
Aesistant
Artilery
Hardioge
R.H
Beat Tedia Company
Worning
Shoeburyness
Mr. Hale
Royal Horse Artillery
Her
Boxer
Abes
Theen
Hale
Southend
Woolwich
Royal Arsenal
Hardinge
Second Report on Criminal Law Select Committee Views
A lengthy critique of the Lords Select Committee on Criminal Law’s second report argues the document is unsatisfactory, noting its reliance on routine perspectives from magistrates, judges, gaol officials, and even foreign correspondents. It highlights findings on transportation versus imprisonment, prison discipline, solitary confinement limits, and juvenile reform, urging reform with emphasis on education, reformatories, and progressive probation rather than harsh punishments.
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Cooxta
Bloomshers Court
Frye Lives Savepay
Fiat Escare
Barlow Street
High Street
Marylebone
Rames
Royal Society
Robert Hutchins
Scotland
Bonouin
Great Britain
Select Committee of the Lords
Mioda
United Kingdom
England
Ireland
High Court of Justiciary
Hope
France
Desares
Aes
Cormitting
Maclice
Liverpool
Birmingham
Manchester
Deaistrates
Parkhurae
Swithin
Reformatory
Euch
Christiania
Norway
Bagnes
Travaux
Pentonville
Parkburt
Stretton
Dunsmore
Warwickshire
Horn
Hareborg
Mettray
Moat
Daily News
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Lees
Liverpool Albion
Tena
Claxton
Rin
Gibba
Bright
Ant
Dundram Bay
Tasc
Bellemy
Birkenhead
Kingstown
Megay
Dundrum Bay
Literary Chronicle
Favet
Carl] Simrock
D. J. P. Crackford
Enq
Beaury
Geshe
Guéde
Faust
Caspan
Bean
Iorensa
Cat
Poodle
Caspaz
Sprerra
Tron
Ateol
Caspan Theo
Perlappe
Perlippe
Pepion
Parxor Ceantes
Velasquee
New Bond Street
Fine Arts Journel
Velatg 2
Prince Charles
Fios Arce Journal
Auele
Carlier
Waterloo
H.G. Bohn
Maxwell
India
Anna's of Our Warfare Since the Taking of Springspatem
Jenny Lind
Mra
G. J. Baynes
Simpkin
Marshall
J. Baynes
Lagnes
Pies IX
Vacuous
Waxhorn
G. Beyter
Waghorn
Wagborn
Exeter
Hicka
Bavi
Cameo
Wells
Redleaf
Kent
Guida
Thomas Fuervace
Leedseer, Stanferd, Collins, Wilkie
Houma
Musicias
First Royal Regiment
Stegent Road
Sli
Or Bignor Curtaldini
Bellforthwith
Signor Cagtaldini Ia
Castaldini
Bell
Manchester Guardian
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