Escapee from Tower captured after alleyway sting
The prisoner, after a bold escape aided by a woman who tracked him to South Street Walworth, was seized with two private accomplices guided by the woman. A letter from the Tower detailing the escape was found. The two awaiting capture are believed to be in London. The prisoner is to be tried by court martial. Green witch Greenwich magistrates hear a violent assault case involving Bill Yeoman.
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Serjeant
Pearson
America
Jersey
Walworth
London
Tower
Greenwich
Joseph Favier
Bill Yeoman
Joseph
Sam
Spalpeen
Bill Hartigan
Bill
Yoland
Asuiey
Cooper
Green
Ypland
London Morning Paper
Graham and Co
Holborn
Hannay and Co
Oxford Street
Johnston
Cornhill
Dorday
Bridge-house-place
Newington-causeway
High-street
Shadwell
Ile
N.B
Messia
Followay
Herbert Mayo
F.R.S
Middlesex Hospital
King’s College
Thomas Holloway
H. Mayo
George-street
Hanover-square
Holloway
Universal Family
Her Majesty
B. C. Brodie
Fire at baker shop destroys bakehouse at Stepney green
A Sunday blaze tore through Mr. Perachon's bakehouse at Adelaide Place Stepney green causing total loss while nearby homes were at risk. Fire engines from Wellclose Square attended but not required. The owner reportedly lacks insurance.
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Perachon
Adelaide Place
Stepney-green
Wellclose Square
John Bunbrow
Blucher’s Head
Romford
J. Begg
Cval
Joseph
Sunderland
Brighton
Copperas Gap
Begg
Southwick
Adur Cottage
Tate
Sussex Agricultural Express
Mr. Scott
Maidstone
Gillingham
Chatham
Thistlewood
Dartmouth Arms
Fitz‘patrick
Scott
George Davies
Col. Best
Eckington
Chesterfield
North Midland Railway
Richard Sanderson
Long Sutton
Lincolnshire
Rottenthee
John Guest
Witty
Sandersen
Inquest Details of Gruesome Wounding Case and Mitcham Death
The article reports a brutal beheading style injury and a crowd of suspects led to Chesterfield for coroner's inquest. It recalls a Mitcham field death with a decomposed body, missing coat and watch, tied to a wife identifying clothes and a Budd family link. Also notes Thames police court fines for steamship captains over speed and a Hyde Park assault by two men stealing a purse and papers.
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Thomas White
Barlborough
John Turner
Eckington
Guest
Chesterfield
Sanderson
Lady Sitwell
Mitcham
Budd
Thames
Waterman’s Company
London-bridge
Limehouse Reach
Hicaway
Samuel Thomas Brooks
Hyde Park
Cumberland-gate
Inquest Reopened Over Barxine Creek Drowning Case
Coroners at Woolwich reopen the Barxine Creek inquest into the deaths of Sloper and Jackson after a vessel collision by Durham colliery. Jurors clash with delays, threats of imprisonment, and adjournment plans as witnesses arrive and a key juror is absent. A second inquest at Hyde Park Corner concerns John Turner who died amid family conflict and self inflicted harm.
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Faral
Barxine Creek
Sloper
Jackson
Woolwich
Durham
Stockport
Carttar
Nicholls
Chiselhurst
Maidstone
Geveral
Mr. Nicholls
Higgs
St. George’s Hospital
Hyde-park-corner
John Turner
James Lawes
Wilderness Row
Chelsea
British Legion
Evans
John
Peter
Peter Turner
Lawes
Tempers Flare at Hull Steamboat Inquest and Public Aid Debate
The report recalls a prolonged coroner inquest into a Hull steamboat disaster with verdicts of accidental death and deodand, plus criticism of boiler safety and water spaces. A Boston union debate follows over whether to keep a disabled man in the workhouse or release him for aid. The Royal William steamer returns from New York amid public excitement, while Parliament’s recent session notes end with days of sittings and lengthy records.
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Lawes
John Cramer Chappell
Victoria Steam-Bost
Baker
Deverill
Beadle
Donnell
Jacob Heavens
James Young
William Colville
Jacob Asher
George Clay
Alias Hutchcroft
William M‘kinla
John M‘donald
James Wilcox Derrington
David Napier
Mr. Seaward
Bell
Victoria
Brown
West
Hall
L. Jacobs
Dickenson
Blackfriars Road
Peter Mellish
Andrew Brown
Hull Steamboat Company
Court of Queen’s Bench
Jacobs
London
Eagle
Boston Union
Brothertoft
Barber
Boston
Frampton
Mr. B
Gee
Roy
Matthew “Robinson
T. Gee
New York
Liverpool
Telegraph
Royal William
Swainton
Holyhead
George’s
Clarence Dock
Bootle Bay
Prince’s
Clarence-dock
Clarence Parade
the George's
Shakspeare
Mersey
Swainston
J. C. Shaw
City of Dublin Company
Lords
Commons
Dolore Voluptas
Kfor
Messrs
Goss
Royal College of Surgeons
Messra. Goss and Co
Goss and Co
M. R.C. Surgeons
Lancaster-place
Strand
Paternoster Row
Grimstone's Eye Snuff advertised with royal patronage and testimonials
The notice touts Grimstone's Eye Snuff under royal patronage with endorsements from medical men and a surgeon. It quotes a Bangor customer claim of near total vision restoration and urges local agents to stock the product priced from 1s 3d to 8s.
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William Wright
H.R. H
Duchess of Kent
Grimstone
G. J. Guthrie
Penryn Arms Hotel
Bangor
Dublin
Heywood
T.m. Grimstone
Broad-street
W. Bicknell
W. Grimstone
Bloomsbury
King-street
Long Acre
London
Grinstone
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Lajor
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Sanger