Prisoner Remanded as Evidence Links Camberwell House to Duke of Normandy Case
In a London magistrates court the prisoner was remanded after witnesses tied him to the Duke of Normandy case. Duke described sightings in a garden and a foreigner’s letter tied to the suspect. Mrs Bridges and Sophia Upton corroborated visits to the Camberwell Green residence, while a clerk connected a clay smear on the prisoner’s shoe to the crime scene.
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Jeremy
Normandy
Sked
Camberwell-greer
Switzerland
Mr. Jereway
London
Rince
Sophia Upton
Duke of Normandy
Therisoner
Camberwell-green
Clarence-place
Mr. Jeremy
Bridges
Johnson
Whyche
Tragic Shipwreck Off Winterton and Local Assaults
Five crew lost from the brig Wonder as rockets failed to save them amid a heavy east wind and surf off Winterton. Nine men and one woman are injured or dead in related wreck events. In Liverpool a vitriol attack injures two sawyers. one may not survive. A shoemaker receives a month of hard labor for mistreatment of his wife. A Mrs Johnson dies after terrier saliva exposure tied to a dog bite scare.
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Wonder
Moss
Hamburgh
London
Winterton
Dennett
Sawyers
Brownlow-hill
Liverpool
O’gorman
Pellew- Street
M‘donald
Dagenham
Griffin
Board of Guardians
Bird
Barkingahs
Chadwell Heath
Powenough-Square
New-street
Fleet-street
George Johnson
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Disease in London: Death Likely From Hydrophobia
An inquest is planned after a pregnant 24 year old woman died, likely from hydrophobia after exposure to a dog. The dog owner Mr Johnson had given the dog to a friend ten miles away before returning home, and two other people reportedly were bitten by the same animal.
Inquests Record Fragment of Hoxton Juvenile Stabbing Case
A Hoxton inquest finds 12 year old Marsh guilty of manslaughter in the death of Ryall after a head wound from a knife. A second inquest reports Accidental death for Joseph Hay after a sister’s plate strike. Multiple inquiries reveal a spectrum of fatal injuries and unidentified outcomes.
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Hoxton
Ryall
Marsh
Lucifer
Newgate
Payne
Bartholomew Close
Joseph Hay
Thomas Williams
Stirling
Grafton Arms
Tottenham Court-Road
John Raphael
Mary Anne Knight
No. 1
Fitzroy-square
Boulogne
Arnott
Anthony Watt
Britannia Terrace
City-road
St. John’s Wood
Rothsay Castle
Sheriff Raphael
Middlesex Hospital
William Bourne
Rupert-street
Haymarket
George-court
Rose and Crown
Carter
James, Kibblewhite
Brunswick-row
Brunswick-street
Blackfriars-road
Christchurch
Menzies
Kibblewhite
Tottenham-Court
T Roop
Christopher Wildman
British Legion
University College Hospital
Gower Street
Finsham
City of London Reform Society rails at corporation excesses
A London meeting of the City of London Corporation Reform Society denounces wasteful spending during the Queen's visit. Speakers accuse common councilors of lavish gifts, expose salaries, and push for a full corporation reform and police consolidation ahead of St Thomas's Day.
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City of London
City of London Corporation Reform Society
Guildhall
James Hannen
Hannen
London
Remembrancer
City’ Works
P. Montague
Hall-keeper
Chamberlain
Ig Meee Ag Len
Adulteration in Drug Trade Revealed By Inquiries
Professor Thomson testified before the Medical Poor Inquiry Committee that traders sort drugs by quality and adulterate many remedies. He cited opium with iron, calomel with barytes, chalk in seamony, and Peruvian bark mixed with charcoal and other substances. He warned that poor customers, especially paupers, are most at risk as prices drive frauds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson
Medical Poor Inquiry Committee
Apothecaries’ Company
London
Alleged Case of Suffocation in City Church Sparks Inquest
The inquest into James Frickey's death at St Michael's church Cornhill resumes. Experiments with a new stove show carbonic acid levels under one and a half percent and the verdict cites death by apoplexy accelerated by impure air. Also notes Legos mayor's oath omission and potential void appointment.
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James Frickey
St. Michael's Church
Cornhill
Cooper and
Brande
Golding Bird
Guy’s Hospital
Cooper
Legos
Holdworth
Wonders and Publications in a Penny London Weekly
A promotional notice for a penny publication titled Wonders and a large literary miscellany called Franklin’s Miscellany. It advertises Tom Jones and The London Free Press priced at a penny or three halfpence, printed in London with continued weekly issues and an emphasis on high literary standards and original genius with weekly author remuneration.
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London Free Press
Tom Jones
Henry Frerpine
The
B. D. Cousins
Duke-street
Lincoln’s« Inn.fields
London
Hed
Hranklin
Franklin
Benjamin Franklin the Younger
List of Books Now Publishing by B D Cousins
A catalog of cheap editions and pocket volumes offered by B D Cousins at Duke Street Lincoln’s Inn London. Includes Volney’s Ruins of Empires, The Moralist, Six Lectures on Charity, The Shepherd, Refutation of Owenism, New Christianity, Eternity of the Universe, Words of a Believer, Legends and Miracles, Zadig, History series, Palmer’s Principles of Nature, Don Juan, System of Nature, Theological Works of Paine, Rights of Man, Age of Reason, and The Vision of Judgment with prices and formats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. D. Cousins
Duke-street
Lincoln’s-inn
London
Volney
Pocket
S. A
Robert Owen
J. E Smith
St. Simon
Price
J. E. Smith
M.A
Voltaire
England
Palmer
Robert Dale Owen
Lord Byron
Thomas Paine
Rights of Man
Watson
Lord Byron Wat Tyler
Robert Southey
Splendid Pictorial Almanace A 1839 Everybody's Almanack
A 1839 almanac advertisement describes an illustrated almanac with life stages from infancy to 100 years, allegorical artwork by Holbein and Landelis, vignettes of seasons, and Time in his Chariot. It notes zodiac border, accurate calendar, life expectancy table, and sales through Sherwood Gilbert Piper Co. and paper agents.
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Verybody
Holbein
Landelis
Jac Callot
Sherwood, Gilbert, Piper, & Co
Paternosterrow
Holbsin
Weekly Chronicle
Sherwood & Co
Mongine Chroniclee
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Jane Myddelton
Common Council
Saul
St. Thomas’s Day
Elliott
Sir Robert Peel
Metropolis
Jobocrats
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John Russell
Lord John
John
Wells
Ryland
Alderman Venables
Peter Laurie
Metropolitan Police
Sir Peter
Marylebone
St.homas
Thomas
Phillips
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
Yorkshire
Lancashire
United Kingdom
Lord Lowther
George Armitage
Hull
Queen’s Ministry
Alice Mann
Central Market
Heywood
Manchester
Hetherington
Strand
Berger
Holywell-street
Cleave
Shoe-lane
Morison
James Morison
Universal Medicines
Moxisox
British College of Health
Hamilton-place
New-road
King’s- Cross
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