Wreck of the Royal George guns finally recovered
Divers concluded searches for offensive guns on the Royal George after over six weeks of work. Since 1782, 86 guns have been recovered in total by Deane and Pasley with divers and engineers, while vast quantities of gunpowder and iron ballast were removed. The wreck site was cleared and buoy removed, enabling routine anchorage use at Spithead.
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Charles
Anthony Deane
Bramah
Dean
Board of Ordnance
Pasley
Royal Engineers
Hutchinson
Royal and East India Company
Royal Navy
Spithead
Priddy’s-hard
South-western Railway
Woolwich
Portsmouth
Purdo
Hyde Parker
Admiralty
Charles Anthony Deane
Daniell
Her Majesty
Symonds
Royal and Honourable East India Company
John Clewitt
Taylor
Blakey
Railway Traffic And Inquest At Pimlico
A summary of weekly returns for 44 railways shows a total passenger count over 300,214 on 32 lines and overall passenger receipts plus goods revenue total 84,340 pounds. An inquest at the Monster public-house Pimlico into J Hmans death after a hogshead rolled onto him delivers an accidental death verdict and notes the road’s dangerous condition. A major fire at Mrs Elizabeth Wilson’s Foster Lane warehouse destroys stock, with extensive damage to nearby properties, and authorities report damages exceeding 10,000 pounds.
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Railway Journal
Higgs
Monster
Pimlico
J. Hmans
Soames
York Street
Westminster
Anne Tugg
Neathouse-row
Freman
Tre City
Elizabeth Wilson
Priest-court
Foster-lane
Fosterwine
Watling-street
Are Brigade
Braidwood
Dowding
Fogo
Farringdon Street
West England
Messrsutton and Co
Inder, &c
Teague
Coroner’s Inquests Report In Dublin Dead Surgeons and Servants
In Dublin coroner J. E. Hyndman held inquests on the bodies of James Dillon surgeon, Charles Thornton servant, Hugh McCaughrey former clerk, and private Springthorpe of the 34th regiment. Verdicts cited death by self‑murder in derangement and death by injuries from a fall and hemorrhage. Witnesses described mental distress, bodily trauma from a window fall, and laudanum to explain one death.
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J. E. Hyndman, Esq
Lower Dominick.street
James Dillon
Ellen Wyse
Ballymahen
M‘carthy
Ballymahon
Patrick Keegan
Lungford
Mullinger
Witness
Dublin
No. 33
Lower Dominick Street
Rascal
Witnness
Leeson
Hyndman
Fitzwilliam.street
Charles Thornton
New Street
Hugh M‘caughrey
Busby
Blackpits
Royal Barracks
34Th Regiment
Springthorpe
Airy
Burial row over Wells minister refuses Christian rites
The Patriot reports a Wells clergyman refused to bury H Crossman son of Baptist minister, saying baptism is necessary for salvation. A funeral procession, led by Rev J Chapman Davie, gathered nearly a thousand residents. service at the Baptist chapel followed by a silent burial at the churchyard, amid public sympathy and protests against the ministerial stance.
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Wells
City of
H. Crossman
Crossman
J. Chapman Davie
Baptist Chapel
Davie
Prosecution of Me O Connell Postponement of Trial
The Court of Queen's Bench postponed the trial of the O Connell case from December to January. The attorney general agreed to move the trial on January 15 to allow a fuller jury panel and more time for defense. The judges stressed the need for impartial justice and a fair opportunity for both sides to present evidence.
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Dusfix
Court of Queen's Bench
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Justice Crampton
Court of Queen’s Bench
Justice Burton
Justice Perrin
Steele
Hr. Henn
Q.C
Traverser
Henn
Dublin
O’connell
Darrynane
Goodall
Bow-street
W. B. Hoggett
Strand
London
New Road
Mr. Huggett
New-road
Stainer
Huggett
Montserrat
West Indies
Bristol
Winchester Street
Pentonville
Harris
Southampton
Castle of Winchester
Devonshire
Castle of
Exeter
John Taylor Coleridge
Knt
Cresswell Cresswell
Queen's Bench
Banco
Wencester Chronicle
Sarita
Arrowsmith and
Kwicht
Worcester Chronicle
Smith
Overbury
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Gentleman
Kelly
Dodd
Maxham
Texas
Jolly Tar
Rossignol
Mazham
Warren
Platt
Hopes
Solicitor General
Webb Hodges
Worcestershire
Robins
Tha
Dudley Bank
Hodges
Mr. Robins
Mr. Hodges
Nisi
City of London
Blackwall Railway Company
Aldgate
Common Pleas
Gnrecory
THE
Brunswick
Sergeant Shea
Justice Coltman
Court OF Exchequer
Healy
Mr. Newton
Baron Parke
Baron Gurney
Mr. Ogle
Dauncey
Hill
Warwick
Greenwich pensioner killer charged after fatal hospital quarrel
James Arnold, a Greenwich basket maker, was charged with killing John Joliffa, a 70 year old Greenwich hospital pensioner and his father in law. The incident followed bread meat and beer at the West Gate. Surgeons noted pensioners often die from minor blows due to organic disease. Arnold remanded on coroner’s inquest result, bail set at £50 with two sureties of £25 each.
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Balguy
City Police Committee
Guildhall
Bank of England
Omnibus
Rople
Moorgate
Lothbury
Paddington
Corney
Police Committee
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Bow Street
John Connolly
Jardine
St. Giles’s
Hermitage Street
Green Street
Queen Square
James Panch
Burrell
Theresa Piece
Newgate
James Arnold
Greenwich
John Joliffa
Greenwich Hospital
Dimwell
Royal Hospital
Jeremy
William Carles
Astley’s
Union Hall
Symons
Nelson Square
Elizabeth Davis
Nelson-square
Carlos
Astley
Davis
Manly Health Sold By Lucas & Co In London Ads
An 9th edition guide titled Anly Health offers remedies for premarital sexual excess and related debility. It promises restoration of vigor and moral courage, with instructions for treatment and addresses for Lucas and Co in Newman Street Oxford Street London and various distributors in Britain and Ireland.
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Lucas & Co
London
Newman-street
Oxford Street
Brittain
Paternostertow
J. Gordon
Leadenhall-street
G. Mansell
King-street
Southwark
C. Westerton
Parkside
Knightsbridge Field
Quadrant
Regent-street
Huett
Princes-street
Leicester Square
T. Sawler
Counier-office
St. Ann's-square
Manchester
W Howell
Dale-street
Liverpool
W. Wood
High-street
Birmingham
W. and
H. Robinson
Greenside-street
Edinburgh
T. Price
Dame Street
Dublin
Lucas
New Bell
Messrs. Lucas and Co
Oxford-street
Burgess
Medical Bookseller
Coventry-street
Haymarket
Barth
Brydges-street
Strand
Mann
Cornhill
Strange
Paternoster-row
Guest
Bull-street
Sawler
St. Ann's. Square
Philip
South Castle-street
Annin and Co
Gratton-street
Bolster
Cork
Henderson
Belfast
Drummond
Blair-street
Manhood and its Causes Promised Restoration Guide
An ELEVENTH EDITION advertisement for a controversial treatise by J L Curtis and Company addressing sexual health, excess habits, and marital guidance. The notice lists prices, publishers, and multiple reviews praising the work for general readers and parents, plus a request for patient case details and a £1 consultation fee.
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Messrs. Curtis
Old England
Essex
Herts Mercury
Messrs. Curtis and Company
No. 7
Frith-street
Soho-square
London
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