Trial of Dwyer for the murder of his child
Edward Dwyer a 25 year old hawker was tried at the Central Criminal Court for the willful murder of his infant child James. Witnesses testified to a domestic dispute at Havill's public house in Tooley Street on October 24 with the child repeatedly hurt and finally knocked against a bar. The jury found him guilty under strong excitement, and the judge sentenced him to death, with a possible later commutation to life imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entral Criminal Court
Stice Denman
Baron Parke
Edward Dwyer
James
Yue
John Spelling
George Havill
Green Bank
Tooley Street
Eo’clock Dwyer
Orderer
Soner
Smer
Mr. E
Lord Denman
Bar
Mr. Payne
Heards
Jes Donovan
Havill’s
Ocr
Ige Havill
King’s Head
Green-bank
Iy-Street
Old Bailey
Rge Tomkins
Havill
Sterwards
Edward Cook
Wilkins
Isoner
Uny
Denman
Clerk of Signs
Peras
Torlible
Surrey
Central Criminal Court
Fatpar
Raz Marrer
Jostas Lovejoy
Clarkson
Mark Lane
House of Correction
Hon. Benton
Mesars
Samuel Canning
Bodkin
Charles Rosenberg
Victor Bohain
Bohain
Courier de l'Europe
Scotland Yard
Vic Stexcy
Jeremiah Cavtor
Henry Harvey
George Knapp
Islington
Doana
Messrs
Payne and
Wilde
Knapp
Harvey
Caylor
Croly
Commissioner Bullock
Alderman Hughes
Lieut
Munro
Thoene
Lieut. Grant
Barnard Gregory
Law Ag
Justice Denman
Justice Coltman
M. Berryer
Lieutenant Munro
M. Berry
Fawcett
Mr. Maule
Lieut. Munro
Maule
Duke of Brunswick
Vallance
Parke
Justice Colman
Her Majesty
Newgate
Vita
Cope
Thomas Jennings
Augusta
Prendergast
Payne
Mr. Platt
Currie
Duke of Branswick
Justice Wightman
Brst
Findlay
Parkins
London
H. J. Fust
Cumberland
India
England
United States
New York
Chancellor Kent
George Best
Marylebone
James Crosby
Charlton-street
Fitzroy-square
Mr. Long
Caroline Hill
Upper Norton-street
Queen’s Theatre
Tottenham Street
Clipstone Street
Cirencester Place
Charles Living
Emily Hill
Cirencester-place
Mary Moses
Broughton
George Howel
Blackfriars Road
Lambeth
Blossom-street
Norton Folgate
City of London
Wandsworth
Bruran Assautt
James Cosgrove
Messrs. Freeman
Battersea
Thomas Nash
Joe
Complainant
Joseph Cattermole
Mr. Clive
Inquiry into Bromley Poor Law Relief Atrocities
An adjourned inquest held at the Black Horse Sidcup examines Maria Plummer 49 wife of a gardener. Witnesses portray gross neglect amid emaciation and illness with surgeon blaming unpaid relief and officials for inaction. The relieving officer Bankes testifies and the jury adjourns to verify a doctor’s letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bromley Union
J. C. Carttar
Kent
Black Horse Inn
Sidcup
Footscray
Maria Plummer
Lord Bexley
Black Horse
Mr. Pritchard
Bankes
Chiglehurst
Sarah Combes
Matilda Herms
William Herrold
Plummer
Deepeaned
R. Bankes
Lord Bexley’s
Mr. Bankes
Trade and market prices across Leeds Manchester and Bradford districts
Trade reports note brisk demand for fancy cloakings shawls and heavy tweeds with rising prices while beavers and pilot cloths move slower. Manchester grey cloth prices rise amid large Ashton turnout. yarns weak. Bradford markets show scarce moreens and reluctance to resume manufacture unless prices improve. A coroner inquiry in Aldersgate Street concludes a newborn’s death resulted from neglect by mother and grandmother, with verdict of natural death but strong blame for neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeds
Manchester
Ashton
Bradford
Orleans
Payne
King’s Arms
Aldersgate Street
Elizabeth Ann Simpson
Littleton Court
Falcon-Square
John Brand
Hackney-road
Thomas Taylor
Lobb
King of Naples urged to acknowledge Isabella amid royal marriage plans
The Siecle reports the King of the Two Sicilies consented to acknowledge Queen Isabella, if she marries a Naples prince, with the French king arranging a double marriage to bolster the new dynasty in Italy. It notes Salic law differs from the pragmatic sanction, affecting succession rights and Naples’ stance, while the Polignac departure and other ministers’ exits shape Paris politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Two Sicilies
d’Aumale
Austria
Isabella
Naples
Spain
Louis XIV
Don Carlos
France
Gazette de France
Prince de Polignac
Bavaria
M. Guernon Sanville
Charles X
Paris
M. Peyronnet
Dustin
Northwall
City of Dublin
Duchess of Kent
Liverpool
Inspector O'Connor
Rounds
Mary-street
O'Connor
David Wilson
Puncheon
Constabulary
Castleyard
Light Dragoons
Horse Artillery
Henry-street
John Clements
Edmonds
Eden Quay
Dublin
Africa
Privy Council
Ilegally
Stats
Waller
Vereker
Royal Visit Sparks Loyal Crowds and Public Notices
The chancellor of the exchequer receives £10 from an unknown donor for conscience sake. A Thursday levee at Drayton Manor shows the Queen and Prince meeting gentry, with the Queen later traveling to Chatsworth amid immense loyalty. National Benevolent Institution notes pension figures and growth. Trafalgar Square revisions draw criticism over equestrian monuments to kings, and court reports cover Central Criminal Court trials, including forgery, embezzlement, burglary, and libel cases with sentencing updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drayton Manor
Chatsworth
R. Peel
Sir R
Lady Peel
Ear Talbot
Tamworth
Derby
Chesterfield
Duke of Devonshire
Duke of Wellington
National Benevolent Institution
Peter Herve
Freemasons’ Tavern
Great Queen Street
Duke of Richmond
Henry Pownall
Levesque
Vivian
J. Pownall
F. Chantrey
George the Fourth
Buckingham Palace
Pall Mall
Charles
Nelson
Whitehall
James
Grinlin Gibbons
Charles the 1St
James the 2Nd
George the
George the 4Th
Trafalgar-Square
National Gallery
Queen's Bench Alleged False Imprisonment Case
Nisi Prius proceedings at Westminster before Justice Wightman. Jeanes sues for alleged false imprisonment against Pearl. Case details include the parties and location, with notes of the Middlesex commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen’s Bench
Jeanes Tase Wife
Pearer
Nittings
Nisi
Damages awarded for false imprisonment in Bermondsey street case
The action sought damages for false imprisonment of the plaintiff's wife. The defendant claimed she was guilty of a felony and justified in detaining her. The jury returned a verdict for damages of one farthing after evaluating the brief custody of about fifteen minutes and the surrounding circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Platt
C. Jones
Bermondsey Street
Jeanes
Pearce
Mr. Pearce
Justice Wightman
Duke OF Brunswick
AGE
QurEn
Howland Orhers
Wordsworth
4Ge
Sergeant Talfourd
Currie
Captain Currie
Polly
Lucy
Baron Andlau
Macheath
Kelly
Charles Frederick Augustus William
Platt
Dennistoun
Grosvenor-placé
Park-street
St. James’s
Park
Birdcage-walk
Astley’s
Surrey Theatre
Mr. Dennistoun
House of Commons
Grosvenor-place
Licouse
France
Brooksbank
Farr
Blunt
Roy
Vallance
Rutherford
Miss Sinclair
Billy
Lord W. Lennox
Mr. Kelly
Mrs. Dennistoun
Stamp-Office
John Hulse
Buckingham Palace
John H. Keen
Mr. T. Watkins
Lady Hope
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Hester
Linois Llinoig
Leeris
Lotes of
Dian
Castle Mation
Dous
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