Murders at Stanfield Hall inquest resumes with new clues
Norfolk coroner Mr Preas presides as jurors hear about forged papers and anonymous letters linked to the Stanfield Hall murders. Witness Emily Sandford recounts movements of James Rush, while police uncover seven letters and hidden documents. Verdicts foreseen at next assizes as investigators probe weapons and possible conspirators.
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Wruorpkax
Preas
Norfolk
King’s Head Son
Stanfield Hall
Mia
Jermy
Eliza Chestney
Hows
Rush
Wilson
Pask
James Blomfield Bush
John Cann
Bridewell
Emily Sandford
Assessin
Alexis Didier
Rue de la Grange Battelier
Paris
Norfolk Constabulary
Potash Farm
J. Rush
James Blomfield Rush
London
Isaac Jermy
Mr. Jermy
Susannah Morley
Potash
Mr. Rush
Edward Rush
Potosa Farm
Witherford
Cann
Wymondham
Jermay
William Glasspool
James B
Bryan
F Wan
Rask
Rusk
Saan
Postle
Isaac Jermy Jermy
Norwich
Eliza Chestasy
Leasantly
Ketteringham Lodge
Ths
Miss Sandford
Mise Sandford
Irow Norwich
Savory
Gome
Sre
Henley
Norland Terrace
Notting Hill
Norwich Castle
James Rash
Peel
Edward Bulwer Lytton
Eddward
Caossin Hs
Hea Adde
Baronet
Leominster
Edwand Botwzs
Mancazatza
Jenny Lind
Salis Schwabe
Crompsal Hall
Mr. Seymour
Rendora
Free Trade Hall
Manchester Royal Infirmary
Will
Exeter Hall
Manchester
Birmingham
Royal Hospital
Manchester Guardian
Mixx Fen
Worcester Park
Kingston On Thames
Woking
Weybridge
Chertney
Farnborough
Guildford
Richmond
Brighton
South Eastern
Great Western
North
Time Tables for Sunrise Sunset and High Water
Instructions to compute sunrise and sunset by latitude using Guide books and maps. Includes adjustments by degrees above and below 61 deg 80 min and 51 deg 80 min. Then lists added or subtracted high water times for various ports from London Dock times. Also notes Church calendar and astronomical data for December and January with day length and dawn twilight times.
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Ireland
London Dock
Bristol
York
Gore
Falmouth
Aull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Overland Mail and rebellions in India and China
The Weekly Chronicle reports on unrest in India with Peshawar skirmishes and a growing force under General Whish, plus allied troops gathering near Rores and Lahore. In China, Hong Kong clashes escalate after an incident involving Mr Muir and others, with police and Cambrian crew repelling attackers. calls for caution and stronger measures against hostile actions by Chinese crowds.
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India
China
Peshawar
Moolraj
Mooriss
Rores
Whisb
Modrai
Whish
Auch
Scinde
Generel
Edwardes
Cortland
Wheeler
Lahore
Aghe
Chins
Moother
Hong Kong
Muir
Buckingham
Celestial Empire
Liberal presses in Britain face Tory dominance and shifting public opinion
The Daily Press contrasts with a widening European move toward liberty while British papers swell with Peel party tones. It blasts the Morning Papers for Metternich influence, denounces hostile foreign coverage, and critiques their scant Liberal representation amid a Tory-leaning press landscape.
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Europe
Naples
Austria
Prussia
London
Daily Pipers
Crowhhile
Lagalo
Torylam
Liberal Party
Peel Party
David
House Square
Cos
Metternich
France
London Newspapers and the Public Eye in 1840s Debate
A critique of major London papers from The Leading Journal to The Morning Chronicle and The Daily News. The piece laments party sway and decline of liberal press, noting figures like Lincoln and Smythe, and predicts consolidation, with implications for public opinion and reform.
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Chronicle
Peelites
Liberal
Menars
Lincoln
Herbert
Smythe
France
Montemolin
Cabréra
Nicholas
Kovat
Pope
Paseyites
Belgravia
Jenkins
Weil
England
Morning Herald
Morning Chronicle
Gamp
Globe
London
Ireland Should Reform the Poor Law Not Destroy Lands
A Irish commentary argues against blanket landlord condemnation and urges immediate Poor Law reform. It notes a Dublin guardians meeting advocating a fairer tax system, limiting rates, and protecting those who act responsibly. The piece warns against punitive measures harming honest landlords and calls for legislative change to aid Ireland.
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Ireland
Times
Dublin
Marquis of Westmeath
Montagu Chapman
Trieb
Cavan
Poor Law Commissioners
Street Orderlies of St James Work for Poor and Clean Streets
A London page describes Mr. Cochrane's brigade of street orderlies in black clothing with brushes and dust-pans patrolling Piccadilly. They aim to keep roads spotless, arguing the scheme employs industrious poor and may be cheaper than machines, though it risks sustaining the workhouse for displaced labor.
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Piccadilly
Mr. Cochrane
St. Ann's Pariah
West Riding election pits Denison against Eardley in split vote
A fragment from the West Riding election debate cites a Liberal majority claim of 3000 on the register and reports a Tory poll lead of about 2918. The piece rails at Mr Denison and Mr Baines, praising Catholic spirit and warning the Liberals against religious factionalism.
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Dentaon
Mr. Denison
Culling Eardley
West Riding
Baines
City Wardmotes Elect New Commons and Ward Officers
At St Thomas day elections the city wardmotes re elected many aldermen and chose new members where vacancies arose. Contested wards include Cordwainers Cripplegate Within Farringdon Without and Portacken with candidates named Wilson Bates and Vile among others.
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Aldgate
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Mesara
Tonges
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Tower
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Capel
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Mrr. Murdens
Coleman
Astle
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Afesere
Tress
Clarke
Lamb
Cripplegate
R. L. Wilson
Farringdon Without
Bates
Portacken
Vile
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George Dyson
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the Daily Press
National
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