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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 27, 1840

Page

6

Death from Want Inquest on Mary Quinlan in St George's East

An inquest at the Captain Cook tavern on Marman Street heard how Mary Quinlan an Irish widow aged 53 died after distress and lack of nourishment. Witnesses described her destitute state, removal to St George's parish and Wapping, and delay in seeking relief. the coroner noted neglect and the jury returned a verdict of natural death accelerated by want of nourishment and comforts.

Captain Cook Marman-street St. George'’s-in-the-East Baker Mary Quinlan Witness Wapping St. George Garrett St. George's Parish Catherine Bird Warren-square St. George's Rock and Cowles Mons LE Dray Monsieur le Dray Europe Newman-street Oxford-street Paris N.B

Death of a Religious Enthusiast Inquest Verdict Natural Death

An inquest at the Masons Arms Watney Street heard that William Wire a fifteen year old lodger in Jane Street St George's died after a period of intense religious fervor and illness. Medical evidence showed bowel inflammation and the coroner noted religious enthusiasm may have accelerated death. A verdict of natural death was recorded.

W. Baker Masons’ Arms Watney-street Commercial-road Wm. Wire Jane-street Ireland England Ratcliffe Wesleyan Methodist St. George's

Accidents At Westminster And Rail Lines Claim Several Lives

An inquest at the Duke of Ormond pub Westminster reports two five year old girls burned to death while playing by a fire and a sister pushed into the blaze. A separate inquest confirms a young railway laborer William Galt died from brain injury after being struck near Guy's Hospital. A third report details Henry Taylor aged about 62 killed when he lingered on the Preston and Lancaster line as a train approached. All verdicts: accidental death with no blame assigned to railway staff.

Accipex Criterion Bristol Gloucester Southgate Pegg Sunderland Evison Stourbridge Rodway Gloucester Journal James Palmer London Hospital Mile-end Road New-town Palmer Woolwich Royal Arsenal Torsay Brixham Torbay Broad Sands Churston J. Y. Buller Levant Hull Zante J. Yarde Buller Churston-court North Devon Advertiser Britannia Hewitt Miramichi Carlisle Britania E.N.E Ville de Lyon Havre Stodard Gilbert Gordon London Newcastle Trinity-house Carr Whitby Con Ly Newcastle Chronicle Duke of Ormond Princesstreet Broadway Westminster Higgs Fanny Emery Westminster Hospital Susannah Dale Stangate-street Westminster-road Lonpow Asp Croypon Payne Guy’s Hospital William Galt New-cross Baran Preston’ and Lancaster Lancaster and Preston Duck Street Maudland Preston and Wyre Henry Taylor Preston Fleetwood Maudlands Lancashire Taylor Railway

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