Vindication of Dr Epps Over Homeopathy Inquest Row
A contention letters expose alleged bias in a London inquest on a death linked to homeopathy. Dr Epps defends his practice noting nurses and witnesses disputed, with Mr Norrington Jr and others supporting homeopathy and criticizing the coroner’s impartiality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epps
Norrington
Tee
Russell-street
Weekly Chronicle
Chronicle
Jony Epps
M.dingueston
Paine
Cononer
Loxpox
Aforning Chronicle
Gale
Payne
Lowe
Malibran
M. E. Norrincrox
Ward Meeting Elects Common-Councilmen Re-Elected
Saturday’s ward meeting under Lord Mayor chaired by the lord mayor re-elected all former ward representatives with no opposition. Samuel Wells challenged as a new candidate in Fannrincpon Wilsour ward, while the others retained incumbents and officers. A Cork recruiting adjutant, Lieut. Thomson, hanged himself after nerves and vision problems, with a jury ruling insanity at death.
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St. Thomas's
Obbard
Burn
Edkins
Marriott
Anderton
Thomson
Cork
Execution of a Dublin court martial's death sentence
A detailed account of Private William Page of the 38th regiment being sentenced to death by a general court martial in Dublin for aiming at Colour-Sergeant Michael Dolan with a loaded firelock. The sentence was commuted to transportation for life to New South Wales, amid a ceremonial firing squad and public display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsley
Saul
Sir E. Blakeney
United Kingdom
Ireland
Royal Barracks
Dublin
William Page
Belfast Barracks
Michael Dolan
38Th Regiment
Dolan
Horse-guards
New South Wales
Queen’s Bench
Common Pleas
Matinyaia
Hitz
Paris trial report details Blanqui and conspiracies
The secret sitting at the Court of Peers reports 39 prisoners awaiting judgment with six to be freed and 315 released. Blanqui heads the remaining 33 to be tried, refusing to answer beyond identifying himself. It notes funds aiding political prisoners and the Moniteur Republicain link, plus a plan to seize property and impound tax reforms if successful.
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France
Des Saisons
Des Familles
Jean Charles
Messrs
Carmenin
Garnier
Martin Bernard
Moniteur Republicain
Vilcocq
Pons
Charles’s
Blanqui
Barbes
Quignot
Moniteur
M. Lombard
Louis Napoleon
Times
Morning Chronicle
J. Lombard
Paris
Rue Montpensia
Palais Royal
M.de Crouy Chanel
Bonaparte
Moniteur Parisien
Marshal Vaice
Algiers
Toulon
Oren
Constantina
Eco d Arragon
Cabrera
Segura
Madrid
Olieta
Liangostera
Eco
Sasagossa
Alcoriza
Ejulve
Palomar
Cabra
Aaizas
Toulonnais
Abd-el- Kader
Mahon
Bouffarick
Douera
Regaya
M. Tobler
Africa
Interesting Trial of a Foreigner and Acquittal in London
The report details a long foreigner’s trial at the common pleas with interpreter delays and a deaf defendant, Charlotte Campbell witness testimony over a stolen watch, and a final not guilty verdict. The lengthy case contrasts with other court business including a separate robbery and transportation returns, plus a Sunderland bridge accident and penny dreadful theatre prosecutions.
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Clarkson
Chasers
Sergeant Bonipas
C. Phillips
Doane
Poltentia
Marylebone Police-office
Police-Office
Chubb
Jockemith
Pattesott
Justice. Patteson
Mr. Clarkson
Justice Patteson
Cammot
Carolus Avist
Charlotte Campbell
Somie
America
London
Scotland-yard
Hawley
Huddleston
Madame Aviét
M. Mellairie
China
Tom
M. Hebert
Department of the Loire
Legion of Honour
Court of Cassation
England
United States
Virginia
Guernsey
Rotterdam
Sheppard
Sunderland
Bripgz
MuRacouLovs
John, Barnet
Fenwick’s Quay
Lansstreet
Moore
Northern
Times
Tur Brats
Dan Hearn
Elizabeth Walkershaw
Jeremy
Union Hall
Loveday
Mr. Jeremy
Webb
Mrs. Webb
Broughton
Adolphus
William Fitzmaurice Pearce
H Division
Church-street
Bethnal-green
Robert Thorn
Rogers
Richard
William Rowland
Pearce
White Farm
Robert Neale
Victoria
Richard the Third
Mr. Adolphus
York
Wakley
Gloucester Arms
Gloucesterplace
Kentishtown
Elizabeth Abbott
Joseph Mallett
St Geon's
Desased
Renson
James
Bentil
Signe BA
Mallett
Rudd
Central Criminal Court Adjourns Case Listings for January
The court adjourned proceedings to Monday January 6 after a deficiency of legal proof. Several prisoners faced transport or hard labour with sentences ranging from six months to ten years. Officials, including J Smith and J Bridger, presided over the transport and imprisonment orders for multiple named defendants.
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Srna Teyeine Ab
Cata
Central ‘Criminal Covunr
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M. Haubret
Rouen
M.ytard
Deaf’ Hospital
M. ‘Delorue
Rue Blanche
Commuel
Sth
Welske
George Johnson
Wells
Jackson
Christchurch
Middlesex
George Cheekiéy
Beadle
Cheap
Wayne
Peinners
Baron Rolfe
Howell and James's
William Frederick Boz
St. James
Westminster
John Howell
Regent-street
Henry Webster
Messrs. Howell, James, and Co
Regent
Arrow
Hertford-street
Mayfair
John Arrow
Mr. Webster
Webster
Dukestreet
Manchester-square
Duke-street
Edward James Marsh
Howell, James, and Co
Patteson
Court of Justice
Howell
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