Archbishops fragile state cited amid late night medical watch
A correspondent reports the Archbishop of Canterbury remains unable to leave his room with medical attendants watching through the nights of the 22nd and 23rd. He has expressed a desire to attend consecration but health prevents fixing a date.
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Pacific
Death in a private madhouse at Marylebone inquiry
Extraordinary inquest opens at the Manchester Arms, East Marylebone, into the death of Mrs Martha Shuttleworth alias Shuttleworth, confined at York House asylum. Jurors view the body, hear testimonies about confinement and care, and request a post mortem by Dr Quain as Wakley falls ill. adjournment for two to three weeks follows.
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Sewerage of the Metropolis and the cholera threat
A London Weekly Chronicle article argues for unified sewerage reform amid cholera fears. It highlights antiquated districts, rival commissions, and battles between paving and water firms, calling for centralized management to curb disease and urban filth. The piece closes with an inquest note on Henri Meir, a Hamburg native who died of chest inflammation linked to hunger and exposure in Blackfriars.
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Courta,alless, &c
Gally
Lower Brook Street
Hanover Square
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Marylebone
Pong Watts
Polk
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Bridewell
Bridge Street
Blackfriars
Henri Meir
Hamburg
George Coates
Samars
Inquest on Euston station accident deaths
The inquiry into the January 6 Euston station vestibule collapse continued with architect Mr. Hardwicke and foreman Mr. Butterwick detailing concrete and brickwork, cement quality, and construction practices. Witnesses cited wet conditions and rapid work, with the jury later concluding deaths due to nonsetting cement and mortar and deeming erection timing a factor.
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Russell Square
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Cubitt
Aleo
Ted
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Butterwick
Stephenson
Tam
Suawer
Falr
Thames
Hardwicke
William Tite
Upper Bedford Place
Bedford Square
Tom
Edward Blore
Manchester Square
Tite
G.J. Mills
Charles Gedge
Euston Square
London and North Western Railway
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