Dissecting a Grim Paddington Inquest for a Stranger Body
An inquest before Mr Carter examined a severed female leg remains found in an osier sack in Lambeth parish. Witnesses, including surgeons Gilbert Girdwood and Thomas Hammond, described the legs and bag markings, linking them to a trunk found at Paddington. The jury returned a verdict that the legs belong to the Paddington trunk, with no evidence on who placed them there.
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Carter
Bass
Feltham
Pegler
Willsher
Kelly
Morgan
Child
Hunter
Higgins
Naylor
Long
Richards
Huxley
Cox
Rogers
Lambeth
James Page
No. 10
Wood’s
Cold-harbour-lane
Osiers
Edward Brooks
Tenpenny
Brooks
John Bass
Metropolitan Police
Brixton Road
Erwell
Camberwell
Eley
Moseley
Paddington
Thomas Mitchell Hammond
Brixton-place
Mr. Girdwood
Edgware Road
Gilbert Finlay Girdwood
Hammond
Pineapple-gate
Girdwood
Edward Moseley
Buss
Messrs
Edgington
Tooley-street
Edgware
M‘lean
Watford
Hertfordshire
T Division
Ireland
McLean
Middlesex
Bow Street
Richard Charles Claremont Smythe Parker
John Ellison
Cranbourne-street
Leicester-square
Lord Bollington
Jersey
Division of Police
Walworth
Webber
Collier
Ellison
Lord Morley
John Hutchins
Swansea
South Wales
London
Belle Savage
Ludgate Hill
Hatfield-street
Stamford-street
Minshull
Paris
Marlborough Steebet
Agnes Brown
Dyer
Miss Pitt
St. James’s Street
Leith
Yarmouth
Mincries
Dunse
Great Russell-street
Tothill Fields
Jermyn Street
Mendicity Society
Seymour-place
Ensign Fitzgerald
Laing
Heartley
St. Pancras
M‘gahey
Duke
Gahey
Mr. Bennett
False Representations to Purchasers in King's Arms Case
ETTY v JACKSON seeks damages for alleged false representations about monthly returns of the King's Arms public house in Kent Road. Plaintiff claims representations induced a £3590 purchase. after possession, returns were £100 less per month. Jury returns verdict for plaintiff with £300 damages.
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Etty
Jackson
King’s Arms
Kent Road
Lord Denman
Police Reports of a Bishops Gate Murder Trial and Drunkenness Case
A sedate undertaker’s man John Rawlins is charged with assaulting Charles Bun dock an eating-house keeper after a dispute over serving hot soup. The Lord Mayor inquiries elicit laughs as witnesses recite heated remarks about meat and death hunters. A porter James Wood faces charges connected to Hogarth’s works theft.
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Shoreditch
Fetter Lane
Gray’s Innlane
Gray’s Inn-lane
Mr. Solomons
Fetter-lane
Solomons
Boydell
Mary M‘carthy
Jane Innis
Alderman Wood
Marklane
Bridewell
London
Old Bailey
Carlile
Richard Carlile
Alderman T. Wood
God
Jesus Christ
Tas
William Finch
Battan
John Strong
Hunter
George Rice
St. Sepulchre’s
Rice
Long Lane
Claudius
Joseph Filmslie
William Brown
Evans
Maidenhead-court
Aldersgate-street
Leeds
Joseph Peck
George Turner
No. 4
Creedlane
Jane Smith
Conway-court
Mitchell
Deane
High-street
Marylebone
Richard Trail
Carpenter
Padadington
Francis Letchford
Broad-street
Cheapside
Dorset-square
Baker-street
Rawlinson
Mr. Rawlinson
John Rawlins
Charles Bundock
Bishopsgate-street
James Wood
Hogarth
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Farringdon Street
Crow’s
William Bickerstaff
Jones
James Street
Oxford Street
LAW
Court OF King's Bench
Nansion