Inquest at Lambeth on death of 17 month old Lan worn
A coroner inquiry at Lambeth workhouse examined evidence of alleged beating in a Norwood infant school. The jury found death natural but urged investigation of a rod in the ward and condemned any infant chastisement. Other items covered include street cleansing penalties, a wandering mentally troubled woman in St James's Park, a newborn found abandoned, and various charitable and civic meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nextwoop
Carter
Lambeth
Edmund John Lanworn
Norwood
Giles
Cmelly
Rachael Murphy
Frances Burford
House of Industry
Duke
Board of Guardians
Norwood House of Industry
Crick
Court of Sewers
Guildhall
Alderman Gibbs
Gore
Daw
Bowler
Mortimer
Mr. Paynter
Williams
Christie
Massacry St. James's Park
St. James's Park
Bow Street
Bedlam
St. Luke’s Lunatic Asylum
Thomas Baxey
Chelsea
Wilton Crescent
Belgrave Square
B 22
Mount Street
Bloxam
Higgs
Cxrior LeGaTe
Penny Cioraine Society
St. Giles, Cripplegate
Miller
Type Foundry Association
Mechanics Institution
Chancerylane
W. B. Ferrand
M.P
R. Peel
Sherrard
Frederick
Parrott
Lambert
Temperance Hattayp Mechanics’ Institute
Marylebone
Literary Institution
Portman Square
Benjamin Bond Cabell
Fr.s
J. Burns
J.S. Buckingham
M. Syder
Mr. Dunlop
F.G.S
Mechanics’ Institute
Paddington
B. Hall, Bart
W. Horsfell
Captain Street
Oxley
Burne
Theodore Williams
Tue Late Cuancz Or
Murper
Jos. Davis
Central Criminal Court
Humphreys
Leopard Kills Keeper at Star Inn Menagerie Bolton
In Bolton a keeper named Matthew Ferguson was found dead in the male leopard’s den after entering the cage with a whip. The leopard was driven to the adjoining cage and an inquest returned an accidental death verdict. The incident follows reports of prior cage access by Ferguson and Carter and Van Amburgh comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolton
Star Inn
Matthew Ferguson
Ferguson
Manchester Zoological Gardens
Carter
van Amburgh
William Wolfenden
C. Hillyer
Cheltenham
Royal Hotel
Mr. Close
Bays Hill
Gloucestershire
Hawkins
Devizes
Norre
Sotheron
Jory
Eldridge
Packeridge-house
North Wilts Reform Association
Moore
Sidney Smith
Acland
Falvey
Anti Cornlaw League
Devizes Market-Place
Neeld
M.P
L. Bruges
Uxbriwge
Hittinepox House
Br Fing
Hillingdon House
R. H. Cox
Enq
Greenwood, Cox, and Co
Craig’s Court
Charing-cross
Linan, &c
Uxbridge
Sun Fire Office
Bockingham
Polebill
Scots To Raise Funds For Sir Walter Scott Monument
A Edinburgh meeting of contributors to the Sir Walter Scott monument gathered at New Music Hall with Lord Provost in the chair. Key figures included Marquis of Breadalbane, Marquis of Douglas, Lords Mackenzie Medwyn and Cockburn, and many officials. The goal is 182 feet tall with 80 feet of upper structure awaiting £3,000. over £500 was pledged that day, and appeals will go to Scots and Scott admirers. Coutts & Co. named to receive subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Scott
Epinpurnea
Sir Walter Scott
New Music Hall
Edinburgh
Marquis of
Breadalbane
Marquis of Douglas
Mackenzie
Medwyn
Cockburn
John Hope
Pinkle
T. M. Brisbane
T. Dick Lauder
John McKenzie
Wilson
Trail
More
Miller
Andrew Rutherford
M.P
Robert Bruce
Thomas Thompson
J. T. Gordon
RB. Wigram
John Swinton
Sutherland M‘kenzie
Alex. Robertson
Archdeacon Williams
Reac
Leith
Princes-street
Duke of
Messrs. Coutts and Co
IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT FRIDAY TEA OF IRELAND AND SPAIN DEBATES
Reports from the Lords and Commons detail the Ireland situation with the government under fire over magistrate dismissals arrests and repeal meetings. Debates cover seditious libel reform, Ireland tenure reform, and Catholic questions as Spain policy and Irish issues loom large in parliamentary business.
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the Metropolis
Scotland
Houses OF Lords
Ireland
Spain
Lord Crane
Earl of Aberdeen
Lord Brovcham
Privy Council
Judicial Committee of
Lord Broucnam
Cyaxceter
Normanby
Reland
Marquis of Normandy
Duke of Wellington
Lord Campagnn
Lord Brougham
Lord Broveam
Lonp
House OF Commons
Mr. Brotherton
G. Duncan
E. Colebrooke
Wallace
Lindsey
G. W. Hope
Wawn
Captain Plumridge
Mr. Barnard
W. Patten
Lord Eliot
F. Shaw
Thorneley
G. Staunton
O. Stanley
Trelawny
J. Flower
Wyndham
Pecnety
Brighton
Ge H. Hanninee
Grapstone
Greenock
Glapstone
ValLeace
Metropolis
Lord Stantry
Hong Kong
Herajesty
China
Davies
J. Gravax
Wales
England
Court of Quarter Sessions
B. Hawes
J. Grawas
S. Woxtney
J. Gnrawax
Beane
J. Ggallam
Dill
High Seas
J. Russexx
House OF Lords
Lord Corresaam
Lord Auckland
Duke of Wexumeton
C. Napier
Emaun Ghur
Lord Claren
France
Espartero
Count Trapani
Naples
Isabella
Lord Asenpeen
Ford Clarendon
Ferrano
Cobden
Lancashire
Hume
Milne
R. Prez
PecaEt
Irish Landlord and Tenant Commission
R. Prex
Huse
Bank of England
Masterman
Charles Napier
R. Peer
Meeanee
Hyerabad
Joan Russett
Lord Howick
Scinde
C. Napir
Baronet
Corunna
Coz
Busaco
Commodore Napier
Hear
Napier
Fuentes d'Onor
India
Meeaneche
Hyderabad
Ameers of
Lord Pazmerston
Curisriz
Lord Stounton
Bench
Loreland
NormansBy
Clontarf
Earl Fortescue
Smith
Lord Fortescue
Bavaria
Wurtebburgh
Prussia
Pitt
United Kingdom
Lord Wiarnc Irre
James Graham
Lord Devon
Marquis of Cranthorpe
Lord Wharncliffe
Lord Normanby
Earl of Rope
Marquis of Westmeath
Lord Hawarpen
Lord Braymont
Rouse OF Commons
Don Carlos
J. Mannens
Horr
Canada
Lord Hatysurton
J. Granam
Rorsucx
Scutteriag
Chester
Roebuck
J. Graham
Treland
Joax Bessexi
Brougham
M. O'Lachlin
Lord Stanley
Lord Morpeth
Canterbury
Lord Melbourne
Dublin
O'Connell
Bentham
Duct Law
Lord Westminster
Mr. Jones Lloyd
Recorder's Office
Maynooth
Mr. O'Connell
Fox
George III
Wyse
James Graam
Lord Grey
Kilkenny
O'Leghlen
Recorder
Michael Dann
Hendrick
Michael Dunns
Madame de Steel
John Russell
Lyndhurst
Mullaghmast
John Russe
Bieber
Alore
Regis Retails
Sheil
M'Donough
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