Warning to Sir James Graham on Irish policy and union politics
A political admonition urges restraint and timeliness as unity methods to heal Ireland and England. The writer warns against overtaxing strength, calls to keep Crams for Irish questions, and to unite for justice, favoring Peel’s lead and criticizing excess praise of the Duke. COTTON TWIST notes February 1844 context and mocks French phrases used in debate.
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COURT REPORTS FROM THE QUEEN'S BENCH AND RUSH OF TRIALS
A sweeping city page reports juries verdicts in Coppock v Southee and others. Damages awarded, assault cases, prosecutions for theft and forgery, and long-term transports are detailed alongside dueling debates and maritime indictments.
Police Reports From London Court Sat Through Debated Cases
On Friday morning prisoners in the Barber forgery case were examined by the lord mayor. A witness linked Eliza Burchard to the handwriting. Barbers’ innocence claims were discussed. Prisons were remanded. others faced murder and burglary inquiries. A Notting Hill baker, Samuel Nash, stands charged with a serious assault on Mary Horn after a long chase through Holborn to Kensal. Bail was set at high amount for trial.
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Mixed Royal Society items and inquests from London society
A dense miscellany column reports illness delaying Lord Stuart and postponing attendance at court, notes the Earl of Cardigan and Lord William Paget responses to a military inquiry, and carries brief obituaries and inquest outcomes. It also covers charity funds, theater dinners, a Sisters of Mercy novitiate, a waterborne prize payout, a veil taking ceremony, a mysterious trance case, and public notices about medical remedies and parliamentary commentary.
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Father Charged With Attempted Murder Of Son In Domestic Dispute
Central Criminal Court hears William Hansford, 47, a carpenter, accused of feloniously cutting and wounding his son Arthur Hansford with intent to kill. The event followed a day of escalating quarrels over dogs and household tensions, ending with the son sustaining facial injuries and broken teeth. Evidence depicts a troubled family scene and contested actions within the home.
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Follett and colleagues escape rail collision near Maidstone
On a special train returning from Maidstone Sir William Follett with Crowder Alexander and Wordsworth encountered a collision at Newcross on the Greenwich line. Three railway workers with trucks were unable to avoid the incident as the truck blocked the rails. The engine could not stop in time but all four men, including the solicitor-general and his party, escaped unharmed.
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