Attempted murder and suicide in Whitechapel uprising
Desperate poisoning attempt linked to a bereaved shopkeeper in Lower Whitecross Street ends in death. his daughter and a neighbor recall his despondent state after his wife’s funeral. Coroner’s inquest records indicate temporary insanity as the cause, with a forged note and a tragic family tragedy unfolding.
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Lower Whitecross-street
Dolphin
Flood
Ponder
Redcross-street
Doughty
Furestreet
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Beton
Reid
Payne
Noah Flood
Alice Smith
Upper Whitecross-Street
Mr. Flood
Catherine Scott
No. 51
Whitecrogs Street
Robert Groom
Daniel Douglas
Scott
Whitecross-street
Death of Joseph Morgan on a fishing smack inquiry
A coroner’s inquest at the Unicorn Tavern, Burseferry, Greenwich, investigated the death of 16 year old Joseph Morgan aboard the Gem off Barking. Evidence described harsh conditions, assaults, lack of beds, and possible mistreatment by the master, with the coroner demanding accountability and adjourning the case to January.
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Horner |Ames
George the Third
Pitt
Fox
Bose Manner
Lord Grey
Lord Grenville
Lord Eldon
Buonaparte
Austerlitz
Lord Sidmouth
Sir William Scott
Lord Melville
Prouatlr
Tor Lord Eldon
Tere
Canning
Wiliam Scott
Mr. Pitt
Lord Elden
Lord Elton
C.J Carttar
West Kent
Unicorn Tavern
Burseferry
Greenwich
Joseph Morgan
Smith
Clapp
The
Marine Society
Mr. Smith
Barking
Holland
Howe Waster
Joseph Bartlett
William Smith
Alergan
Gravesend
bin Knres
James Naulls
Gem
Harking
Essex
Farer
Bartlett and
Nawils
Secretary
Wales
King's Arcos
Runstone-street
Clerkensell
William Weatts
No.4
Brewerentroot
Peter Wethins
Myddleton
Viet
Brood
Surecy
Goswell-road
Xalic
Broad
Bohn
Eft
Willian Gill
White Lin Street
Islington
Wathing
Watkine
Messrs
Wauk'na
Watking
Witking
Watts
Charles Watkins
Caroer
Lin
Money
Execution of Mary Gallop for murder at Chester
Mary Gallop aged twenty was executed at Chester for killing her father with arsenic in tea and arrowroot. The case drew public sympathy but the Secretary of State denied a commutation. Chaplains and ministers testified to her penitence, and a distressing vigil preceded the fatal sentence.
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M Gallop
Crone
Schmatatat
Chester
Sis
Ale
W. G. Eaton
Rowe
Gentle
Mr. Gallop
Mary Gallop
Gallop
Hill
Mra. Bennion
Rouvwa
Doherty
Haswell
Eaton
Penrice Barris
Exeter
Chapmin
Vestern Liomiery
Camden Town
Waterloo Heidge
Blackfriarsbridge
Greeswien
Dover Railway Company
Ion
Dover Company
Orsus
John Edwards
Jack the Conjurer
Jack of
Roos
Ffynnon Elan
Jack the
Flintpact
John Ollfield
Holywell
Holywell Bank
Jack
Mr. Oldfickl
Firnuon Elian
Richard Roberts
Denbigh
London
Mold
Mer. Roberts
Horas
Sherida
Roberts
Mr. Herne
Sherida Oficer
Mr. Warne
Pip
Halkin Mountain
Ifihkin
Pritchard
ehakVard
Babar
Mellie
Summer India and China extraordinary dispatches from India
The narrative reports by extraordinary express from China dated October 31 and Calcutta to November 16, with letters from Alexandria, Constantinople, and Athens, describe Kolapore insurrection suppression, the murder of Captain Alcock, and unrest in the Indian presidency. It notes Governor General activity, pacific hopes, Afghan intrigues, and a fatal attack near a Sudder station.
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China
Calcutta
Levant
Alexandria
Constantinople
Athens
Malta
India
Kolapore
Alcock
N. I
Neemoch
Bengal Hurkara
Bombay
Jamear
Punjab
Heera
Gulab Singh
Susan Mull
Maultan
Singering
Moul Taj
Afghanistan
Bukhara
Wolff
England
Presidency
Berhampote
Dacuits
Alcuck
Cuwia
Miapooree
Cieutriot
Ust
Sudder
Aleeck
N Tnfantry
Quartermaster Generess Dryent
Ture
Cawnpore
Agra
Trsia
Gourour
Helms
Hin
Huttre
Thanavar
Kuoraolee
Game
Sia
Alewk le
Tyrufian
Utiwlis
Theorater
Dan
Serims
Scinde
Meuseley
Flyter
A. Napier
Her
Europe
Bengal
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Ireland
Maynooth
Lord Hawkesbury
House of Commons
Lis
Wyndham
Norfolk
Pam Cetin Ty Te Ror
Mr. Canning
France
Lord Castlereagh
John Newport
Rawmonts
Wispson
Prince Albert
New Windsor
Riding School
Prince
Royal Household
Countess of Charlemont
Caroline Cocke
Earl of Warwick
Frederick Stovin
Lord Wriathesley Raseell
Gneral
Edward Bowater
G. E
Anson
C. L. Courtenay
Glover
Isaac Gosset
W. Canning
Stephen Hawtrey
Messrs. Gould and Bentley
John Clyde
T. Adams
Ingslten
Stowe
Buckinghaw
Victoria
Paris
Fontaintiveu
Versailles
Kiss Leoronp
Ring
Tervueres
Rayal
Queen’s Free School
Kew
Richton Anion
Duchess of Cambridge
Meden
Durga Serentz
Hanover
Princess of
Duke of Wellington
Cauixet
Limerick
Frederick Anson
George E. Anson
Windsor
Tron
Stopford
Tendenderry
Robert Sule
Belfast
Tepurdle
Henry Pottinger
Cologne
Rover
Royal Exchange
Conetort
City of London
Prince Alert
Lloyd’s
Gresham Committee
Gazelle
Tae Vien-Caaxcettons
New Doeurs
Chancery
Davis
Westminster Hall
Ord
Rene
Dacapree Arranay Denny
Cped
Freak Dixon Manning
Footase
Clutgman
Marley
Nottingham
Enere
Derby
Alen
Licester
Manving
Caroline
Hick
Cataline
Net
Hughart
Liu
Dethy
Bite
Wsaloon
Ailee
Eliza
Emma
Lowg
Lurna
Ely
Jones
Allen
Adda
Areline
Teddy
Necene Elee
Jin Tad Hutne Collin
Bary
Thie Bury
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