Manslaughter in a Mark-lane Domestic Tragedy
An inquest at the King George public-house, Batts, hears Elizabeth Harding and Anne Perrett describe a wife’s fatal injuries inflicted by her husband Thomas Welsh. Witnesses state she cried for mercy as Welsh, intoxicated, moved her downstairs and up again before dying from a skull fracture and contusions. The coroner records a verdict of manslaughter.
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King George
Batts
J. B. Grindon
Eng
Thomas Welsh
Stoibert
Ape
Wan
Elizabeth Harding
Mark-lane
Mra. Walsh
Welsh
Thomas
Scott
Parrett
Welish
Mjry Welan
Elizabeth Scott
Anne Perrett
Mark Jane
Mrs. Welsh
Wrish
James
Park Street
Wiliam James
Kelsang
Mr. J
Afr
Te Ug
Bristo
Chelmsford Petty
Las
Benney
Ruowrill
T. Stuck
East Haiscoxton
J. Mason
Mason
Doffield
Essex Herald
Chaplin
Marks Tey
Rettendon
Distress Relief Efforts Across Ireland and Scotland
A crowded gathering lists prominent figures including the Marquis of Sligo and Lord Farnham as committees plan ar rangements for Tharadey meeting to oppose party politics. Fundraising totals show about £7,778 10s for Trise Resisy Associarios and £5,000 raised for the Garwerst Canrast RELIEF Committee. Government vessel deployment for provisioning rises to 37 ships with 28 steamers and 3,000 officers and men. Clergy conference at Exeter Hall endorses public collections and praise for Friends society. Rent relief noted as tenants receive a £50 percent reduction from O Connell. Donations in London Highland destitution drive reach £306 1s 5d, while St Johns Chapel raises £1,240 for Ireland and Scotland relief.
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Dublin
AsLiky
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Scotland
Pamber
Admiralty
Exeter Hall
Swoddart
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Carliste
Leifchild
Frazelwood
Blackwell
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O'Connell
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Bedford-row
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Berllement
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Weat End
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Lambeth
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House of Commons
Seager
Jeenings
Court House
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John Russell
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Go Namerom
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Trafalgar Square
B. B. Cabbell
Eng
Thia
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Seaman
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R.N
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Exeter College
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Duke of Northumberland
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Freemason’s Tavern
Great Queen Street
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Camden Town
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Toonday
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Strand
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Meeting raises six hundred pounds for distress relief
In Southwark parish a St George and Christ Church gathering at the Queen's Head Ta vern raised £600 for the indigent of distressed districts. Also noted is the suicide of famed veterinarian Mr Youatt and grim crime reports from Greenock and Canet, plus Lambeth police court fire case against Ann Parsley.
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Mznnopolis
St. George's
Southwark
Christ Church
Surrey
Queen's Head Tavern
Charlotte Street
Blackfriars Road
Surciay
Youatt
Cowgate Street
Greenock
Greenock Advertiser
Saxcumanr Rexcontrz
Canet
Hérault
Galignani
Semtovs Cuanoz
Serrixe Fras
Ann Parsley
Elias Cox
Lambeth
Norton
Sarah Barl
Richard Barr
Park Road
Clapham
Ilness
Ataira
Tha T Ann
Opening of the French Chambers and King’s Speech
Abstracted report describes the royal opening ceremony from the Tuileries to the Palais Bourbon with guards on parade and the Montpensier Duchess drawing attention. The king reads a speech promising relief to suffering, foreign policy calm, and measures to support Algeria and colonial progress, met with mixed reactions from Paris papers.
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Spain
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England
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M. Mendizabal
Progresistas
Orimely
London tea duty deputation meets Lord Russell at Downing Street
A London Association delegation led by Sir Goo Larpent submits arguments for a considerable tea duty reduction. Lord John Russell listens, asks questions, and promises patient government consideration, noting a similar Liverpool deputation recent to discuss commercial interests.
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East India and China Association
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Downing Street
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Liverpool
China
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Court of Aldermen
London
Times
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Anderton
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Srelter
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Hanover Square
Mount Street
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Charingcroes
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Wea
Westminster Literary Institution
Great Smith Street
D. L. Evans
M.P
Westminster Bridge
House of Commons
London Bridge
Charing Cross
St. Margaret and
St. John
Surrey
New Zealand Auckland Settlement Gains Steady Growth
Reports from Auckland detail a growing colony with stable governance under Captain Grey. Emigrants continue arriving from Sydney and Hobart, a native police force operates, and church and college for natives are active. Land is developing around Auckland with prices listed, and trade shows rising freight costs and limited naval presence at Pernambuco.
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Mary Catherine
Raipara
Mr. Sinclair
Mary
Levens
Plymouth
Auckland
Cape Horn
Pernambuco
Friends of
New Zealand Colonista
Captain Grey
Eatiaf
Sydney
Hobart Town
Te Werrowerru
New Zaland
Heki
Formation of an Irish party urged by Mayo circle
An Intaa Paarr movement began under the Marquis of r and Mr. Moore at Moore Hall Mayo. Circulars urge all Irish factions to unite for Ireland's interest during the Parliament visiting session. The memo calls for Irish members to meet, form a party, set aside party prejudice, and seek unified action to protect Irish interests. The appeal asks divine Providence to bless efforts to raise Ireland in the empire.
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I Lisheens
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Downing
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Himer Fop
Grant
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John M'Carts
W. Downing
Bern
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Carne
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Lumarick Chronicle
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