Extraordinary Delusion in Morpeth Lunacy Commission
In Morpeth a writ de lunatico inquirendo led a commission to assess Mrs. Margaret Jane Dudgeon’s sanity. Testimony described delusions, wandering at night, churchyard fears, and care of property debated, with verdict that she is of unsound mind and dates the condition to December 6. She becomes a ward in Chancery.
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Morpeth
Edward Winslow
Margaret Jane Dudgeon
Margaret Jape Dudgeon
Bir
Woodman
Kelso
Doxford
Glenton
Mr. Kell
Margaret Grey
Martha Newby
Mrs. Dudgeon
Sarah Tindell
Jedy
Mare
William Salmon Mare
William ‘Thomas Shields
William Lawson
Longhirst Hall
Mexico War Debates and Global News Items Across Congress
Reports from Washington cover debates on the Mexican war, calls for territorial limits, and calls for indemnity. Records note House and Senate actions, abolition petitions, and movements on slavery in new territory. International items describe shipwrecks, monetary shipments, a French invitation to O'Connell, and Swiss monastery tensions.
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Liverpool
Bliffen
New York
Louis Philippe
Hevre
Nantucket
Ohio
Congress
New Hawyshire
Connecticut
Calhoun
United States
Canada
Naples
Turin
Rome
Taylor
Santa Anna
Mexico
Great Britain
Slidell
Mexicas
House of Representatives
Giddings
District of Columbia
Richardson
Mesers
Stephens
Botts
Stichards
Thompson
Toombs
Indiana
Upper
California
Monterey
Bay of
San Francisco
Georgia
Auy
Hale
Senate
Berrien
Lincoln
Illinois
Nueces
Rio Grandes
Vintan
House
Union
J. R. Tagereoll
Vinton
Vera Cruz
Pollock
Clingmen
New Territory
Anaya
Queretaro
Felizola
Queretero
Buastamente
Guanejento
San Luis Potosi
Tamaulipas
Santa Anns
Tahuacan
Council of War
Rosas
Ansoa
Santa Ansoa
Guanajuato
Worts
Eowene Pillow
Cent
Sante Fé Atte
Chilhuahas
Writ of Mandamus on Hereford Bishop Elect Case
In a high court inquiry, opposition to the confirmation of Dr Hampden as Bishop of Hereford is challenged. The Crown cites Henry VIII in urging inquiry into objections, while opponents press for a hearing and evidence on fitness, citing canonical and common law. The case raises whether the court may exclude opposers and proceed ministerially or must allow full judicial proceedings.
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Quesx
Bexca
Banco
F. Kelly
Hereford
Frederick Powell
Cirencester
Gloucester
Hampden
England
Bow Church
Henry West
Elizabeth
Townshend
Hunttey
J. Dodson
Dickson Renn Hampden
Belogs
Laud
Bath and Wells
Chichester
Montague
Jones
Court of Queen's Bench
Hera
Queen's Bench
Lord Depman
Lord Denman
Dr. Bampper
R.R. Faulkner
Haveringattebower
Christ Church
Oxford
R.D. Henx
Yorp
P.S
Biber
Times
Bia
Logan
R. Faulkner
Essex Standard
Serious Charge against the Vicar of Mottram
A Mottram parish vicar, Rev. D. Seddon, faces a lengthy inquiry over alleged adultery with Mary Green, mother of his child. The ecclesiastical court cleared him of further inquiry, but a Hyde magistrates’ hearing granted an affiliation order, prompting an appeal to Knutsford Quarter Sessions.
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Tae O'Coxserts
O'Connell
France
Repeal Association
J. O'Connell
Defence of Religious Liberty
Paria
Friends of Catholic Liberty
Notre Dame
Father Lacordaire
Paris
Catholica
French Catholica
Ireland
Count de Ontalembert
M.P
Europe
Napoleon
St. Bernard
M. Delarageat
Vaud
M. Frey
Besle
Sentinela
Impormee
Duke de Broglie
Switzerland
Mapaio
Grxenat Espaatsno
Espartero
San Sebastian
Carabiniera
Luciana
Morelia
Hermani
Duke of Victoria
Bergara
Vittoria
Madrid
Calle de la Monters
Immenas
Eepartero
Cordero
Count of
Vistahermosa
Genoa
Pisa
Milan
Szizina
Ogat
Milla
Middlesex
Royal Exchange
Joe Bergverent
Revensz
Fos- Tuxk
Charlotta Helena Thowson
Singleton Street
Hoxton
Broughton
Marylebone Police Court
Benjamin D‘urban
Cape For Good Hope
Bombay
Benjamin D'Urban
Lady D'Urban
Benjamin
East India Docks
London
Asp
Soura Westfax Railway
Southampton
Frimley
Woking
David Martland
Martland
Frimley Bank
Nine Elms
Godson
Beattie
St. Thomas's Hospital
Han
Mottram
D. Seddon
Isaae Ashton
Matley
Iaat
Mary Green
Seddon
Chester
Raikes
Archdeacon Tod
Northwich
C. K. Prescot
Stockport
Broadbottom
Stott
Motoram
Mr. Seddon
Hyde
Hyrog
J. Turner
Godley
J. Howard
Brereton Hall
R. Ashton
Court House
Hudson
Lockport
Greene
James Mellor
William Harrop
Ler
Lone
Ashe
Ann Hobson
Ellen Holgate
Sarah Platt
Snddsy
Nancy Robinson
Witness
Elizabeth Holt
Holt
Anyore
Christies
Thomas Jackson
Sidebottom
Witneaseaw
Nancy Simiater
Hous
Eren
Witnees Frat
Hymous
Witnhss
Ehe
Mr. Hudson
Witners
Mr. Seden
Stone
Green
Woodward
Ann Ogden
Mary Swann
Mary
Mire
Aka
Asicar
Mr. Se
Elton Holgate
Charlotte Shaw
Swann
Lee
Woodhead
Hyde New Road
Mary Holt
Mr. Farthing
Elasa
Thomas Newham Farthing
Denton
Brosdbottom
Mary Kelsall Lee
Sarah Blenkinsop
Branchester
Manchester
James Shaw
Aan Ogden
Ogden
Allora
Bleckinsop
Niace
Abe
Paul
Knutsford
Prince of Wales Gate opens at Hyde Park with dual entrances
Wednesday saw the new entrance from Kensington road into Hyde Park, named Prince of Wales Gate, offering two carriage and equestrian approaches and two foot passages. A civic event followed with a testimonial to Coventry MP William Williams and a Liberal dinner, while a Rugby station accident prompted calls for a pedestrian bridge and a safety watcher on the line.
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Kensington Road
Hyde Park
Prince of Wales's Gate
W. Witrrame
Coventry
William Williams
Reasy
Rugby
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Brackwatt
William Baker
London Hospital
Robert Wyne
Blackwall
William Wyse
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Merefordabbra
Morrison
Gravesend
Dar
Wews
America
Mandamus
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