Murder trials reveal arsenic deaths and family tension
The case centers on the Dimond family where Mary Dimond died of arsenic poisoning and others are suspected. Serah Freeman remains in custody as the court processes proceed. Evidence on Charles Dimond’s death is presented, with exhumations and chemical tests ongoing to confirm arsenic presence in the remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Mary Dimond
Barpeswater
Edward Sealey
Captain Brown
R. M. King
George Warry
Serah Freeman
Charles Dimond
Friart
Mary Dimord
Ats Af Simach
Herapath
Attempted murder and suicide shock Bermondsey residents
A Bermondsey neighborhood near Little George Street and Grave Road was shaken by a man named Jose Chavents who tried to murder his wife by cutting her throat then killed himself. The incident left three children in a furnished first-floor home as police and neighbors observed the aftermath and a public house nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neighboushood
Little George Street
Grave Road
Bermondsey
Jose Chavents
Grange Road
Tre
Noat
Linle Georgze Street
Bone
Alth
Pudner
Ginger Heer
Alermc
Clements
Catris
Ctim
Manchester
Benjamin Anderson
Heing
Beswick
James Croft
Pollard-street
Herding
Liverpool
Sticme Mw Mirsaxx
Parsox
Hriggs
Milbank
Charles Shipworth
Lincoln
Strand
Charles Hancock
Heawell
Woodside
Birkenhead
Bideton Common
Woodchurch
Hancock
Sheerness
Foulness Island
Leigh
3D Buffs
Henry Cutgrove
Abraham
Partridge
Duke of Wellington
Per
Robert Eden
Thomas Fremantle
Private advice on debt collection under new bill practices
A Constant Reader comments on using private letters to pressure debtors, warns against evading law, and notes an option to publicize default if payments remain unpaid. Several readers discuss colonial courts, property disputes, and the rights of creditors, with examples of enforcement and admonitions about proper legal channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fes
Poplar
Lord Brougham
Beller
Alexander
Glasgow
Venezula
Herald
Peel
Iso
Murat
A. W
Evilatty
AX. T.O
B. L
Fermate
Bridewell
DVD Kffice
Camdentown
Elward Bel
Neotland
Enquirer
Court of Chanerry
Tredimitefion
Sir Pears
Fairfurd
Snall
Windsor
Sreauch
Brant
Iithen
Leterater Square
Zotar
Darae Midghia
Bo Beatelier
Bart Iulia Company
van Be Boughe
Chesietanves
Cheshire
Belema
Ray Assum
Artesian
Lrafaigarsgreare
Arlecire
Eichler
Weekly Chronicle
Amuman
Perhays
Cule
Uist
Humanitas
Fou
Exeter
Oey
Nos- Costent
Santera
Guildhall
Fuitherty
London
Cummons
Patrick Lee
Bleedingheart-yard
Zulborn
Schumacher
Berlin
J. St. Hinn
Bishop's Observatory
Legent's Park
Grantley Berkeley
X.A.C
Year of Church Questions and Irish politics in flux
The piece argues that 1830s politics center on church questions in Britain and Ireland, criticizing Mr. O Connell and the Charitable Bequests Bill as a path to unite clergy with the state. It condemns Peel's approach, warns of Protestant ascendancy risks, and contrasts English governance with Irish ecclesiastical politics amid Emancipation debates. It also discusses Lord Tweedale's conduct in Madras and calls for accountability for military missteps and the treatment of the 7th Light Cavalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel O'Connell
Cantwell
R. C
Meath
Pro
Paganda
Holy See
Dublin
Gracy
Gregory Nxvi
Kingdom of Ireland
Eloud
Christ
Jim
Alead Rou
Giena Rone
Sacred Congrégation For the Propagation of the Faith
J. Pu. Cann
Fraxson
Browse
Eifin
M*nally
Clogher
Crolly
Holy Father
Ireland
W. Codry
Lawrence O'Dosyt1
O'Connell
W. Crotty
Walsh's Hotel
Cconnell
Hill
Dp Conwell
Elf
Murphy
Scotland
England
Coehners
Ward
Rome
Dubin
Robert Peel
Ull
Pears
Mr. O'Connell
Duke of Wellington
Lord Edenborough
Mozal
India
Marquis of
Tweedale
Madras
Aurunpzib
Marquis of Tweedale
Morning Chronicle
Tug-tayast
Madris Liphat
Filenborough
Cabul
Lord Tweedale
Tulsa
Teeedale
Henry Hardinge de
Arcot
Litchfield
Gil Cavalry
IBM
Presidency
7Th Light Cavalry
Hugh Gough
Marquis of Threedale
Calculating Tide and Sunrise Times for Great Britain and Ireland
The excerpt details methods to determine sunrise and sunset shifts by latitude, adjusts for degrees above or below a baseline, and lists high water times at major ports from London Docks outward. It notes varying high water offsets for Cork, Falmouth, Liverpool, Dublin, and other harbors, and references liturgical calendar dates and daily daylight length observations from January.
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Julia the Dine
Gutrise and Nunnet
Great Gritoi
Ireland
London Dow Gates
Cork
Cove
Falmouth
Hall
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cor Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
British statesmen urged to disarm O Connell after Waterloo
The piece argues for a conciliatory policy toward Irish figures like Mr. O Connell. It praises restraint and cautions rulers to act decisively to reduce his influence, referencing an Address to Archbishop Murray and the need to maintain legality and cooperation across English politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Waterloo
O'Connell
Legitima
O’connell
Archbishop Murray
Ireland
Mexico and the Revolutions Tied to Texas and the United States
The piece notes Mexico’s size and wealth give weight to its revolutions, shaping whether Spanish America gains or loses by breaking from Spain. It contrasts the old colonial Peninsula government with modern upheavals and hints at Mexico’s evolving role alongside Texas and the U S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Texas
United States
Spanish America
Spain
Peninsula
Mexico and Santa Anna clash over dictatorship and revolt
Mexican political turmoil deepens as Santa Anna, once ally to the people, is proclaimed dictator after a wave of pronunciamientos. Congress, pueblos, and generals rally to restore the constitution, with Mexico City and Puebla central to the conflict while Texas looms as a key regional pressure point. The piece notes his likely fate, economic strains, and foreign influences shaping the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Santa Anna
New Spain
Rio de la Plata
Lim
Congress
Iate
Europe
Addion
Tampico
Versa Cruz
Paleo
Texas
Ascatecas
Talisca
Cualaiaxara
Sonora
Sinaloa
Helsing
Sante Anna
Vera Cre
la Purbla
Bat
North
Liscom
Pea
Quataro
Toanth
Puebla
Inclan
Jalisco
Parede
Syston
Tlapueda
Herrera
Council of Government
Vera Cruz
Tyler
Count Mole and Gui zot in French Opposition Debate
The Journal des Débats notes Count Mole's role with the opposition while criticising Guizot. Mole’s cautious stance appears to endure, yet his avowed function adds weight. The French opposition hints at policy continuity with Britain, touting a dignified stance while preserving the alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Robert Peel
Odien
Journal Des Détats
Count Mole
Monsieur Guiot
M. Billault
M.thiers
James Graham
Monsieur Guizot
Count Mel
Count Mine
Partiis
England
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Lord Stanley
Winwich
Palatine
Lancashire
Westmoreland Gazette
Mantixeau
Greenhow
Newcastle
Martineau
Imperiatrox Oy Sten
Board of
Cuatoma
Niger
Tec
Severa
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the Weekly Chronicle
Madras Light Cavalry
Monnat
Fulvan
Great Britain and Ireland
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