Death of the Earl of St Germans at Port Eliot Cornwall
The Earl of St Germans died at Port Eliot Cornwall after a paralytic attack at nearly eighty. Lord Eliot succeeds to the title and will become Chief Secretary for Ireland, vacating his parliamentary seat for Liskeard. The obituary notes his charitable nature and lists surviving family members and former marriages. Ancestral history traces the Eliot lineage back to Port Eliot and earlier political prominence.
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Port Miet
Cornwall
Ireland
Standard
Earl Rywired
Caroline Eliot
Caroline
Cad
William Eliot
St. Germans
Baron Eliot
Duke of Sutherland
Lutitia
William Percy-Asher Court
Lord Heytesbury
Tih Merch
Charlotte
John Robinson
Earl of Powis
Susan Crroive
Henry’ Vat
Chara
George Martin
Exeter
Earl
Jans
Shove
Lund
Jemima Cornwallis
Charles
Liskeard
Treasury
Wrt
Peel
Spain
Don Carios
Sandon
H. Lygon
Duchess of Norfolk
Richard Eliot
Devonshire
St Gere
Cornwell
Port Elliot
John
Osford
Genere
Ezain
Star Chamber
Idn Eliot
Daniel
Edward Eloat
Nicholas Eliot
John Elot
Edward Eliot
Richard
Prince of
Edward
Pitveister
East St. Germens
Inquest on Colonel Kennett at Brompton
An inquest at the Friend in Hand Tavern Brompton on Colonel Charles Robert Kennett aged 61 who was found dead in his bed at his No 31 Hans Square Sloan Street. surgeon Merrah testified to a heart complaint and the jury returned a verdict that he died on the visitation of God. A separate fatality report concerns Mrs Johnson burned in her rooms at St Ann’s Hill and candles causing her clothes to ignite with the coroner noting the dangers of gin beds and improper care. Additional inquests include James Green aged 32 in Upper Berkeley Street Portman Square and a newborn infant sent by railway to Winchester with an open verdict as to its death.
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Coroser Kesxvert
K.C.G
Elizabeth-street
Brompton
Wakley
Coleone
Charles Robert Kennett
Merning
Hans-Square
Sloane-etreet
William Merrah
Sloane Street
Cheleen
Duke of Wellington
Tvice
Brest
Isinen
St. Ann’s Bill
Webley
M.P
Macons’ Arms
Berkeley Street
Portman Square
James Green
Duke of Richmond
Crosby
West End
Shenton
Williams-mews
Adam-etreer West
Extraorpisany Railway Pancet
White Swan
Winchester
J. W. Todd
Eog
Cornier
London
South Western Railway
Universal Booking-Office
Regent’s Circus
Brentford
Royal Hotel
Old Brentford
Day
Acton
James Graham
Society of Apothecaries
James Grahem
Macisterar Serenity
William Finley
Southsampton
Irs
Fry
Victoria-road
Shirley
Willliam Corbin
Limnel-street
Finley
Thomas Doyle
Hulton
Mr. Hulwn
Thomas Coote
Freman
Limnel Street
Loder
John Cannon
John Leigh
Corbin
Misa
Leigh
Sleo
Zlampshire
Seville
Constantinople
Jon
Europe
Wort
Madame Balbiani
Peru
Heglerbey
Kissar Aga
Sultan
Avdoul Medjid
Neaber
Cda
Mount Carmel
Alexander Damas
John Baptiats
Rome
Napoleon
Caypha
Father Baptista
Pacha Abdallah
Syria
Holy Mountain
Holy Land
Christiam
Tafe bin No
Papal
St. Theresa
Damascus
Gibraltar
Morocco
Dublin
Carmel
Duke of
Modena
Naples
London freemen fines drive citywide petition and action
The London Corporation presses freedom fines on merchants and tradespeople in the City between Temple Bar and Aldgate. A petition to Parliament seeks abolition of these charges arguing they burden householders and small traders, while the case against Sturt and Sharp proceeds. Public meetings oppose the bill and urge legislative relief.
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Corporation of London
Templebar
Aldgate
England
Wales
London Corporation
London
Messrs
Messrs. Sturt
Sharp
Commons
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
William the Fourth
Wielom
City of London
Mensrs
J Homan
Herne
Skinner-street
E.R. Yarnold
Lawrence-lawn
Cheapside
W. F. Buck
Walbrook
Jacob Unwin
Buckiersbury
Venning
Naylor
Robins
Tokenlouse-yard
Lothbury
Travelogue on Constantinople by the Countess of Habo-Haba
A lengthy review of Lurren oy 4 Geeman Coontxas by Ida, Countess of Habo-Haba translated into English. It critiques vivid scenes of Constantinople, including streets, cemeteries, markets, and the sultan, while contrasting elegance with barbarism and detailing impressions of the bazaar, slave markets, and Mount Carmel history.
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Lurren Oy
Geeman Coontxas
Ida
Countess of
Habo-Haba
London
Beary Colburn
Eothen
Crescent
Cross
Holy Land
Egypt
Constantinople
Calamitous Fire Destroys Glasgow Old and New Greyfriars
A massive blaze in Edinburgh destroys both Old and New Grayfriars churches after a stove overheats. Fire engines struggle for water, soldiers help, and the rapid flames reduce the historic structures to ruins. Each church had insurance of £1600. relief funds noted for workers amid typhus concerns.
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Epimscrey
Edinburgh
Tlacen
87Th
Grayfriars
Castle Esplanade
Victoria Terrace
George the Fourth
O. Grayfriars
Gunppulher
Caledonian Mercury
New Grayfriars
Grassmarket
Lauriston
Cathedral of Glasgow
Trinity College
Scotland
Donald Munro
List
Major Kelly
Louse
Cheselacourt
Canongate
Candlemakers Row
Herion's Hospital
Park-street
George the Fourthbridge
Candlemaker-row
Altough
Theas
Xaunro
Dundee
The Shapwick Murders Verdicts of Wilful Murder
In Shapwick an inquest on an illegitimate child of Sarah Freeman found death by arsenic and returned a wilful murder verdict against Freeman. A second inquest on Henry Freeman's death also ruled wilful murder by Freeman. The coroner noted rumors of five more recent deaths in the parish and Freeman’s possible visits to the house.
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Shapwick
Sarah Freeman
Herapath
Bristol
Edward England Phillips
Chilton
John Day White
Pedwell
Henry Freeman
Spain
Poisoning at Uxbridge Commit tal of the Accused
A poisoning case from Uxbridge draws strong local interest. Elizabeth Dickman, 22, wife of Thomas Dickman, and her six month old infant were the alleged victims. Her husband, said to have quarreled with her since marriage and recently idle, was arrested after alleged use of oxalic acid in sugar. The sugar tested by a chemist and a surgeon showed oxalic acid. Dickman denied the charge and was committed to Newgate for trial.
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Uxbridge
Elizabeth Dickman
Thomas Dickman
Herchild
Dickman
Chave
High Street
Beechey
Hillingdon End
Messrs
R. H. Cox
T. T. Clark
William Rayner
Newgate
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