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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 28, 1843

Page

2

The M'Naughten Case at Bow Street and Inquest Findings

Doctors at Tothill Fields examine Daniel M'Naughten and deem him sane after the Bow Street disclosure. An inquest on Mr. Drummond's death returns a verdict of willful murder against M'Naughton, with evidence detailing the pistol attack and postmortem findings.

Munro and Sutherland M‘naughten Tothill-fields Bridewell Bow-street Mir Hall Bow Street Lavies Naughton Drummond Tracy M‘naughton Glasgow Dutton Bean Daniel M‘naughten Metropolitan Police SE Neegheen Martin Paisley Dixon and Son Edward Drummond James Silver Charing-cross Groves Gardner's Lane Whitehall Bank of England Glasgow and Shipping Bank Poplar Road Newington Witnness Daniel M‘naughton Mr. Drummond Trafalgar Square Robert Hodge No. 5 Alpha-place Kentish-town Admiralty Charing Cross Berkeley-street Berkeley Square Lower Grosvenor Street Chambers Hume Guthrie Bransby Cooper Jackson E. Drummond, Esq G. J. Guthrie W. F. Chambers J. R. Hume Bransby B. Cooper Richard Jackson William Parrot Daniel M‘neuguen Maule Murraty Mr. Maule Bridewell Newgate Central Criminal Court

Disturbance at Royal Asylum Greenwich Sparks Inmate Row

Report from the upper school at the Royal Asylum Greenwich describes a violent disturbance led by pupils following restricted interactions with friends. Five ringleaders are confined as Governor Sir Robert Stopford orders a formal inquiry before Captain Haskisson RN. A separate robbery case at 43 Princes Street, Leicester Square involves two men overpowering a maid and looting valuables including watches rings and jewelry worth substantial sums.

Gaceswich School Royal Asylum Greenwich Lieut. Rose, RN Robert Stopford K C.B Haskisson R.N Fred. Susse Princes-street Iwicester Square Sasse Morocco

Paris Chamber of Deputies backs ministers in right of search debate

Reported debate over the 1831 and 1833 treaties. Guizot defends the treaty, warns against renegotiation. amendments rejected 118 to 67. Paris papers claim English influence myth amid a gunpowder plot claim. excerpts include Constantine press reactions and social gatherings at the French embassy.

Panta Caamarra Paris Chamber of Peers Baron de Brigade Count Targot M. de Brigade England France M. Turgot Prince de la Moskowa M. de Brigaie M. de Turgot Duc de Noailles M. Guizot Iit M. Odillon Barrot M. Lamartine Presse Chamber of Deputies Abolitionist Society M. de Tracy Isambert Deleapaul Jumini M. Isambert Buckram Pants Lord Cowley M. Duchatel

Metropolis London charity election and assorted meetings

London charity annual meeting at the London tavern reports 54 children leaving the asylum this year and 389 total, with Wellington Fund short of funds. Union Bank of Australia declares a five percent half year dividend amid strong capital and reserves. other meetings address water supply reform, temperance, and various society reports including a ball and textile protection talks.

London London Tavern Alderman Thompson James Capel Read Wellington Lord Hervey Byng M.P Briscoe Aly Union Bank of Australia Broadstreet J. R. Turtt Dito Messrs. Robinson Levy Burnand Abugance Lord Stanley Mvek Burnaud New Watta Company Sourawank Bridge-house Lutudon-bridge River Wandle Water Company Southwark Lambeth Vauxhall Marshall Wandle Thames Surrey Southwark and Vauxhall Company National ‘Temperance Society Exeter Hall Coldstream” Guards B. Rotch Bowley J.S. Buckingham J. Sherman G. B. Macdonald C. Stowell W. Spencer Hunt G. W. Alexander Macdonald Spencer Father Mathew Boz Dickens Hont Fisu Monoens Ayp Pourtenens Beseycrest Society Willis Messrs. Willis E. C. Bessel Adams Pattons’ Tribe Protection Society National Association Hall High Holborn Bartholomew Parrott Parker Cotexial Cannon Society Music Hall Store-street Bedford-square North London George Finch Australia Western Africa Cape of Good Hope Lower Canada Prince Edward Ielanda Joseph Burton Bailey Paraona Board of Guardians England America Bacon Burton Lord Williams Mantua Philadelphia Serr Cot Goodhugh Cs8tre ' Barings and Co Churchewardens Foreign Department Zeon Lewisham East Greenwich Princess Sophia Blackheath Deptford Wella Turpen

Post-office robbery ring busted in Bristol tale

In Bristol postmaster Mr Thomy Todd Walwn uncovered and detained a long-running post office theft group led by Thomas Davis. His wife and daughter aided the scheme as letters with money were pilfered from Mangotsfield Downend and Fishponds routes. A test mail revealed the crime, enabling police to arrest the trio and remand them for further examination.

Times Sir Fowell Buxtun Guld Coast Ashantee Cape Coast Castle Freeman Sir Fowell Buxton Lushington Coomassie William Puantamissa Wasr Expres Fansoutu Royal Mail Trent Boxer West India Jamaica Havannah St. Thomas's Bermuda Fayal Southampton City of Bristol Thomy Todd Walwn Stapleton Mangotsfield, &c Thomas Davis Mangotsfeld Downend Fishponds, &c Davis Post-Office London Ireland General Post-Office Inspector Attwood Clifton Carmarthen William Burnhill Margaret Lewis Thomas John Shafto Vaughan Llangeouech Carmarthen Vounty-Gap Llandilo Vaughan Burnhill Carymarthen Abergwilly-bridge Camarthen Vaugram David Evans Charles Hughes Aberguilly-bridge Juhi Weare Lanett Aberesilly Bridge House O Correction Cheltenham John Newman William Newman Newman Waltsa B House Tewkesbure Jo. Viner Nathaniel Bell Pill Gloucestershire Rural Police Tewkesbury Cheltenham Mag ‘Ath Vinets Mio Cot Denbigh St. Axuph Hangor Viscount Dungannon William Bagot M P Si .F Williams Wyan, Bart SLP Townshend Mainwanth

Massive Fire Destroys Distillery Amid Rescue Efforts

Firefighters battled a blaze at a distillery with water brought by temporary bridge and engines from ditches. The distillery and two outbuildings burned, turpentine and copper stills were lost, with several thousand pounds in wreckage and uninsured stock. A separate inquest at St Bartholomew's examined Emma Ranger's suicide by oxalic acid after a troubled life and affair, with verdict temporary insanity.

Utenanla Caz Arvectiox Asp Suicrpe Rey Payne St. Bartholomew's Hospital Emma Ranger John Wilkinson Shackel Division of Police Worship-street Wilkinson John Horton Weston High-street Hoxton New Tanyard Shoredich

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