Assassination and Death of Edward Drummond in London
A long report details the assassination of Edward Drummond, private secretary to Sir Robert Peel, and the ensuing medical crisis. It covers bulletins, surgical bleeding, and Drummond's death, with notes on the assassin Daniel M'Naghten, his background, motives, and the public and political reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Drummond
Sir Robert Peel
Bow-street
Tothill-fields
Drummond
MR. Drammond
Guthrie
Windsor
Castle
Paddington
S Windsor
Prince Albert
Great Park
Earl of Jersey
Bouverie
J. Drummond
Viscount Strathallan
Crombe
Maderty
Scotland
Stuart
William Drummond
Culloden
James Drummond
William Viscount Strathallan
Grosvenor Street
Cooper
Dr. Chambers
Mr. Jackson
Tothill-fields Prison
M‘naughten
Spalding
Seymour-street
Bryanston-square
Stockwell
Glasgow
Naughton
Chieaansey
London
M‘naughton
Presbyterian Church
Dan
Ainsta E
Glasgow Courier
Daniel M‘naughten
Daniel M‘nanaghter
Turner’s Court
Stockwell-street
Clyde-Street
Anderston
France
Alexander Johnston
M.P
Gordon
Peter-street
Westminster
Bean
Edge
Tracy
Lavies
Mnaughten
Tothillfields Prison
Jen
Daniel M'Naughteen
Mr. Drummond
Robert
Baronet
R. Peel
Times
America
Post
Standard
Democrat
England
Cassandra
Tue Dezate-Beed
Epwanp Drummoxp
Mr. Guthrie
Helen
Sir Robert
Lady Peel
James Campbell
Bath-street
James
Lamond
Glasgow and Shipping Bank
P.’s
Al'Naughten
Treasury
Inquest on the Deadly Drummond Case and M Naughton Verdict
A London inquest into Edward Drummond's death from an August pistol attack, with testimony detailing the shooting, postmortem findings, and the evidence leading to a verdict of wilful murder against Daniel M Naughton. The report notes witness accounts, Pistols, and the coroner's handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Drummond
Goat Tavern
Lower Grosvenor Street
Gell
Westminster
Stanley
Foreman
Mayo
Treben
Wills
Owen
Slack
Gand
Strachan
Dawa
Eveneling
Baily
Padget
Davis
Turner
Baker
Devon
Bywater
Clichard
Nohill
Low
Cooper
Maule
Treasury Solicitor
Edward Drummond
James Silver
Charing-cross
Groves
Gardner's Lane
Whitehall
Ead
Bank of England
Glasgow and Shipping Bank
Poplar-road
Newington
Drummond
Desniel M'Naughten
Mr. Drummond
Naughton
Trafalgar Square
Robert Hodge
No. 5
Alpha-place
Kenlish-town
Admiralty
G. J. Guthrie
Berkeley-street
Berkeley Square
Honee
Grosvenor Street
Chambers
Hume
Guthrie
Bransby Cooper
Jackson
W. F. Chambers
J. R. Hume
Bransby
Richard Jackson
William Parrot
Daniel M‘naughton
M‘naughten
Bridewell
Newgate
Central Criminal Court
Paris Chamber of Peers votes amid French treaty debate
In Paris on Tuesday the Chamber of Peers backed the government 118 to 67 after amendments on the right of search and treaty revisions were rejected. Guizot defended the treaty regime while opposition reports praised his calm, firm speech as calming strain over the ongoing debate with Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Clausen
Chamber of Peers
Ministe
Baron de Brigade
Count Turgot
M. de Brigede
England
France
Trish
M. Turgot
Prince de la Moskowa
M. de Brigade
M. de Turgot
Duc de Noailles
M. Guizot
Aasty
M.guizot
Tettera
Head
M. Odillon Barrot
M. Lamartince
Presse
Chamber of Deputies
Abolitionist Society
M. de Trac
Isambert
Delespaul
Molé
Jumini
M. Isambert
Buckram
Felstaff
Pants
Lord Cowley
M. Duchatel
Diplomatic Heat and Turbulence Across Europe and Levant
Private letters report stalled France Spain talks and weak Madrid progress. Madrid probes military levies in Barcelona with harsh measures against debtors. Levant news note missing Levant steamer, Beyrout reports calm shifts, and Black Sea storms cause ships to founder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BPAIN
Portugal
France
Spain
Xeres
Madrid
Barcelosa
Geng
Associa
Buido
M. Lesseps
Barcelona
Seoane
Phare Des Pyrenees
Barrelona
Yiej
Addy
Scott
Mercurio
Gibraltar
Mr. Scott
Abd el. Kader
Observateur Des Pynees
Iberia
Oporto
Lisbon
Povernor
British Colonies Tug AswaxTEE Princes
The Times correspondent reports on princes educated in England and sent to the Gold Coast and Ashantee. Through Buxton and Lushington they receive £100 yearly as consuls to Ashantee. Incidents include a prince’s affair, execution of a local wife during a liaison, causing tensions at Cape Coast Castle and with the Ashantee king. Also notes arrival of the royal mail steamer Trent with West India and Havannah mails and indigo cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Cambridge
Barstow
New York
Liverpool
Royal Mail
Congress
Oregon Territory
Senate
Territory of
Oregon
Washington
The
Journal of Commerce
Missouri
Arkansas
Orean
Columbia River
Towa
House
Sistult
China
Sandwich Islands
Islands
Britannia
London
Paris
Somers
Montreal
Mentreal Courier
Government-house
Setas
J. Flaxney
W. B. Gwrsyze
M.B.T.C
J. Sampson
J. Fanxpex
N.B. T.C.D
Fansvex
J. Saupsox
Vena Cruz
Old England
San Juan Baptista
Tabasco
Mazatlan
Marquesas Islands
Vera Cruz
Tug Aswaxtee
Times
Sir Fowell Buxton
Gold Coast
Ashantee
Cape Coast Castle
Freeman
Lushington
Coomassie
William Puanlamissa
Farsiode
Trent
West India
Jamaica
Havannah
St. Thomas's
Bermuda
Fayal
Southampton
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the Weekly Chronicle
Dee
Deammond
Messrs. Guthrie
Arthur Drummond
Drammond
Hall
Silver
Flower
Courvoisier
Metropolitan Police
Paisley
Foreign Intelligence
Ixtrepio
Duke of
Charles Heath
Owen Baker
Charley
Cambridge-heath
Mileend
Eaton
Queen's Head-road
Mile-end
Charles Vaudegaard
Chapel-place
Camden-town
Middlesex Hospital
Sutcloz
Ellis
Herondsey- Street
Docklead
Union
Traill
Mr. Ellis
Millstairs
Mr. Trail
Mr. Traill
Marseilles
Malta
Jerome Bonaparte
Emperor
Count, de Montfort
Commission OF the Chancer OF Deputies
Kixo
Pacific
East
Syria
Isabella
Europe
Algeria
Marquesa Islands
Levant
Algiers
Egypt
Miu
Beyrout
Shibley-el-Arian
Ahmed, Pasha
Damascus
Besrout
Black Sea
Genoa
Journal Des Débats
Spezzia
Mala Paga
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