Murder, trials, and executions at Clonmel and Limerick
The report covers a series of brutal trials and capital sentences. M Nawara and collaborators are found guilty, with executions set for February. Other defendants including Thomas and John Frewin face varying terms for harbouring. James Skeban and James Quane await judgment for murder with death sentences. Details of judge remarks, adjournments, and commissions follow, alongside related crime and public notices. The piece notes threats to jurors, police actions, and broader implications for order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Thomas Frewin
William Frewin
Ryen
Puck
Ryan
Sexresxce
Lan
Ford
Hourigan
Court of Justice
Dattu
Fes
Sruary
Specrat Commission
Clonmel
Preeant
Ennis
Limerick
Special Commission
Flo
Clare
Crowuzr
Tipperary
Osboro Prittie
H. Hutchinson
T. B. Dancer
P. Barker
J. Trant
R. Peacefather
G- Ryan
J. Bayley
J. Butler
W. Quin
J. Cooke
J. Carden
J. Lonergan
8.Barton
C. Going
E.C. Moore
C. Clarke
Gason
T. Lloyd
Croxmet
William Roe
John Lonergan
Wm. Roe
Boytonrath
Roe
Hoe
Br. Roe
Ros
Igh Rand
Hemself
Judith Sullivan
James Lonergan
Abe
Bia
James Conergan
Pernon
Mr. Rolleston
Dever
A College for Governesses and Its Critics
A lengthy critique of a proposed Queen's College for governesses argues it could elevate female education and professional status. It praises examiners like Ansted and Maurice, warns of social shifts between nursery and classroom roles, and envisions diplomas clarifying duties and earning power. The piece also notes a separate Bloomsbury County Court case declining a six shilling newspaper-reading claim, condemning the practice yet fearing adverse effects on news circulation and revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennyson
Fide Queen's College
Somerset House
Governessea Benevolent Institution
England
France
Sterne
College Ators
Ansted
Maurice
French
Berlin
Prague
Hullab
Pew
Mahoret
Horeta
Bloomsbury County Court
Times
Post
Chronicle
Jerryme-diddler
Popeta
Easino
Eit Force
The
London
Snowbound rails and frozen seas threaten navigation
Reported on Wednesday guards arriving at the General Post Office describe widespread deep snow across the north and heavy falls in eastern western and midland counties. Canals may close if frost continues. Ice from near London was shipped to ice houses for confectioners and fishmongers. Hyde Park Serpentine and nearby ponds lie frozen and skaters may enjoy noon. Northern France also endures heavy snow with seas near St Omer Borgues and Calais frozen into a vast ice sheet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Sussex
Hampshire
Surrey
Hyde Park
St. James's Park
Regent's Park
France
St. Omer
Borgues
Calais
Time rules for sunrise and tide in Great Britain and Ireland
A dated instruction fragment explains calculating sunrise and sunset by latitude adjustments for degrees above and below a reference line, plus time shifts for high water at London Dock, Bristol, York Cove, Falmouth Harbour, Holyhead, Dublin, and other ports. It also includes a church calendar note for Sunday January 30th with liturgical readings and celestial timings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spy Place
Great Britain and Ireland
Principse Seaporta
London
Bristol
York
Cove
Falmouth
Holl
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
French Government Rumored Malpractices and Ministerial Concealment
A dated critical piece denounces alleged concealment and dishonesty by a minister linked to French policy. It highlights attempts to dismiss impropriety as insignificant, questions the sincerity of M. Guizot, and warns that covert actions undermine public trust in the government and courtly influence. The article reflects on the political atmosphere and potential consequences if truths emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mons. Guizot
Bamber
Court of Accounts
M. L’herberte
M. Petit
M. Bertin de Vaux
M. Guizot
A. Guizot
M. de Malleville
Auch
Bis
M. de Vauz
M. Goinot
Hue
France
A Court Case of a Child Custody Decision in Bail Court
A day or two ago in Bail Court Justice Wightman decided a custody dispute over Margaret White’s illegitimate child. The child favored remaining with Mr. and Mrs. Brown, amid questions about the couple’s living arrangement and the child’s evident aversion to returning to Buckingham. The judge adjourned the matter and then, after dialogue with the child on the bench, ruled for continued custody with the Browns, with support for Mr. Brown to assist. The report also covers a Metropolitan Commissioners of Sewers meeting with remarks on drainage and public health in Westminster, and ends with a tragic Limerick Examiner tale of a bereaved mother carrying four coffins for her children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lonergan
Roe
Mr. Rolleston
Solicitor General
John Elliot
Boytonrath
Golden Road
Rolleston
Sho
Kia
Reaure
James Hutchison
James Kirk
Sir John Maxwell
St Canglen
Pollok
Laigh Cowglen
Hutchison
Kirk
St Laigh Cowglen
Oawas
Cowglen
Elsp
Pollokshawa
Wilson
Glasgow
Pollckehsan
I Q
Dombreck
Harmonie
Hansen
Bergen
Venice
Trieste
Ness of Quien
Vigilantia
Verge
Lerwick
Oscar Gray
Hall
Gothenburg
Scaw Ting
Whalsar
Arendal
Amelia
Douglas
Kirkaldy
Cronstadt
Wake Passage
Clarendon
Sumburgh
Fortuna
Baltic
Whalsay
Snailwell
James Gittus Beara
Afr
Gittun
Atable
Mr. Dobede
Bury Port
Friburg
Stonyhuret
Preston Guardian
Jony Tasat
Aberdeen
Lord Ivory
Scotland
Willox
Pope
Farre
Alexander Wood
Woodburnden
James Wood
Kirkton
Federesso
Stone Haven
Margaret Barclay
Alexander
Canada
Woodlcot
Farrell
Smart
Neliciter
Stonehaven
Fetterease
George Wood
Jane Young
Kiotore
Edinburgh
Lord Robertson
Court of Session
House of Lords
Hunter
John Honner
Parliament Street
London
Job Hunter
W.S
Defenders Counsel
Sir Fitzroy Ketly
Measra Robertson
Anderson
Messra Robertson
Macfarlane
Campbell
Johnson
Farquhar
Leitch
James Arnot
Edichburgh
Privy Council
Wooheich
Home Secretary
Yeovil
Ajax
Enanta
Sligo
Bank of Ireland
Abingdon
Weymouth
Bridport
Anna
Ffe
Bradford
Avril
Cate
Cate Allowed Than If Yous
Yous
Court of Error
Howe of Lords
Cheltenham
Oxford
Cencorius
Dodd
D S
Milbank
Bath
Trinity Square
Eliza
Court of Equity
Gle
Ownamen
Shropshire
Samust Romilly
St. Albans
Srife
Bagh E
Swansea
James Cutts
Woolwich
J. D
Amsterdam
Addams
Jones
Birmingham
J.P
Chertsey
Lomas
Taanton
Lovegrove
Oxon
P. Q
Romford
P. T
Bedford
Sunderland
House of Commons
Weekly Chronicle
Old Bailey
W. Wa
Justice Wightman
Cadis
Margaret White
Ava. Brown
Abs. Buckingham
Brown
Hit Pel
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Metropolitan Commissioners OF Sewers
Commissionera of the
Metropolitan Sewera
Lord Ebrington
M.P
Dean of Westminster
E. N. Buxton
Bart
Byng
Edwin Chadwick
Owen
Broderibb
Lambert Jones
Wm. Stone
Hulton
Packle
Buller
Leslie
Bidwell
Metropolitan Sewers Commission
Ordnance Survey of the Metropolis
Yolland
Ordnance Survey
Westminster
Bridge Street
Wealminster
Great George Street
Birdcage Walk
Covalutation Hill
Hyde Park Corner
Knights Bridge
Brompton Road
Fulham Road
Park Place
Milman's Row
Milman’s Row
Westminster Bridge
Becog
Epwis
Greek Street
Surrey
Hatton Garden
Sewers Commission
Ower Hamilete
W. S. D. la Beene
Edwin Coapwicn
Chadwick
Air
Special Metropolitan Commission
Board of Health
St. Margaret and St John
St. Andrew's
Holborn
St. George the Martyr
Poor Law Commission Office
Messrs. Roe and Phillips
Conrte
Alleya
Cesspools
Sir W. Barnett
Dean of
Glasse
Dean and Chapter of
Surrey and Koat
Phan
Nick
Tank Nick
Waai
Charity
Limerick Examiner
Judge Vindicates Affection and Human Rights Claims
A judge appears to vindicate the claims of affection and the rights of humanity, signaling strong regard for individual dignity within the case. The ruling emphasizes moral considerations alongside legal standards, reflecting a broader stance on personal relationships and equality.
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