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Mysterious Circumstance Near Upper Thames Street
Police found a blood pool and hair near Rownson and Drew in Upper Thames street. Constable Gaylor followed groans from beneath a keelless boat at Paul's wharf and dragged out a nearly lifeless man with a severe head wound, coagulated blood around the wound.
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Gaylor
Upper Thames Street
Rownson
Drew
Paul's Wharf
Burgess
Assault, hospital trauma, and a London workhouse pass found
A man was badly injured after a violent blow to the skull and taken to St Bartholomew's Hospital. A bundle of rags with a London Union pass to Marlborough House dated June 25, 1842 was found on a boat by Constable Gaylor. The injured man remained incoherent and unable to reveal how the event occurred.
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St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Gaylor
James Frith
City of London Union
Marlborough House
Union
Peckham
West Strand
Palace-yard
Cobden
Francis Place
Thompson
Messrs
Lyon
Camberwell
Petrie
Wells
Eli Radley
Tottenham
Burford
Stratford
Austin
St Martin-in the- Fields
Shawe
St. Luke's
Stack
Kentishtown
Aulton
Kentish Town
Wheeler
Sen. and Son
Smith
St. Pancras
P. A. Taylor
Sen
William ‘Traylor
Croydon
Aiken
Mitchum
Barker
Mitcham
Alder
Murray
Gibson
Bethnal
Green
Bacon
South
Morse
Beates
Whitechapel
Gaghan
St. Ann's
Soho
Porter
Cox
Kwall
Bowring
Lite
Jacob
Shoreditch
Nicholls
St. Anne's
Bensell and Howell
Ditto
Wmn
Harrison and Murray
Paddington
Horsepool
Toms
Bethnal Green
Palmer and Middleton
Essex
Ashton
Daniell
Jasse
Marylebone
H. Olman
Ian
Dr. Black
Whitehead
Chelsea
Matthews
Marbrien
Colonel Thompson
Stock
Taylor
A. Rt. Shaw
Southmorse
M.P
Homer Sumsfield
Leeds
Rawson
Manchester
Ashdown
Loxpox and
Buackwain
London Tavern
Wm. Routh
Sergeant Gazelee
Blackwall
Gravesend
Brunswick Wharf
Levy
Wilson
David Salomons
Crawshay
Betacem Hosmran
Edward Oxforp
Bethlem Hospital
Oxford
Simmons
Upper Seymour Street
Euston Square
Mr. Simmons
Seymour-street
St. Pancras Church
University-college Hospital
Mrrtixe
Jamaica
Colony of
St. James’s Street
Lord St. Vincent
Charles Metcalf
Sir Alexander Grant
Isaac Lyon Goldsmid
Colonel Rose
Wyndham Dalling
John Russell
Marquess of
Normandy
Alexander Grant
Burge
Mr. Burge
Earl of Elgin
Normal School
British and Foreign ScHool Society
Royal
Duke of Sussex
Marquess of Lansdowne
Lord Howick
Lord Monteagle
Robert Grosvenor
Lord Ebrington
Lord Kinnaird
Thomas Troubridge
Culling Eardley Smith
Vernon Smith
W. Cowper
Charles Hindley
E. Pendarves
J. Parker
M.V
Thomas Tancred, Esq
Joseph Brotherton
Henry Weymouth
Alers Hankey
Dr. Reid
Whitworth Russell
Mr. O'Neill
Prussia
Elizabeth Gower
Kinnaird
Mary Wood
Hindley
Pendarves
Duke of Sutherland
Earl of Burlington
Earl of Clarendon
Earl of Radnor
Lord Western
Lord Bexley
Norwich
Hampden
Lushington
John Boileau
Thomas Wilde
G. H. Larpent
Bart
Notable Opening of New Normal School Building
A prominent ceremony featured Sir B Hall and other dignitaries unveiling a new training facility. Guests viewed student works from Borough-road, Hitchin, Gloucester, and Horsferry Road schools, with Lord John Russell presiding and speeches by Lord Howick and Marquis of Lansdowne. Donations totaling many hundreds of pounds were announced and the event concluded with thanks to the committee. nearby reports note the Licensed Victuallers' school anniversary, large subscriptions, and a public safety redevelopment plan for Whitechapel. A youth named Charles Brown died bathing in the Thames near Blackfriars Bridge.
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B. Hall
George Phillips
J. Lubbock
Bart
Bouverie
K. Strutt
Glynn
Grote
G. Knight
M.P
Rundle
Dundas
Ainsworth
Stewart Marjoribanks
Borough-road
Brighton
Hitchin
Gloucester
Horsferry Road
London
John Russell
Lord Howick
Charles Hindley, Esq
MLV
Thrge
Crossley
Marquis of Lansdowne
Lord Monteagle
G. W. Alexander, Esq
Charles Hindley
John Alcard
Lord John Russell
Edward Thomas
Byng
Capt. Rous
House of Commons
Standard
London Docks
Whitechapel
Spitalfields Church
Charles Brown
Thames
Blackfriars Bridge
Jubilant jubilee for Baptist Missionary Society at Bristol
The Baptist Missionary Society celebrated its 50th anniversary in Bristol with Robert Leonard in the chair at Counterslip chapel. A Jamaica Africa mission outfit gift of £500 prompted enthusiastic pledges, and £1,400 was raised including Leonard’s £200 donation. A public breakfast followed at King Street chapel.
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Bristol
Jusien
The
Baptist Missionary Society
Counterslip Chapel
Robert Leonard
Joseph Russell
Melksham
Jubilee Society
Wm. Knibb
Africa
East
Knibb
R. B. Sherring
Ashley-place
Kingstreet Chapel
R. Leonard
Exeter
Artremprio
Mark Knight
St. David's Hill
Holme
William Portland Trump
Guildhall
Leeds
StauG¢e
Bradford
Joseph Bailey
Spring Row
Manningham
Bailey
Mr. Bailey
Harrowgate
Leichster
Murper
Souicide
Archdeacon Lane
William Vann
Wigston
Vann
Cottingham
Arthur
Harmony claims amid Irish government row amid Boyne anniversary warnings
In a Dublin dispatch the Dublin Castle press notes that harmony reportedly prevails among government members on both sides of the Trish channel, despite public disputes between rival parties. The lord lieutenant issues a circular urging obedience to laws to curb processions that spark sectarian strife, with no prohibitory mandates at present. Separately, Innish inquest updates report magistrates suspended pending Clare assizes trials, while colonial maritime theft and Cork workhouse crime are also detailed in a dense series of local notices.
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United States
Europe
Lord Althorp
New York
Whiting
Edwards
Ocean Asions Insurance Company
Texas
Colorado Gazette
Kinnney
Kinney
Matemoras
Gou
Camargo
Goo
Mier
Monterey
San Antonio
Matagorda
Agatore
Jackson
Cape Hayriex
Port Au Prince
Cape Haytion
Faubert
Boyer
Obas
Monscardy
Department of
Cape Haytien
Grand River
St. Jano
St. Jago
St. Domixiu
Porter
Buenos Ayres
Unitarians
Journal of Commerce
Ecenos Ayres
Unitariana
Santa Fe
Entre Rios
Majorcae
Majorcas
Gen Rosas
Birces
Cartman
Phen
Delphe
Anl
Interior
Monte Video
Itosas
Jrent
Trish
Dublineering Mail Daily
Durantine
Lonp de Grew
Lord de Grey
Germany
Countess de Grey
North
the Boyne
Dupin
Proveston Riors
Enxis
Innnis
Assizes
Clare
Cruise Smyth
de Ruvynes
Evening Mail
Vir. Lucas
Dublin Castle
Ennis
C. BK. Lucas—L
Cruise Smyth, Esq
K.M
Seiur
Hlour
Ennia
Limerick
J.N. Russell
Manis
Corcoran
Fermoy
Bridewell
Cork
Irish government quarrels courting a patch up plan
The Evening Packet reports an attempt to quell Irish government quarrels after Lord Eliot returns to Ireland. Earl De Grey may seek royal permission for a swift German bath visit due to rheumatic gout. Lady Mary Viner and her children are expected to join during the absence.
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Intsu
Lord Eliot
Ireland
Earl de Grey
Germany
Strathbogie Case Overruled in Suspension Dispute
In the Court of Session a reduction by Strathbogie presbytery’s minority challenged the suspension decree from 1839. The court ruled the majority entitled to expenses, including costs of discussions in the outer and inner houses, per Lord Medwyn Meantime the Tweed Banking Company prepares first dividends to creditors across estates with varied rates and asset figures.
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Lord Cockburn
Lord Medwyn
Lord Moncrieff
Lord Meadowbank
Banyx
Tweed Banking Company
Messrs
William Smith Batson
John Wilson
John Langhorn
John Laughorn
Bank of
Berwick
Savings’ Bank
Dunbar Gadur
Eugene Ernest Augustus Whelps
Prince of
Duke of York
Ireland
George the Fourth
Hiso
Caledonian Mercury
Johny Wilson
Weaver
Darvel
Wilson
Kilmarnock
Ayr
Joppa Sea
Joppa
Fisherrow
Portobellow
Cooke
Glascow
Barlow
West of England
Cucke
The Surnames Essay and Curious Collier Nicknames
A long excerpt reviews Sir names and surname origins from Mark Antony Lower, tracing from Johnson to Latin and Norse roots, with examples like Macdonald Fitz-Hamon and Edmunding. It notes the distinction between surnames and forenames, observes regional practices in Scotland Ireland and Saxon forms, and offers anecdotes about peasantry nicknames and double names within mining communities.
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Johnson
Mac-Allan
Fitz-Harding
Tudor
Stephenson
Allan
Harding
Stephen
Scrnames
du Cange
Edmund Spenser
John Miller
Alexander Poe
Scotland
Mac
Macdonalds
Macarlis
Tmanine
Donald
Arthur
O Hara
O'Neale
Fitz
Fris
Fieirs
Fitz-Hamon
Fuloyibert
Russia
Aven Dace
Aven Reis
Pace
Reis
Cronred Cepwalding
Ceolwald Cuthing
Cuth Cuthwining
Ceonred
Ceolwald
Cuth
Cuthwin
William of
Cmmon
Mr. Strong
Mr. Strong. Mr. Meek
Mr. Right
Blackman
Lillywhite
Mr. Franci
Miss Pretty
England
Wolfkiller
Ethelwof
Alwin
Camd
Verstegan
Alfred
Aldred
Bede
Amd
Rulolph
Dbutescarles
Cuthbert
Edmund
Edward
Jrederick
Guidard
Godin
Cam
Hengist
Renard
Lenfwin
Osbern
Ranulpi
Bardull
Richard
Rier
Walwin
Faldwin
Gawen
Tyrwhitt
Chaucer
Staffordshire
Pigman
John Smith
Thomas Jones
Knight's Quarterly Magazine
Thomas Williams
Rudge
Ation
Adam Green
Stempy
Lent
Zal
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