The Chesterfield Murder Commital of Robert Statham
Chesterfield experiences renewed uproar as master butcher Robert Statham faces committal for aiding and abetting the murder of George Collis. Witnesses place him in Morley’s yard during the crime, with testimony detailing dog release, window pane viewing, and shop actions. Statham was remanded to Derby jail amid public interest and rumors of further disclosures.
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Robert Statham
Chesterfield
George Collis
Anthony Levat
Statham
Platts
Collis
Mr. Statham
Morley
Piatts
John Pistis
George Collie
John Platts
Flawker
Derby
John Heathcote
Packer's Row
Henry Morley
Packer's
Csy
Morlay
Flenker
Cutts
Mr. Cutts
S. Morley
Bir. Statham
Anthony J
Derby Mercury
Inquest into Widow Caroline Lawson Death in a Cab
An inquest at the George the Fourth public house, Vincent Street, Old Street, heard that Caroline Lawson, a widow, was found dead in a cab after a night of drinking with Irishwoman Moriarty alias Muncarthy. Evidence suggested repeated public house visits and a fatal apoplexy, with an open verdict pending further investigation.
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Baker
George the Fourth
Vincent Street
Old Street Road
Caroline Lawson
Moriarty
Muncarthy
Worship Street
Macarthy
Holborn
Roy
Gray's Inn
Jessamy
Paddick
Smithfield
Bot
Mr.Paddick
Baying
Thomas Gearing
Gearing
Coward
Paris
Ieee Meang
Campes
Muxno
Long
Meriborough
Munro
Fawcett
Brecknock Arms
Camden Town
Wakley
Wilfy
Central Criminal Court
Manro
Hooker
Chambers
Phillips
Lieutanant
Dresden
Snenton
Jacob Parrott
Snenton Church
Parrott
Nottingham
Trancheater
Swenten Church
Gret
General Hospital
Sbe
Nottinghamshire Guardian
la Mentasté
King’s Arma
Thames
Jacobson
Jacobson Brothers
Great St. Helen's
Bishop Agate Street
Windsor Bridge
Hermann Scherer
Halfmoon Street
Pily
Windsor
Richmond
Public debate over Irish relief and Wellington statue on London benches
The Lords debated the Irish Relief Commissioners report accusing parsons of misconduct and the Commons postponed the Wellington statue decision. A quarrel between Spooner and Hume arose over Rajah of Sattanar. Public works, supply votes, and Ireland bills proceeded with mixed support.
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Murdbet
Omanieh
Earl of Ropen
Iriah
Parsons
Ireland
Lord Brovogam
Earl Frizwilluas
Lord Mowreagis
Ropes
Spooner
Wellington
J. Russley
Bentinck
Duke of Wellington
Lord G. Bentrice
Ramain
F. Tagnee
Joan Rossell
G. Bentinck
Hume
Mr. Hume
Hatt
Mr. Spooner
House
East India Company
Mr. Butt
Mr. Hutt
G. Baxxes
Osnonsxe
R. Incura
J. Russtix
Hutt
Aotronxsy
Burne
Lord J. Hussell
Mr Homes
J. C. Hobhouse
Lord J. Russell
J. Russell
Mr. Stooner
Relief Commissioners For
D. Nozaers
Victoris
Rafe
Stavronp O'Bursn
D. Norreya
Wynne
Lasouceexs
D. Nérreys
D. Norreys
UNION
Mr. Fexzano
Mr. Roebuck
Sir G. Grey
Sir G. Gaer
P. Borrowice
New
Poor Law Board
Poor Law Commission
Vgs
Wakley
Rota Basses
House of Lords
P. Bortgwick
Aggram
Africa
saruRpa
Sreaxgx
Hexe
Iti
Masteopetis
Thames Conservancy
Gaesne
Irland
J. Anners
Fonsitz
Tuorgety
Cord J. Maxwels
Newpeants
R. Fexsuson
Anonpe Land
Anonpe Land Suseer, Mr. Brown, Lord W. Pow. Letz
Arsswost
Howe
Scotland
Public Works
Moray
Vicount Moxtrera
Committee of Ways and Means
Bishop of Manchester
Commons
Lonnon
Lord Brove
Marais
Lasapowxe
Canadas
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Slattery
Limerick
Hatton
Hutton
Wall
Oneone
Windsor Bill
Stukeley Lest, Esq
C. Clarke
Market Place
Bath Journal
Potxey
William Carter Beld
Queen's End Inn
Putney
Sophia Dullett
Jane
Wiest
Eminem
Shillito
Wane
Freeman
Bushell
Body
Dr. Wane
Quesconvenes
Cormack
Imperial Parliament
House OF Lords—Fridat
Haven OF Commmons
Palmerson
Commmons
J. Ressent
Batne
Greenock
V. Sutra
J. Russeer
Willians
Home
J. Roussell
Cuanescroz
Utthan
New Zealand
Hawze
Her Majesty's Treasury
New Zealand Company
England
Lord Groxcx Bentinck
Ge Bow
New’ Zealand
B. Snotts
Goodnes
Europe
W. Parren
Wie
W. Sarria
Mafeny
Cmpany
Bortis
Colonial Office
Zealand
Wirtums
Janes Gagan
Lord Stanley
Huma
Lord Inanstaz
E. Devsner
Aguionsi
Drigagxs
Tounsy ‘General
Court of Review
J. Gkawam
Z. J. Stuart
Lettey
London
Court of Chancery
Hass
J. Ghanam
Sir G. Gerry
Thea Rouse
Houan
LORDS
Lord Brovenay
Westminster Hall
Earl Gary
Earl of Extenzoxoven
Earl Grey
Messare
Lord Brovenam
Poor Relief Supervision
Househ OF Commons
J. Russet
Ripon
Bt Asaph
Auger
RB. Inouia
House of Peers
Housman
Ecclesiastical Commission
Mr. Cotcatt
Sir G. Gay
W.O. Stancey
Lord Crive
Lord Sanpon
Horgsman
Y. Hume
Waxuzy
Duncomas
NrcyoLe
J. Ryasall
Fapw
Lyar
Robert Langalow
Enq
Colony of
Ceylon
Aaid
Langalow
Colonial Department
Karl Grey
Mr. Gladstone
Langslow
Malta
F. Ponsonby
P. Ponsonby
Colombe
Government of
Langelow
Mr. Langslow
Caylan
Mgr. Langslow
My. Langslow
Mr. 7
Eually
Bin
Mr. Langalow
A. Bouverie
Lord Gleasis
Lord Melbourne
Depien
Maite
Becott
Bar of
Her Majesty
S. Fawes
Encott
Honas
Apned
Langlow
Pon
Earley
Racott
Executive Council of
Hawas
Anme
Lor. Stanley
Hore
Staxkwbay
Wiscass
Escott
Austen
Commission of
Langrow
F. Bantic
Privy Council
Stedatone
F. Baring
Stanley
Xeiseman
Axa
Jae
B. Escort
G. Banter
Ngwon
Str. Low
Fr. Lengalaw
Pecuetz
Bodkin
Ayen
Bopxin
Cuxisterare
Tooh
B. Denison
Bip
Christopher
Hielo Eabeees
W. Johurrian
W. Jolliffe
T. Acuax
Mouvus
Poerps
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