Coroners Jury and Moral Regeneration of the Army
The public hopes the matter is well regarded yet the jury must remember their role and humanity at stake. Coroner juries often face censure for temper and partisan bias, but this inquiry should be free of suspicion to preserve its moral impact. The coroner’s character promises a searching review and may guide moral renewal within the British Army.
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Joan Russett
Trinity Corporation
Charter House
Tindal
Roya
Guiceltuasal Society
Newcastle
Prand Pavilion
Duke of Cambridge
Lord Morpeth
Ibrahim Pacha
Lantes
Lutterworth
Leicestershire
Leicester
London
St. Pancras
J. E. Kempe
R.S. Oldbar
Liverpool
Manchester Guardian
Strasburgh
Paris
Duvergie
Chevalier
Flandin
Theaa
Alan
Naples
Vesuvius
Wynpham
Windson
Wyndham
Detosio
Royal Hotel
Slough
J. H. Wyndham
Royal Sussex Hotel
Tonbridge Wells
Wellesley
Glacenter Bank
Dowsing
Detonia
Windsprend
Greenwich
Trafalgar
Disraeli
House of Commons
Dindon
Oxford
Buckingham
Carlton
Tae Marpes
ST Hannach
Coast-Guard
East Tarbert
Lloyd’s
Tarbert
Richard Crompton
Mull of Galloway
Portrush
Londonderry
N.N.W
Wigton
Scotland
Dasapru
East Wheal Rose
Newlyn
Truro
Cornwall
J. Carlyon
Gloucester
Beakerey
Shire Hall
John Hughes
William Philip Price
Tilberton Court
Fitzbardinge Berkeley
Samuel Bowles
Society of Friends
Herkeley
Bowley
Snil
Captain Berkeley
Tom
Mr Duncombe and the Government in Liberal Times
A London paper reviews Mr Duncombe’s parliamentary attack on Lord John Russell’s government. It mocks Duncombe’s tactics, contrasts them with Russell’s calm reply, and defends the Times and Weekly Chronicle against insinuations. The piece argues Duncombe’s conduct harms the liberal cause and urges restraint.
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Mr. Duncombe
Finsbury
Dancombe
Duncombe
Lord John Russell
Ireland
Doncombe
O Frank
Weekly Chronicle
Admiralty
Dencombe
The
Times
John Russell
Hon
Sheffield
Sir Robert Peel
Honest stance on government support and critical friendship
The writer defends keeping a prior comment as a passing remark on a rumor while asserting honest support of the Government versus servile adhesion. They distinguish between genuine friendship and bitter, sneering critique, and pledge frank expression of convictions, despite Times and Mr. Duncombe.
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Times
Oregon treaty text and postwar notes in 1846 dispatch
The document reproduces the Oregon boundary treaty between Britain and the United States, signed in Washington on June 1 1846, with ratifications to follow in six months. It outlines the forty ninth parallel boundary, free navigation rights, and provisions for Puget Sound lands, plus related remarks from the Evening Paper and Newcastle notices.
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Oregon
United States of America
Oregon Boundary
Washington
Foreign Office
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
America
Stony Mountains
Richard Pakesham
United States
James Buchanan
North Latitude
Great Britain
Vancouver's Island
Pacific Ocean
Columbia River
Hudson's Bay Company
Puget's Sound Agricultural Company
Senate
London
Riewand Pakexnamm
Janus Bucnanan
Military Flogging at Hounslow inquest sparked panic
In Hounslow a private of the 7th Royal Hussars died after flogging ordered by a court martial. Reports claim 150 lashes were given in public, amid conflicting accounts of the punishment, hospital treatment, and post mortem findings. An inquest was opened. observers fear calls to end corporal punishment in the army.
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Hounstow
7Th Royal Hugsara
Hounslow Barracke
Ramour End
7Th Royal Hussars
Hounslow
Ipswich
Heston
Lawrence
T Division
Brent, Butcher
Wakley
M.P
Middlesex
Horse Guards
Hisergeant
Whyte
Stin
Mathewaen
Hounslow Beath
Frederick White
G. Bailey
Hanwell
Brentford
H. S. Trimmer
Hestur
Tospector Lawrence
J. Bird
Landon
Dr. Read
Mr. Hall
Horatio Day
Isleworth
Warren
Hounalow Barracks
White
Duke of Wellington
Hampton Court Barracks
Arthur Sherley
Hussars
London
Wr. Warren
Colonel White
Seine
Evoyrg
de Vere
Ape
Dr Read
Old Galdiera
Mathewson
Heigha
Auldier
Hall
J. M’gregor
Army
Reid
Elections in Chester Dungarvon Edinburgh and more states
The piece reports election results and events across several towns including Chester with Jervis re-elected unopposed, Dungarvon where Sheil is elected amid repeal chants, and Edinburgh where Macaulay defeats Smith. It chronicles multiple unopposed gains in Gloucester Greenwich Evesham Liskeard Perth Plymouth Richmond and Manchester with brief political commentary and questions on labor hours.
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Manchester
Restorgy
Tas Ricar
T. Mirza Greson
Thomas Milner Gibson
Alderman Walker
Alderman Kershaw
Scholefield
Scholefeld
Feilden
Gibson
Rew
Mr. Scholefield
B. Phillips
Leicester elects Wyon Ellis and Dundas Solicitor General
Leicester voters are urged to nominate Wyon Ellis for the next general election amid ward delegate invitations. The Times notes the appointment of Dundas as Solicitor General, praising his scholarship, demeanor, and health. Oxford reports Maclean’s bankruptcy may clear a path for a single Oxford seat.
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Wrrx
Wyon Ellis
Leicester
Leicester Chronicle
Tuz New Soliciton Gexsmat
Dundas
Charles Fitzroy
Cobden
Hume
Hume, M.P
Oxforp
Maclean
Oxford
Ppp
Ie Starquis
Normandy
Vicetoria
Mosworth
Somerset
Marquis of
Worcester
Wonmouthshire
McLascoony Dnowsixe Cass
Keents
Carlisle
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Government
the “ Times
Corteap
Railways 1846
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Great Western
Wadey
Paisley
Ayr
Great North of
Blackwall
Croydon
Leeds
Birmingham
Midland
Ure
Bristol
Symingham
Astm
Carliale
Darlington
Norfalk
Ani Mdopa
Resya Louden
Aeay
Dunder & Arbroath
Bduwaggelts
Durham
Sunderland
Derbtin & Kingstown
Drogheda
Gresnoc
Bolton
Vary
Preston & Wyse
Sy — Tall Vale
Arbresth
D& Forfar
North
Rutinh
Hartlepool
Dock
Rail
Newraele
North Shields
Tyne
Ragen
Paria
Orleans
Frederick Pollock
Sir Fredericks
Dublin Freeman
Cadogan Pier
Chelsea
George Clifford
Temple
Housiars Crimg
Kleinzell
Hungary
Pavel
Witrewslewsky
Madame Wikewalewoky
Leeds Mechanics’ Institute and Literary Society
Wentworth House
Earl Fitzwilliam
Cudworth
Barnsley
Salter
Messra
Gott
Neale
Bull and Mouth
Islay
Donald M'Millan
Port Dundas
G Burom
Stirling Street
Garscubs Road
M‘nillan
Gutleman
Monkland Canal
Donald
Glasgow Chronicle
Taaix
South Eastenx
Cansressuny
Bir
Delmar
George Gower
Felix Finn
Robert Carey
Thomas Hurst
Thomas Constad
Edward Cansdell
Whitstable
Canterbury
South Eastern Railway Company
Whitetable
William Gibbins
Clowes Wood
Saris’ Authersy
Wesaing Arcizes
Chester
Mr. Jervis
Her Majesty
Dungarvon
Duncannes
Repeal Association
Sheil
Hally
P.P
KR. Longan
Thrace
O'Connell
Mr. Foley
Richard L. Sheil
Dungsrvon
Ginnon Cnale
Gibson Craig
Munday
Maclagan
Lothian
Hop
Macaulay
Maynooth
Oerrow
Culling Smith
Smith
Culing Smith
Evfsham
Rercury
Marcus B
T.N. Foster Esq
New
Borough of
Hawood
Shrewsbury
John Wade
Dundes
Lichfield
Berway
Alfred Pacet
Liskeard
Barunx
Mn C. Borten
C. Buller
Perth
Fox Maure
Plymouth
Lord Ebrington
Vincent
Richmond
H. Rich
Yorkshire
Henry Rich
Her Majesty's Treasury
Frargus O'Connor
Sir John Hobhouse
O'Connor
Sir John
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