Duel Evidence Emerges From Fawcett Case At Kensington
Witnesses described the night of June 30 1843 and the morning of July 1 1843 including Cuddy and Grant lodging at various homes. Coroner and officers reviewed letters by Colonel Fawcett and noted a planned duel with Mr Munro. Witnesses placed Holland the driver and details of entries to Great Portland Street and the Haymarket as the investigation proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che Cody
Amessy
Wieneas
I. T
Fawcette
L. Williams
Haymarket
Cuddy
Clarke
William
55Th Regiment of Foot
Aggs
Holland
Fawceti
Colonel Fawcett
Mr. Cuddy
Brighton
Elizabeth Arnaud
Great Portland Street
Grant
Sarah Lawford
Mr. Grant
Mrs. Arnand
Captain Frowd
Mr. Munro
John Smith
Knightsbridge Barracks
Coe
Royal Horse Guards
George Gulliver
Gulliver
Munro
Mr. Gulliver
Regent's Park
Edward Hayward
Regent’s Park
Lieutenant Munro
Sxalliver
John Holland
Charles Longman
Portland-street
Mr. Blake
Lynar Fawcett
Lyxan Fawcett
Lynan Fawozrr
Blake
Lynaza Fawcetr
Humphreys
Willful Murder Verdict At Coroner's Inquest On Fawcett Death
A coroner's inquest finds Wilful Murder against Lieutenant Munro Duncan Grant and Holland Leckie and William Cuddy as principals in the first degree and George Gulliver as principal in the second degree. The proceedings detail the duel context, witness debates, and the coroner's instructions as the jury concludes with Gulliver denying statements until sworn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulliver
Mr. Humphreys
Mr. Gulliver
Aggs
Holland
Longman
Col. Fawcett
Brotsnd
Mr. Munro
Mr. Grant
Jones
S. Holland
Munro
Lieutenant Munro
Shame Street
Colonel Fawcett
Haymarket
Breckmock Arms
Mr. Cuddy
Clark
Fawcett
Cuddy
Portland-street
Grant
Sloane-street
Colonel Fawcette
Justice Bayley
Rex
Helsham
Cumberland
Mr.Foreman
Mr. Cumberland
Alexander Thompson Munro
Duncan Trevor Grant
William Holland Leckie
Daniel Cuddy
George Gulliver
Central Criminal Court
Marylebone Police Court
Blake
Humphreys
Duel in Marseilles Ends With Barber Prisoner
A duel on the 10th mat in Marseilles saw two Spaniards fight with a razor. The cigarette dealer was wounded severely, carried to hospital, while the barber was jailed. In Maidstone parish a baptism ceremony welcomed seven Saxby children into the church. Attempts to set fires were reported in Liverpool warehouses with pitch, cotton, and matches found, hinting at alarming incendiary activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marseilles
Lzsps
Kent
Saxby
Maidstone
Liverpool
Tobin
College Lane
Liverpool Times
The French Republicans and the Irish Repealers in Paris
The Journal des Debats reports a Paris republican demonstration in favor of Ireland, scoffing at Irish repeal supporters and Ledru Rollin’s intended visit to O'Connell. It covers the National’s charity fund of 447 francs 50 centimes, and Guizot’s Madrid-Spain policy with non intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal Des Debats
Paris
M. Ledru Rollin
Ireland
M. Humbert
Humbert
Chamber of Peers
Marquis de Boissy
Dubouchaye
Spain
England
Russia
Turkey
Haiti
Buenos Ayres
New Zealand
M. de Boissy
France
M. Guizot
MM. de Boissy
Dubouchage
Madrid
United Kingdom
Mendizabal
Frentat
Bastille
Extreme
Gauche
M. Jacques Laffitte
National Guard
Institute
Tess
Deputationus
Oven
Orleans
Chamber of Deputies
MM. Arago
Carnot
Ledra Rollin
de Courtais
Legendre
Viellard
Garnier Pages
M. Arago
M. Legendre
Europe
M. Ledra Rollin
New World
M. Garnier
Il'Anion du Parti Démocratique
Rouen
M. Marrast
National
Physiologie de la Presse
Rédacteur En Chef du Journal Judiciaire
le Droit
Juris Consurte Estimable
Orateur Laborieux
Avocat Mediocre
Député du Mans de Prissa Mort de Garnier Pagés
M. Ledru
Autrefo
Portugal in Turmoil as Spanish Frigate Declares Blockade
Lisbon reports to the 10th that Spain’s unrest dominates Portuguese policy with frontier watchfulness and new measures in Lisbon. Rumor says Duke de Palmella offered resignation as president of the council and war minister. The Cortes has declared blocade from Algeziras on the 5th. Seville Malaga Barcelona Valencia declined inter port traffic, Cadiz remaining open. Queen of Portugal confinement anticipated within a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Lopez
Cuba
Madrid
D. Joachim Fagongs
Manuel Gill de Santibanez
Joseph Manuel Collado
Paris
Marshal de Campo Castro
Barcelona
Chinca
Prim
Chacon
Narvaez
Vittoria
Pampeluna
Burgos
Zurbano
Moniteur
Permiawan
Majorca
Tacon
Junta of Safety
Balearic
Baylen
Cadiz
Horse National Guard
Aspiraz
Lisbon
Southampton
Spain
Portugal
Duke de Palmella
Cortes
Algeziras
Seville
Malaga
Valencia
Greece Letters From Athens Propose May 1 Loan Payment
Letters received at Ancona reveal that King Otho's ministers sent a note to the three protecting powers proposing resuming loan dividend payments from May 1, 1844. The ambassadors refused and insisted on a September 1 restart. A conference was set for June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Athens
Ancona
Otho
Grand jury urges swift court action to avert community ruin
The grand jury recommends prompt decisive steps by the court to avert impending ruin. The Liverpool Steamer with Peninsula mails arrived this morning with dates from Gibraltar, Cadiz, Lisbon, Oporto, and Vigo in early 12th inst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WST
India
Peninsula
England
St. Thomas's
Gomer
Guadaloupe
Antigua
Lord Elgin
Jamaica
Lady Elgin
West India Islands
Court of Queen’s Bench
Grand Sessions
St. John’s
Liverpool
Gibraltar
Cadiz
Lisbon
Oporto
Vigo
Thieving at Jackson and political scandal in Mississippi
A Tennessee style briefing reports a dramatic scene in the governor’s mansion detailing alleged treasury diversions. Governor Tucker allegedly diverted 500 dollars to George Adams as Freeman laments lack of action. The piece also notes Graves’s robbery and the planned funeral for Dr. Hagan in Vicksburg with an upcoming oration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Tucker
Samuel Butterworth
Matthews
Solicitor Adams
Graves
Mississippian
Southrow
Tucker and Co
Hagan
Vicksburgh
Heli i
Metropolis Notes on Schools, Fire, and New Woolwich Dock
The issue describes a Monday school fete at Liegensep VicTUALLERs' School grounds on Old Kent Road with bands, dancing, a flower show, and fireworks. It covers a fatal fire damaging arches near Pinchin and Johnson's railway works, a grand opening of the New Graving Dock at Woolwich with technical details, and society meetings at Sovrawark Literary Institution plus charitable associations in Southwark. It ends with a lamentable accident on the River involving two young girls drowned near Battlebridge stairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liegensep Victuallers
Fete Champétre
Plas
Cafair
Old Kent Road
Messrs
Pinchin and Johnson
Stephenson
Woollwich
Chichester
Panera
Thames
Boulton and Watts
Bangor
Walker
Sovrawark Literary Institution
William Pritchard
Southwark
Lord Brougham
H. Kemble
M.P
E. Antrobus
Benjamin Wood
T. D’eyncourt
Dr. Atkins
Lieut. Drummond
Friends of Literature and Science
Charles Dickens
Lushington
Sheriff Pilcher
John Horton
St. George's, Southwark
Wart
George Wait
Ewart
Loxpon CorrEz and Eatine-House
Eexperns’ Association
Anderton
Fleetstreet
Marshall
Abbot
Lord Grosvenor
Hare
Kirton
City-road
Lawes
Pearsons
Colebridge
Barnsley
Yorkshire
Battlebridge-stairs
Horselydown
Pickle Herting-wharf
Sunda
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Foreign Intelligence
Franch
Andalusia
M. Mendizabal
M. Manuel Salvador Lopez
Journal Des Débats
Aspiroz
Urbina
Lefish
Affghanis
Weekly Chronicle
William Nott
Overland Mail
N. Carmarthen
Lucklow
Affghanistan
George Pollock
G.C.B
Ghuznee
Rosa
Tts
Candahar
Cabul
Lord Auckland
Mast
W. Nott
J. R. Lumley
West Indies
United States
Livervoort
Columbia
Garrick
New York
Tyler
Jefferson Brick
Dickens
Martin
New York Commercial Advertiser
Spencer
Mr. Tyler
Robert
Jonathan
New York Herald
O'Connell
Maine
Florida
Repeal Association
Bob Tyler
Mooney
O’connell
Philadelphia
Trish Peer Association
The
Philadelphia Ledger
Great Britain
Legare
New England
Daniel Webster
Boston
Washington
Christina Cochrane
Gilman
Paisley
Porter
Pennsylvania
Beauharnois
Canada
St. Timothy
Montreal
Kentucky
Model Republic
Princeton
James F. Fitzmaurice
Hopskinsville
H. J. Harmen
Globe Tavern
Fitzmaurice
Harmon
Ephorial Dancers
Mississippi
Locofoco
James B. Hayes
Adams
Sentinel
the Metropolis
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