Execution of Connor at Newgate in front of large crowd
A detailed account describes the Monday execution of Joseph Connor for murder at Newgate. It notes his calm demeanor, final confession, and the clergy’s prayers with him. The prisoner’s last moments, including the priest’s prayers, the drop, and burial within the prison walls, are recounted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Conor
Newgate
James Graham
Hardihood
Rav
Rolfe
Moorfields Chapel
Connor
Christ
Josep Caxyen
Dennis Joseph Connors
Nate
Joseph Connor
Bia
Death after operation in duel case discussed
Jurors describe the sequence after a pistol wound to a man named Seton. Liston performed tying the external iliac artery. debate centers on timing, necessity, and whether the operation caused peritoneal inflammation and death. Witnesses note chest and abdominal symptoms, a late verdict of death from peritoneal inflammation post operation, and the involvement of Lieutenant Hawkey in the duel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Liston
Liston
Smith
London
Nessrs
Sampson and
Potter
Moe
Seton
Witnees
Lamot
Mr. Field
Witnnese
Mr. Fields
Gosront
Mortimer
Jenkins
Allen
Stewert
Hawkey
Stoke’s Bay
Field
Hawkeye
George Jones
Portsmouth
Royal Marines
Portamouth
Pym
Wedoasilay
Zist
Mey
Trasmosars
Ory
Alice
Mary Ann Stanmore
King’s Terrace
Sontbess
Hawker
Fragments of Testimony From Hawkey Case and Seton Visit
A witness describes Hawkey’s departure and farewell at four PM after a day of drill and concerns about Captain Seton. The narrative covers Hawkey’s warnings to avoid Seton, Hawkey’s later disguise in plain clothes, and interactions involving Mrs Hawkey, Mrs Stanmore, and a servant. Witnesses discuss pistols and conversations at a Portsmouth shop visit by Lieutenant Hawkey, with references to Pym and a coroner inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fingol
Mr. Hawkey
Mrs. Hawkey
Haskey
Hawkey
Ihem
Sant Hawkey
Enview
Jorr
Ove Meluck
Mr. Field
Ir Berks
Wes
Tuas Hammond Fiske
Highstreet
Portsmouth
Hawkes
Bio
Rome
Cot
Sherwood's
Sherreeud
Debtor Credit Act extension discussed by Lords Brougham
A new clause proposes enabling creditors to obtain fast payment orders for debts up to £20 via bankruptcy commissioners or courts of requests. Debtors may be examined, with risk of imprisonment up to 40 days for nonpayment, concealment, or fraud. The measure, if passed, extends to balances under £20 and imposes no attorney requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Commissioners
Victoria
London
Newgate
Middlesex
House of Correction
Lord Brougham
Texas
Mobile Herald
Bragg
Circuit Court
United States
We Bs
Union
United States.” Deatarxom Tag [Near Tiovs
Mills
John Owen
Goswell Road
Clerkenwell
Anne Amelia Owen
Decessed
Jolo Fosse Harding
Court Scenes from Monmy Derby Lottery Suit and Obscene Prints
In Monmy court, a Derby lottery stakeholding dispute stalls as the judge questions legality and delays ruling until Common Pleas. In London, a publishing case centers on Sturm alias use and alleged piracy over a book falsely credited to Sturm and its moral implications. A Lincoln’s Inn Fields damage case proceeds with garden beds harmed and warnings to residents. Also reported are a Whitechapel assault on officers, a Stockwell nuisance inquiry, and a Waterloo Road obscenity case with a 40 shillings penalty or a month in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogle
Serjeant Byles
Common Pleas
Court OF Common Pluas—Waenneenar
Exrepienta
Watont
Tauris
Bancu
Sturm
of Sturm
of Hersh
Dr. Sturm
Thomas Wilde
Mr. Barntom
Castle of Otranto
Tindal
T. Wide
Serjean
Channel
Eith Woom
M. Snir
Halbert
Jsir
Serjeant Channel
Btalgel
Munpexnus Asssett
Daniel Daveltin
Broughton
White Hart
Wentworth Street
Whitechapel
Crawley
Davellin
Miller
Ater
Eho
Mears
Toloyd
Trepedor Togris
Pris Honer
Hia
Conner
Harris
Ito
Brenugilla
William Chadwick
Uico
Fn Etstadty
Hirente
Arbysses
Daeediia
Hin
Tistah
Stocewette Fain
Purslay
Stockwell
Uraill
Commissionera of Police
Traill
Fakre
Stockswell
Charles Sweet
Waterloo Road
Cottingham
George Spencer
Fanny Hill
Roberta
Roberts
Cottoghem
Victoria
Audh Caton
Desperate infant left at door and desertion case unfolds
A well dressed young woman left a ten month old baby on the door step of No 74 Lower Grosvenor Street tied to a note to Mr Reus. The mother, blamed by the board for desertion, says Mr Rous is the father. Lacy the messenger tracks the mother who is brought to court. The parish declines pressing charges. summons issued for the alleged father. A second matter describes Edward Quintin and Mary Anne Ventris charged with felony after she fled with her husband’s property and clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bordon
Hosses
Hera
Mr. Bond
Thhem
Parsmoor
Lower Grosvenor Street
William Lucas Rous
Satan Fenenes
Lacy
Cuangy
Steatina
Edward Quintin
Mary Anne Ventris
George Fentrin
Hue
Sith
Alay
Femels -Prisner
Acen
Schive
Torses
Tue Densy
Aentich
Drogon Regia
Derbr
Lembeth
Thurry Hiss
Mary Ann Salisbury
Bath
Frederick Golfrey
London
Sheen
Beth
A. Barbunt
Bartrant
Royal York Crescent
Bull and Mouth Inn
Mr.Norton
Perce
Drury-laoe
Bartram
H.S
Bull and Mouth
King Edward Street
Burtram
White
Lt Be
Sbe
Abe
Pot. Norton
Anducer
Bal Poudre
Hogerth
Hic
Peel
Sia Wens
Lord Lovat
Anne
Brougham
Pan
George Seleyn
Doctor Swit
O Connell
Dana
Fenteay
Charles Stuarts
Missing Young Women Posts Flood Police With Appeals
In recent days police have received numerous applications from relatives seeking missing young women. Most disappear after domestic quarrels. Over a dozen handbills have been issued by various parties seeking information on the missing individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anan Doym Mext Oy
Ciiefly Ariaiog
Dering la Wook
Fragmented 19th Century Prisoner Rights Text in Turbulent Garbled Form
A long garbled article reports on prison procedures and visiting rules, referencing a judge or governor, and a note on execution day. It mentions visiting justices allowed for conferences, religious attendance rules, and a detached account of an officer found dead after losses. It ends with a sensational solicitor’s deposition about a Mary Ann Salisbury case and an accusation against Bartram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabitat
Tanes Gellam Bay
Ing Tetler Guy
Beaty
Ergian
Wales
Secretars
William TV
Sir Tomes Gratin
Etthe
Thasesins
Iva
Devine
MONSTER GUN DETAILS AND LOCAL TRIAL REPORT
Report describes the trial and transport of a large experimental gun built by Fawcett, Pe and Co for the American war steamer Princeton. Details include pre-dawn movement through Bootle, a first shell of 214 pounds, a second 210 pound shot, and extensive firing over Friday and Saturday with successful results and plans for shipment to America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Fawcett, Pe and Co Mmeridee
Bootle
Tos
Lengegh
America
Liverpool
Young England and the old habits on a London street
A fragment from Punch describes a lively scene in Holborn Street where a youth in old clothes challenges authority with a boastful display of antique gear. The dialogue contrasts gentry pretensions with practical, worn garments as the boy parries demands to buy or barter. The piece mixes satire with street banter about fashion and status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Prince of
Mr. Bult
Garetur
John
Wrtherkins
Murray Enloutr
LineoIn Green
Mr Pres
John Bull
Erland
Ole
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LAW
Court OF Exchequer
Monmy
Poincehe
Bow Street
Tursday
Hir
Lewis Baker
Henry Cornelius
Lamadrees
Lincoln’s Inn Fields
Griffiths
Baker
Johnson
Lincoln's Inn Field
Jardine
Bouthware
Diarlborough Street
Fort Yard
Sathyay
Virsa Pert Mutes
Ifoorn
Trafalg Sha
Carhiament
Mari Frome
Corlsea Waterworis Haring Remaineder
2Hta Dss
Thei Waser
St. Jan
Oly
Manchester
Logdons
Ore
ViIpocq
Mons
Police
Paris
Las
Rewenestreet
Pris
Dirk Laugendyk
Datel Nz
Videen
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