Homicide of a Wife at Shipyard Temple-bar
John Sweeney of No 6 Shipyard near Temple-bar faced Bow Street on Friday charged with murdering his wife Norah Sweeney after she returned home intoxicated. Witness Mary Sweeney, 12, described the night, a doctor and surgeon testified, and the coroner’s inquest returned a verdict that the death was due to apoplexy accelerated by a fall or blow and by intemperance.
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Sweeney
Therisoner
Ead
Bow-street
Fripay
John Sweeney
Honra Sweeney
Mary Sweeny
Temperance Society
Mr. Wilkinson
Mr. Dickenson
Mr. Carpenter
Norfolk-street
Carme
Jardine
Burnaby
Buobyer
Mary Sweeney
Carpenter
London assaults and habeas case mix at Cripplegate and Thames
In Cripplegate Francis Stokes was brought before Alderman Humphery on a charge of attempting to cut his wife’s throat amid a drunken quarrel at Moor-square. Also at Thames office Edward Crouch known as Ned the Peaman faced a knife assault charge on his wife, with expert testimony detailing wounds and evidence. The proceedings included a habeas corpus ruling in Mrs Cochrane’s favor and a Buckingham Palace incident involving a man claiming to see the Queen amid Chartist rumors. A Manchester inquest followed for Daniel Warne stabbed by William Montgomery, with witness accounts and surgical notes outlining two stomach wounds and a fatal outcome.
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Francis Stokes
Moorsquare
Cripplegate
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Moor-square
Thames
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Ballantine
Symons
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Lexa
Ricut
Uspaxos
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Cochrane
Ireland
England
Westminster
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Russell
Palace
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Scarborough
Yorkshire
Canterbury Journal
Manchester Infirmary
Rutter
Daniel Warne
William Montgomery
John Bamber
Salford
Worsley-street
Bailey-bridge
Tive
Bakers
Lousa Fox
Silver Street
Warne
Ware
James Leach
Wood-street
Ann
Louisa Fox
Bailey-street
Water-street
Colefield
Alexander Inkpen
Buasley-bridge
Wm. Furnival
Caid
David Mackamey
Ollier
Mubery
John Mahery
Macburney
Jury Finds Montgomery Guilty of Manslaughter
In a coroner’s inquest the knife wound details were described with depth and extent, noting the instrument matched wounds and trousers scratches. Witnesses testified to stabbing attempts and the accused’s state of phrenzy, leading the jury to render a verdict of manslaughter and commit Montgomery for trial at the next assizes.
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Furnival
Daniel Mantle
Maude
Montgomery
Fatal Fight at Islington Jury Hears Death Resulting From Brain Bleed
A Islington jury investigates the death of Charles Haywood after a Monday morning fight with Joseph Faulkner in Pocock's fields near the scene of John Templeman's murder. The coroner and surgeon describe extensive brain bleeding and no clear proof of foul play. The inquest adjourns with a verdict that death resulted from extravasation of blood in the brain, but the exact cause remains unclear.
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Islington
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Upper-street
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Pocock
George
Holloway
Monnday
Joseph Faulkner
John Peters
William Dry
Faulkner
Joseph Hatch
Pocock’s Fields
Miller
Smithfield
Day
Sarah Hatch
Joseph Easthope
Faulknner
William Day
Pucoch
Peters
Walsham
Tad
John Turner
Falkner
Lord
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