Inquest Reports Across Whitecross and Surrounding Areas
A lengthy inquest record details multiple deaths and accidents. Cases include Paul Bamfield died after a renal episode amid prison debt, Thomas Clare killed by railway blast misfire, a skiff capsize during river traffic with two drownings, David Cargill ending his life in a fit of madness, and several other suicides accidents. Additional incidents note a boy's drowning near Putney, a child knocked down by an omnibus, a man found dead suddenly, and a family burglary at Westbourne Place with substantial theft and housebreaking.
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Whitecross-s' Pen
Payne
Paul Bamfield
Thomas Weety
Henry Banik
Ainsley
Somers
Barrett
St. Thomas's Hospital
Thomas Clare
South Eastern Railway
Bletchingly
St.Thomas's Hospital
Travers
Thames
Sraman
Lebeck
Moody
Farau Accipent Ny Bataine
River Thames
Putney
Hector Bussington
Cambridge
Strand
Hungerford Street
Charing-crous Hospital
Wakley
M.P
Wellington Arms Tavern
Turnham-green
John Stephen
St. Peter’s-hill
Doctor's Commons
Wellington-place
Yorkshire Grey
Foley-place
Portland-place
James Joseph
Daniel White
Foley Place
Joseph
Baker
Castle
Castle-street
Cityroad
Mary Marshall
Tabernaclewalk
St. Luke's
Charlotte Mayew
Peruon Bate
Guy’s Hospital
Thomas Youngman
James Watt
Havre
Timothy Bateman
Robert Childs
Axp Daryn Rowpeny
Pintico
R. Buchanan Duslop
Westbourn
Caroline-street
Coleshill-street
Westbourn Place
Otlers
Pockeras
Monsieur
Madame Jacquemarie
Simonne
Paris Friar on Trial for Vagrancy and Mendicancy
A man calling himself a Capuchin friar, unnamed and claiming to seek America for a holy life, faced correctional police on a vagrancy charge. He debated his identity, professed to belong to mendicant orders, and argued that beggary is nominal among friars. The case was adjourned for more information.
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Tam
Joli
America
St. Pierre
St. Roch
St. Denis
Paris
Order of Mendicant Capuchins
Rome
Mendicant Friars
Episcopal Church Plan in Jerusalem Reported by Malta Times
The Malta Times reports that Rev. Mr. Nicolayson and architect Mr. Johns were en route to Jerusalem to build an episcopal church in the Holy City. Nicolayson reached Constantinople with Lord Palmerston’s instructions to secure a suitable man and obtain sanction from the Porte through the British ambassador.
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Jerusalem
Malta Times
Nicolayson
Johns
Malta
Thi
Holy City
Constantinople
Lord Palmerston
Firman
Barony Granted to Sir John Campbell in UK Peerage
The Queen directs letters patent creating Sir John Campbell Knight, and heir male of his body, Baron Campbell of St Andrews in the county of Fife. Also listed are deputy lieutenants in Wigtown and various appointments, bankruptcies, dividends, certificates, dissolutions, scotch sequestrations, and other notices from WHITEHALL and London dated June 19 to June 22.
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Lord Crauperlain
George Hayter
David Wilkie
Waitenant
John Pinson
Birmingham
Warwick
High Court of Chancery
War Office
Sth Regiment of Dragoon Guards
Alexander Langford
James Brand
Regiment of Dragoon Guards
Edward Cheney
Watteville
Purchase
Bolton
Robert Richardson
Cheney
Edward Codrington
Richardson
Constantine Augustus Dillon
Codrington
Arthur Knight
Cornet
Dillon
7Th Light Dragoons
Edward Wheler
20Th Light Dragoons
Arthur Chichester
Wheler
6Th Light Dragoons
John Cameron Campbell
13Th Light Dragoons
Sutherland
16Th Foot
10Th Light Dragoons
John Dalyell
Nalency 1St Dragoon Guards
James Charles Ferrier
Dalyell
Thomas Pateson
56Th Foot
Campbell
9Th Light Dragoons
15Th Regiment of Light Dragoons
James M’queen
Hake
Justinian Vernon
M‘queen
Joseph Clayton Jennyns
Vernon
Lewis Edward Nolan
Robert Viscount Jocelyn
William Sheve Arney
23Rd Light Dragoons
John Philip Mitford
Cowper
Aalst Foot
Charles George Brabazon
Hutchinson
Thomas William Prevost
Royal Military College
Brabazon
26Th Foot
Robert Mordaunt Dickens
Byrne
28Th
Foot
Henry Wehble
Lake
81St Foot
Henry Halsey Lake
28Th Foot
Mullen
40Th Foot
44Th Foot
John Olaus Moller
Fortye
49Th Foot
Charles Murray Duff
60Th Foot
Joseph Anderson
William Turner
Anderson
William Langley Tudor
Turner
H. A. F. Clerke
James Allan
57Th Foot
H. Anthony O’maloney
Benjamin Grey Mackenzie
Grimes
Charles Henry Tottenham
Russell
John M.bean
Loftus Cassidy
Allan
John Henry ,Chads
1St West India Regiment
Cassidy
Wee 59Th Foot
John Sutherland
Bateman
79Th Foot
Henry Mackay
West Indie
Douglas
86Th Foot
John Harvey Thursby
London Gazette
Whitz
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
John Campbell
Baron Campbell
St. Andrew's
Fife
Wigtown
John Hamilton Dalrymple
Earl of Stair
William Maxwell
Bart
Thomas Hunter-Blair
William Blamire
Thomas Wentworth Buller
Richard Jones
Thomas Lord Denman
Her Majesty's Court of Queen's Bench
Whitehall
John Rollit
Kingston-upon-Hunt
Gent
Richard Bowley
Mincing-lane
Thomas Benjamin Procter
Stockwell
Surrey
James Overton
Queen Street
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Henry Molyneux
Lombard-street
John Goode Caporn
Bedford
Daniel Sharp
Southampton
Atlaw
Hugh William Morgan
Alford
Lincolnshire
William Selkirk
Aston
Warwickshire
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Bath
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Rednitch
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Manchester
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Wakefield
J. C. Knill
W. Coombe
Launceston
Cornwall
J. Taylor
W. Deeming
J. Bald
R. Bradbury
Dediey
R. Yellop
Basinghall-street
Scrivener
H. L. Orton
Box
Wiltshire
W. B
J. Bradshaw
Orwestry
Shropshire
Mercer
Roberts and Co
Burton Bradstock
Dorsetshire
Jackson and Co
D. Watson
J.and
G. Clark
Newark-upon-Trent
Gardiner and Lang
Holt-mill
Lancashire
Wright and Taylor
Audenshaw
Tancred and Gibson
Holywell
Flintshire
T. M. Hope
Trass
Pearce and Co
Kingsbridge
Devonshire
Hooper and Grange
Regent Street
Waterloo-place
Wilson and Johnstone
Cowley Hill Academy
R. Boggett
Kippax
Yorkshire
J. Winder
Low Mills
Westmoreland
C. E. Ashton
Wood and Co
Ainsworth and Crompton
Coleby and Phillips
Ampthill
Bedfordshire
J. and T. Burrows
Egginton
Derbyshire
Burra and Co
Watling-street
George Laidlow M‘intosh
Dalkeith
Millar Blair
Kil. Winning
Vietualler
James Clunes
Old Aberdeen
Jacob Dixon
Rockbank
Helensburgh
James Bruce
Ann Maria Bruce
Edinburgh
Laurence Hislop
Thomas Vallance
Births and Marriages from a London Society Notice
In this notice, births are reported: W Manson of Cleveland Town has a daughter on the 21st. Lady Henniker has a son. Lady Georgiana Ryder at Westbrook has a daughter. Viscountess Folkestone has a son. Countess of Pomiret at Belgrave Street has a child. Marriages include Rev Horace Morgan Rice to Emily Beatrice at Southampton. Rev Augustus William Noel to Lucy Norris Tonge at Alveston. F H L Wall to Augusta Lucy Green at St George’s Hanover Square with a Brighton honeymoon. Lady Caroline Stanhope to Edward Ayshford Sanford by special licence at the Duke of Bedford’s Belgrave Square mansion. and Hon Rev Fitaroy Stenhope mentioned.
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W. Manson
Clevelandtow
St. James's
Henniker
Westbrook
Georgiana Ryder
Upper Grosvvenor Street
Viscountess
Southampton
Fred. Baring
Horace Morgan Rice
South Hill-with- Callington
Cornwall
Emily Beatrice
Alveston
Augustus William Noel
Earl of Harrington
Edward Ayshford Sanford
West Somersetshire
Fitaroy Stenhope
Fitzgerald Miss Stanhope
Russe Russell
Duke of Sussex
Duke of
U of
Gloucester
Inverness
Miss Foley
Miss Kinnai
Jeady Jang I
Danshyn of
Linford
Jonaambrid
Bean Devonshire
Leinster
Duchess of Northumberland
Countess of
Char
Dinorben
Hill
John Russell
Foley
Georgiana Grey
Ross
Jane Fitzre
Fitzroy and
Tavistock
Gerald
Derald
Bethell
Stanhope
la Portman
Woburn Abbey
Beds
Bedford
Mar
Ior Bi AE Ciy
Otho Fitz. Clifford
Coig
Susan North Magner
Henry
Wyndham
Duke
Wellin Lemont
Bentleman
Wheat supplies unchanged by Monday sale at tilly cu prices
Wednesday report notes no addition to Monday's wheat supplies as nearly all leftovers sold at tilly cu day's prices. Other article values remain unchanged.
Hay Markets Report From Local Auction Yard
Market notes show Smith Cumber-White and others bidding on hay loads. Prices listed per load include coarse meadow hay 80 to 85 cents, fine upland and ryegrass 92 to 100 cents, clover hay varied, oat straw and wheat straw priced in lower ranges. figures reflect per load bids and farm storage context.
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SMITH
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Country Markets. June 26 1841 edition note at Norris office
Printed at No 337 Strand Middlesex by Norris of No 58 Fetter Lane Holborn London published for the proprietors by Joan Norris at the office 337.8 where advertisements and communications are requested to be sent Saturday June 26 1841 this issue context indicates a local market notices bulletin with advertising details and publication date
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