Kote Kangra Fort Threatened by Negotiated Takeover
Dispatch notes that troops ordered had not marched and Kote Kangra’s natural defenses, hill fort features, and galleried sections suggest rapid reduction if operations begin. Gov General aims to spare troops, while local sympathies favor peaceful submission. Indus frontier stability praised as Lahore calm and public health debated amid other imperial notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kote Kangra
Kate Kangra
Iig
Lahore
Brehmin Ring- Jestler
Rajab
Ladwa
Indus
Sutlej
Ranjeet Singh
Scinde
India
Hugh Gough
Kholera
Ateaver
Amiel
Calcutta
Geboo Matty Lallui
Dharme Sabha
Matty Lall
England
Burmeb
Thorawaddie
Moulmein
Bank of Bengal
Acai
Meera
Allyghur
Cholera rumors sea and rail reports cause alarm in towns
A stream of papers denounces false reports of Asiatic cholera reaching Hull Derby and other towns. An accident at a railway works near Mile End Villa burying workers prompts warnings about safety. A dramatic affray in the Liverroot Underwriters’ Room sparks a committee inquiry and tense public chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutt
Manchester Guardian
Hull
Hull Packet
Derby
Sheffield Times
Mile End Villa
Hampshire Telegraph
Bataima
Mr. B
Liverpool
Altion
Divorce Case Follows Crimes of Bristol Surgeon Wife
In a February trial at the Court of Common Pleas a Bristol attorney sued for divorce after his wife's affair with a Bristol surgeon, leading to a verdict for the plaintiff of £5,000 in damages. The Lords and associated courts reviewed prior indictments, sex scandal details, and subsequent bankruptcy proceedings with sharp exchanges and judge calls for plain language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Court of Common Vicat
Bristol
Bath
Clark
House of
Brittain
Lord Broughen
Lord Brougham
Rye
Winess
Lord Broughass
Court OF Common Fleas
Moxns
Vannall
Beust Am Cornoor
Nisi Prius
Justice Erle
Middlesex
Serjeant
Chadwick Jones
Wordsworth
Hambey
Willen
Southern
Eastern,and Northern Jamaica Railway
Jahour
Joseph Aguilar
Orlando Aguilar
Campbell
Stock
Orland Aguilar
Elmesley
Preston
Transportation sentence merges with later judgment
The article recalls Will Mansfield facing seven years transportation for robbing Mrs Joyers, with the sentence to merge into the present judgment so he serves effectively one year. Other court items include a man assaulting Elizabeth Pullen and a claim of extortion by Maria Fountain against Rev. W Niven, with varied outcomes and discussions of leniency and defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allerman
Carroll
Moxey
Maria Fountain
Gad Campbell
Parry
Ballantine
Wand
Joseph Adynes
Pelham
Lardy
Joseph
Sentences and sentences results from late court session
Principal sentences passed in the courts include transportation for life for William Mansfield alias Raff and life banishment for Joseph Carter and Samuel Eales. Other terms range from two to fourteen years for several defendants, with numerous two to twelve month sentences and multiple nine month and three month terms. Acquittals are listed, and the court adjourned to Monday July 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE WEEKLY_ CHRONICLE
T' Jrove
Orlando
Thia
Orpeta
Jjourning
Quin
Aguilar
Commissioners
Parratt
Preston
Nvun
Aguilar Awera
Stoners
Jamaica Railway
Cornfoot
London
Blunt
Carofoot
Victoria
Lester Teear
Eeana
Witnussea, &c
Gaskill
Moorgate-Street
City
Hamfrey
Barry
Gaeette
Defentante
Journal of Commerce
Raita
Carnfoat
Bowie
Dubie
Graskill
Juatien Erle
Henry Callison
Morning Chronicle
Beard
Herald
Humfrey
Ffaire
Humfrey Creditora
Eric
Robert Hilton M'Kenzie
Juwe
Mr. Gaskill
V. Sualap
Nisi Priva
Justice Erle
Middlesex
Knowles
Q.C
Byles
Brown
Liverpool
AM Kenzie
Railway Express
Serjeant Dowling
Fitzherbert
Stephens
Gankill
Direct
London and
Exeter
Falmouth
Penzance
James
Dr. M'Kensie
Mr. James
Ai‘Kenzie
Zémes
M‘kenzie
McKenzie
William
Fane
Chapman
Hall-Street
Covent Garden
Hatherley
Neral
Wandaworth
Leadenhall
Windmill-street
Oxenham
Lexdenhall Street
Crofton
Owen
Sares
Laschellus
Windersons
Mill Street
William Mansfield
Alias Raff
Joseph Carter
Samuel Eales
Cornelius Sullivan
A. J. Barnaby
Joseph Mortimer
F. Steinberger
Mary Lane
G. Jones
Alias Williams
Jean le Grand
Ellen Davis
Alias Parker
George Bonser
J. Morgan
H. Kanter
E. Gregory
J. Williams
J.J. Craig
T. Smith
F. Stone
C. Giles
W. Brown
C. Smith
W. Jones
H. Sale
Elizabeth Blackenbury
W.H. Norton
W.knight, Alias Spicer
Edward Walter
Lavinia Baptiste
Paul Williams
W. Hampton
J. Murrell
Elias Stackwood
Elizabeth Sutton
Louisa Stevens
G. Pain
G. Allen
J. Lynn
H. Clark
W. Hant
J. Heath
H. Brown
G. Spicer
S. Lakin
S. Brown
J. Wood
J. Ady
B. Sullivan
W. Sullivan
J. Workman
J. Lister
J. Langhorn
J. Fussell
R. Jarvis
E. Arliss
R. Phillipe
Sarah Brown
H- Sharp
G. Watling
J. Graham
N. J. Griffitha
W. Furcenths
J. Anderson
J. Furman
M. Drincoll
Cruelty and bigamy cases heard at Central Criminal Court
In a Central Criminal Court session, John Beanwater Faulkner and Bentham Fabian faced trials for uttering forged railway scrip with intent to defraud, adjourned to the next session. Joseph Mortimer, convicted on two indictments for bigamy, received a stern sentence after the Recorder read a letter from Miss Lovejoy’s surgeon detailing brutal treatment. Mortimer was sentenced to transportation for seven years on each indictment, with the second to run concurrently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hio
Ireland
England
America
Atlantic
Seaa
Police Reports Guildhall and surrounding courts details
Police reports from Guildhall and surrounding stations describe Elizabeth Moore’s alleged attempt to procure poison, a dispute over opera tickets at Fentum's shop, a stabbing at Stannivo, a street assault in Clerkenwell, a large scale theft ring at Whitechapel and Shoreditch, and a pension case tied to a suspected death in Lambeth. The cases cover custody decisions, remands, and cross examinations through Worship Street and Lambeth sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metaxonory
Elizabeth Moore
Ivy Lane
Newgate Street
London
Holborn Hill
Jennyworth
Whitcair
Gilts
Woman in Disturbance Remanded After Knife Injury
The court heard details of a prisoner who wounded Timely with a deep knee wound after a confrontation over her behavior with a man in her room. Witnesses testified she was intoxicated following her husband’s desertion and she damaged furniture. The prosecutor’s father intervened. she became enraged and was remanded until Tuesday next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bow Street
Henry
Jardine
Fentum
Strand
Mason
Audh
Mary Roscoe
Jeremiah Roscoe
Messie, Rolandson and Co
Whitechapel-road
Wakeling
John Dewson
Greenwich
Blenman
Brussels
Turkey
James Willis
Derter
Thomas Houtchinsou
Pelham
Jackson
Shoreditch
Lemb
Peranns
Sham
Also Mentioned on This Page
LAW
Court OF Queen's Bench
Saterupar
Barner
Oviven
Elizabeth Barrett
Saltash
Devon
Oliver
Devonshire Assizes
Justice Coleridge
Lander
Weprespar
Enwaxos
Bance
Miller
Petersdorf
Homfry
Lush
Lord Denman
Court OF
Surrey
Messrs. Crompton and Willis
Mr. Jervis
Cowling
Messrs. Parkes, Smith, and
Times
Central Kent Railway
Middlesex and Surrey Junction Railway
Dennis
Iasignees
Henry Taylor
John Teall
Bampton
Monpay
Tre Inox Trsea
Inx
Tomas Lyrettox Hott
Joux
Near
Axp Nevinrg Sxuta
Fonhlangvc
George Barry
Phinn
Cook
Neal
Goulburn
Chelmsford
Cooke
Lawrence
Holroyd
Goulburo
Central Criminal Court
Clerkenwell
Puewic Gruanpias
Claspestins Mag 'ntaGe
Macarthy
Meg. M'Cabe
S Division
Ron Amy
Abe
Sherediteh Church
Mr. Coombe
Combe
Hoow
Freecise Tag Agistoensey
Fliza Medland
Duke of Portland
Smith
St. Luke's
Jane Park
Lambeth
Exrmionpmwany Cass
William Evans
Piqua Tea Plant
Lordship Lane
Dulwich
George Thomas Benwell
Eliott
Elizabeth Therbald
Benwell
Hooke
St. Gilea’a
Camberwall
Elizabeth Theobald
Doke-street
Bloomsbury-square
Evans
George Benwell
Mr. Evans
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