Murder at Hampstead field underscore a coroner inquest
A coroner hears testimony about a murder in a field near Hampstead. Witnesses describe cries heard at night, the victim identified as Jaows Delarue a piano teacher, with blood and wounds found near a wall and hat. A suspect Thomas Henry Hocker is detained, examined, and remanded as police pursue further evidence and a possible motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverstonk Field
Daniel Delarae
Albion Coffee House
Upper
Marylebone-street
Jaows
Whittlebury-street
Euston-equere
St. Pancras
Anti Cornlaw League
Marrs
Williams
Eliza Grimwood
Westwood
Princes Street
Subo Square
London
Iris
Coroger
Baldock
S. Seer
Jacy
Hampstead
Haver
Bellsize-lane
Tiben
Hag
Primrose Hill
Belsize
Jane
Belsize Howze
Caroline
Daniel Delarue
Grafton
Fleet-street
Thomas Fletcher
James Kitchiner
Whittlebury Street
Abeker
Constanly
Susan Kitchiner
Mr. Hitchiner
Tureday
Cat
Smith
Marylebone Police Court
Carter
Partridge
Paddington Street
Thomas Henry Hocker
Schoolzater
No. 11
Victoria Terrace
Portland-town
Shackell and Haynes
Gray
Mr. Rawlinson
Mr. Rawlnson
Rawlinson A
W. J. Cooper
Eng
Hampstead Road
Rawlinson
Daniel Delerue
Raslinson
Lusan Kitchener
Scotney
Thamas
Delarue
Witmese
Thos
Division of Police
Inspector Grey
Te Orlock
Haynes
Grey
J. Cooper
Horatio Finn
High Holborn
Case
Shackell
France Stirring Debate on Secret Service Bill in Chamber
In Paris the adjourned Secret Service Money Bill debate opened with M Joly opposing the measure. Ministerial support followed as Thiers and others clashed, votes swung in favor of the ministers, and the assembly adjourned at eight. Advances noted in bourse and press commentaries signaled forthcoming campaigns.
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France
Pants
Faray
P.r
M. Joly
M. Lindieres
M. Thiers
M.boudet
Count d'Hauesanville
M. Billault
M. Garzot
O'Dillon Barrot
Eeenne
Metz
Paris
Secret Service
Tortoni’s
Epain
Paria
Sis
Orleans
Harre
Doniteur
Philip Bottle Ward
Rue de Londres
Redoret
Piedmont
Daniel Buffa
Spain
Mannip
Senate
Niniater of Finance
Chamber of Deputies
Jose de la Concha
Vittoria
Tereassonie Dezreatcu
Sweden
Denmark
Morocco
Great Britain
Tangier
Madrid
Burgos
Increasing colonies threat to mercantile interests and survey report awaited
The article notes rising Australis and New Zealand colonies endangering mercantile interests and awaiting a survey report and final company decision. A Jan 2 letter from Arnis reports France aiming for permanent relations with the Shah and Count de Sartiges remaining. It also credits Sir Stratford Canning with easing Neatorian Christian persecution in Persia at Constantinople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australis
New Zealand
Achenie
Arnis
Peraia
Count de Sartiges
Persia
Kardes
Stratford Canning
Constantinople
Christ Church Endell Street, first Protestant church
The Christ Church in Endell Street St Giles’s near completion, planned in early English style. It will seat over 1,000, cost about £4,500, with a bold west front, lofty five-light window, and provisions for poor workhouse inmates to enter from wards. Architect Mr. Ferrey praised for design and thoughtfulness. contractor Mr. Wineland commended.
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St. Giles's
Endell-street
St. Giles’s
Christ Church
Bathatone
Kentlehrag
Holborn
Longacre
Ferrey
Wineland
Broad-street
New Ward
Londonwall
G. Hastings Heppel
Court of Common Council
Alderman Musgrove
Barton
Simpean
Thomas Willoughby Foster
Foster
Abrahams
Wade
Messrs
Ditchburn and Mure
Blackwall
Penn and Lov
Greenwich
City Pier
Chelsea
Whittun
Frage
NeEwiso Toy
Charles Davia
Herch
Frederick Place
Newington
Batts
Davis
Fetunamm Asp
Petyny
Mutney
Fulham Bridge
Middlesex
Surrey
Alderman Wilson
Narsh
St P Paul's
River Thames
London-bridge
Greenwich Hospital
George Stairs
Deptford
J. Duke
Alderman Sidney
London
Farebrother
King’s Head
Earl of Devon
Ballenakel
Galway
Tullegoline
Limerick
Kilkerrien
Connemara
Glenask
Colonel Robinson
Lixexon
London Tavern
Bishopsgate Street
Mesare, Bathe
Bresch
Emerson Tennent
Peace
Hobbs
Hawkins
Buckingham Conservative Dinner Highlights Agriculture Reform
The eighth annual Conservative Association dinner was held at Buckingham Town Hall with about 100 attendees. The Duke of Buckingham chaired as the Earl of Orkney ridiculed the mood, Rev Mr Rose lamented farmer hardships, and MPs Fitzmaurice and Towers backed government policy while the Duke urged clearer ministerial action on agricultural concerns.
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House of Commons
England
Marquis of Chandos
Duchess of Buckingham
Gloucester
Faamens
Crta
Juin Long
Earl Duck
Vale
Uaker
Hardwick Court
Ing Ietter
Walrond
Baker
John Long
Ita
Sunderland
Newcaste
Stockton
andHartlepool
Sir R. Peel
Whitehall
Lord Dalbousis
Princis F. Corrtesay
Buckingham
Conservative Association
Duke of Buckingham
Earl of Orkney
Rose
Fitzmaurice
Towers
Repeal motions and land inquiry in Irish meeting
In Dublin a weekly Assoc meeting heard Mr Connell present £12 labeled Queen s rent amid Repeal mood. Mr Brow s denounced Commons misrepresentation. Mr Roebuck likened to a vexed wasp. Mr O Connell urged a repeal petition to Parliament and a parish chronology for volunteers. He reviewed the Land Commission report noting destitution and urging wage and housing reform. A Dublin court case over Smith vs Yates stretched into Saturday with a disordered, disreputable soldier testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
O'Connell
Barry
Ireland
Mr. O'Connell
Land Commission
Arthur Young
England
Cheera
Tuebuck
Bentleman
Ron Senvuctios
Smith
Yates
Nisi Prius
Dublin
Epidemic cattle disease prompt stricter import inspection
Highland Society receives warning from Privy Council for Trade about contagion on the continent. Customs will inspect imported cattle and bar landing if unsound, reporting findings to the government. Also misprint item notes an Aberdeen prison incident where William Fentic junior injures his wrist while cutting oakum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland
Committee of Privy Council For Trade
Whitehall
Her Majesty's Treasury
Customs
J. Maccarcon
Charles Gordon
Highland and Agricultural Society of Seviland
Edinburgh
Aberdeen
William Fentic
New Deer
Oakum
Dever
Jorndeen Journal
Literary Chronicle review of Gronom Cacrxananx and related pieces
A brisk critique of Gronom Cacrxananx's Taste Boox praising its lively magazine tone and sharp stage criticism. The piece surveys essays on steam, Recollections, and St Giles sketches, with extended mock dialogue on the window tax and reflections on art, literature, and social manners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gronom Cacrxananx
Douglas Jerrold
Dovetas Jenmony
Great Britain
Worcester
Fulton
St. Giles and St. James
St. Giles’s
Rable
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Foreign Intelligence
Portugal
Lisnos
Palace of
Belem
Deon Maria
Switeshorland
The
Jesuita
Berne
Austria
Switzerland
Grand Council of
Lucerne
Univers
America
Liverpool
Patrick Henry
Cambridge
Sth
House of Representatives
United States
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Congress
A. L. Brown
Douglas
Mr. Ingersoll
Atlantic
Jost
House
Archer
Chadte
Morehead
Buchanan
Benton
Texas
Republic of
Committee On Foreign Relativus
Friends
Canada
New Brunswick
Porter
Detroit
Bagby
New York Courier and Inquirer
National Intelligencer
Calhoun
Everett
Bermuda
Florida
Mexico
Santa Anna
Puebla
New Orleans
Pauline
Peter Reppeneck
Cairo
Suez
Pacha
Galloway
Tweed
Royal Mail Company
George Parsons
Clyde
Symons
St. Thomas's
Imaum
Port Royal
Hermes
Jamaica
Jamaica Times
Liott
R. M. Company
M‘geachy
Panama
the Metropolis
Scotland
Literary Chronicle
Abe
Rans
Youngiatreau
Alain
Betty
Jinat
Akoualedge
Hind
Hun
Swias
Strunge
Srnde
Brese
Dashwood
Lord Bates
Wilkes
Churchill
Tris
Fassens Macaciss
Fraser
Averace
Szvreral
Aloje
Frimeusls
Og Ce
Egypt
Pacis Des Rives
Rhernan Pauensl
Leon Peowotloss
Lee
Pars
Queens
Humfres
Hayward
Batt
Manning
Channell
Chambers
Jeter
Plac
Chastel
Ale
Gurney
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