Trial of Daniel M'Naughton in Central Criminal Court
The Central Criminal Court opened Friday for Daniel Pavaughton charged with the willful murder of Edward Drummond. The crowded court heard the indictment and seen the prisoner, a Glasgow turner, plead Not Guilty. Witnesses described the shooting on Drummond's Bank steps near Downing Street and the later appearance of the prisoner, who carried pistols, money, and a powder flask. The prosecution argued sanity versus insanity with precedents cited, while the defense prepared their case relying on possible delusion and persecution fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Criminal Court
Tindal
Atenge Wiliams
Coleridge
Daniel M‘nanten
Drummond
Word Court
Charles Russell
M.P
Edward Ellice
George Carroll
James Duke
Johnson
James Wiliams
Arthur Lennox
Manly
Daniel Pavaughton
Turner
Edward Dram
Newgate
Clark
Dial
William Rownedge
William J. Harris
Thomas Feng
Thomas Gardner
Thomas Innocent
George Henry Aoar
Richard Halton
William Hay
Robert Owat
Gallowis
Wiliam White
Thomas Penrose Williams
Waddington
Edward Drummond
R. Peel
Grosvenor Street
Lord Haddington
Drummond’s Bank
Messrs. Drummonds’ Bank
Gardner’s Lane
Robert Peel
Hale
Crown
Lord Onslow
Arnold
Collinson
Justice Long
Hatfeld
George the Third
Lord Erskine
Bellingham
Justice Mansfold
Lord Lyndhurst
Offord
Conington
Payne
Glasgow
London
Dalton
Poplar
Prieoner
Spectator
James Silver
Charing Cross
Whitehall
Tee
Bank of England
Daniel M‘naughton
Poplarrow
Newington
Aeie Peell
Taente
Colonel Drummond
Miles Born
Tiiamin Westen
Russell Gurney
M‘naughton
Clarkson
Richard Jackson
Mr. Drummond
Odode Tee Guthrie
Senna Beoper
John Matthew Tierney
Gardner’s Lane Station House
Liverpool
Ellis
Richardson
Miller
Fire King
Edinburgh
Greenock
Paisley
Earl of Perth
Sir Robert Peel
Cockburn
France
Edward How Er Amined
Board of Trade
Privy Council Office
Privypardens
Downing-street
Gardner's Lane
James Partridge
Council-Office
Council
Eogke
Lady Dover
Reform Club
Richard Jones
10Th Hussars
Downing Street
Her Majesty's Service
William Bayle
2D Dragoon
Station House
Eliza Dutton
Scotland
Mr. Clarkson
Staire
Laxonston
Moxpay
Lancaster Castle
Baron Rolfe
Crown Court
W. Garrett
Larkhill
Barkinson
Collegiate Church of
Manchester
J. W. Patten
John M‘kown O'Neil
John Braithwaite
William Morphet
Hornby
Lancaster
O'Neil
Special Commission
Agai
Feargus O'Connor
J. Scholefield
Northern Star
Western Circuit
Sergeant Atcherley
Sewell
Missing
6Th Regiment of Foot
Ig Regiment
Portsmouth
Haalar Bos’pital
Clasby
Tverspay
Lapx Liste
William Barnes
Elizabeth Pollard
Sarah Dysart
Doweger Baroness Liste
Trial testimony on M'Naughton and Peel connections
Witnesses describe a portmanteau kept in a bedroom, routine habits, and private dealings with Sir Robert Peel and Edward Drummond. Robert Gordon recounts meeting M'Naughton in London, their journey past Peel's house and the Treasury, and a discussion of employment and Glasgow business. He notes M'Naughton as hardworking and mild despite recent court appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Stevenson
Robert Peel
Edward Drummond
Drummond
Downing Street
Sir Robert Peel
Mr. Drummond
Downing-street
Council Office
Treasury
Robert Gordon
Glasgow
M'Naughton
Messrs
Lung
St. Martin’s Lane
Weatminster-hall
Westminster Hall
British Museum
Galery
Great Peter-street
London
M‘naughten
Stamford Street
Bodkin
M‘naughton
St. Martin's Lane
Queen of the Thames operetta charms at Drury Lane
A vivid review chronicles Macready and Misa Faucit in a lively Drury Lane program. The one act operetta Queen of the Thames blends clever dialogue with music, centring on angler Michael Brayling and his ward Elizabeth, amid misdelivered letters and comic plots. Keeley supplies broad comic and a bread and bacon gag, while Phillips and Romer captivate with songs. the overall piece earns hearty audience cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macready
Misa
Mrs. Beverly
Michael Brayling
Mr. Phillips
Elizabeth
Miss Romer
Mr. Allen
Sparz
Swain
Bobby
Keeley
David
Phillips
Wiss Romer
Benedick
Claudio
Beatrice
Mrs. Nisbett
Phelps
Leonato
Antonio
W. Bennett
Anderson
Miss Fortescue
Hero
Anow
Oaka
Phillips Lauri
Titian
Misa Faucit
Milton
Drary-lane
Arne
Damon
Miss Horton
Misa Romer
Aung
Liverpool Great National Steeple Chase Recap
The fifth anniversary meeting drew a large crowd as Peter Simple led early but Nimrod won by a few lengths after the final hurdle. Lottery and The Returned trailed. The five mile course clocked a little over eleven minutes with several notable incidents including Victoria’s mishap. University Boat race set for June on the Thames with Oxford and Cambridge optimistic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covent
Her
Royal
Prince Albert
Duchess of Norfolk
Earl of Warwick
Arbuthnot
Wylde
Shaw
Malcolm
the Miller
Grindoff
Walter Lacy
Claudine
Diddear
Adelphi Takatae
Giacomo
Mr. Sanders
Giovinetta
Ee Bullen
Lorenzo
Mr. Frampton
Punchinello
Mr. Wieland
St. James's
Her Majesty
Prince
Miadame Alberts
Duchess of Kent
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
Augusta
Duchess of Gloucester
Saphe
Changeling
Leman Rede
C. J. Smith
Drury Lane
Freeman
Greenwood
Fenton
Signor
Helvio Nano
Adelphi Theatre
Cuaza Noverto
Genoa
Tam
J. Alfred Novetro
Dean-street
Soho-square
Tattersall
Moxpay
Cuxster
Napier
Cataract
Newcourt
St. Valentine
Trueboy
Meria
F. Clarke
Plummer
Alice Hawthorn
Lord Chesterfield
Marshal Soult
Isaac Day
Marius
Wormald
Millepede
Lovesey
the Corsair
G. Monck
Galanthus
Osbaldeston
Alexandrina
Densy
G. Heathcote
Lot
Blakelock
Col. Peel
Murat
Goodman
Bell
Anson
Duke of Grafton
Peel
Griffith
Westminster
Cook
G. Heathcotes Amorino
Albemarle
Sainsbury
Chaternan
St Valentine
Liverpool
Lucan
Aintrer
Peter Simple
Lottery
Oliver
Mare
Vanguard
Nod
Barbarous Treatment of a Collier Boy near Elland
A Halifax Guardian report details the seven year abuse of James Whiteley, a boy apprenticed to collier Joseph Whiteley near Elland. He endured daily drudgery, severe flogging, confinement in a cellar, and starvation. The magistrates ordered a summons for ill treatment and the boy was placed in a workhouse for medical care and protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Whiteley
Joseph Witeley
Blackley
Elland
Harrier
Aislike
Poe
Whiteley
Halifax
Uying
Grimscar-wood
Copperas Works
Joshua
Dodgson
The
Guardian
Haelifaz
Rats From Manila Plague Quay in Journal du Commerce
The English ship Orissa brought rats from Manila to the quay, cats sized pests devouring clothing if left in corners. A separate inquest in Droitwich found Sarah Segrave, about 60, drowned in the canal after an evening with Maxwell. verdict found drowned, with key in her hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal du Commerce
Orissa
Manilla
Daowninc
Sarah Segrave
Droitwich
Maxwell
Golden Cross
Harrison
The Wesleyan Centenary Fund gifts to Bible Society deeds
A long correspondence between Wesleyan Centenary Fund representatives and the Bible Society unfolds their pledge of £1,000 to aid missionary work. Lord Bexley thanks the move while stressing unity in Protestant aims and praise for Bible Society’s distribution of scripture, to be used across foreign stations. The note also reflects gratitude for prior aid and explains the modest size of the contribution given other claims. The letters close with renewed goodwill and faith in ongoing cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuxp
Axp
Fongrox Bratz Society
Bible Society
Dr. Bunting
Thomas Farmer
J. S. [Sion
London
Wesleyan Methodists
Hannah
Wesleyan Methodist Conference
Wesleyan
British and Foreign Bible Society
Wesleyan Missionary Society
New Zealand
Church of Christ
Lord Bexley
Wesleyan Centenary Fund
Carter
Holland Street
Blackfriars
Mary Norris
Windus
Bishopsgate-street
Thomas Harrington
Wyatt
Waterloof
Blackfriars-bridge
Court of Review Whittlesey Case on Horse Dealer Heir
Two petitions to annul the fiat against Lord Huntingtower, eldest son of an earl, alleging he traded as a horse dealer, were adjourned for eight days to file affidavits and set hearings. Lawyers for Canty Ford and assignees argued for postponement, while the chief judge urged a full, timely examination and rescheduling within twenty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Review
Wepvzsnar
Torrgmache
J.L. Knight Bruce
Lord Hontingtower
J. Russell
Canty
Bacon
Ford
Anderdon
Sssignees
Swanston
Lord Huntingtower
Nias
Anderson
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Daniel Mnaughten
Sporting Intelligence
University Boatnack
Oxford
Cambridge
Thames
Assize Intelligence
Berrach Yard
Lika
LAW