Outrageous Robbery and Funeral Controversy at Carlile Grave
Reports detail a contested funeral at Richard Carlile's grave with dissent from the late father's family. Separately, John Rowland, a long-time Westminster clerk, was robbed near St James's Park, as a unknown pair relieved him of five sovereigns. An inquest into John Fegen's death at St Bartholomew's found death caused by a fall after intoxication, with doctor noting skull fracture and brain injury.
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Shocking inquiry in East Sussex over newborn infant death
An inquest at Radford on Monday investigated the discovery of a newborn girl found in a servant Pagden s box at Beech. Medical examiners concluded the infant died from a neck wound likely inflicted by a sharp instrument, not accidental. Pagden faces a willful murder verdict and Lewes Lent assizes awaits.
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A Tragic Circe Scene Ends in Child's Fatal Accident
From Colburn's New Monthly Magazine a dramatic circus scene unfolds with Madame Clara and her child in a perilous aerial display. A winged Bacchus crashes, killing the infant as the mare whirls around the arena. Clara collapses in horror, her expression frozen near the steel ring she clutched. The incident shocks the audience and overshadowing the spectacle.
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The Gates of Somnanth and Corn Laws Debate Return Proclamations
In Parliament, Lord Campbell moves to obtain the two Ellenborough proclamations and a procession paper, with Wednesday notices for a motion on the subject. The Corn Laws reduce to postponed attention as Lord Ripon’s illness interrupts proceedings and adjournment follows formal business.
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