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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 05, 1843

Page

5

Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity M'Naughton Trial

The Glasgow born Daniel M'Naughton faced a London jury for the murder of Mr Drummond at Charing Cross. Expert testimony from physicians in Glasgow and London established his delusions of persecution and spies, leading the jury to return NOT GUILTY on grounds of insanity.

Henry Stevenson Fan Robert Peel Drummond Robert Downing Street Sir Robert Peel Mr. Drummond Downing-street Council Ofice M‘naughton Set Long and Son Pri- Messrs Stockwell Street Lear Ghout Seoney Ee Jn St. Martin's-lane Parliament-street Westminster-hall Treasury Westminster Hall Abbey Great Peter-street Surrey Glasgow British Museum Bodkin Naughton St. Martin's Lane John Caldwell Garner Stockwell manaTr James Thompson Mr. Waddington Gorhall Auchor Carlow Alexander Martin R. Gurney Paisley Ambrose Signet Daniel M‘naughten Glasgow Mechanics’ Institution Mechanics’ Institution Cockburn Mechanics Institution Wm. Swanstead Wood Mackie McNaughton Mub-Committee Freames Xellan Colin Graham Pickles Nockles Crass Mr. Clarkson Calar Clellan Colin Marken “Uclellen Mr. Gurney Glesgow Jean TarReona Aulas Cross Maule Joseph Forrester Warrington Anderaton Mr Naughton Robert Swanston London Joint Stock Bank M'Gillivray Messrs. Glyn and Co.’s Thomas Messrs. Glyn and Co Glasgow and Shipping Bank M. Quige Tindal Hemp London Royal Prince Albert Jessworth Ray Gentemen Mr. Ray Mr. C Lord Erskine Errera Oxford Baron Alderson Bellingham Gilchrist Mr. Cockburn Patterson France Church of Alexander Johnson Bell James Campbell Gorbels Turner Robert Pee R. Peel Daniel M‘naughton Sherif Harrison England William Gilchrist Mr. Bodkin Tam Cathcart House of Commons O'Connell Lord John Russell Byron John Russell Adolphus Sir R. Peel John Hughis M‘lachlan Witness Hoa Justice Coleridge Mr. Carlow Clarkson Stockwell-streat Clyde Land of the Living Jane Drummond Patteson Thare Glangow Forrester M Ge M‘naughten H. P. Bell Mr. Monteith Lanark Scotchburghs Iaw Gorbals J. Campbell M'Naughton Clyde Street Prigste Miller Boulogne Paris Police Newate Alexander Morrison Dowall Edinburgh Liverpool Witmese Sheriff Beil Indi Johnson Kilmarnock Times Glasgow Herald Charingcroes Sutherland Dr. Bright Dr. Sutherland Gore Blakesley Sir Alexander Morrison Munro Bright Newgate William M‘clure Harley Street Monro Charing-cross Royal Lunatic Asylum John Crawford University Hutchinson M‘mardo Ashton Key Guy's Hospital Forbes Winslow Phillips Westminster Hospital

Riot at Windsor Town Hall and Fire at Brixton Hairdresser

A teetotaller meeting in Windsor Town Hall devolved into clashes, property damage, and expulsions as rioters disrupted the event attended by Mayor Deetnucrive Fins. Separately, a fire gutted Mr Chapman’s hairdresser and perfumer shop at 8 Thomas Place Brixton Road, with multiple fire brigades aiding in containment and nearby properties damaged. A French female grenadier Rose Barreau, honored for valiant service in the Pyrenees, died at Hotel des Invalides in Avignon after a life of sacrifice.

Wixpsor T'Own Bohea Twankay Beelzebub Angel of Darkness Tebbott Windsor Corporation Chapman Thomas-place Brixton-road West of England Waterloo Road Connorton Southwark County Office Rose Barreau Hotel Des Invalids Avignon Hotel Des Invalides Galignani

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