Adourned Inquest Opens On Blackwall Explosion Deaths
The adjourned inquest on the Blackwall explosion deaths was reconvened before Mr. Baker. Witnesses described boiler defects and high steam pressure, with testimony about a safety valve and alterations to machinery. Recovery progress noted for five injured men, while another accident death was reported at Fenwick's Fireworks.
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of the Peace
Blackwall
Baker
Jen
Crekayne
Pry
Livink
Lowe
James Pearce
Bernand
Browdey
Sanyudanontus
Dever
Mr. Lowe
John Farey
Guildford Street
Russell Square
Edward Bell
Fever
Witners
Ted
London
Wim. Ingledewicke
Forrests Lear and Othello Applauded at Local Theatres
A critical review praises Mr. Forrest in Lear for its imposing portrayal of age and misfortune, noting strong emotion and disciplined acting that redeemed past criticisms. The Othello staging with Mr. Alfred Ormonde and Miss Davenport also earns praise for measured reading and stagecraft, with solid supporting performances.
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Patxceas
Mr. Forrest
Lear
Macbeth
Forrest
Herald
Graham
Edgar
Stirling
Cordelia
Walton
Walter Lacy
Granby
Brougham
Bosum
Miss Davenport
Desdemona
Portsmooth Treatne
Distracsion Coxpact
37Th Regiment
Gosport
Royalty Theatre
Portsmouth
Aerses
Corps Dramatique
Henry Reeves
Hautle
36Th Regiment
Reever
Augustus Charles Hobart
Royal Sacht
Herbert Russell Mannery
James Henry Wrythe
Messrs
Wyatt
Hobart
Horse Guards
Drumy-lane
Harrison
King
Stretton
Harley
Whitsuntide
Robert Wardell
Sule Lessee
William Austin judged of unsound mind in London inquiry
A special jury convened at the Sheriffs Court Red Lion Square to assess William Austin, once of Milan now at Blacklands House Chelsea, and long an intractable patient. Doctors report chronic mental infirmity since 1830, with Austin never speaking during transport or in examination, though docile and nonviolent. The jury found him incapable of managing his affairs, enduring unsoundness since September 14, 1841. The case follows ties to the Queen Caroline saga and involves guardians Sir T Wilde and Dr Lushington. Metternich reportedly urged German and Sardinian troop occupation plans for Switzerland.
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Winslow
Sheriffs Court
Red Lion Square
William Austin
Milan
Blacklands House
Chelsea
Caroline
London
Bis
Austin
Walpole
Chancery Bar
Wizard
Lemon
T. Wilde
Lushington
Bret
Italy
England
Newton's
Chowne
Moore
Hospice de Santo
Witness
E. D. Moore
Sutherland
Graxcuasp
Royal Corporation of the Literary Fund
Blanchard
St Marylebone
Spry
G. Daniell
Potter
Perry
Wilson
J. Gomm
Carter
Carr
Soden
Swaine
Railway Department
Board of Trade
Nolice
Whitehall
Bedford
Birmingham
Cambridge
Lincoln
Direct
Norther
York
Eastern Counties
Brandon and Peterborough
Hertford
Biggleswade Junction
Great Grimsby
Sheffield
Midland Railway
Lynton and
Peterborough
Nottingham
Swinton
Doncaster
Tottenham
Farringdon Street
Wakefield
Pontefract
Goole
Barnsley
Huntingdon
Ely
Crosle
Sneith
Hull
Gainsborough
Yor
Leeds
Rotherham
Bawtry
Geinaborough
Lincolnshire
North Midland
Guele
Lincunan
St. Peter's
Sudbury
Marucoaca
John Foye
Division of
Whitechapel
London Hospital
Norwich
Itaremy
Lovistaxa Sugan
Liverpool
America
United Kingdom
Suver
Lout‘piana
Little Holland House
Kensington
Carving Fox
Charles James Fox
Lord Holland Deaton
Deusstown War
Bairisn
Gibraltar
Hay
France
Edward William Auriot Drummond Hay
Edward Auriol Drummond Hay
Barking
Furt
Rusnouil
Morocco
Lyon-office
Scotland
Louisa Margaret
John Thompson
Colchester
Thomas Sarvanez
Bett Sarde
Guernsey
Thomas
Staten, Long
York Sands
Luig Laland
Lee
Washington
Brantgaine
Germanstown
West Indies
St. Lica
Vigie
Cornwall
Grenada
Byron
Count d'Estaignes
Conqueror
Parker
la Motte Piegnet
Port Reyal Day
Martinique
Rowley
Comte de Guichen
Portemu
Mary Linwood
Mann
Brigrave-gate
Mrrkietown
Leicester
Laicester Mercury
Suratay Tuernig
Matyern Terre
Duingtos
William Frederick Deacon
Eby
Bert
Othard
Deacon
Norwinte
Fevare
Merlantady
St. George's
Thomas James
Royal Oak
Monmouthshire
Merlin
EPORTING INTELLIGENCE AT TATTERSALLS MEETING
The meeting at Tattersall's Chesham, with debates over yearling and two year old entries, saw Cataract Semiseria and Era draw demand while Winesour and Zanoni drew less interest. Odds fluctuated across events including the Two Thousand Guineas Stakes and Chester Derby coverage. A boxing match and Royal Literary Fund support are noted alongside rail and weather curiosities.
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Tattersall
W. Scott
Jaques
A. Johnstone
Parry
Bell
Gully
St. Lawrence
Meiklam
George Bentinck
Irwin
Ireland
WW. Scott
Agriculture
Mostyn
Milton
Osbaldeston
Soreila
Mr. Davis
Stradbroke
Anson
Peel
Forth
Greville
Lord Stradbroke
Lord Chesterfield
Ferguson
Cuthter
W. Hill
Annandale
Old England
Coleman
Ford
Furbes
Rwin
Theobald
Alarm
Mentor
Clear
Pantosa
Maid of Orleans
Miss Elis
Page of Royal Orders and Mercantile Notices Report
An 1800 era column lists audience events with Her Majesty and ambassadors from the Sublime Porte, appointments of Rev. James Ende Tyler to canon residentiary, consular approvals for Mr. Joseph Gordon and Mr. Robert P. de Silver, and various naval, bankruptcy, dividends, certificates, and partnership dissolutions alongside sequestered sequester notices.
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Ducwronaw Patacs
Aal Effendi
Ambasasdor
Sublime Porte
Sarm Effendi
James Ende Tyler
St. Paul
London
Sydney Smith
Forzicy Ovricz
Joseph Gordon
Jamaica
Prussia
Robert P. de Silver
Port Louis
France
United States of America
North
Orkeda
Apothecary
D. Holdforth
Stratford
A. Knott
Brighton
W. Hardlaty
Wakefield
Yorkshire
Whitesmith
J. Roberts
Liverp Col
T. Grimths
Llandugwydd
Cardiganshire
H. K. Stutchbury
Theobald's Road
Bedford Row
Manchester
Wigan
S. Potter
J. Krauss
Birkacre
Calico
W—H. Hardie
S. Parsona
W. H
WT. B. Turner
Blackburn
E. Sheppard
Trent
Uley
Gloucestershire
Clothier
W. Kees
G. Edwards
Wells
Somersetshire
T. and
W. Withell
Padstow
Cornwall
R—J. Hall
Wall. End
Northumberland
J. Tristram
Bastions
Nottinghamshire
Jackson
Levis
J. Land T. Tabberaer
Birmingham
Cornfactors
R. Light
Stoke Upon Trent
Newton
Derby
W. Dettmer
Upper Marylebone Street
A. Francis
W. Davey
M. Fravers
Flintshire
J. Hegginbotham
G. Peck
aApril
L. H. Folger
High Street
Tech
Detisio
Slough
T. Barnes
Bratford
Forsted
A. Padbury
Jan
Epsom
Grocer
Heichinist and Binney
Bradford
Yorkstore
Eolwright, Chidsan,and Co
Liverpool
Silk mercers—Hillessone Co
Bourn, tullets—James and Richmond
Saanou
Lendrapers
Witeher
Surrey Canal Bank
OL Rent Road
Tar
Allen and Gong
Marabetter
Cuthbert and Bailey
Stonham Parva
Ipswich
Leer Brewers
Hobert and Lavwrence
kerpere—Du
Chesterfield
Machin
Wurst
J. Sayer
W. Wiggins and Sons
Salford
Firag
W. Higgins
Kudkin and Hemmings
Paddington Street
Weyprouth and Highy
Chancery Jane
Attormits
Dicksons and Laings
Wilton Mill
Hawicky
Tsofarusresands
Laing
Clarke, Cree, and Co
Glagow
Tannahitl, Cree, and Co
Trinidad
T. Roxburgh
Smith
Lami
Knighthood and Royal Appointments Highlight March Gazette
The March 12 and 14 entries record James Duke of Montrose elected a Knight of the Most Ancient and Noble Order, with knighting at the sovereign's presence. Other items include conferred knighthoods on James Cochran and various foreign and local consular appointments, military promotions, and public notices on marriage licensing and sugar prices, all from royal and governmental notices across Mecklenberg Schwerin to Northumberland.
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St. Jamas’s Palace
Mare
Hin
James Duke of Montrose
Duke of Montrose
Jawiste Paveen
James Cochrane
Gibraltar
M. Bretinr
Great
Miitan
Hix Imperial
Nacsa
Thetre Romynyas
Johe Geen
Cardiff
Mephen Campbell
Newport
Grand Dae
Mecklenburg
Schwerin
FL Westenra
J. W. Reig
Ly Purchase
Campbell
J. Connolly
Ring
W. H. Don
Bart
Connolly
Cy P. Johnson
Gett
W. H. Dene
H. H. Poitier
Viscount Malden
T. W. Woods
3D Foot
M'Murda
T. G. Souter
4D Foot
Colletun
Vith Foot
St. Hole
G. Harding
H. Ley
Cornet
All Saints
Thropton
Rothbury
Northumberland
Great Britain
Henry Hicksedt
Grocer’ Company
Partnerships Dissolved and Scotch Sequestrations Listed
A list of dissolved partnerships includes W Manley and Son coal merchants and J Purdie and Co iron works among many London and regional firms across England and Scotland. The notice also records Scotch sequestrations with dates in March and April for several named businesses and individuals across Glasgow Galashiels Muirkirk and Lochee.
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H. W. Carr and Co
Liverpool
Kenworthy and Taylor
Ancoate
Manchester
Hewitt and Mitchell
Melbada
Magnus
Adams-court
Old Broad-Street
Robinson
Richmond
Yorkshre
Millers
J. Farmer and Son
Hereford
drapera—Seed and Wilson
Preston
Pautewaite and Parsons
Moreton In Marsh
Gloucestershire
Sinclair and Whitchurat
Princes-street
Lambeth
Distilere
Nuttaland Co
Bolton-le-Maora
Lancashire
H. Corless and Co
H. Coriesa
Nichols and Gist
D. Gibbs and Co
Milton-Street
Cripplegate
Marriage at St Georgi's Hanover Square
Admiral Edward Walpole Browne of Walmer Kent weds Hautab daughter of the late Robert Ogle of Egiham in a ceremony at St Georgi's Hanover Square. The report notes a formal society wedding with prominent naval and landed gentry connections in early 20th century London society circles.
Gentlemen's Health Treatises on Manly Vigor and Marriage
A crowd of medical and moral pamphlets and books are advertised for solitary indulgence, venereal disease, and marriage health. Offers include Silent Friend, a medical work on infirmities of the generative system, Cordial Balm of Byriacum for debility, and Purifying Essence pills. Authors Parr y and Co and Lucas & Co promote consultations at Oxford Street and Newman Street with fixed fees, and promise restoration of vigor and secrecy.
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Goes and Company
Lancaster-place
Strand
Waterloo Bridge
London
London Morning Journal
Goas
Edinburgh
Phils
Glasgow
Dublin Morning Journal
Dubin Weekly Journal
Sherwool and Co
Paternoster
Porter
Griffon-street
Dublity
Goss
Lancaster-price
Waterloo-bridge
Post Office
Ansa
R. and
L. Perry
Strange
Faternoster-row
Hannay and Co
Oxford-street
Gordon
Leadenhall-street
Purklse
Compton Street
Soho
Perry
Messrs
Parry
Price Vaid
C. J. Lecas and Co
Newman-street
Oxford Street
Brittain
Paternoster-row
J. Gordon
G. Manell
Ring-street
Southwark
C. Westerton
Park-side
Knightsbridge
Noble
Chancery
High-street
Birmingham
W. and
Hy Robinson
Greenside-street
T. Price
Damestreet
Dublin
All Booksellire
Bear
New Bell's Weekly
Messrs. Lucas and Co
Brodie and CO
Great Cables Street
Montague-street
Russell-square
Brodie
Freenth Edicion
Js Cd
Bodie
Chancers-lane
Barth
Bridges-street
Covent Garden
Louton
Sutton
Bingham
Cooper
Leicester
Caldicutt
Wolverhampton
D'Egville
Worcester
Jess
Northampton
Bath
Harper
Cheltenham
Keene
Wood
Hoberts
Derby
Ferriss and Score
Union-street
Bristol
Slatter
Oxford
W. H. Robinson
Nunich
Medicie
Mao
Montague Street
Rutseth Square
Messrs. Brodie and Co
Gleer
I. L. Coptis and Company
Consulting Surgeons
Burgess
Medical Bookseller
Coventry Street
Haymarket
Hanway
Brydgesestreet
Mann
Cornhill
Londons
Guest
Boull-street
Sawler
St. Ann's Square
Manchester
Philip
South Castle-street
Liverpool
Ferris and Score
Chronicle Office
Gor
Chelmaford
Independent Press Office
Cambridge
J. Clancy
G. Bedford-row
Bolster
Cork
Henderson
Belfast
Robinson
Greenside Street
Paton and Love
Nelson-street
Strachan
Aberdeen
Curtis
Age and
Argus
Metsrs
Curtis and Company
Faith Street
Soho-Square
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Hook
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Lambeth Walk
Guy's Hospital
Payne
Cugsten
Marquis of Westminster
Itt
London and Birmingham Railway
Birmingham Gazette
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Tolworth
Surrey
Messiseker
Fuller
Mr. Selfe
Wandsworth
Connorton
Wimbledon Common
Cense
Binns
Plenthe
Uukny Ohn
Queen Caroline
Vienna
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Switzerland
Nord
Confederacy
Idse
Cursten
Davis
Ballagh
Lord Stanley
Armstrong
Denny
Lord
Duke of Richmond
Laird o'Cockpen
Lintatt
Cabin Bay
Colonel Cradock
Scott
Subscription Room
St. George's Hospital
Sambo
Jordan
Owen Swifts
Horley-common
Jem Turver
Driscoll
Walker
Friends of
Sun
the London Gazettes
M. Mansate
Nking Department
Anguirys
M. Mansstatt
Bank of Ireland
Victoria
U. L. Wiexuas
Funnel
Lewisham
Kent
Mendre
South Weald
Essex
T. J. Sparks
Mating Place
Westminster Road
T. Cambridge
J. Snell
New Compton Steert
St. Gilea In the Fields
W. Ward
John’s Row
Luke
J. Mansfeld
Queen's Prison
Ailer
Vine Cottage
Wilner Gardens
Hoxton Old Town
J. Smith
Drury Lane
C. Smith
Herefordshire
Stephens
St. Winnow
Yeoman
E. W. Eversley
Lynecombe
Widcombe
J. Radford
Helper
Derbyshire
J. Sewmards
Aslackby
Cordwainer
J. Mackford
Dewdley
Worcestershire
J. Law
Stafordshire
T. N
Woolard
Fenchurch Street
Calcutta
Glover
W. WH. Mitz
Mark Lane
City
G. Wegner
Bloomsbury Square
W. Meek
Southampton
J. Thorntran
Wigmore Street
Cavendish Square
S. Hurd
Hightreet
Rochester
China
Draper
T. Lane
V. Smith
Rugeley
Stamford
Money Acrivenor
J. Lane
Hope and Anchor Inc
Redcliff
Hretol
Victualter
H. Ogian
Uplywell Street
Shoreditch
W. Rogers
Jn Trevitt
Wheaton Aston
Lapley
Staffordshire
T. Rove
Nursling
St. Smith
Alredeen
J. Clark
Haunawick Cottage
City Road
Carman
H—W Moyes
T. Moring
Camomile Street
Carmen
G. Bartlett
Wellington Street
Goywell Street
W. Winkhorn
Little Bolton
Laishire
W. Lutwyche
Birminghan
Argent
Flert Street
J. and
He Colville
Irevehant
W. Jones
Usk
Haen Draper
F. Giles
Bedford Street
Carver
J. A. Larke
Samuel Lamert
Depronu
Steexr
Benrorp-sqrart
Stafford Gazette
Wakefield Journal
S. Gilbert
Stake
Tichborne-street
Quadrant
Regentestreat
Onfords Street
Chatcery-lane
Leadenhall
William Whitney Gearing
Susart
Holborn
Middlesea
Cuttle and Company
William Wilton
Bream
William Whiskey Gearing
Lenton
William Magnay
Lord Veroe