Town and Gown riot trial in Cambridge courts
John Freestone faced trial for assaulting Arthur Walsh during the March 7 confrontation between gown men and townsmen in Cambridge. Witnesses from Trinity College and the police testified to blows with a staff and bludgeons, while defense argued the town’s crowd fuelled the violence. The jury found Freestone guilty. sentencing due Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noprook
Canunipar
John Free Aiute
Arthur Walsh
Serjeant Byles
O'Malley
Burcham
Desda
Arivur Waisa
Jui Walsh
Trinity College
Rose Crescent
Crescent
Trinity-street
Trinity-atrert
Trinity-gates
Colcege
Freestone
Edward Bridgman
Trinity Street
St. Julio’s Street
Cambridge
W. Willems
Herbert Jones
Watch Committee
John James Smith
Dains College
Crowfoot
Fem
Thomas Crowfoot
Caius
Mr. Smith
John Whittaker
Porter
Mr. Nicholson
Mr. Bruce
CrerseXauized
Nicheleon
Nose Olthers
Hirmo
Re.exawinrd
Crowé
Rezcrat
Trey
Mr. Walsh
Tas King
Burchem
Willam Arnold
Trinity Gate
Brouk
Becauer
Ecemian
Gus
Rowteogen Tras
Crese
Tsien
Jenee Fletcher
Wey
Jolly Pond
Sant Eyles
Reran Parke
Estay
Halfun-Hoor
Byles
John Freestone
Walsh
Ince
French Chamber rejects Remusat motion on deputies placemen
Latest intelligence reports the French Chamber of Deputies rejected M. de Remusat’s proposal on deputies placemen by 232 to 118. M Thiers’ speech in the chamber described as stirring, aimed at reviving opposition unity and influencing the next assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Thiera
M. ‘Thiers
M. Thiers
Samogitia
Deutland
Prague
Augsburg
Tru
Breslaw
Russia
Voss
Keesigsburg
Ortelsbourg
Poland
France
Europe
Struggie
National
Paris Journaler
Jeter
Vienna
Austrian
Galicia
Cracow
Carpathian Mountains
Tarnow
Pilyno
Dembica
Baron Krivg
Secret Police
Oregon
Cambris
London
Paris
Algeria
Abd-el-Kaderan
Orleans
Rouen
Havre
Great Northern
Avignon
Vierzon
Bordeaux
Boulogne
Troyes and Montereau
Basle
Champoux
Diappe
Paris and Strasburg
Tours and
Nenies
Paris and
Lyons
Spepish
Death by own action amid wrecks of Great Liverpool steamer Queen
The Queen from the Peninsula with mails and passengers brought distressing news of Captain McLeod of the Great Liverpool dying by his own hand after the passengers left for Corunna. The ship reached Cork/Valencia area with about 90 persons aboard, and the wreck of the Great Liverpool is total with valuables ashore mostly taken by locals. Lieutenant Williamson of the Admiralty agency is dangerously ill at Corunna. Captain Russell’s humane conduct towards the passengers is praised as crowds greet arrivals at local hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapaio
Narvaez
Paris
Robert Peel
Commons
Eat Kom
Great Britain
Corporation
Watermeis Steam Packet Company
Blackfriars Pic
Watermen
Woolwich
Greenwich
St. Paul's Wharf
Waterman
Eauty Crosixe
Meteopoliten Deapera’ Association
Mechanica’ Foatitution
Southampton
Holborn
Wyse
Maxcuzsren
Manchester
Munpenann Suicipe
Caxusevent
Piilarite Horesu
Cart
M‘leod
Liverpool
Sophanotox
Peninsular and Oriental Company
Queen
Russell
Gibraltar
Cadiz
Lisbon
Oporto
Vigo
Hs Corunna
Great Liverpool
M-Lead
Coruuna
Hoebes
Williamson
Admiralty
Tien
Coranns
England
Lispox
Chamber of Deputies
Rome
Theas
Lutweld
Roma
Journala
Juan
Duke of Wellington
Bank of London
Grande
Vianna
Thoreday
Swan Tavern
Bromley
Barrett
Hishiop
Rochester
Bromley-palace
Thomas Scott
Games
Trinity Street
Southwark
Rose
Dr. Games
Scull
Mr. Games
Clara Churcher
James Churcher
Kate
Anne Cunningham
Churchera
Humas Churcher
Decéewerd
Bromley Poate
Hume
Cartini
Beeziey
Sfernoon
Times
Evy
Carter
Kent
Browley
Joyce
Letterman
Harrien
Arundel
Harriett
Abe
Examinaton
Jane Cooper
Alfred Elliott
Dariford
Bromey
Thomas Churcher
Awear
Thomas
Doxcarstzz
Munpgx
Fierre Renard Mallet
John Mikew
Netherbury
Hodges
Slade
Eti i
Kitty
Dorsetshire
Palmer's Public House
West Clifton
Bridport
Roper
Rope
Ruper
Chilcott
Mw Moise
Biddlecomb
Uiser
Wittess
Theo
Lunce
Hart Leold
Pia
Doutt
Linde
Justice Erle
Erle
Drukos
Morpeth execution follows parricide murder case
A detailed report describes the 1846 Morpeth scaffold execution of Ralph Joicey for murdering his father. It notes his calm demeanour, the chaplain's prayers, and his long confession detailing poison purchase and delivery. The surrounding Bromley inquiry into related letters and testimonies is also summarized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Joicey
Morpeth
T. Finch
Morpeth Prison
Wm. Creighton
Portland Aras
Tritlington
Heim Turo
Ralph Jokcery
Walter Weallem
Ralph
Sunalay
America
Dickinson
John Wigham
Marprth
Hy Hag
Roy
Brunton
Apain
Anrn—Raten Joicey
Thomas Taylor
Vivid Coastline Storm Picks Up Weasel Flight From Channel
A fierce southwest gale drives many weasels from the Channel as ships anchor off Waenor and St. Berry Head. The Nehant from Ghent, with 150 emigrants including 50 children, runs aground near Berry Head. locals and Rev. Lyte open fires and shelter, while coast guards aid and passengers are landed safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.W
Waenor
Tucacay
N.E
Nehant
Hosta
Fannall
Durden Register
Ghent
Texas
Nebant
Berry Head
Ter ‘Coulir
Ehore
TR. L. iLingstone
Ddoyi
Reyes
Coast Guard
Berry House
H. ¥. Lyte
Lower Brixham
Tely
Hoase
Lyte
Messie Happ
Vington
Lucre
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sih
Victoria
Elier
Ralls
Court of Chancery
Jin
Hit
Delhi Gazelle
Laadianah
Journal Des Debets
Sobraon
Hurreekee
Athens
Ultime
Senate
Coletti
Rosselly Ou Bayz
Joseph Myers
Spitalfields
Daniel Forrester
Warwick and Leamington
Mansion House
Mullens
Bush
Leamington
Jardine
Bow Street
Mr. Jardine
Tax Couvicy Wicks
Bostock
Central Crimins Court
Crimite
Cope
Mt Pax
Semen Graham
Aiong
Wm. Carter
Geogr
King Wre
Deverend
Benjamin Charles Minura
Keat Atreet
James Alten
Pasitegs
Prt
Nyua
Chasra
Warwick
Sting
Libthorpe
Bracardo
Agst Tibthorpe
Meiklam
Godfrey
Rusinsen
Taget
Hook
Seach Leid Agat
My Mary
Peanan
Careren Cue
Saget Wadlow
Lot
A W. Hill
Woffenden
Stebbings
Billy Purvis
A. W. Hill
Ihip
G. Bentinck
Princess Alice
Litthedale
Fantastic
Berta
Queen Anne
BY Express
Portugal
Repubiox
Frasiun
Thomas Prow
Strand
Oxford
Assize Intelligence
Midland
Descasrea
Joseph Way
Mary Ann Hiles
Milburn St. Andrew
Ball
Gre
Nottingham
Maneca
Clarke
Hugnes
Hughes Hughes
Miller
Macauley
Sheffield, Nottingham and
London Direct Railway
Drees
Bresley
Cena
Board of Directors
Hughes
Edward M'Dermont
Middlesex
Sheffield
Nuaingham
Clark
Chtnese
Brees
Cann
Winnera
Caan
Moorgate-street
Alderman Hughes
Mr. Clarke
Otesss
Avery
Sewell
Macavln
Cano