Central Criminal Court Trials Involving Robbery and Assaults
Dense docket of cases from a central criminal court includes Robert Wilson a 24 year old sailor charged with feloniously shooting at Patrick Cavanah with intent to murder. testimony covers the weapon attack, injuries, and defenses. Also noted are separate indictments for post letter theft, rape, attempted strangulation of a child, public-house crimes, and related magistrate proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inn
Munper
Robert Wilson
Patrick Cavanah
C. Phillips
Switch
Wilson
Cavanah
Chvanah
Isonet
Robert
Fosser
Woolwich
Clarke
Illiam
Posner
Q Westion
Howe
Syria
Nei Thmaheo
Thomas Grewen
Tyte
William Holland
Rebecca Powell
Payne
Smey-Road
Christien-street
Hackney
Peyne
Burswand
Worship-street
Henry Blake
Joseph Moss
Ann Lyar
Lcs
Major Pottinger
Calcutta
Wederstand
Affphanistan
Elphinstone
Fet
Sieient Questeye
Council of War
Sterdard
Chaptes
Coneul
Prince of Ila
Holland
Belgium
Tar Cork
Uzerion Petittox
Mem
Petiti
O’gonnell
John Guest
Dickinson
Collins
Avenger
Hugh Cholmondeley
Lawson
Tee Tauck
Quire
Aid Ashley
Lment
Sudbury
Suffolk
Three Kingdoms
Penn
House of Niece
Whitehall
Home Department
Yumate
London
Royal Costume Ball At Buckingham Palace Delights Guests
The general company arrived after nine with ladies in diverse historic gowns and gentlemen in splendid attire. Foreign ministers in uniforms, royal family members, and various nobles entered by the garden and equerries’ doors. The palace suites were brilliantly lit with wax and gas, walls were altered to accommodate guests, and the throne and ball rooms featured banded quadrilles. Three sisters Countess of Chesterfield Miss Forrester and Mrs Anson drew many eyes in fifteenth century finery with Donna Florinda white satin robes and dazzling jewels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortner Particv Ars
Marquis of Anglesey
Robert Peel
Earl of Carlisle
Earl Spencer
Viscount Melbourne
Viscount Palmerston
Duke of Buckingham
Earl of Minto
Allan M‘nab
Philippa
Prince Albert
Edward
Duchess of Kent
Duchess of
Gloucester
Saxe Weimar
Countess of
Chesterfield
Lady Chesterfield
Hamburg Fire Devastation Spurs Rescue and Recovery Efforts
After a disastrous blaze in Hamburg, authorities plan loans and ground purchases to restore the city. About 1,634 houses burned, property losses estimated at £4,000,000. 15 to 20 bodies found, many more believed missing. English residents initially blamed amid relief efforts. bank and exchange survived as merchants provided aid. duchy of Mecklenburg helps with a 30,000 marks subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esau
Duke of Buckingham
Worcestershire Chronicle
Theastern
London and
Dover
South-eastern Railway
Tunbridge
Art
Exchange Committee
Bank of England
George
Beech Lane
Barbican
Payne
George Long
Sarah Matin
May-street
White‘teet
Powell
Leatherlane
Mes
Lecrosa
Benjamin Taylor
Belle Messrs. Armitage Brothers
Milnsbridge
Geld
Taylor
Fsr
Leeds Mercury
Hameure
Hamburg
Max Secheckendorf
Countess of Lonsdale
Stranack
N.E
Exchange
Duchy of Mecklenburgh
Hamburger Neue Zeiting
Altona
Metropol
Paris train wreck toll rises amid hospital worries
A Paris railway accident leaves many dead and injured with estimates varying. Reports confirm several fatalities including M. Chavardes and Rear Admiral Dumont d'Ursille, while others suffer severe injuries. Rescue efforts and chaotic scenes unfold as officials assess the disaster's extent and the wreckage along the line.
Trial of Daniel Good for the Murder of Jane Jones
The Central Criminal Court opened the murder trial of Daniel Good accused of killing Jane Jones known as Good. The case featured a crowded courtroom with extensive evidence, including a severed body found in a stable, an axe and bloodied knife, and testimony detailing Jones Good’s disappearance and Good’s movements between Roehampton and Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Good
Jane Jones
Bullock
Lucas
Copeland
Thomas Wood
Adolphus
Waddington
Russell Gurney
the Duke of Sussex
Denman
Justice Coltman
Baron Alderson
Thomas Cooper
Horry
Bodkin
Mary Good
Good
Collinbourn
Roehampton
Wandsworth
South Street
Manchester Square
South-street
Jones
Atttorney-General
Brown
Butcher
Jane Good
South‘street
Red Lion
Hammersmith Suspension Bridge
Woolwich
Putney
Kent
Janet Jones
William Gardiner
Adelphua
V Division
Colliggoourne
Stable yard murder trial reveals blood and hidden body clues
Witnesses describe blood near the body in the stable, a locked harness room, and a box with a blood-stained knife and an axe. Investigators find bone fragments and clothing pieces. experts discuss time since death and possible pregnancy, while the suspect remains central to穀 the ongoing trial.
Distressing Accident Involving York Young Lady Witnessed
A melancholy night incident at Hunsledane injures a York patient of Mr Hepworths aurist. His 13 year old son fired a loaded pistol at the head of the young lady, causing her immediate death. Authorities report ongoing police inquiries with no definitive lead yet. A separate Paris burglary notes jewel box worth over £2000 and silverware stolen from Lady Corbet’s apartments in Place Vendome. Sir Andrew and Lady Corbet have departed Paris for London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Chavardes
Beziere
Sheilady
Hospital du Globe
Thes -Morgue
Mignot
D.drcitecurt
Mauconsell
Beathemey
A. M. Albinet
d’Enfer
Bam
M. Martin
Bellevue
Paris
Dumont d’Ursille
York
Place Vendome
Sir Andrew
Lady Corbet
London
Yo Aieenly
Murder at Highbury Court Case Involves Thomas Cooper
The Clerkenwell trial resumes with Thomas Cooper charged with the wilful murder of policeman Timothy Daly at Highbury. Cooper, in frail health, pleads not guilty as magistrates order a two hour remand before commitment to Newgate and a full court review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Cooper
Greenwood
Clerkenwell
Harry
Horry
Daly
Edward Drewry
Park-place
Highbury
North
N 12
Islington
Thatcher
N Division
Timothy Daly
Newgate
Central Criminal Court
Baron Alderson
Drewry
House of Correction
Waddington
Clerkenwell J Court
Bow-street
Metropolitan Police Act
Inspector Penny
Faulkner
M'Murdo
Cooper
Hornsey
Sware
Singleton-street
Hoxton
Hornsey-wood
Muswell-hill
Southall
Downham
Roach
Brookly-hall
Homerton
Lea-bridge
Murder of Police Constable Daly At Highbury
A large crowd witnessed the fatal shooting of Police Constable Timothy Daly by Thomas Cooper at Highbury. Eyewitnesses described Cooper firing on Daly after threatening bystanders. Daly died on the scene. The inquest at Highbury barn resumed with testimony from witnesses including Matt the baker and Mott, detailing the confrontation and Cooper’s actions. The jury found Daly wilfully murdered by Thomas Cooper. coroner Wakley pledged to pursue full legal avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poiceman Daly
Cooper
Daly
Mott
Highbury
Highbury Barn
Murperep
Timothy Daly
St. John’s
Holloway
Cumberland-row
Islington-green
Islington Station-House
N and G
Johnson
Thatcher
Jervis
Islington Church
Highbury Terrace
Scotland Yard
Highbury Barn Tavern
Wakley
Mr. Wakley
Home Secretary
Clerkenwell
House of Correction
House of Commons
Wilson
Highbury-barn
Erasmus Symonds
Highbury-lane
Matt
Thomas Cooper
Symonds
Wheeler
James Wheeler
Highbury Farm
Young
Hornsey Woodhouse
Turnbull
William Smith
Highbury Park West
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Warren
Co ¥ Mott
Waktley
Perones
Tomas Cooper
Diffieyce
Fatiae
Capi
Wakldy
Coroner's Court
Spere Peete
SI Tan
Tong Eee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ny 4
HER Majesty’s Bal
Hanover
Saxony
Ccident Xniar
Wtlin Teta
Walworth Road
Richmond Street
Fiiday
Robert Speed
Gardiner
Lord Denman
Thomas Oughten
Gardner
Shiel
Putney Park-lane
Putney Park Lane
Robert Tee
Josiah Tye
Shiell
John Busain
Ridge
No. 18
John Oughton
Gurney
Susan Butcher
Baron ‘Alderson
Alfred Benjamin Allen
Doane
Benjamin Ridge
Royal College of Surgeons
Ape Inaien
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