Man slaughter verdict in Swindon rail line case
At Shrivenham the inquest and trial centered on a railway accident involving a horse box placed on the line to clear space for removing a loaded truck. Witnesses, including driver Roscoe and a constable, testified that signals showed the line was clear and that neglect by porters and the gatekeeper contributed to the tragedy, with Maybury and Willoughby identified among those blamed. The coroner summed and jurors returned a verdict of manslaughter against both prisoners. related police reports covered various local offenses and incidents.
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Maybury
Saunders
Robert Roscoe
Great Western Company
Midland Counties Railway
Swindon
Paddington
Shrivenham
Canal Bridge
Willoughby
Hadson
Tielao
Wilson
Tarleborough Street
Henry Stevens
James Watson
Myddelton
Wason
Tottenham Court Road
John Vincent
Tuttenhaw Court
Cleeernwhll
Roygiax
John Jacques
Sunnewapaper
Brownlow Street
Holborn
Jacques
N. Tyrwhitt
Arrain
Tuea
John Coker
Elizabeth Wells
Bali's Pond
Islington
Maiden Lane
Batclsbridge
Mary Casher
Maiden Jane
Battlebridge
Boutin
Tyrwhitt
Central Criminal Court
Henry
John Smith
W. Nichols
Marchmont Street
Brunswick
Deak
Keustody
Sidney
Hallen Garden
Nichols
Mr. Nichols
Wyrwhitt
Harriet Boden
Moss
Goawell Road
Thames Offich
James Murray
Thomas Gillroy
Yardley
Robert Chapman
Elder Tree
Bromley New Town
Joseph Friend
Old Ford
Murray
Cuatody
Dog and Partridge
Bow
Murrey
Woods
Chapman
Mr. Chapman
Lea
Eastern Counties Railway
Stratford
Gillroy
The Labour Commission and twofold reform ideals
A dense 19th century revolutionary program unfolds from the French Labour Commission. It argues for state-led social workshops, agricultural colonies, and national credit to replace laissez faire. It links mutual dependence, liberty, equality, and fraternity to a sweeping reorganization of agriculture, trade, and industry with state control of credit, labor, and production.
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Luxembourg
M. Louisa Blanc
Chronicle
Secretariaa General
Workeen
M. Francois Vidal
M. C. Secqueur
Jabayr
England
France
Insolvent Debtor Case Unmasks Fraudulent Bail
In Insolvent Debtors Court Judge Harris presided as A Sedgwick the former post office official faced discharge on sureties May 2. Clerks later revealed bail was misrepresented by lodgers posing as guarantors, with one pledging four pounds to procure bail via Smith who introduced Jones and Greenwood as supposed sureties. The commissioner ordered the insolv ent committed to prison after finding bail was hired, but the case stood over for copies and counter affidavits following Sargood's application for enlargem ent of the rule, returnable on the 10th.
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Thomas Welsh
Arnold
Hoddy
Mile End
Whitechapel
Sliol
Baker
House of Correction
Thomas Fuller
Herbert Street
Hoxton
Great Southern of Madras Railway Company
Howd
Soothers
Madras
Negapatam
Mazore Vid Trichisopely
Psolghaatio Pomang End
Calicut
India
Daniel Rhodes
Inlake
Mansfield
Rutledge
Claremont Square
Fuller
Nagpore
Trichinopoly
Lso
Banda
Sineres
East Indian Presidency
United Kingdom
Sigcuraz Cuager
Bioy
Edwin
Bica
Mr. Cottingham
Cottingham
Ston
Sheriff Skepe
Mail
Wacred
Peros
Chandus) Leigh
Perang
John Leigh
Lancashire
Stoneleigh Abbey
Justice Patteson
James Leigh
Thomas Leigh
Tees Arunthae
Lancasters Leighs
Warewick
G. Jones
Stareton
Leigh
Pollock
Secretary of State For the Home Department
Lord Leigh
Nid
Rees Maindlad
Whitehurnt
Q.C
Clark
Bodkin
Jones
Lord Leigt
Diasumiutate
Richard Barnett
Wales
Lady Leigh
Tate
Persing
Thomas Proud
Joseph Smith
John Wilcox
George Matthew Billinge
William Forbes
Alexander Munro
William Wood
William Blisset
Bhen
Forbes
Proud
Smith
Sprawenn
Mr. Jones
Julia Leigh
Chandos Leigh
Billinge
Alexander Hay
John Hay
Risley Wood
George Shaw
Shaw
Munro
Caid
Stoneleigh Church
Roberts
Hay
Wood
Crong
Barnett
Inpcc
Wilcox
Burnett
Coal Hole
Sarah Silk
Smallboors
John Tiffe
Charles Griffin
Leamington
Grif
Elizabeth James
Mary Draper
Mary Smashines
Abbey
Moat
Birmingham Gazette
Toczsmyz
Inso
Harris
A. Sedgwick
General Post Office
Pricon
Greenwood
Sargood
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Jobo Leahy
Stowmarket House
Cork
James Melhoney
Alexander Mackenzie
Arthber A. Lee
Kidderminster
Wadham College
Oxford
Mary
Hedditch
Stourton
Somerset
WW. Ellis
J. Ellis
Digbylubone
Stevens
Broughton
St. John’s Wood
Finchley Road
Stevenses
Lambeth
RowLex Acaim
Mary Rowley
John Rawaon
William Hans Rawson
Elliott
Geo. Crook
Pall Mall
Mr. Crook
Fludger Street
W. H. Rawson
Fladger Street
Westminster
Withena
W.H. Rawson
Goff
Leicester
Rawson
Mia
Rowley
Crone
Alec
Crook
Cronk
Everington's
Everington
Ludgate Hill
Tax Barrise Guarantax Association
Waterloo Place
Pifcesa
Fer
the Treasury
Poor Law Commissioners
Guarantee Association
The
French Commission of Labour
Social Agricultural Ateliers
Loue
Bia
Contre Maitres
Harneas
Amilien
Committee of Management
Ahopa
Abare
Tatsopolis
George Street
Ranton Aquare
Lord Snathampton
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