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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 14, 1848

Page

6

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.

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.

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.

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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