Murder at Putney Park stables ends in conviction and death
At the Old Bailey trial a groom Daniel Good was found guilty of murdering a woman within the Shiell stables. Evidence showed postmortem mutilation, blood remnants, and a path of deceit with intent to conceal the crime. The judge condemned him to death, to be hanged, with details of the brutal act and subsequent attempts to dispose of the body.
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Lord Denman
Good
Jane Jones
Denman
Daniel Good
Susan Butcher
Rose and Crown
Susannah Butcher
No. 13
Charlotte-run
Woolwich
June Jones
Duke of Sussex
Old Court
Old Bailey
Greenacre
Courvoisier
Blakesley
Carver
Trials of Molly Good and Richard Gamble at Central Court
At ten o clock the trial of Molly Good begins with the attorney general arguing harbouring a murderer. The jury acquits Good after the judge notes possible marriage confusion. Mary Good is acquitted for feloniously receiving silk. Richard Gamble is charged with feloniously receiving gowns and shirts but is acquitted after denying knowledge of theft.
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Molly Good
Richard Gamble
Baron Alderson
Justice Coltman
Old Court
Good
Adolphus
Waddington
Russell Gurmey
Ballantine
Daniel Good
Spitalfields
Mary Good
Jane Jones
Jane Ood
Samuel Spicer
Alleged Death From Improper Medical Powders
In an inquest held before Westminster coroner Thomas Hiegs, a 13 year old girl, Clara Matilda Gooudrich, died after powders given by Wittenhoff, a nondoctor, amid scarlet fever. Post mortem found no medical agent cause. verdict stated death from scarlet fever possibly worsened by improper powders. Wittenhoff censured. A second inquest before Mr Wakley, at the Black Horse, Rathbone Place, reported Mary Watson, 56, found dead in her home, ruled temporary insanity after suicide with a razor amid threats to move from unsafe premises. daughter discovered her body.
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Gardiner
Lord Denman
Thomas Oughton
Russell Gurney
Gardner
Shiell
Putney Park Lane
Putney Park-lane
Putney Park
Lane
Baron Alderson
Robert Tee
Roehampton
Josiah Tye
Adolphus
John Busaitz
Mr. Waddington
Mr. Shiell
No. 18
South-street
John Oughton
Susan Butcher
Alfred Benjamin Allen
Benjamin Ridge
Putney
Thomas Tatham
Royal College of Surgeons
Lord Denmen
Thomas Sales
Spotted Dog
Mary Good
John Bland
Flower and
Dean Street
Soames
China
Stephen Ludlow
St. Tonbridge
Soner
Duane
Fanny Hester
Thomas Hiegs
Westminster
St. Martin
Dulke-street
Adelphi
Clara Matilda Gooudrich
Wittenhoff
No. 7
George
Epps
Ely-place
Campbell
Broadway
Wittenhill
Wakley
Black Horse
Rathbone-place
Oxford-street
Mary Watson
Conspiracy To Assassinate The French King Reported In Paris
Paris papers on Friday and Saturday reveal a new plot to kill the French king. Police seized petards arms and ammunition. Considere, twice linked to such plots, was arrested with seven others. Reports debate who betrayed authorities as conspirators. The note adds royal progress at Neuilly, and other European dispatches on rail lines and political press actions. The Times also notes a theater riot in Toulouse and Madrid commemorations of May 2 1808.
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Louis Philipr
Paris
Neuilly
Considere
Rue Montmartre
Quenisset
Hher
Nemours
Courrier Des Theatres
National
Presse
Russia
Figie de Quest
St. Malo
Granville
Theatre Des Varietes
Toulouse
Madrid
Toledo
St. Isidore the Royal
Upper
Germany
Prince Metternich
Spain
M. Pageot
Barcelona
Dave Ucci
Vna
Ste
Medora
Chesapeake
Lee
Watchman
Font
Rit Hill
China
Murdrr
Mr. Ewing
Monte
Orleans Picayenne
Mobile
Ewing
Hamblin
Uyeyers
St. Louis
Cate
Sonny
Geneva Deputies Return Shows Conservatives Lead Majority
The Universal Swiss Gazette notes Conservatives 77 Liberals 22 Radicals 45, an absolute but not 80-seat majority. It classifies 144 deputies into four categories by prior council service. Geneva’s constituent assembly advances revision of the federal compact and drafts a new constitution declaring Geneva as a sovereign canton in a representative democracy. It proclaims equal rights, press liberty, education freedom, universal suffrage, and jury trials in criminal matters. Separately, Sémaphore reports Charles Albert of Sardinia ordered expulsion of Jews from Savona and their forced assembly in Genoa, amid harsher era tactics.
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Universal
2D Instant
Great Council
Constituent Assembly of
Geneva
Republic of
Charles Albert
Sardinia
Savona
Genoa
Transatlantic News From Liverpool and Washington
Liverpool arrivals report the New York packet and Great Western steamer reaching port marking an alternating Bristol run. In Washington, debates on the foreigner scope of the removal bill, apportionment, and the loan bill’s passage are noted alongside praise for the English tariff and Ashburton’s mission. Boz and family head to Niagara Falls then Montreal and New York. Morpeth returns to New Orleans.
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New York
Great Western
Liverpool
Bristol
Washington
M‘leod
Cheate
House
Senate
United States
America
Lord Ashburton
England
John Quincy Adams
Boz
Cleveland
Niagara Falls
Montreal
Lord Morpeth
Havannah
New Orleans
Solway
Europe
Girard Bank
Philadelphia
Lord Aberdeen
Her
Great Britain
U United States
Everett
Tigris
Quiet quarter as governors move on Canadian affairs
Dispatches describe Governor Bagot leaving Kingston to found a college in Toronto before heading to Hutifay to meet his wife. Toronto papers praise his arrival, calling it brilliant in British America, while Lord Sydenham's will leaves large Canadian lands to Poulet Serna. Trade in Canada is described as improving and relations with Hogan are noted as tender but regrettable.
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Bagot
Kingston
Foundation College
Toronto
Hutifay
British America
George
Lord Sydenham
Poulet Serna
Canada
Lan — Hogan
Hill
Stochdale
Counter
Hogan
Santa Anna's Loan Negotiated and Texan Invasion Fears
Reports from Vera Cruz say Santa Anna secured a multi million pound loan from England and ceded Californias until repayment. Yellow fever claims several daily while commerce sinks. Texian privateers keep casting gloom on Vera Cruz trade. About twenty thousand troops guard the capital with thousands at Xut and Vera Cruz. Emigrants flood Texas with arms and money as invasion seems likely this summer. General Houston plans patience until a tangible target appears, while 400 men at Casa Rancho and many furloughed at Antonio are noted and readiness along the Rio Grande remains uneasy.
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Vera Cruz
Santa Anna
England
Xut
Texas
Kendall
Ius
Mexico
Guadaloupe
Houston
Casa Rancho
Antonio
Rio Grande
Vacancy in the County Council at Metropolis
A vacancy in the county council arises from the death of Mr Barker, wine and spirit merchant of Bistips Street. Four candidates enter the field, Matthieson radical Allan liberal Tozer liberal. The latter was ousted at the St Thomas’s day election for being too rabid.
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Brisgorscite
Cor
Barker
Bistips Street
M Matthieson
Allan and Tozer
Story
Stel
St. Thomas's
Axp Foreroy Schoor Society
Societ
Exeter Hall
John Russell
Bist Norwich
Lord Worsley
M.P
Labouchere
Abel Smith
Chai
Norsk Labouchere
J. Abel Smith
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Iron Alderson
Mr. Ride
Mr Tatham
Edward M.murdo
Newgate
Ridge
Jane Brown
Manchester Square
Jane Good
Mrs. Jones
Jones
Sarah Young
Mrs. Good
Lavender Leyton
Hammersmith Bridge-Road
Robert Paling
Richmond Road
Sarah Greenwood
George Jordan
Putney-heath
Ireland
Mary Hogg
South-mews
Putney-park-lane
Barry
Police
New-cross
London
Oughton
James Barry
Richard Golding
South Street
Mary Anne Clerk
Elizabeth Christie
Mia
George Gates
Grosvenor Place
Richard Salmon
Bedford Arms
John Littlebody
Whitcomb Street
Strand
Stanier
Mary Anne Hazlewood
Spukip
John Guest
Mr. Doane
Messrs. Magnay
Rogers
Central Criminal Court
Foreign Intelligence
Retier Society
London Tavern
Robert Grosvenor
Viscount Alford
Jose M.A
Charles Filey
Charles Day
Ll.b
Canterbury
Duke of Bedford
Fitzroy
Lom
St. Mary's Church
Islington
Wis Hicngess
Prince Albert
Kighness
Fusileer Guards
Wellington Barracks
St. James's Park
Rayal
Mucm
Paradise Street
Lambeth Palace
Rom
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