Women inquest for Mrs Sworth and suicides in London
In a Tuesday inquest at the glass room of the Compter jurors heard that Mrs Jane Sworth aged thirty four died by her own hand in prison on Sunday morning. She was the daughter of a tradesman from Houndsditch and had married against her father’s wishes. Her life was marked by intoxication and dissipation after working at bonnet making in Charterhouse Street and the loss of her situation may have driven her to rash acts. A verdict of temporary insanity was returned. Also on Tuesday Norman Ramblo, forty seven, was found dead in his No 3 Jamesia Street back room by strangulation after tying a neck line to a bed canopy iron spike. In another case Mary Ann Dixon a widow aged forty two was found hanging in a Bow kitchen after washing and dressing her nephew for school. The jury returned that she had destroyed herself with no clear evidence on her state of mind.
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Compter
Janesworth
Houndsditch
Bonnet
Norman Ramblow
Amsia Street
Commercial Road
Scierpe RY
Hassan
Disna
Theo
Aathey
Palmyers
Haasan
Stanhope
Hester
Israel
Ags
Sha
Pot
Meleky
Antictep Creans
Rounen
Hons
Sen
Palin
Barnes
Jatasia
New York
Great Scotland Yard
Liverpool
Henry Norman
Havell
T Division
Hool
Euston Square
John Weeks
Edward
Boxley
Maidstone
Breachley
Bruives
Thomas Saunders
Corpes
John Weeke
Destructive fire at Blackrock Mill devastates Ashton area
At Stalybridge, a major blaze consumed Blackrock Mill, destroying machinery and leaving the complex in ruins. The four story stone building near Heyrod housed by R Oasey Ltd and rented by Randal Bower, with no steam engine, fed by a water wheel. Insurance covered £4200 on the mill and £2200 on machinery. Over 100 workers face unemployment as investigations into ignition continue, with greasy waste cited as a possible cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashton-Undee-Lynh
Blackrock
Stalybridge
Ashton
R. Oasey
Liverpool
Randal Bower
Heyrod
Phoenix Fire Insurance Office
Messia
Mellor
Old Street
Manchester
Courier
Leicesteer
Manstrav GuTza
Charles Jones
Leicester
Bia
Thurmaston Tolbar
Wheatley
Jones
Belvoir Street
County Police
Thurmaston Tollgate
Melton Mowbray
Clarence Dock
Rapphannock
Victoria Dock
Cusken
Occar
Aropa
Norikera
Cushen
Hickson
George the Fourth Inn
Waterloo Road
Stewart-Street
Mr.Cushen
Cwange aGatwat
Parzer Oy
Ontaixixna McNeey
Fatsz
Rushton
Ireland
Millory
Mary Parker
Mount Henry
Sharples
Richard Sheil
Wewcastle
Armay
Tyne
Shields
North Shields
Field
Newcastle
Shreopshire
Ovreios Ox
Ben,jamin Painter
Asley Abbotts
Bridge
Painter Faces Rape Charge In Astley Abbotts Case
Report from Shropshire notes Jemima Higgins stating that Painter stalked their home and assaulted sisters Sarah and Keala Higgins on May 4. He forced acts of violence, warned them not to tell, and fled. A local woman found marks of violence. Painter pleaded guilty and was committed for trial amid community alarm over alleged victims’ impaired minds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oorth
W. J. Brown
Sarah Acd Hezia Higgins
Jemima Higgins
Painter
Sarah Higgins
Keala
Jemima
Hayward
Astley Abbotts
Shropshire Conservative
Treland Feud Fractures Repeal Hall Meeting Over Coercion Bill
A Dublin Repeal Association gathering erupted into a heated dispute between factions over Smith O'Brien and Young Ireland. The meeting saw interruptions as a letter from Clonmel praising O'Brien was read then debated, with committee rules invoked and the minutes promised to be referred for action. The session concluded amid confusion and cheers as finances and future directions were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Grattan
M.P
Nicholas Maher
Timothy O'Brien
Daniel O'Connell
J. O'Dowd
Rey
O'Connell
R. Peel
Ireland
Cartin
Dublin
Liverpool
Clonmel
Doheny
Burke
Periah
S. O’brien
Clemente
Mr. Doheny
Jaak Thie
Cheera
Dr. Doheny
Smith O'Brien
Mr. Ray
Association
O'Brien
Ray
Relend
E. W. O'Nahony
Bir Doheny
London
H. Grattan
Anniversary and Meetings of Anti Slavery and Reform Societies
The British and Foreign Anti Slavery Society held its annual meeting at Freemasons Hall with Sir Edward North Buxton in the chair. Reports showed Africa scourged by slavery, slavers captured, and thousands of slaves registered. other meetings approved grants for church building, pensions, and charitable work, with funds and legacies noted.
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Mixed Commission
Sierra Leone
Coaet
Africa
Tunis
Surinam
J. Burrett
Camberwell
Sharman Crawford
Spencer
Devonport
J. Warwick
Chalmera
Scoble
Joseph Sturge
G. Thompson
G. W. Alexander
Frederick Douglas
Free Church of Scotland
Slave States of America
Ixconronaten Society
St. Martin’s Place
Trafalgar Square
Durham
Portwood
Southampton
Calttmenkay
Nottingham
St. Luke
Leek
Newcastle
Clun
St. James
Burnley
East Compton
Oldham
Lancashire
Church of England
Naual
Zociaty
Winchester Diocesan Society
Charles Hoare
Exy
Suseena Letitia Archer Houblon
Epping
Surrey
Just. Pruxians’ Pension Society
Printers’ Pension Society
London Tavern
Bishopegate-street
Lord Dudley C. Stuart
Richard Taylor
J. J Havsard
Luke James Hansard
Lord D. C. Stuart
Sergeant Talfourd
H. Ottley
Barnby
Howe
W. Coward
Hodson
Norman
Toole
Iur
Aponicixes Paorecrox Society
Crosby-hall
Bishopsgate-Street
C. Handley
M.P
8. Gurney
Hodgkin
R. Bell
J. Burnett
J. Hodgkin
Cook Taylor
Gexenal Annuity Society
Bishopsgate Street
Gentemen
Baron Platt
Peace Society
Society For the Promotion of
Finsbury Chapel
Moorfields
Charles Hindley
Req
Committee of Management
Tattow Cuaxpiers’ Benevonunt Societr
London
Bishop Agate Street
Rey
T. Tus Home Missionary Society
Exeter Hall
Alderman Challis
Bia
Charity For
Ihs
City of London Literary Institution
George Thompson
Roulton
Fenstox Arp Society
Hanover-square Rooms
Marquis of Cholmondeley
France
Lhe Socret Evangelique
Geneva
Sociétve Evangélique de
Sociee Evangélique
Bordeaux
Lille
M. Maton
Belgium
Gomez
Portugal
Germany
Aputt Dsar
Red Lion Square
Crry Og Londow
Mansion House
Metroprolitan
Surrmaae Association
Crown and Anchor Tavern
Strand
W. S. Crawford
Birmingham
L. Heyworth
Liverpool
Epps
W. H. Ashurat
John Burnet
Thomas Cooper
Tiwan
Literature and Memoirs in Colburn and Blessington Reviews
The periodical surveys books on dress and taste, praising a London Colburn volume on elegant woman’s attire, extended costume review, and a Belfast Orr edition of novels. It lauds Dumas translations, Lady Hester Stanhope's memoirs, a weaving and spinning history, Blessington's social novels, and a long lampoon of courtly manners with vivid extracts from Bedouin scenes and maternal duchess comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
H. Colburn
British Isles
Europe
Greece
Rome
Africa
Belfast
Simms and B'Intyre
Orr and Co
Leitch Ritchie
Alansfield Park
George White
Glasgow
John Neven
Whittaker and Co
Religious Opinions Bill Sparks Debate in Lords and Commons
A Friday session spanning the House of Lords and House of Commons heatedly debated the Religious Opinions Bill. Bishops argued for tempered reform while warning against repealing Acts against Catholic influence. peers urged caution and extended relief. In the Commons, discussions touched on attendance enforcement and annuities for Viscount Hardinge, with Cobden's ghostly critique and fears over corn law shifts shaping the tone of a nation torn between reform and protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Inty
Exeter
Jeanie
Rome
Cauxtesipe
St. Davin's Sail
Church of England
Fxeter
Hinself
Uiim
England
Antice
Oxford
Anornitat
Camonecc
Stascer
House
House OF Commons
Berisn
Viscount Hardinge
Hoss
Lord Hardinge
Lord Gough
R. Peer
Nelson
Clive
Department
Curacucca
John Russell
Bart
Stockport
Anti Corn Law League
Cobden
League
Dia Bop Rentleman
Tron Grutlemen
Cranneas Woon
Henson
Worcssten
Treasury Bench
R. Peel
Karopet
Moxracre Goxg
Vernon Swirr
R. Fess
Theron
Baronet
Drixacht
Death and notices from Naples and Ayrshire
Dears or Ma Junx Talbot regretfully report letters from Naples announcing the death of Mr John Talbot nephew of the Earl of Shrewobury and the assumed heir to the earldom. Also noted is the death of Sir William Miller Bart known as Lord Glenles and a fatal accident at the British Museum where a laborer named Collins fell from a ladder to his death at University College Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dears
Junx Talbot
Naples
Italy
College of Juallcn
Scotland
Miss Chalmers
George Chalmers
Seasion
Glenien
Baronet
Thomas Miller, Bart
Fatan
Battin Mustom
British Museum
Collins
University College Hospital
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Treland
Literary Chronicle
Trarsts
Hesten Staxsiope
Henry Colburn
Stenhope
Ikhia Mesas
Syria
Damascus
Arrange Mater
White
Lady Bleasington
Richard Bentley
Lady Blessington
Mesdames Patterson
Lady Almondbury
Lord Almondbury
Waa
Lord Almond
Selina
Atvam
Mrs. Price
Mamma
Mary
Duchess of Sheerness
Adelaine
Victoria
Albertine
Imperial Parliament