Serious Charge Against Police At Sydenham Inquest
An adjourned inquest at Bull Green Brewery, Sydenham, examined the death of John Hall, 37, a labourer, found drunk by a road ditch after a timber truck incident. Witnesses accused officers of leaving him by the roadside for hours. inspectors and constables defended actions, a post mortem was ordered, and the inquest adjourned for examination.
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Very
Bull Green
Sydenham
John Hall
Well’s Lane
Sydenham-common
Mallelieu
R Division
Miller
James Raynor
Bricklayers’ Arms
Sydenham-com- Mon
Bear
Decessed
Swaine
Rayner
Southend
Frost
Green Man
Inspector Miller
Southend Lane
Faint
Edmonds
Hall
Lewisham
Wilkinson
Whittal
George Edmonds
Fire at Wilde and Co Cocoa-Nut Fibre Makers
Fire broke out at Messrs Wilde and Co cocoa-nut fibre makers in FirE mm HornanDstreet on Saturday afternoon about two o clock. Flames were subdued within half an hour. Damage estimated at £200, insured with the San. Sudden pursuit led to the arrest of Charles Ellis alias Jones, aged 24, in Cerrig-y-Dru-idion on Thursday night amid allegations of arson. He was committed to Ruthin gaol for trial at the next assizes. An inquest into the death of Robert Roberts found suffocation due to fire, with verdict of incendiary action. Chester Chronicle report.
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Hornandstreet
BlackrpRiars
Messrs. Wilde and Co
Charles Ellis
Jones
Ellis
Gaorgarrig
South
Wales
Bala
C. Wynn
Cerrigy Druidion
Ruthingaol
Pen-y-Graig
John Davies
Cerrig-y-Druidion
Denbighshire
Robert Roberts
Groesfaen
Richard Williams
Llangollen
Chester Chronicle
York-road
Lambeth
Scott
Ebe
Lush
Court OF Exchequer
Banco
Tue Orgra
Fra Diavo O
Charrell
Purnay
Purday
Fra Diavolo
Chappell
Paris
Victoria
Kingdom of
France
Compton
Mansion House
Day
Merchant Tailors’ Company
Alderman Humphery
Henry Harris
London-bridge
Station House
Elizabeth James
Coal Harbour-street
Hackney
Powell
Guildhall
Newgate
Bow Street
Twyford
M. Bohain
la Courrier de Europe
Madame Bohain
A Division of Police
No. 2
Palace-place
Whitehall
Rosenberg
Bow-street
Mr. Rosenberg
Ann Driscoll
Long
Margaret Smith
Hectorcourt
Crauford
Street
Mr. Long
Granger
Nutford-place
Edgware-road
Union Hall
Caroline Grant
Jane Cutler
Ann Hughes
Jane Powell
Mary Ann Haines
Mary Lacey
Cottingham
St. George’s Workhouse
Southwark
Condemnation of the Bishop of Chalons for abuse of authority
Paris reports the Bishop of Chalons found guilty by the privy council of abuse of authority. He will not lose his title but will no longer be paid as a public functionary. The regimen may tighten laws against friars and monks, with uncertain impact on university libels. Rumors note no foundation to a royal clash over the Greek matter.
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Chalons
Paris
Privy Council
France
Tan Krtxye
Bavaria
Greece
Athens
Otho
Louis
Brazins
Fatmouth
Her
Penguin
Leslie
Rio de Janeiro
Bahia
Pernambuco
Naples
Aquila
Donna Januaria
Rio
Fisgard
Curacoa
Crescent
Cockatrice
Castor
Conway
Racer
Crane
New York
Switzerland
New Orleans
Admiral Thomas
Dublin
Sandwich Islands
Lord Paulet
Kamehameha
Ellery
Tabasco
Mexico
Yucatan
Campeachy
Moore
Louisiana
O'Connell
Dusuin
Mr. Hearn
D. O’connell
O’connell
Trim
Tara
Barrett
Clontarf
C. G. Duffy
Nation
Repeal Cavalry
J. Gray
Mr. O'Connell
J. O’connell
R. Barrett
T. M. Ray
John Gray
C. G. Duffey
Charles G. Duffy
Mr. O’connell
John O’connell
Thomas Steele
Thomas Tierney
Peter James Tyrrell
Richard
Repeal Association
Gray
Steele
Ray
Clerk of the Crown
Attorney-General
Inquest on a Prisoner After Receiving Her Majesty's Patron
A jury at Brixton House of Correction examined the death of Samuel Cooper aged 20 who died in the infirmary after nine years as a recurring inmate. He had been pardoned but ill and remained in hospital. The coroner and governor agreed the inquest would proceed and the verdict returned natural death due to lung disease.
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Carter
House of Correction
Brixton
Samuel Cooper
Kingston Assizes
Her Majesty
Gardner
BripcemMans
West-street
Mr. Tawney
Highgate Cemetery
Destruction of Luton Hoo Mansion by Fire
The Hertford Reformer reports a major blaze at the Marquis of Bute’s Luton Hoo, starting about two o clock yesterday. Despite early fire engine aid and rapid evacuations, the grand hall library and right wing were ruined by ten o clock. Paintings, notable portraits, and the library were saved, with extensive furniture and china moved to safety. The left wing remains, but the right wing is a ruin, and the chapel interior and ornate carvings were destroyed. Neighbours aided, attempts continue to salvage what remains, while the marquis at Cardiff learns of the catastrophe.
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Destaudroy
Looron Hoo
Botz
Hertford
Luton
Vertu, &c
Raphael
Titian
Rubens
Caracci
Corregio
Cuyp, &c
Earl of Strafford
Ireton
Pym
Jeffries
Ben Jonson
Samuel Johnson
Earl Bute
Joshua Reynolds
Marquis of Bute
Blenheim
London
Smirke
Tyttenhanger
Hertfordshire
Thomas Pope
Trinity College
Oxon
Laton
Napier
Shaw
Earl of
Bute
Luton Hoo
Adams
Cardiff
Wales
Market reports and a blasphemy trial in Edinburgh
Manchester and Leeds trade conditions show mixed demand with price firmness on shawls tweeds and beavers while heavy goods slow in Huddersfield. In Edinburgh Patterson is found guilty of selling blasphemous works and sentenced to fifteen months imprisonment after an argument with the court over prison treatment.
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Manchester
India
Calcutta
Leeds
Huddersfield
Patterson
Holywell Street
Strand
Thomas Patterson
West Register Street
Edinburgh
High Court of Justiciary
General Board of Directors of Prisons
Threatening to murder at a Hatton Garden institution
A young Italian, David Gallico, is charged with threatening to murder Jeronimo Calderara secretary to a Greville Street school for Italian boys. Testimony cites threats to kill if money is not given and notes prior mobbing by Italians seeking relief, with two constables unable to arrest him at first. Bail set after magistrate admonished defendant.
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David Gallico
Clerkenwell
Jeronimo Calderara
Greville-street
Hatton
Garden
Chevaliers D'Industrie
M. Pistraci
M. Pistruci
Calderara
M. Calderaro
Greenwood
Ballantine
Thames
Robert Matthew Annesley
Mr. Ballantine
Honourable Society of the Inner Temple
Randall Norris
Ed. H. Martin
Annesley
Thomas Edlyn Tomlyn
Suenirr’s Court
Leynox
Kennedy
J. Lennox
Billiter Square
Snaresbrook
Defendant
Guernsey
Plaintiff
Mr. Innes
Wm. Cotton
Bank of England
Essex
Peacock
Innes
Sergeant Shee
Caroline Leeson
Bow Street
John Saunders
Hungerford
St. Martin's
Thomas Davis
Union Hall
John Acton
Sarah Hooper
Justice Cresswell
Chambers
Manchester
Sergeant Talfourd
Tindal
Crocker
Sheriff's Court
Red Lion Square
Ferrer
Declared Endorsement for Halse's Scorbutic Drops in Brent
Parish guardians in Brent Devon sign a public declaration praising Halse's Scorbutic Drops. They recount Thomas Rolins suffering severe wounds before use, improvements after the first bottle, and full recovery after continued treatment. They urge public trust and list London wholesale agents. June 21, 1848.
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Brent
Devon
Alse
Thomas ‘Rolins
Halse
Fre
John Elliott
John Menning
William Pearse
Henry Goodman
Arthur Langworthy
Thomas Rolins
London
Barclay and
Soa
Farringdon Street
Hallett
High Holborn
Prout
Strand
King
Blackfriars Road
Sanger
Oxford-street
Johnston
G& Cornhill
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Anderton
William Stolzer
Central Criminal Court
Peter Keim
Silver Street
Golden-square
Davis
Cope
Sherif Musgrove
Stolzer
Steins ‘Croft
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Home Secretary
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