Death by prassic acid and a dangerous railway incident
A coroner’s inquest found death due to prassic acid while in mental aberration. In Sunderland a French ship’s crew sparked panic by attempting to shoot Thomas Greenwood, the railway foreman. the assailant was detained after a gun was drawn at a police officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Dodd
Richmond
G. Jackson
Foxley Road
Ronse
Walham Green
Reese
Sunderland
Thomas Greenwood
Greenwood
Laguna
Baermnnda
St. Leonard’s
May
Barbotiére
Bermuda
Newfoundland
Cape Breton
Europe
Falmouth
England
Ireland News Roundup Includes Smith O'Brien Appeal And Famine Report
The report covers Smith O'Brien’s writ of error appeal heard before the Queen, with Francis Fitzgerald for the prisoner and David Lynch for the crown. It notes his removal to Richmond Bridewell and a crowded Court of Queen's Bench. It also summarizes famine remedies, falling prices, emigration, and land distress in Ireland, plus unrelated notes on clerical communications, a near house fire at Adamstown, and local relief figures in Skibbereen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith O'Brien
Richmond Bridewell
17Th Lancers
Tipperary
Limerick Chronicle
Cox
Higgins
Ardegh
Awsons
Carrick-on-Shennon
Pius IX
Rome
Holy Father
Rizapethan
Ireland
Theas
P. Dawson
W.G
E. Johnson
Ferns
Adamstown
Ross
Wexford
Globe House
John Martin
Chartist Trials in Scotland Sentencing Delayed After Verdict Question
The High Court of Justiciary in Evrssoses debates the verdict in the sedition case of Robert Hamilton and Henry Rankin. Judges consider whether the jury's omission of the word intended alters the guilty finding, with sentencing postponed to next court after arguments from Crown and defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Court of Justiciary
Robert Hamilton
Henry Rankin
Mackenzie
Medwyn
Wood
Logan
Merse
Hoe
Scotland
Crawford
LITERARY CHRONICLE Review of Leigh Hunt's Towns and More
The piece surveys Leigh Hunt’s London travelogue style from St. Paul’s to St. James’s, praising his ability to illuminate familiar streets, recount anecdotes of past literary figures, and animate old houses with a newly found spirit. it also touches on related literary notices and cultural history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leigh Hunt
London
Smith and Elder
St. Paul’s
St. James's
St. Paul's
Fleet Street
Leigh Hont
Johneon
St. Mary le Strand
New Church
Stows
John Clarges
Ann
Monk
Duke of
Somerset House
Strand
Isaac Newton
Wanstead
Wansteld Park
Europe
Weadell
St Andrew Undershell
St Mary Je Strand
Gibbs
St. Martin In the Fields
Sity
Somerset
St. Ia's
St. Clement's
Baily
Raleigh
Goians
Moy-pole
Beily
Gwyn
Ralph
Malton
Brayley
London and Middlesex
Kadmand Saul Dizon
Gardener's Chronicle Office
Selborne
Remarkable Escape of Six British Officers
Brrax Miran, Captain, 5th Fusiliers, recounts a near drowning incident off Mahebourg Mauritius on June 30 1864. A boating party outruns a sudden squall, six officers cling to a drifting boat for hours, one by one swim to shore and are saved by Creole proprietor M Chiron and son in a pirogue after a desperate night. One creole boatman perishes from cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Maurizione Bark von Savatos
Aqaba
Dove
Albion Chapel
London Wall
M. Peto
M.P
Angas
Agu Statistics
East India Company
Idian
United Kingdom
Chelsea
Kilmainham
Hull
Robertson Gladstone
Liverpool Financial Committee
Liverpool Journal
Cagpivy
Cardiff
T. Lewis
Malay
John Concern
Daveston
Oliver Luck
East Peckham
Kent
Srse
Upstaire
Lhat
Betsy Luck
Kilwinning
Maria Roberta
Greenock
Reid
Cohum
Coburn
Ayr
Kilmarnock Journal
Gibraltar
M’cleverty
J. B. ‘Oater
Glasgow
Cape Tree Foroas
Morocco
Dawn
Foster
Robert Wilson
Cape Tres Forcas
Gibraltar Bay
Vasey
Moira
Polyphemus
Wessel
Bia
Mahebourg
Island of
Mauritius
Colquitt Bellew
Fitegerald
5Th Fasiliere
An Palmer
Colquitt and Fitzgerald
Bellew
Hence
Grand River
Mons
Chiron
Pirogue
MM. Chiron
M. Chiron
Brrax Miran
Fusiliers
Late Accidents and Suspicion Ring Datchet Collision
An inquest at the Grand Junction Inn Hulme examined the deaths of Hannah Chapman aged six and her sister in a Burials Club linked tragedy. The coroner warned of rising suspicion in burial club cases after a mother left two children alone allowing a fatal fire. Verdicts returned were Accidental Deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
J. G. Shorter
Mary Aon Newman
Catarina Villa
St. Leonard's
John Moore
Caterina Ville
Baptist
Jans Cancan
Witness
Jane Cannon
London
Henry Mitchell
Harwood
Miss Moore
Witnesa
Robert Cumming
Pierson
Continnes
Mr. Chapman
Grand Junction Inn
Warde Street
Hulme
Hannah
John Chapman
Mark Street
Carter
Thomas Chapman
Mr. Miller
Ts. Miller
Dale Street
Richmond
Sarah Chapman
Pendleton
Stockport
Boltos
Essex
Manchester Guardian
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Literary Chronicle
William Frith Wiliams
Newby
West Indian
Mitchel
Williams
Hamilton
Lmne
Bermudas
Governor and Company
City of London
Lowers Islands
James
James the
Henry May
Exat Indies
Lancaster
Havin
Sumatra
Malacca
Cape of Good Hope
West Indies
Trinidad
Porto Rico
Manos
Caen
la Barbotiére
Cape Tiburon
Ayti
Port Gouave
Barboti¢re
Ray
Aod
Barootiére
Cern
Sabor
Engtenil
Trarrorr
James Innes Minchin
Poote
Tral‘ford
Minchin
Wordeworth
Sasha
Charles Knight
Eton
Suoba
Afos Pro Lege
Police
Mendicity Society
Feir
Perigord PLC
Jantin Bronan
Effingham Wilson
Brapsnaw
Lowdon
James Adams
Horace Mayhew
George Croikebank
George
Datchet
Faraz
Cezar
Mondey
Cinque Ports’ Commissioners
Duke of Wellington
Goodwin Lande
Ramagats
N.N.W
Ramagata
Ramsgate
Iagger
Prince of Wales
Hfe
A. Trott
W. Trott
G. Bailey
J. Trott
T. Fat Be Baker
D. Kirkadle
8. Trott
S. Pritchard
Jaking
W. Carter
Surrey
Marquis of Granby Inn
Richard Perry
Afesars
Brassey
Stevin
Trafic
South Western Railway
J. Gooch
Mr. Basntes
Seereat
Stevens
O. En Balloning
Richmon
Stovia
David Pitt
Cooper
Samuel Healey
William Watkins
Healy
Watkins
Ace
Nto
Jme
Samuel Luck
New Richmond Algoal
Richmond Shed
Healey
Henry Stanford
George Hewitt
Joseph Andrews
Windsor
Barnes
Perry
Edward Henry Hille
Eargeon
Bis
Ambrose Rowles
Anh Ough
Bowles
South Western Railway Company
Penryn
Inez. Healey
J. ¥. Gooch
Locomotive Department
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