The Times Test of Sanity and Ferrand Trial Commentary
A critical essay on the Times handling of Mr. Ferrand and the Queen's Bench ruling. It argues the press overstated influence and questions Denman’s judgment while defending Ferrand against alleged conspiracy and perjury. The piece dissectes the legal distinctions of criminal information and asserts press restraint would have been wiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferrand
Times
House of Commons
Court of Queen's Bench
Lord Denman
Court of Queen’s Bench
Administration of Justice
the Times
England
Daniel O'Connell
Demegogue
Mr. Ferrand
Lewis
Queen's Bench
Denman
Bentence
Lore Denman
Lord Denmen
O'Connell
James Graham
Man Mott
John Walghan
Mr. Cobden
Exparte
Grand Banquet for Cobden in Cadiz Report
Cadiz hosts a lavish banquet for MP Richard Cobden arranged by merchants at the Casino. Attendees include Don Jorge Urtelegui, Don Jose Elizalde, Mr Schwabe, and 44 notable guests. Cobden extols free trade and the English League. The toasts celebrate Queen Victoria and the Queen of Spain, ending after 1 a.m. with further coffee and liqueurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comercio
Cadiz
Cobden
Casino
Salis Schwabe
Manchester
Jorge Urtetegui
Spain
Jorge Urteltegui
Don Jose Maria Elizale
Count de Casa Crunet
Jorge Astetegui
Senor Elizalde
Queen Victoria
England
Richard Cobden
Europe
Mr. Cobden
Senor Urtetegui
League
Catalonia
Schwabe
Death by Starvation in Marylebone Inquest Adjourned
An adjourned inquest at the Duke of Wellington Tavern heard how destitution left Louisa Mordaunt and her family with little food or clothing. Witnesses detailed repeated failures to obtain adequate relief, and the post mortem linked death to extreme privation. Jury found death from want of life’s common necessaries and faulted parish relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porrucat
Isle of Wight
Windsor Castle
Portugal
Field Marshal
Wylde
Count de Montemolin
Charles Luis
Spain
Genera’ Montenegro
Don Romualdo Mor
Marquis di Villa Franca
Viscount Palmerston
Viscount Renelagh
England
Glascow
Tre Orrick
Loup John Russett
Principal Macfarlap
John Russell
University of Glasgow
Glasgow
Glasgow Argus
Mary Rose Cook
Islend
Ceylon
John Constable
Waterloo
Guy's Hospital
Pesguers
Norton
Cousin
Bath
Bristol
Jon Coox
Brompton Barracks
Chatham
Mary
Tomas Gannon
Horsemonger Lane
Guy's, Hospital
Mr. Norton
Duke of Wellington
Crawford-street
Bryanston-Square
G.J. Mille
Louisa Mordaunt
Messer
Marylebone
Mary Anne Mordaunt
Sarah Bryan
R. D. Harling
Grafton Street
Fitzroy Square
Ann Mordaunt
Mackenzie
Beadle
Mr. Menser
Masser
Mr. Messer
Mary Ibone
Alan
Messer Asid
Manchester committee reports weekly fund increase
The Manchester committee for the undertaking met in the League Rooms. Secretary Pattison said funds rose this week by £327 7s 10d, totaling £77,473 43s 8d. Nolan listed weekly receipts from Manchester £20 158.7d, Saddleworth £72, Stalybridge £2, Bury £1, Todmorden £198 0s 9d, Colne £33 2s, summing to £326 18s 4d. Archdeacon Shirley named Bishop of Sodor and Man. notable memorials against the salt monopoly sent to Indian authorities from Chester, Worcester, Blackburn, Manchester, Liverpool. Col. Maberly reportedly to retire as Postmaster General secretary, with Rowland Hill as possible successor. critique of old system. Dr Tegnér, Bishop of Werio, Sweden, dies aged 64. renowned poet of Frithiofs Saga and Axel.
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Tag Cospex
Tailute Foxp
Manchester Committee
League
Newall
William Shuttleworth
Pattison
Nolan
Manchester
Saddleworth
Stalybridge
Bury
Todmorden
Colne
Manchester Guardian
Shirley
Sodor and Man
Invia Sant Moxorory
Chester
Worcester
Blackburn
Liverpool
Globe Tax Post Office
Maberly
Rowland Hill
Excius Tegnér
Bisbop
Werio
Sweden
Aald City
Efe
Tle
Frithiofs Saga
Axel
K&r
Railway tragedy after first Manchester to Leeds train
The first Manchester to Leeds cheap train departed at a quarter past six and reached Wakefield. An accident occurred within yards of leaving Wakefield when guard Janes Corns was struck by a luggage wagon and his legs were severed by passing carriages. He died next Tuesday at three. An inquest returned an Accidental Death verdict.
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Pasley
Donatus O’brien
Estcourt
W. Heathcote
Bernal
Fata
Manchester
Leeds
Wakefield
Janes Corns
Corns
Hertford Arms
Lee
Manchester Guardian
Cracow Is Annexed by Austria After Three Powers Verdict
Yesterdays reports announce Cracow’s incorporation into the Austrian Monarchy after a Viennese convention by the Three Protecting Powers. Count Stadian, imperial commissioner, takes charge. Cracow’s independence is dissolved, laws remain under military rule, and Cracow is proclaimed an inseparable part of Austria with protections for religion and public security while awaiting further measures.
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Cracow
Viexnxa
England
France
Staucian
Gallicia
Austria
Russia
Proac’s
Republic of Cracow
Stadian
Europe
Beaux
Ferdinand of Este
Hungary
Bohemia
Vienna
Grand Duchy of Warcar
Francis I
Prussia
Poland
Berlin
St Petersburg
Maurice de Deyme
Pregue
Feaptmaxp
L.S
Charles Coont de Jazagho
Francis Baron de Pilleradorff
Aulic
John Baron de Kruckzka
Francia Chevalier
Wadherny
Senate
Count de Deyme
Podgorze
Hosazowski
Mjowaski
H. E
Count Castiglione
Krienzarski
Castignone
Kaiser Ferdinand
Emperor Ferdinand
Journal Des Debats
St. Peteraburgh
M. Guizot
Lord Palmerston
Rusele
Clergyman Inquiry Opens In Taunton District
A commission under the Church Discipline Act, led by Archdeacon Brymer and other clerics, met in Taunton Grand Jury Room to probe alleged grave charges against a Taunton beneficed clergyman. The inquiry moved behind closed doors at the defendant’s request and is expected to last several days.
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Prootepinos Acainsta
Bath and Wells
Brymer
William Proctor Thomas
Wella
Witheridge
Wellington
Somerset
Frederick Berkeley Portman
Wells
Staple Fitz-Paine
Sergeant Kinglake
Stone
Great Battats Srzamer
Gabriel
R.N
Dundrum
Newry
Great Britain
Tyrella Watch House Sgain
Firefly
Ardrossan
Srse
Glasgow Herald
Southampton
J. Lankester
Gen‘tleman
Tts
Hampshire Independent
Fist of Minerxp
James Hopg
Mite
Old Town
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the “ Times
the Republic of Cracow
Hussite
Vienne
Saxony
Pruasse
Rhine
Frankfort
Geneva
Basle
Huninguen
Journal Des Débats
Germany
Prince Metternich
Marquis of Normandy
London
the Sun
Standard
Protectora
Republic of Crasow
Anatrie
Hotzenplatz
Austrian Silesia
Ruatis
Tornopol
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