Times Test of Sanity Sparks Public Debate on Ferrand Trial
A London-era discussion critiques the Times and Lord Denman in Mr. Ferrand's libel case. The piece argues a properly reasoned judicial process is essential, condemns political bias, and defends the Court's rule for a criminal information while noting the Times’ insistence on respect for justice.
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Times
Ferrand
Oth
Mr. Ferrand
House of Commons
Court of Queen’s Bench
Lord Denman
Court of Queen's Bench
the Times
Administration of Justice
England
Daniel O'Connell
Demegogue
Lewis
Queen's Bench
Denman
O'Connell
Ferand
James Graham
Hett
John Walsham
Cobden
Tee Gour
Leord Deamas
Tee Spinton
aoLning
Cadiz
Lord Dennan
Mott
Death by Starvation in Marylebone Inquest
An inquest at the Duke of Wellington Tavern in Crawford Street heard that Louisa Mordaunt and her destitute family had lived with little food or fire. The post mortem showed emaciation and a stomach with no solid content. the immediate cause was spasm from privation. The jury blamed Marylebone parish officers for neglect and expressed regret at relief failures.
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Duke of Wellington
Crawford-street
Bryanaton Square
G. J. Mills
Louisa Mordaunt
Mevaur
Marylebone
Mary Ann Mordaunt
Qocessed
Messer
Sarah Bryan
R. D. Harling
Grafton Street
Fitzroy Square
Mackenzie
Beadle
Mr. Messer
Masser
Menser
Furtther
Alon
Messer Asid
Louisa Mordaudt
Tax Corpsw Natioa Taisung Fund Meeting Notes
The Manchester committee for the promotion of the undertaking held its weekly meeting in Newall's Buildings. Secretary Pattisson reported the fund rose by £327 75 10d to £77,473 4s 8d. Subscriptions this week totaled £396 18s 4d from Manchester and nearby towns. Archdeacon Shirley tipped as new Bishop of Sodor and Man. Memorials against the Indian salt monopoly noted from several cities. Retiring Post Office secretary rowland hill expected to succeed Maberly. Dr. Kieian Tepser of Wexio, bishop and noted poet, died aged 64 at the Episcopal Palace.
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Manchester
League Rooms
Newall’s
William Shuttleworth
Pattisson
Nolan
Saddleworth
Stalybridge
Bury
Todmorden
Colne
Mannchester
Shirley
Sodor and Man
India
Worcester
Blackburn
Liverpool
Globe
Maberly
Geners
Rowland Hill
Blanchester
Kieian Tepser
Wexio
Sweden
Railway Officials Dismissed as New Commission Reports Change
The new railway commissioners have dispensed with General Pasley and Captain Donatus O'Brien. Mr Estcourt resigns from the Standing Orders Committee chair. Sir W Heathcote or Mr Bernal may succeed. Fatal accident on the Manengsiga line ensues to guard James Corns, age about 20, who dies after being struck by a luggage wagon and crushed under wheels. inquest returns accidental death.
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Prince OF Wales
Fead
Grenadier Guards
Blackheath
Tae Roya
Isle of Wight
Windsor Castle
Portugal
Field Marshal
Tris
Wylde
Count de Montemulio
Charles Luis
Spain
Viscount Ranelagh
England
GlasGow
Jonx Bessett
Glasgow Argus
Lorp
Bard of the
University of Glasgow
William Wornsworth
George Colville
Wade
Count ‘de St. Aulaire
Hertford House
Pasley
Donatus O'Brien
Estcourt
Standing Orders Committee
W. Heathcote
Bernal
Rawwar
Manchester
Leeds
Wakefield
James Corns
Corns
Hertford Arms
Lee
Sachs Guardian
Cracow Becomes Part of Austrian Empire Under 1846 Accord
Cracow and its territory are returned to Austrian rule under a Vienna pact of the Three Protecting Powers. Count Deyme assumes imperial commission, Cracow becomes an Austrian city, and inhabitants are urged to obey new authorities while enjoying protection of religion and justice. Confiscation and reactions from German and French papers follow, with debates on treaty legality and European law.
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Comercio
Cadiz
Cubden
M.P
Cobden
Salis Schwabe
Manchester
Jorge Urtetegui
J. Duncan Shaw
C. Haurie
D. Macpher
Julian Lopez
Juan de Dios Lugante
Juan Escribano
Manuel Ruiz Tagle
Jose Lopez Bona
Manuel Docave Y Casal
Jose Nicolas de Oviedo
F. G. de Arboleya
The
Count de Casa Crunet
Spain
Senor Elizalde
Queen Victoria
England
M Arasure
Richard Cobden
Europe
Mr. Cobden
Iris
English League
League
Tts
Catalonia
Schwabe
Cracow
ViEssa
France
Stauciau
Gallicia
Austria
Russia
Prussia
Republic of Cracow
Hug
Count Stadian
Prince Metternich
Stadion
Norval Ondinance
Francis I
Alay
Poland
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Vienna
Meurice de ‘Deyme
Prague
Ferdinand
L.S
Charles Count de Jazeghe
Francis Baron de Pillersdorff
John Baron de Kruckzka
Francie Chevalier
Wadherny
Aulic
Isconona Tiox
Senate
Count de Deymr
Podgorze
Hosszawski
Miewski
H. E
Count Deyme
Kaiser Ferdinand
Emperor Ferdinand
Count Castiglione
Journal Des Débats
St. Petersburgh
Pennanta
Gallicie
Pausclavist
M. Guizot
Lord Palmerston
Bayanala
Sia
Cracoe
Ilies
Iaustria
ISIS
Galicia
Crass
Viena
Saxony
Rhine
Frankfort
Saure
Geneva
Basle
Huningura
Journal Des Litbati
Germany
Frankfurt
Emland
Normandy
Times
Itia
Hotzenplatz
Austrian Silesia
Ternopol
Proceedings Against A Clergyman Ended Under The Church Discipline Act
A commission of senior clergy and counsel met at Taunton's Grand Jury Room to inquire into alleged rare misconduct by a Taunton beneficed clergyman. The inquiry, held behind closed doors at the request of the defense, is expected to last several days.
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Bath and Wells
Brymer
William Proctor
Thomas
Wells
Witheridge
Wellington
Somerset
Frederick Berkeley Portman
Staple Fitz-Paine
J. Edwin Lance
St. Mary Buckland
Ambrose Lethbridge
Bay
Grand Jury Rouom
Taunton
Kinglake
Stone
Great Brivats
Gabriel
R.N
Dundrum
Newry
Great Britain
Bremner
Tyrella Watch House
Firefly
Ardrossan
Ahso
Glasgow Herald
Twe Chings
Bontyo
J. Lankester
Hampshire Independent
Fink
James Hapg
Mile and
Old Town
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Covent-Garden
Covent-garden Theatre
Fidelio
Miss Birch
Criva
Pearse
Jullien
Bootoone
Sousprefet
En Grande Fenne
Sous-Prefet
Britannia
M. Adam
America
the Republic of Cracow
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