Lord Normanby in Irish Government exposed by evidence
The Monthly Chronicle analyzes the Roden Irish Committee evidence, refuting Tudor era charges against Lord Normanby. It argues the inquiry failed to prove alleged crimes, asserts Orange and Catholic riots were often misrepresented, and praises Normanby’s policing while condemning Ribandism as unproven. It contends the press and parliament misused facts to push Tory aims.
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England
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Court and Fashion at Windsor Moves and Mishap
Report notes the court will not visit Brighton before parliament reassembles and the queen may not visit Brighton this season. A Duchess of Kent carriage accident near New Brentford shows royal concern for a fallen outrider. Also mentions dinner for Lord Eglinton at Irvine on the 29th and officials about Count Nesselrode and Baron Brunow.
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Continent
Baron Brunow
Horrific Lisbon Murders Expose Security Crisis
Sept 28 report details four family murders at Rua das Flores in Lisbon. A widow and two daughters were strangled, a young man killed by a sword, and a servant missing. Robbery appeared motive. an iron chest with money partly opened. Police detained several suspects including hospital nurses, a Galego, and a hospital staffer. Authorities condemn pardons and call for harsher punishment.
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Guinee
Angola
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Chronicle
Riots in Ghent End With Calm After Violence
From Galignani's Messenger, a Tuesday riot in Ghent saw youths chant Vive la Republique and Vive Napoleon, culminating in the tree of liberty burning as troops watched. Two-thirds of Marche Vendredi crowded with protests, a mortal wounding occurred, and arrests followed. By Oct 4 Ghent was tranquil, with authorities noting arrests, hospital injuries, and restoration of order.
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le Hollande
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Rue Basse
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Journal Des Flandres
Severi
Messager
Wood-paved Old Bailey to be notched for safer footing
Accidents from the wood paving on Old Bailey have prompted city authorities to act. On Wednesday morning workmen began notching the wooden blocks to improve footing for people and cattle, aiming to prevent further mishaps and reduce risks.
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Affray at Deptford Murder of Policeman Aldridge
Eleven men were charged in an inquest at the Swan Inn Lee over the death of William Aldridge, a 29 year old Deptford policeman. Witnesses described a riot, stones thrown, and a mob attack as officers attempted to arrest John Pine, with verdicts naming William Calvert as principal in murder and John Pine, William Pine and John Burke as accessories.
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Lee
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Joseph Pickering
William Pine
John Williams
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Lee-terrace
Hoare
Black Heath Hill
Sixy Sons
Pelham
Blackheathhill
George ‘Stevens
New King-street
Deptford
John’ Pine
Pine
Aldridge
Broomfield-place
Joseph Buckmaster
Greenwich
Blackheath
Inspector Phipps
Sidery
Francis John Hall
Telegraph
Brooks
Timothy Adey
Broomfield
George Stevens
R. I
J. C. Carttar
Wr. Saltwell
Globe
George Baker
John Burke
Downing-street
No. 40
Wm. Pine
Sullivan
Courthope
Jack
Louisa Barlow
Richard Barlow
Rodney's Head
Woolmer
Calvert
Amelia Dale
Broomfields
John Calvert
Jane French
Ody
Emma
John Fox
Gibraltarrow
Williamson
Edward Fox
Thomas Carey
Thomas Ody
Brook
Mallalieu
Mr. Pelham
William Calvert
James Brooks
Rotherhithe
George Stephen
R Division
Lea
Woolwich
Revolting Outrage at Fellside Farmhouse Waterworth Case
A pair of rough intruders entered the Bowland farmhouse of Miss Waterworth near Fellside. They stripped her, threatened death, robbed about 9s, forced opiate, and set fire to clothing before fleeing. Neighbours summoned aid. fire was soon extinguished with no major damage and no suspects yet identified.
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