Admonition for Clergyman and City Freedom Ceremony
A court hears a clerical admonition over a misread statute and canon during a burial ritual, urging restraint and duty. Separately, London officials grant James Brooke the freedom of the city after his Sarawak voyage, with remarks on his civic service and hopes for commerce. Fire at Drummond Street kills Mrs Mackay. inquest considers building faults. A trial in Clerkenwell convicts a girl of concealing birth while the father is acquitted.
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Rawlings
Rayan Oy Sanawax
Brooke
Peter Laurie
Richard ‘Taylor
James Brooke
Rajab
Sarawak
Borneo
Jsland
London
Charles
Chamberlain
Banda
Fiss
Somes Town
Lees
Drummond Street
Euston Square
Lawnon
Mackey
Mackay
G. J. Milla
Elephant and Castle
King’s Road
St. Pancras
Isabella Mackay
Frederick L. Lawson
Craree
Clarke
Treasury
Ryland
Sendyarow
Spitalfieda
Curtain
Abe
Justice Cresswell
St. Paul's
St Paul’s Cathedral
Wm. Davison
Breadstreet
Cheapside
Bloomsbury Square
Broad Street
Exchange
St. Paul's Cathedral
Thompson
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Payne
City of London
H. Holt
Common Council
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
William Davison
Ctty of
William Thompson
J. Lamming
Candlenay
Willen
Barnes
Bread Street
Bloomabury Square
Lierge
Lamming
WW. Fogg
W. P. Brodribb
Haring
John Henry Deffell
Billiter Court
Billiter Street
City
Harley Street
Portland Place
Whitecross Street
Randall
Forestreet
Cripplegate Dispensary
W. Payne
St. Giles's
Cripplegate
Flowers
Fountain Hotel
Upper Harley Street
John Richardson
Batley
Redcross Street
Witess
Bin
Edward Jolliffe
Elizabeth Barrett
James Alder
Alder
William Charles Simms
George H. Deffel
Appalling Murders in Birmingham Cheapside Family Tragedy
Breumsuam reports a horrific multiple murder in Cheapside Birmingham where Ann Wilkes killed her four children and herself. The scene reveals bloodstained beds, razors, and a Bible with birth dates as police and inquest details unfold.
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Breurmcuam
Birmingham Journal
Cheepaide
Ann Wilkes
Cheapside
Barton
Mr. Edwards
Mrs. Wilkes
Edwarda
Edmund Welling
Edwards
Stein
Archer
Digbeth
Sho
Tims
Queen's Hospital
Sande Cox
Mr. Stephens
Eldeat
John Henry
Mans
William Charles
Frederick George
Murder at Cheapside: Ann Wilkes Confesses After Tragic Killing
In a Birmingham coroner inquest details emerged of Ann Wilkes and her four children found murdered at Cheapside. Witnesses described a family history of hardship, a failed asylum plea, and a brutal throat-slashing spree ending in Wilkes's death. The jury returned a verdict of wilful murder against Wilkes.
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Burt Davies
Moor Street
Morris Banke
Denmark
Hamlet
John Henry
Mary Jane
William Charles
Frederick George
Edward Alfred Banks
Sherlock Street
Ann Wilkes
Hodgson
Wilkes
Henry Wilkes
Harriet Fisher
Exeter Row
Mr. Banks
NCE
Ua Tuer
John’ Heary
Mary Jane Maria
Willie Charles
Zeker
Henry B. Elizabeth Hemiming
White Horse
Cheapside
William Edwards
Frederick Wilkes
Attie
Artil
Mr. Archer
Birmingham
Edwards
Edwarda
Hockater's
Suffolk Street
Lichfield Street
Guoess
Bradfield Street
Sam
Sabe
Joseph Stinton
Jane Green
Mr. Bynner
Thomas Rutherford
Worxhouse
Herusband
Erator
Sands Cox
Queene F College
Queen's Hospital
J. C. Miller
St. Martin's
Miller
Ory the MorHza
Queen’s Hospital
St. Paul’s Chapel
Ard
Paris News and European Political Turmoil Report
Paris reports no major political news while detailing Swiss tensions and a volatile Paris Debats pamphlet about Guizot and the 1789 era. Dispatches mention Radicals and Catholics, Peel’s affront, and the Bank of England relief affecting French markets. Swiss cantons Friburg and St Gall stir civil and religious unrest with radical forecasts. Parliament in Britain anticipates November sessions. In London, a German boy named Glotz seeks justice over child trafficking by Heuser, with Dr Cappe and the Society of the Friends of Foreigners in Distress urging action. The Lord Mayor voices concern about child exploitation and potential civil action or indictments.
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Paris
Switzerland
Peel
Journal Des Débats
M. Guisot
Clarengon
Palmerston
Normanby
Ponsonby
M. CapeSgue
M. Guizot
France
Débats
Guizot
Times
Bank of England
Jene
Eae Ord Manarp
Accounta of
Thia
Mu Salamanca
Cortes
Finance
St. John of Jerusalem
Camarilla
Count de Santa Coloma
Marquia de Miraflores
Berno
Friburg
Federal
Berne
St Gall
Magtina
Psrlumest
Miniatera
South Eastern Railway Company
Society
the Friends of Foreigners
Corrand Heuser
England
Germany
Heuser
Glotz
Sim
Yorkshire
Mouaie
Cappe
Racing at Newmarket Houghton Meeting Highlights
Report of races and results from Newmarket Houghton meeting including Watchdog's narrow win over Rough and Ready after a late forfeit dispute. Further results cover Wanots, Kimblesworth, Pottinger, Collingwood, and multiple sweepstakes with notable performances by Don John progeny and Cherry. Extraordinary double tragedy notes follow with two suicide inquiries at St Pauls Cathedral and Whitechapel, including testimonies, police actions, and coroner verdicts of temporary insanity.
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A.F
G. H. Moore
W. H. Johnstone
Lord Caledon
Mr. Sandford
Kimblesworth
Mr. Waller
Pottinger
Tasker
Rolt
Collingwood
Lord Chesterfield
Lady Larewell
E. H. Nevill
Dao-an- Darras
D.M
Lord Cheaterfield
Don John
Colwick
Bat
Co. Anson
Blaze
Grosvenor
Sir Oliver
Bibdaldry
Copid
Paladin
Cracow
Whipper Snapper
Reflection
Hecuba
Duplicity
Vavensa
the Architect
Egremont
Imperti
Ab. M
Lord Exeter
Romford
Abdale
Montyn
E Gabbler
Noon
St. Margaret's
Taylor
George Hudson
T. C
Mr. Payne
Spider
Mr. Hyde
Will-o'-the- Wisp
Moodkee
Villiers
Will-o-the-Wisp
O. A
Cherry
F. Butler
Mr Payne
Marquis of
Rosin the Bean
J. Hawley
J. Marson
Lord Glasgow
Provost
Miss Whip
E.C
Mr. Barnes
Toft-hunter
Pearl
Millwood
Mr. Walters Columbus
Sir C. Monck
Vaniah
Tofpunter
Court heard on fraud and misled mother seeking counsel
In a London court a man posing as a barrister’s clerk defrauded a poor mother of a girl’s defendant, taking 10s 6d for a supposed lawful defense. The judge warned of indictments for obtaining money by false pretences and urged examinations of the clerk, while defending the vulnerable in courtly practice.
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Abristers
Denny
Flanaghan
Horry
Old Bailey
Central Criminal Court
Harry
Mellor
Afr
Muller
Central Criminal Court October session opens with grand jury and remarks
The October session of the Central Criminal Court opens under the new mayoral administration with 247 prisoners scheduled for trial. The Recorder addresses the grand jury, noting possible increases from police committals and defending the court against accusations of harsh sentences. He advocates flogging for certain crimes and outlines procedures for cases like extortion and indecent assault. The day includes a Not Guilty verdict for John Fewcett in an indecent assault case, and the trial of W Tarrent for stealing lambs ends with a conviction after a complex chain of involvement with Roadnight and a market sale.
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Hooper
C. Hunter
Chapman Marshall
Gibbs
Cubitt and Hill
Messrs
France
Wire
Seasion
Grand Jury
John Fewcett
John Pinion
Bodkin
Clarkson
Turapay
Saxtrr Sreauxa
Old Court
W. Tarrent
R. Smith
Uxbridge
Southall Market
Hall
Roadnight
Graszier
Southall
Ceeda
Ballantine
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