Inquest into Lea river tragedy and deodand verdict
A detailed inquest on the Lea river collision near Clapton examines multiple drownings. Witnesses recount boats colliding, passengers sinking, and rescue attempts. Verdicts call accidental death with a 20 shilling deodand on the smaller boat. warnings issued to boat proprietors to improve safety and supervision on Sundays rowing.
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Persen
Mr. Wicks
Lea
Townley
John Warley
King’s Head
Lea Bridge
R. Taylor
Brook-street
Clapton
Thomas Sheen
Jane Kepps
Hammond
Mary Ann Farrell
Ryder Welch
Upper Clapton
Royal Humane Society
Clyde
William Stoneystreet
Warley
Hewitt
Willian Hewitt
Thomas Hewitt
Charles Smith
Henry Frederick Gifford
Sale-street
Bethnal-preen
Sherwin
Shoreditch
Hewitts
Royffee
William Smith
Henry F. Gifford
King’s ‘Head Beershop
London
Wicks
Burnell
Departure of the British Queen steamship to New York
The British Queen, commanded by Lieutenant Roberts, sailed from Blackwall at two PM for New York with about 150 passengers including several French travelers. The voyage follows rumours of seizure and smuggling action, though the ship departed with a large post office letter bag and cargo, and a newly formed crew.
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China
Aden
Ponsonby
Plymouth
Canton
Lin
Bogue
Whampoa
Mamilla
Pekin Gazette
Navy
Fokien
Che Keang
Great Britain
Stevenson
Meinister
U.S
London
Lord Palmerston
Europe
America
Tam, &c
A. Stevenson
Alexaxonia
Mehemet Ali
Riffat ‘Bey
Moniteur Parisien
Alexandria
Egypt
Riffat Bey
Constantinople
Vienna
Porte
Redschid Pacha
Syria
Rifat Bey
Ibrahim Pacha
Asia Minor
Syria to reinforce the insurgents. _ Although Redschid Pacha
France
M. Pontois
United States
Canada
Great Western
King Road
New York
President
Arcadia
Boston
Liverpool
Featherstonhaugh
Mudge
Congress
Express
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Mr. van Buren
Yankees
England
American Commission
Connecticut
Kanebec
Bay of Chaleur
Monument
Mar’s Hill
Highlands
Captain Broughton
Royal Engineers
Wightman
Grand Falls
Lake Metis
Quebec
Kennebec
L&th
van Buren
Morris Banking and Canal Company
Thomson
St. Sulpice
Dazsprul Monper
Brian Bordihme
Shreveport
Louisiana
Parish
Caddo
Sterrett
John O. Sewell
Roberts
Brunswick
Blackwall
Commissioners of Customs
Thames
General Post Office
Mippiesex
Middlesex Reform Registration Club
Tui Free Preventive Company
Fire Preventive Company
Ground-street
Blackfriars
Caronel Fanshawe
Jebb
Ewart
Woolwich
Admiralty
Medea
Lucifer
Greenwich
Jeremy
Vine
Bow Street
Greenwich Police Court
Mulalien
Blackheath Road
St. Banrtotoyew
St. Margaret's
Sowry-Western Barway
London and South-Western Railway
Nine-Elms
Vaushall
J. Husthope
Esa
M.V
Portsmouth
Gosport
Maryjoxe
Southampton
Rouen
Paris
South-Western Company
Tempry Courcu
Sinc Angs
Ortcultural Society
Berrie
Jamaica Adley
Belfast Orangemen Assault Conviction Hit By Crown
In Belfast a magistrates inquiry found M Millen guilty of assault and of holding an unlawful assembly at his Longlane house on August 12. He was fined 10 pounds for the assault and 2 pounds for the assembly. The ruling targets the Orange and Ribbon societies linked to the incident.
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Toulon
France
Oxington Basrot
M. Odillon Barrot
Crecy
Aisne
Paris
M. Dupont
de ’Eure
Messrs. Arago and
Martin
de Strasbourg
Abbe de Lamennais
Trist
Louis Naporzoy
Excelmans
Louis Napoleon
London
Commerce
Count St. Len
Louis Napoleon Bonaparte
King of
Holland
Florence
CSE
Ste C Sr
Louvis Oz
Thouars
la Vendee
Diot
Switzerland
Vincent
Circonstances Alten
Shreveport
Sewell
Sterrett
Rebeorn
Mr. Sewell
Baltimore
Buckstone
Bowery Theatre
Fanny Elsler
North American
America
Loco Focos
Belfast
Secrir Oniser Seciery
Donegal
Millen
Longlane
Brighton
Iith Royal Hussars
Crimson Corps
Prince Albert
Egypt
Peninsula
Waterloo
Gata
Bristol
Great Western Railway
Bath
Travers Ashe
Keynsham
Paige
P. F. Aiken
Esyrs
Winggan
Anc
Aiken
Messrs. Hulkowse and Co
Balsham
Cracknell
Thomas Casbo
Nec
Thomas Casbelt
T. Casbelt
C. Cracmell
Casbe Sai
James
W. Cracknell
Edinburgh
Lierating Russell
Drumlanrig Castle
Peper
Scotland
Lord John Hay Awaits Favorable Wind for Return
Lord John Hay waits for a favorable wind to sail back to England with his vessels and force. French vessels were to depart Passages on the List nit. Madrid remained tranquil on the 23th.
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Lord John Hay
England
Madrid
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the Metropolis
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Alderman Humphery
Her
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Beulah Spa
Norwood
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