Supposed Child Murder at Llanfyllin Montgomeryshire
A newborn female child’s body was found in the Pendre mill dam near Llanfyllin. An inquest found possible life signs. suspicion pointed to Jane Foulkes, later charged on concealment of birth after witnesses linked her to the apparent pregnancy. The jury returned a verdict of wilful murder against unknown parties, and a warrant led to Foulkes’s arrest.
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Llanfyllin
Montgomeryshire
Pendre
William Humfreys
Thomas Oliver
Pritchard
Davis
Robert Jones
Davies
Jones
John Davies
Robert Foulkes
Jane Foulkes
Mary Davies
Foulkes
Foulke
Margaret Lloyd
Oswestry
Mr. Frank
West Felton
Shropshire
Jane Price
John
Derby case ends with youth charged for rape and attempted murder
In Derby a youth named Grocock faced a second examination at the police office as Eliza Allwood, about twelve, testified to alleged kidnapping and brutal assault. She described being taken toward Derby, threatened, tied with a stocking, and struck with a hammer after being coerced and silenced. Grocock was committed for trial at the assizes amid a surrounding crowd. letters and odd writings were produced as part of the proceedings.
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William Grocock
J. Bell Crompton
Bent
Eliza Allwood
Grocock
Eliza Anne Allwood
Lord Middleton’s
Derby
Nottingham
Beeston
London-road
Wright
Thompson
Assizes
Bradley
Park Row
Hell
Mr. Bradley
Hell-road
Rebecca and the Welsh causes in South Wales unrest
A tumultuous report from Carmarthen and surrounding districts describes Rebecca inspired dissent in South Wales. It details outrages against toll-bars and tithes, public meetings, and mass mobilization of peasants, with warnings of further turmoil unless grievances are addressed.
Inquest Hinges on Child Death and Mother's Fate
An inquest at the Bull Inn Leatherhead examined Lucy Goodluck and her infant Thomas. Witnesses, including Maurice Martin and relatives, linked deceit and neglect to the child’s death and the mother’s self murder, naming Martin as culpable and the principal cause of the tragedy. The verdict found willful murder by the mother and mental derangement as the cause of her suicide. Also reported is the mysterious disappearance of Charles Alternacker the Brighton perfumer.
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Murver
Mr.Burgess
Maurice Martin
John Burgess
Lucy Goodluck
Lucy
Thomas Goodluck
Charles Goodluck
Nice
Duke’s Head Club
Thomas Hedgecock
Letty Goodluck
Martin
Sarah Cook
Fetcham
Sarah Gambel
Leatherhead
Brighton
Charles Alternacker
King’s Road
Alternacker
Kemptown
Lamentable Accidents and a Leicester Murder Inquiry
A private of the foot guards drowned after cramp while bathing near Winchster. A drummer fell ill on St Giles's hill and was taken to hospital. Inquests include a natural death verdict for master weaver George Bohn and a boy who jumped from a third story window during fever. Ship Good Intent sank after a squall with crew and captain's son lost. rescue later for the captain and wife. The Leicester murder inquiry into James Garner's death continues with witness Sarah Paget detailing bloody hands of Mr Messenger, who is detained. public advised to withhold judgment amid circumstantial evidence and possible new leads.
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Wonderrut Escarr
Tureen Street
Calton
Glasgow Chronicle
SuipwReck
Good Intent
Moverly
Grimsby
Sparn
Murgper
Leicestershire
James Garner
Glarke
Mr. Messenger
Messenger
Goodyer
County Bench
Leicester
Alan Hyde
Alan Legge Gardner
Frances Margaret
Lord Dinorben
Baron Manners
Baron Crewe
Dover-street
Piccadilly
Lowesby-hall
Giffordd
Robert Gifford
Court of Common Pleas
Baron Gifford
St. Leonard’s
Devon
House of Lords
Bristol
Robert Francis Gifford
Baron Penshurst
Baron Bexley
6Th Dragoon Guards
Park-crescent
Puttney-common
Glascow
Earl of
David Boyle
Kelburne
Scotland
Lord Boyle
Stewarton
Cumbra Largs
Dalry
Boyle
Earl of Glasgow
John
Earl
General Assembly of the
Church of Scotland
George Boyle
G.C.H
F.R.S
S.A
Ross
Hawkhead
Errol
James
Ayrshire
Julia
John Sinclair
Baron Grinstead
Baron Meldrum
Paisley
Renfrewshire
Boroughbridge
Cambridge
House of Commons
Ireland
Earl of Talbot
Mr. Canning
Grant
Board of Trade
Huskisson
Navy
Board of Control
Lord Melbourne
Colonies
Baron Hatherton
Baron Ashburton
Privy Council
Wimpole-street
Waternish
Inverness-shire
Gulengall
Great House of
Ormonde
James le Botiller
Thomas Butler
Caher
Richard Butler
Earl Beauchamp
Earl de Grey
Glengall
Tipperary
Grosvenor-street
Caher Castle
Glenlyon
Atholl
George Augustus Frederick John Murray
Home Drummond
Isle of Man
Carlton Club
Blaircastle
Blair Atholl
Perthshire
Gloucester
James Henry Monk
Charles Monk
49Th
Hugh Hughes
Hardwicke
Northamptonshire
Trinity College, Cambridge
Peterborough
Westminster
Duke of Wellington
Euripides
Richard Bentley
Gloucestershire
Malmesbury
Cricklade
Wiltshire
Monk
Stapleton
Gopoplin
Baron
Leeds
Edward Osborne
William Herset
Clothworkers Company
London
William
Anna
London-bridge
Thames
Osborne
Sir Edward Osborne
Knt
Charles the First
Thomas Osborne
England
Baron Osborne
Kiveton
Dunblaine
Francis Godolphin
Baron Godolphin
Farnham Royal
Buckingham
Elizabeth Charlotte Eden
Lord Auckland
George Godolphin
Baron Hunsden
Baron de Saumarez
Brookes’s Club
St. James'’s Street
Gog-Magog Hills
Cambridgeshire
Puseyite fears threaten Oxford college reform quarrel
A London letter reports alarm among Protestants at Oxford about Puseyite influence spreading through the university. Rev Edward Coleridge of Exeter College is named a Romish-Puseyite advocate, amid protests from Protestant parents of about 700 pupils. The piece cites remonstrances against suspending Dr Pusey and predicts consequences for the college’s reputation and future.
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Eroy-correce
Edward Coleridge
Exeter College
Oxford
Justice Coleridge
Coleridge
University of Oxford
Pusey
Eton
College of Ten
Duke de Rovige
O'Connell
M‘crea
J. B. M‘crea
Dublin
John-street Chapel
London
Duchess de Rovigo
Stamer
Carnelly
Clare
Miners’ Association
Thomas Borrow
Roberts
Tyne Mercury
Torres
Post
the Post
Globe
Robert Perl
John Russell
Sons of Harmony
Howells
Walpole
Shadwell
Arnold
Middlesex
City of London
Metropolitan
County of Middlesex
Brentford
Liberal Party
Rupert Psrep
Robert
Wales
Wolverhampton Chronicle
Sidney Smith
League
Shoreham
Sussex
Horsham
Pulborough
Bognor
Chichester
Havant
Hants
Fareham
Gosport
Portsea
Isle of Wight
Alresford
Newbury
Maidenhead
Great Marlow
John Willis Fleming
South Hants
Fleming
Mr. Fleming
Hampshire Independent
Red Lodge
Southampton
J. Fleming
Parsons
Moberly
London Literary Chronicle notices and London Bazaar sketches
The London Literary Chronicle reviews the Society of Arts and Barry drawings, praises the Grecian Harvest Home and Olympian Victors, and offers detailed observations on Soho and Pantheon bazaars. It also covers The Illustrated Stony-Teller, Westminster Abbey biographical illustrations, and critiques current abbey monuments and tasteless vandalism.
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London
Charles
Society of Arts
Adelphi
Barry
National Gallery
Angelica Kauffman
West
Olympia
Soho
Soho Square
Pantheon Bazaar
Oxford Street
Pantechnicon
Belgrave, Square
Baker Street Bazaar
Stony-Teller
Hextal and
Wall
France
Ill humorous notes and rough justice in village life
A Stamford Mercury item reports villagers at Laneham near Tuxford tying up an Irish harvest worker for a cruel prank until the landlord intervened. Other items note cartoon criticism from Westminster Hall and an Irish harvest exchange in Darlington. The Tyne Mercury quotes a farmer and Irish reaper joke. A Baltimore Patriot tidbit offers a dubious method to reuse chewed tobacco by vinegar and sun drying.
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Laneham
Tuxford
Charles Parr
Thomas Lane
Illuminati
Stamford Mercury
Molly
Westminster Hall
Darlington
Baltimore
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State of South Wales
the Weekly Chronicle
Rebecca
Ffarwelwch
Mr. Welahman
Times
Carmarthen
South Wales
Llanon
Goring Thomas
Edwards
Llandilc
Dynevor
Llandilo
Llangadock
Llandovery
Llandile
Rebeccaites
Cromwell
Duke of York
Waterloo-place
Llandilow
Harris
Farmers’ Union
Fenlan
Llandilo-fawr
Tord Dynever
Cliddow
Rebeccaiies
David Joshua
Glangwelly-gate
Execa
Abernant
Hoskens
Johnes
Dolecathy
Capt. Evans
W. B. Swann
St. Long
Elliot
Edward Waters
Dynevor Park
Llandily
Colonel Trevor
Trevor
Hersery
Mr. Welshman
Lord of Hosts
Becca
Cardigan
Pembroke
Literary Chronicle
Westminster Abbey
Perth
George Lewis Smyth
Whittaker and Co
Vanbrugh
Charles Ye
George Savize
Elandon
Halifax
Walter
Charles 2
James 2
Lyes
Christ Jesus
Edmond Spencer