The Charges against the Governor of the Andover Union
A 1845 report in the Literary Chronicle details testimony about Governor McDougal visiting Mrs Tasker and other witnesses describing intoxication. The proceeding, begun earlier that day, continued past five o clock with drunkenness cited in several testimonies.
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Literary Chronicle
Pune Joneph
Eran
Joseph Hevan
Wesner
M'Dovgel
Mra. Tasker
Aunovsy
Edey
Niort
M‘dougal
Matilda Sandon
Shore
Resnolds
M‘douget
M'Dougal
Elizabeth
Mc Dougal
Anne Knight
Sonn
Aira
Bishop's House
Castle-street
Holborn
Mr. Mc Dougal
Busigny
Missing
Isaac Rout
Hutchins
Lefe
Mistress
Risirs
Tvo
Andover
Edward Winton
Si.Dongel
Iever
Thadaso
Salisbury
Hong
Jane
Emma
Fanny M‘dougal
Sarah Cowdrey
Betty Farmer
Aba
Dougal
Blondy
Mudry
Anne Tasker
Misa
Hia Tooke
Asporsa
Weatlake
Al‘Don
Poor Law Communsionera
London
Dougel
Poor Law Commissioners’ Office
Somerset House
Poor Law Commissioners
Board of Guardians
Parker
Grorce Cooper
T. C. Westlake
Stockbridge
Mr. Missing
Manslaughter at Newmarket in a Town Fight
An inquest at Newmarket reviewed the death of Thomas Thorns a hatter killed after a fight with Richard Archer. Witnesses described a violent strike to Thorns head near Drake's butcher stall, Archer fleeing and vowing revenge. Surgeon confirmed fatal head injury from a blow. Archer remains at large as police pursue charges.
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Newmarket
Richard Archer
Edward Edwards
Edwards
Theres
Hanstupley
Archer
Thorns
Archie
Herry Wayman
Robert Pettingale
Millbill
Mr. Drake
Kitchener
William Clarke
James Wiggins
Mr. Holmes
Drake
John Andrews
Albion-street
Samuel Gamble
Mr. Peck
Witness
Bury Herald
The Tenantry of Conyngham Lands Described in Ireland
A Times correspondent details tenants living on Conyngham land, farming by cow's grass with rents around 2s 6d per acre for grazing and 30s for arable plots. Farmers struggle to pay with butter, eggs, milk, and meat sold on credit. Some cottages lack beds, households endure straw or hay beds, and many subsist on pepper-water with potatoes and seaweed.
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Gwexoat
Domxsar
Sept
Times
Moe
Labgarroo
London
Coast Guard
Comaristox op Leywacz in Lunatico Inquiry
A commission de lunatico inquirenda opened at the Swan Tavern Stockwell Surrey into Mrs Sophie Ann Elizabeth Clissold wife of Edwin Cussald aged twenty eight with £10000 of property. Witnesses described long strange behavior including bed rest for weeks violence arson and delusions of intruders and insults. Jury returned verdict of unsound mind from 1 July 1840.
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Comaristox Op
Besr
Hatherley
Pain and Hatherley
Foster
Burrows
Edward Turner
Mary
Molly
Yeppy
Temperance, turnpike gates, and an atmospheric rail test
Reports from Tamowiz in Silesia recounts a mob crying death to Rongs at a hotel where M Rouge arrived. Roman Catholics calmed the crowd. In Parasia soldiers receive monetary value instead of brandy rations, aiding temperance societies. In Wales gate removals lower tolls near Brecon. a new toll-house near Storys Army disappears overnight. Manchester Guardian notes a stage accident at a Pullman Moxic Institute concert injuring Mr Ludlow, with others bruised. Atmospheric railway tests near Croydon show a train reaching 70 mph with vacuum propulsion. repeated trials confirm feasibility and expect line opening within weeks.
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Herarath
Bristol Mercury
Willian Herapath
Snochine
Lower Thames Street
James Selby
Selby
White Havea Inn
Croydon-common
Carter
Michael Murphy
Saranda
Charles Wood
Croydon
No. 13 Bridge
Dartmouth Army
Imo
John Staines Abrogon
Samuda
London
Hentman
Reticiovs
Genmany
Tamowiz
Silesia
M. Rouge
Timperance
Parasia
South Wales
Brecon
Merthyr Road
Storys
Hereford
Tux PullmanMoxic Institute
Mascuzsten
R. Watson
Institute
Aesious Gary
Royal
Western
Free Trace Hall
Edward Ludlow
No. 15
Coweill-street
Charlton-on-Medlock
William Sudlow
Rousheeller
Hanging-ditch
Sudlow
Altgether
Brown
Turnitute
Madame Gris
Signore Mario
Lablache
Windmill-street
Mr. Ludlow
Manchester Guardian
Dartmouth Arms
Lord Claude Hamilton
W.P
Croydon Company
Epsom
Portsmouth
Tne
Norwood
Brighton
Wiseacres
Westminster
Saronda
Stege
Ali
Ajtamega
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Magaine
Shakspeare
Schlosser
Centur
Humboldt
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Gaya
Hungerford
Waterloo
Great Scotland Yard
Northumberland House
Fifehouse
Tivar Lenka
Blackwall
Birmingham
York
Manchester
Posse
North Bank
Smithfield
Parringdon Street
Great Western
Edgware Road
Oxford Street
Regent
Paris
South Western
Charing Cross
Greenwich
South Eastern
Southwark
Paul's Wharf
Bank
Charing Cton
Bence
Tropics
Northampton
Berwick Street
Haymarket
Trafalgar Square
Epsom Downs
Chatsworth
Bry
James Thomson
James Steward
Drury-lane
London Art Union
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