Eliza M Lonaghlin Accuses Hayes and Pearse of Assault
A vender Eliza M Lonaghlin in the Stony area was allegedly assaulted after a quarrel over a stolen watch. Pearse and Hayes forced her to a house where Pearse slashed her with a razor, leaving two wounds while Hayes falsely claimed she attacked him. Hayes was arrested by Head-constable Bourke and Joseph Hayes is committed for trial at Nenagh assizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aghlin
Stony Area
Hayes
Pearse
Eliza
Qerecter
Gia
Eliza M‘lonaghlin
Bourke
Balleymackey
Cloughjordan
Thomas Brereton, Jr
Joseph Hayes
Nenagh
Leinster Express
Church OF Scotland
Maule
Lord Morpeth
Brighton
Morpeth
Duke of Sutherland
Pernally
Scotland
England
F. Martz
Edinburgh
Glasgow Chronicle
Taylor
Paisley
Bowfield
Lochwinnoch
Barrhead
Neilston
Paisley Journal
Lochlido
Greenock
Murpessy
Mary Fletcher
Mair
Pannel
Allan
Jane Letham
Thomas
Panvel
Letham
Mary
Girdwood
Disclosures in the Drapery Trade and Bankruptcy Proceedings
In the Court of Bankruptcy on Sept 19, before Commissioner Holroyd, Black Gore and Taylor faced final examination as merchants tied to Sam Brookcourt and Basinghall Street. Evidence detailed illicit loans, pledges, and a web of letters showing how goods moved to Solomons, Nathan, and others, with repeated dissolution and debt settlements. An adjournment was ordered to November for further investigation and creditor explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. James
Jor. Clarkson
Donald Black
Thomas
Gore and Taylor
James
Black
Gore
Solomons
Mr. James
Taylor
Hen Nathan
Camomile Street
Negropont
Finsbury Circus
Messrs
Willan
Nathan
Jameson
Leaf
Broughton
Commercial
Buchanan
Liverpool
London
Grant
Clarke
Gisborne
Wilson
Charles
Latham
Calet
America
D. Black
J. A. Gore
Robert Taylor
D. Cuangz
Donald Black and Co
R. Taylor
Roszat Taylor
Sambrook Court
Manchester
Northern Terrace
Upper Broughton
Thompson
Jones
Delaines
Knowles
Weir
Walford
Edgeley
Young
Donato Black
Orator Taylor
Mr. Roberts
Yorkshire
Messrs. Thompson
Morrison
Jonnx A. Gorx
Messrs. Williams
Duncan Bruce
Bruce
Mr. Bruce
Canada
Borough
Roberts
Old Thomas
Bill
Rothan
Giles
Huddersfield
Gibb
D. Buack
Mr. Walford
Old Stephens
Clark
Scotland
Jonn A. Gong
Holroyd
Heroes Rescued After Ship Regular Sinks in Atlantic Gale
The Regular, 560 tons, left London for Bombay and China with specie and metals, then flooded by a heavy gale. After four days they abandoned ship in three boats 900 miles from land. The French frigate Cleopatra and corvette Alcmene rescued all on board, including Captain Carter and officers. Captain Canton thanks Commander Roy in a formal letter praising the rescue and humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Carter
London
Sehronsy
Bombay
China
N.W
Cape of Good Hope
Carter
la Cleopatre
Alcmene
Bourbon
Mauritius
Cleopatre
Regular
England
Her
Roy
W. R. Canton
M. Roy
Riot at King Street and Woolwich Races Court Debates Violent Pair
A September 12 magistrates hearing recounts a riot by crew members of the Belgian brig Le Comte de Flandres in King Street, with Popleman and Vandervelder charged for stabbing a constable and injuring others. Separately, Woolwich cadets Alexander Blakesley and William Hart faced charges for riot and assault at Woolwich races, with remand until Wednesday and potential Old Bailey indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuaxpres
Dr. Canham
M. Montefiore
J. H. Sicklemore
J. A. Warre
J. Boys
Margate
Anton Popleman
Jean Vandervelder
van Sprybroek
Prince’s Place
King-street
Ellis
Epot
Cooper
John Cramp
Popleman
Cramp
Vandervelder
Grisby
Maidstone
Kingstrest
Woolwich
Alexander Blakesley
William Hart
Grove
Woolwich Races
Woolwich Common
Blakesley
Hart
Commissioners of Police
Old Bailey
Christie
Fatal Accident at SapprrTon Tunnel today reported
Two workers killed and two injured in a sudden rock fall at the SapprrTon open cutting near No 6 shaft. Freeman and Stokes crushed. Stokes died after briefly breathing. Freeman died at the scene. others spared to work next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SapprrTon
George Freeman
Henry Stokes
Smith
Stokes
Freeman
Bisley
Warwickshire
Wilts and Gloucester Standard
Cononer
Swan Inn
Eltham Road
Lee
Thomas Smart Kibblewhite
C. J. Carttar
Kent
Gates
Shole
Deptford
Church Street
Thomas Kibblewhite
Ann Chasseling
Shore
Shule
Chasseling
Hughes
Jack Sheppard
John Kaighan
Henry Tyson
George Rowley
R. Magee
W. Trafford
Mr. Gawne
Shepherd
Ireland
Metropolitan Improvements and Colston Remains Exhumed
City notes report Mr Cubitt completing a direct road linking Belgrave to the river at St George’s square and plans a public chain pier. Bristol exhumation reveals Colston remains after 122 years, with controversy over identity and a ceremony attended by about 100 gentlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Edward Colston
Francis E. Colston
Roundaway Park
Wilts
All Saints
Colston
Stephen Nash
Espartero
Nogueras
Rane Lacy
York-street
Portman-square
Ranelagh
Cabrera
Spain
England
Tortora
Catalonia
Don Carlos
Acustin Nogourras
Lord Melbourne
House of Lords
General Mina
Mina
Coatmens
Chalmers
Aberdeen
Friends of the Free Church
Free Church
Guardian
Glasgow
Borsenhalle
Hamburg
Millern Gate
Waterford Chronicle
Carrick on-Suir
Thomas Keevan
Carrickbeg
Keevan
Hare
Liddington
Maurice
Marlborough
Ford
Cutor
Also Mentioned on This Page
East Indiaman
Captain Carter
Literary Chronicle
Mary Queen
Agnes Strickland
Henry Colburn
Mary Queen of Scots
Alexander Labanoff
Miss St
Duke of Norfolk
Earl of Sussex
Ralph Saddler
York
Grein
Tytler
Ohnson
Johnson
Francis II
Lochleven
Castle of
Earl of Bothwell
George Dagleish
Earl of Morton
Earl Bothwell
Morimis
Darnley
Weil
Weill
Haif
Sameikell
Craigmillar
Berar
Pareis
Hubert
Edinbart
Quhair
Cais
Jason Wan
Queen Elizabeth’s Privy Council
Mary Stuart
Elizabeth
Privy Council
The
Murray
Robertson
Mary of Scotland
Charles II
Marquis of
Douglas
Castle Douglas
James I
State Paper Council Journal
Earl of Murray
G. Calvert Holland, Esq
Robert Tyas
Holland
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