Letters of Mapaak D'Annas and Royal Court Tales
Reader glimpses at Fanny Burney era letters and court life with Princess Augusta Elizabeth and the Queen. Royal scenes include children, courtiers, and a playful royal household, alongside critical passages on 1790s politics and the Irish plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapaak D'Annas
London
Collumn
Arblay
M.tv Actisy
Ds. Burney
Fanny Burney
Paris
Madame D'Arbinys
Inquiry into St Pancras Workhouse death report criticizes shed abuse
An official inquiry by the St Pancras Poor Parish concludes there was no designated shed at the workhouse yet notes two basement rooms used for female and male refractory paupers. The committee urges immediate reforms in classification, discipline, and diet, and calls for ventilation and open areas, while defending the overall diet as adequate. The inquiry also cites disputed statements by the surgeon and records testimony from multiple board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auguste
Planta
Amelia
Cass Mary
Exim
Elizabeth
Imysul
Augusts
Augiata
Peronage
Wurtemberg
Smrles
France
O'Connor
Sie *Boust
Telsea
Grandpapa
Iaamitoa
Jay
Charlotte
Jacquer
Leo
Rey
Sand
Sauls
St James's
Augusta
London
Chapman and Hail
13Th
India
Lndia
Freud
Pinter
Dominions
Swith
Chatham Barracks
Mvans
Sinle
United Kingdom
Aterut
St. Pancras
C.K. Wagetall
Elephant and Castle
Mary Ann Jones
Eri. Chapwick
J. AbGahey
St. Pancras Parish
Mr. M'Gahey
John M'Kenzie
John Mi Kenzie
Bingham i
Howarth
Hard OF
Dinzctons
ST Pancras
Middlesen
Mary Anne Jones
Regent's Gana
Picion
St. Paul
Thati cc
Soroners
Commie Will Met
Tle Eante Iiem
Iberaatron
Cooper
Hulton
Clarke
Poor Law Commissioners
Notiv
T. H. Smith
Stewarth
Coopre
Euwarth
Hualewood
Lesctaement
McDener
Miaself
Deabedkes
Afr
Heglewood
Mewarth
Pitt
John M Kergie
Leva
Millenzie
Ur Houke
Mikeidie Ees
M*konse
Bi'Kenzie
Wakley
William Abrams
London Common Council Debates Burials and Clergy Aid
The court debated churchyard burials in London showing health dangers from crowding. Clergy aid petitions were rejected for partial aims amid calls for public cemeteries and Parliament action. A motion to petition Parliament to curb churchyard nuisances and a separate plea on steam smoke near London passed amid strong opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paeb
Lois Mayon
Ascyuiniats Iloapi
Christ's Worpitml Ag St. Maties Elay Atal
Wade Bat Ie
Poyermors
Corporation of London
Anderton
Wire
Scripture Readers’ Association
Siair
Leon Tealge
Pariaues
R. Taylor
Lawrence
Lynch
Ath Sims
Hear
Lott
Losvos
London
Auedertox
Buriel
Lenden
Norris
W. S. Hale
Colmen Street
Abraham
Walker
St. Andrew's
Leneh
Chase
Poton
Blake
Buibdogs
Westminster
The Lagenham Murder Inquest Resumes At Cross Keys Inn
The inquest on police constable George Clarke resumed before coroner C. C. Lewis at the Cross Keys Inn Dagenham. Testimony covered a night of quarrels between Sergeant Parsons and his sister, Parsons allegedly discussing “that affair,” and witness accounts from Dunning Corvin Pearson and Julia Parsons. The coroner urged careful consideration of evidence, described Clarke as 20 and recent to the force, and the jury returned a verdict of wilful murder by unknown parties after extended argument about potential perjury by officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dacusuam
Ted Or
George Clarke
C. C. Lewis
Cross Keys Inn
Dagenham Church
Dagenhar
Pearce
Raslings
Romford
Parsons
Will Wader
Macquerd
Khordaon
George Dunning
Dagenhaw
Paranys Las
Dagenham
Te Vine
Logan
Pearson
Corvin
Marsons
George Corvin
Kit
Dagenham Station
Dunning
Danning
Parseus
Julia Parsous
Barkingeile
Clarke
Lin
Craid
Arathe
Lode
Tring
Thene
Edward Langley
Tom
Dogesham
Ering
Spet
Paresas
Rawlings
Inspector Richardson
Paragona
Clements
Tod
Sergeant Parsons
Mr. Rawlings
Pearcon
Farsous
Partons
Fe5
Jtchardeon
Clemente
Thomas Pearson
Lion Public Horse
Ramford
Serceant Usrsons
Corriers
iClements
Clete Thant
Daren
Tere
Reeling Parestrog
Mrr. Rawlings
Dineron
Kimitess Fuh
Fientch Gburtos
Sam Ie Jame
Hickton
Artour Equate
Parsons Aiout
Claire Wan
Luke White
Parana
Coustebie Bury
West Moraine
Varacnes
P Butfay
Itelte Welock
Butfay
Taes
Parson
Theny-Hogan
Kimpton
Stred Biss
Nou. Moe
Paraers
Shawlings
Parscn
Eich
Parse
Reprieve and death sentence commuted in murder case
In a Seturcur afternoon update from Newgate, John Smith faced removal to Mii bank prison after a ruling that commuted his death sentence for the murder of Susan Tolliday at Guildtail Cut house on Saturday August 1. The reprieve did not arrive before the official sentence conversion. details remain that the life spared yet the commuted punishment stands pending further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seturcur
Cope
Newgate
Hume
Miibank
John Smith
Susan Tolliday
Althone
Frost
Williams
Joses
Fr m
Prost
Monmouth
Francon Karpway
Ide Pea Rai
Rugby
I.vicester
London and Neth Western Railway Company
Midland
Godler
London and North Western Company
Hudson
Midland Company
W. Carter
Deke
York
Rotherhithe
Elizabeth Saraiy Wilson
Surrey Theatre
Bedger Ace
Wso
Urdge
Riepbent
Tony
Sash Harmes
mtShaw
Suweratown
Bia
George Verer
Bia House
James Barmer
T. A. Cooper
St. Pancras
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Ligsrar
Ernest
Princ Augusta
Ernestsie
Sayin
Duke of Clarence
House of Lords
Admiral Duncan
Madame dArblay
Te Deke
Secollec
D Arblay
William
Cisilix
Athrpatice
Ren
Chesington
Kitty
Lis
Stone
Georges the
Sukkur
Home Guards
Bengal
Affghanistan
Ferozepore
Nuka Ka Paitua
England
Mana Sing
Subadkar Major Bahadure
Noka Ka Paltou
Agra
A. Doleeuar
Chia
Uns
Pinan
Dublin
Billy Harlow
Charles Napier
Che
Jhin
Russia
Imperial Academy of the Fine Arts
Hemagos
Rasaia
Sourt of Common Council
Sir William Parker
Devonport
Portamouth
Mimain
Tagus
Cadiz
Gibra
Lagenham
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