Police Court Objections to Chartist Meeting Violence
George Edward Boggis charged with inflammatory language at a Chartist meeting in Bethnal Green on January 14. Witnesses identify him by voice and appearance, while bail is set at 200 pounds with sureties. The case proceeds to Central Criminal Court. Also notes on police patrols to curb omnibus and cab nuisance and a separate case of theft by a servant, with details of bail and preliminary examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Edward Boggis
Alboy-streat
Bethnalgreet
Hall
Edward Jacobs
Duke of Wellington
North-street
Bethnal-green
Cance
Williams
Hobler
Meesom
William Everitt
Tarloa-Town
Mapesiset
Wiliams
Haye
Hull
Bigt
Central Criminal Court
Mighty Press and the medieval world in sharp contrast
A collage of verse praising the press as beacon of freedom followed by extended reflections on medieval society, Runjeet Singh, Rome’s ruins, and medical curiosities, weaving literary critique with historical vignettes and a sharp eye on modern progress.
The Stage At The City Theatre Feels The Unrest
A London stage report covers a Wednesday audience at a theatre where hissing arose before the curtain and renewed during the second act. Critics describe performances by Mrs Humby Mrs W Lacy and Mr C Mathews as weak and stale noting poor dialogue and an unamusing plot. The piece The Bald Head is deemed bare of drama and wit with a doubtful future. Helen Kandt and Henry Betty receive brief notes and theatre sights include Covent Garden and Lyceum decorations with national symbols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watronet
Femsla Society
Mathews
W. Eavy
C. Mathews
C. Kemble
Mrs. Nisbett
Barnard
Helen Kandt
St. Leonard’s-on-Sea
Haymarket
Henry Betty
Glowester
Eisslers
New York
Academie de Musique
Therese Eissler
Hamburgh
National Symmons
Covent Garden
Lytéum
England
Ireland
Scotland
Lyceum Propxistor
Weles
Wizard of the South Buck wounded after stage gun trick
In Queen's Theatre ToTTendsaM, Buck known as the Wizard of the South was wounded when a guest fired a gun at him during an illusion. Buck had his face and forehead injured, an eye damaged, and the scene flats perforated. Police and doctors attended as the performer was taken to his lodging in a cab in a precarious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen’s Theatre
Tottendsam Serrez
Buck
Anderson
Stein Haar
New Strand Theatre
James
The New Houses of Panrawani and Local Trials
The article notes stone for new houses shipped from Mansfield Woodhouse quarries opened about three weeks ago. It mentions land bought for 1001 acre and notes its potential value. It covers Norfolk adjourned sessions with John Beale found guilty of burglary and wine theft, his prior transportation, and a proposed pardon movement. It also references an inquiry into officers for resisting debt arrest, and York Castle convicts Brown and Bardsley facing death, plus a note on a rare flower specimen, the Tar Nicut Scenrer Stocx, grown in Cornwall and blooming perfume at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panrawani
Duke of Newcastle
Mansfield
Woodhouse
Eardley
Jessor Phillips
Norfolk
John Beale
George Bambridge
Ditchingham
Beale
New South Wales
England
Bambridge
Normanby
Herald
Mizraky
Lord Hill
Goi Omas Wieen
Lacest
Plunket
Frazer
Liverpool Assizes
Lancaster Castle
Everard
Lancaster Guardian
York Castle
Brown
Bardsley
Coates
Cornwall
Johnson
Somersell
Boston
Derbyshire Courier
Seamen seeks wages after ship wreck at Gravesend court
In Westminster Court of Requests two seamen John Clark and William Anderson, survivors of the barque Essex raised after a collision with the Manchester off Gravesend, petition for wages owed by owners Wilcox and Anderson. law holds they cannot claim voyage freight, but demand compensation for post wreck toil and detention. The owners dispute, noting no earned freight, while the men recount aiding in raising the vessel and remaining weeks ashore awaiting payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Brodell
Wilcox
Anderson
Marznoroven
Magistra
Thomas Armitage
Fergusson
K. Norton
Norton
Thamees
John Clark
William Anderson
Manchester
Gravesend
Broderip
Wilcox and Anderson
Yrian
Pagnae
Gray’s
London
Essex
Polwart
Accident at the Zoological Gardens
A Sunday accident at the Zoological Gardens in Higher Broughton left John Bowser a joiner with his arm mangled by a tiger after he stroked its face through the cage bars. Keepers freed him and surgeons amputated above the elbow. he is reported to be recovering. Also notes a Hamburg newspaper report on Constantinople Jews and their Messiah timetable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rajah Sooket Sing
Malek Adhel
Henry Fane
Dheean Sind
Ranjeet
Osborne
S. Court
Runjeet Sing
Nsweare Ropgs
Newgate
Aspro
Rome
Dioclesian
Santa Bribana
Santa Maria Maggiore
Lateran
Tiber
Aventine
Esteria
Morra
Dublin
Stephen
England
Greece
Augustus
Tiberius
Trajan
Heaven
Earth
Agnes
Zoological Gardens
Higher Broughton
John Bowser
Ahehester Guardian
the Jews
Hamburg
The
Dorpzeitung
Constantinople
Death of Lieut General Sir William Thornton Midsummer Horror
A jury at Greenford examined witnesses over the death by self destruction of Lieut General Sir William Thornton KiCB, colonel of the 85th Foot. He was 61, recently ill in mind with delusions and despondency. The inquest heard he had purchased pistols and suffered mental derangement before the fatal pistol shot, with evidence of the room's blood and brain matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilham Prorn
E.C
William Thorton
Ki.c.b
85Th Regiment of
Nislancholy
Cirelea
Greenford
William Thornton
Herbert Taylor, Bart
85Th Foot
Duke of York
Horse Guards
Jersey
Wakley
Mary
Ann Cooper
Charles Cooper
Paris
Haffenden
Hanwell
Seymour
Thornton
Cooper
Sir William
Major Thornton
Hannah
Sks
William
Tyness
V. Haffenden
Goroner
Ireally
Robert Innes Thornton
Deveisid
Dail
Thomas Hattenden
London
Practical Reform and Suffering Beneath the Sea
In a bold editorial voice Col. T. Perronet Thompson urges inching toward universal suffrage, arguing small steps break the barrier and universal honesty rests with universal suffrage, while cautioning against overreaching. The piece blends reform advocacy with maritime reporting of Hull and Tyne shipping trends and a seafaring tragedy of a boatswain, George Craig, who fell overboard from the Royal Adelaide and lost his life as William Kinnear heroically attempted the rescue off the Bass Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Univerisl Surrace
Col. T. Perronet Thompson
England
Scotland
Hull
Peterhead
United Kingdom
Tyne
Sza
Hynoie Conover
Royal Adelaide
Leith
London
George Craig
William Kinnear
Kinnear
Craig
Bass Rock
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COURF
Manaton House
Aldgate
Temple-ber
Newgite-street
Holborn-hitt
Alde
Tuomas Woop
Epwin Buvmen
Pettig Mare
Tuomas Wooprorr
Anton Hatz
Anne Pesty
John Neickeberg
Anf
Elie Oak
Free
Pep
Minnis
Westminster Court
Mary Beauchamp
Mrs. Daubigney
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