Fishermen fined for poking fish in Hampton preserves
In Guildhall two men were fined 50s each for poking fish from preserves into the stream at Hampton, a practice deemed destructive to young fish. They argued the preserves belonged to the poor, while the lord mayor stressed staking prevents fish, and ordered payment with distress warrants for nonpayment.
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Barber in Buckridge Street Faces Court Over Back Rent
In Westminster Court of Requests a Scottish barber who hired a Buckridge Street shop challenged his landlady and her two barefooted boys over four weeks back rent. The bench trimmed his claim to 10 shillings, noting allowances for family shavings and odd charges, with payment to run 6d weekly.
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Murder suicide in Rufford Hall worker's family tragedy
A labourer Robert Dawson of Rufford Hall killed his wife Phebe Daweon in Holmes Wood cottage then hanged himself. Neighbours found the couple with throat injuries, the wife pregnant, and seven children left fatherless. The scene and injuries prompted a coroner's inquest and riotous public interest in Deptford.
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Drought in Van Dieman's Land and Australian trade notices
The letter from Sydney dated April 16 describes extreme drought across the colony with scorched crops, parched grass, and water scarcity driving cattle loss. Prices jump for cabbage flour and water, with predictions of three months’ flour in Sydney and debate on shipping in corn and fuel for emigrants. Later items report on wheat and grain prices in May, Van Dieman's Land's role as a grain granary, and improved rains in Sydney, plus wider colonial notices on transport, public works, and local affairs.
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