Mary Clifford and Madeline at Victoria Theatre Tonight
The Victoria Theatre presents Mary Clifford the Foundling Apprentice Girl in Three Acts, followed by Madeline a new musical romance. Miss Vincent stars alongside E. F. Seville and others in performances tonight with the pilot to follow and a final Wood Dimor. Public notice includes copper miners sale details in London with tin offerings by the Copper Miners Company in England.
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Oyal Victoria Theatre
Osbaldiston
Mary Clifford
Miss Vincent
Madeline
Foundling
Will Clipson
E. F. Seville
Bowling
Paol
Bobby Bentham
Alr
Gardner
Sarah
W. West
England
Old Broad-street
London
Goob End
Liverpool
Bristol
Penzance
Truro
Messra
Short and Mahony
Newrade
History of the Case of Bogle Lawson English Celebres
A detailed survey of the State Trials style case involving Allan George Bogle and collaborators in Florence and London. The plot centers on forging bankers letters of credit from Glyn, Halifax Mills and Co to steal about one million pounds. Key figures include De Bourbel, Graham, Graham’s stepson Bogle, and allied bankers Kerrich and Co plus conspirators in Florence and London.
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TIMES
Star Chamber
Old Bailey
Straits
America
India
Algiers
Egypt
Colonel Herries
Thomas Herries
London
West End
Glyn, Halifax, Milla, and Co
House of Hammersley
Herries, Coutts
Glyn and Co
Rosa
House of Glyn and Co
Alto-Retievo
Fim
Florence
Victet
Tuscany
Marquis de Bourbel
Cunningham Graham
Gartmore
de Bourbel
Barras
Peetas
Normandy
de Boarbel
Marquis of
Hastings
Laine
Origines Des Maisons
Mac Hyde -Dé Neuville
France
Portugal
M. de Bourbel
M. du Neuville
Copenhagen
Denmark
Br. Maldé
Paris
M. Haigé
Stee
Heswas
Imran Drang
Etten
Bombel
Boron
Denes
Villa
Leghorn
Bourbel
de Bourbal
Puocuc
Hs Solltace
Gham Graham
Scotland
Brussels
Aparare Graham
Jovbe
Rafael Morghen
Domentchino
Guido Ben
Hhis
Graham
Allan George Bogle
Glasgow
Bogle
Onn
Royal Navy
Jabostone
Mears, Kerrich
M‘carthy
de Bourbe
Society of Florence
Ndar
Gratam
Bank of Bogh, Kerrich, and Co
bin Criminalrillee
Mr. Bogle
Alexander Graham
Je. O
Afr
England
Kerrick
de Bourbel- Was- Firet
Tee
Boarbel
Ce Bea
Glye, Halifax, Mills, and Co
Bogie
Eapply
le, Kerrich, and Co
Kerrich
Glyn Ang .Co
Gana
de Bgerbek
Lewin
Orien
Initeane Ae
Mapa
de Borstel
Welloa
d’Arjozon
Coon
Arjuzon
Buonsparte
Ears
Hortense
Louis Buonsparte
Wand Factorer
Orot
Bourke
Gignando
Robert Nichol
Alien George le
Acingly
D‘amazon
Halifax
Robert Nicholson
Guillem
Windmill Street
Haymarket
Palmer
Perry
Ireland
Regent Street
Glyn, Halifax, Mills, and Co
Letter to Lord Denman on Anatomy Act abuses and University College
A long, accusatory letter to Lord Denman condemns government concealment of Anatomy Act abuses. It alleges officials including Lord Melbourne and Lord Russell blocked inquiries, links University College to profit from pauper bodies, and accuses cabinet ministers of complicity. The writer urges formal inquiry and severing Denman from alleged corrupt ties.
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Lorp
Lord John Russell
Home Office
Warburton
Bridport
House of Commons
Lord Melbourne
Courier
The
Medical Times
John Russell
University College
M.P
Toeahouns Sod Secre Biversity College
Berne
Marais
Lansdowne
C. Poulett Thomson
University
Anatomy Act inspector is failing public duty
A letter to Lord Melbourne criticizes Dr Somerville as England and Scotland’s sole inspector for the Anatomy Act. It alleges illegal pay, lax enforcement, and a cover up at University College Dissecting School. The author cites cases of contravention, illicit body sales, and calls for reform and accountability to protect the law and public funds.
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Somerville
England
Scotland
Home Office
Somer
Dermott
Dermot
Senter
University College
Lord Melbourne
London
John Russell
W. Roberts
London Letters and oddities from the week ending August 14 1941
A digest titled Weekly Statement of London Letters notes four weeks ending August 14 1941 with totals versus 1840 and 1839 figures. It includes a curious tale of a gull raiding a kitten in Driffield and a Green Mountain boy courting a girl, plus a Dublin museum item about a Cork man ossified in bone and losing tongue and sight, all illustrated by brief anecdotes.
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District Post
Esteree Ditto
Neeky
Dito
Flamborouch
Durham
Pusey
Jonathan
Sally
Baily
Saily
Voloe
Aest
Max
Dublin
Eton
Clarke
Cork
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General Steam Navigation Company
Lombard-street London
Lombard-street
John Wilson
Beat Western Railway
Bridgewater
Mesars Whitlabsh, Alexander, and CO
Castle and
Falcon Inn
Alderagate
Great Weatern
Taunton
Exeter
Wellington
Tiverton
Southmolton
Barnstaple
Bideford
Measra
Wood Co
Whi and Co
Castle
Falcon
Alderngate Street
Alexander and Clare
Whitmarsh and Spencer
Tauntoo
Whitmarsh and Co
Boge
Messrs. Glyn, Hallifax, Mills, and Co
B.H
Post-ofice
Petersham
Surrey
T. Cox Savory
Guerei
A. B. Savory and Sons
Cornhill
Bank of England
S.ccsreecerites
Patec
Aeueee
Rsas
Bonn
Axl
Windsor
Rose
Pitta
Gargailon
Svies
Daviess
St. Martin’ Se
Slaughter
Basinghall-street
Pear Guildhall
Asia
Sumceer
Mayaar
United
Italy
Edwin
Garmsy
Otley
Egary
Wime Acthor
Arvhill
Princes Aietts
Paice
Lawson
Lord Denman
L.C.J
London Letters
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