Deeds and Doings of the Dark House at Royal Victoria Theatre
The Royal Victoria Theatre presents the melodrama Deeds and Doings of the Dark House tonight, followed by The Bear Hunters and Sweet Poll of Horsley Down. Lectures on watches and timekeepers, and a display of Blair’s Goat and Rheumatic Pills advertising, occupy further program notes and promotions.
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History of the case of Bogle Lawson English causes celebres
The text reviews a convoluted 19th century case involving Allen George Bogle and associates. It traces alleged forgeries, letter misdirections, and a tortuous sequence of commissions across Florence Paris and Brussels, detailing witness issues, handwriting analysis, and legal maneuvers. It notes the trial’s postponements, international inquiries, and the involvement of various bankers, authorities, and diplomats in pursuit of justice.
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Elopement Sensation in Brussels Involving Belgian Peer Family
A Belgian peer’s daughter, noted for wealth and beauty, elopes with a noble Belgian. Police traced the couple from Antwerp to London via inns and lodging houses, ending in Regent's Park. The father, aided by M. Van de Weyer, recovered his daughter at a lodging house. they departed for Dover and Calais with the maid and inspector. Names kept secret.
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Emperor of Morocco plans expeditionary cruises
A Tangiers letter reports the Emperor has armed two brigs and two schooners and seeks passports from European corsairs to sail soon. The pretext is sailor practice under Admiral Brittel, but the move targets flags lacking Moroccan recognition. Insurance costs rise as commerce risks grow amid threatened attacks and tensions with Rusian, Prossian, and other ports.
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Mme Lafarge affair nears Cassation as witnesses quit town
The inconsistent correspondence and court filings surrounding Madame Lafarge continue unresolved. Brissot Thivars warns against intervention while Lafarge presses for appeal to the Court of Cassation after a default judgment in Tulle. Journal notes say prosecutors threaten seizure of her memoirs if publication proceeds.
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Trade article notes cautious improvement amid cheer in trade
The piece reports improved spirits among merchants as mild weather lifts mood though demand and prices remain unchanged. It cites discussions on open parliament reforms, compares Liverpool and Manchester pricing, and notes wool, worsted, and yarn markets steady with pockets of firmness in certain goods. A cotton mill accident is briefly mentioned with minor damage.
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