Brewers' Resolutions Refute Deliberate Substitutes Claim
At a Dublin Corn Exchange meeting on July 9 chaired by Arthur Guinness the Brewers declared they malt and hops only for their porter and will not use substitutes or deleterious ingredients. They urged public refutation of rumors and warned penalties for those distributing or selling adulterated malt liquor.
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London
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England
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Bradford publican on trial for murder by wife
The Bradford publican stood trial for the wilful murder of Mary Oldfield, his wife, on June 28, allegedly beating and confining her before disposing of the body. Key testimony centered on William Wheat who lived in the house and described the couple’s lodging and the events leading to her death.
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Mary Clarke
Julian Mallen
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Patrick Larthen
Thomas Qunan
James Callaghan
Charlestort
Kelly
Alesander M Daniel
Tulward Moran
Ferony
Amare
James Leavens
Paurgick Mathews
Vloudh
Yorkshire
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Rhe Tris
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William Wheat
Wes Oldfield
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Ciroorn Pole
Bradford
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Trial and Execution of Abel Hill
The Cromford Shallordelire Advertiser reports Abel Hill was tried for murder in Bilston. Witnesses described head injuries and possible intoxication linked to the death of Mary Martin and her child in the canal. Hill was convicted and executed, body to be dissected by surgeons.
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Indictment for Sedition at Oldham April Disturbances
An urchin of Oldham district faces an indictment for drinking and using seditious language aimed at subverting government. Testimony describes soldiers proclaimed George III in April and threats against officials, with witnesses noting outrages in public houses. Jury returns a guilty verdict after summations by the defense and prosecutor.
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Oldham
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Moore
Geatwe
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George the Fourth
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Cheetftia
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