Probert and Thurtell Case Details and Prisoners’ Status
Extensive testimony and police notes reveal Mrs Probert Miss Noyes and Sir Noyes transported from St Albans as key witnesses. Probert’s statements describe the watch chain given by Thurtell to Mrs Probert, Crown plans to try Hunt with the others, Hertford reports detail prison conditions and alibi maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lecane
Weare
Thurtell
Sanday
Hunt and Probert
Probert
Hunt
Mra Probort
Misa Noyes
John Thortell
Mt. Alban‘s
Agit
Mr. Noyes
Nut
Express
Warroap
Satuxpay
E.m
Magis
Sir Charles Pole
R. Clutterbuck
Thomas Howorth
Balmor
Silver
Buth
Biggs
Tey
Private Letter on London Murder and Gaming Conspiracy
A London correspondent notes the Weare murder case has dominated discourse as examinations near Watford. The writer praises the gang’s destruction and remarks how many youths drawn to London through education or work fell into the hellish gaming network, facing ruin and punishment in prisons and workhouses. The letter ends with an observation on a young Irish visitor to London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Weare
Watford
Gaming Confederacy
Luspita
Theatres Calaboose and the Cider Cellar Hazard Exposed
The piece describes the Theatres and the Cider cellar as dens of vice where women are of poor character and men are gamblers swindlers and thieves. It notes a crackdown with a special commission to be held around December 1 and rewards for further discoveries. Probert and Nayes have named many associates, leading to fear and potential executions for Thurtelt and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Thurtelt
Hunt
Probert
Nayes
Hells
Pallmall
Beel
Paris papers allege poisoning case linked to Ballets Anguste Ballet
On November 12 the Paria papers from Saturday and Etoile and Pilate from Sunday contain little political news. The main item is the accused Castaing charged with poisoning Anguste Ballet. No details on the King’s illness. he is described as receiving a few officials but not leaving the palace. Barcelona expected to be entered by Prenely troops on the 4th instant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
Etoile
Pilate
Castaing
Sarria
Barcelona
Prenely
War fears and the Atlantic balance of power in 1850s Britain
The piece discusses British regiments ordered for the West Indies amid tensions with France and Spain. It questions the Ifaly Alliance’s aims and warns war with Britain could arise from Continental ambitions, noting maritime warfare shifts driven by steam propulsion and a proposed American turbine battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Indies
France
Spain
America
Britain
Waterlao
Brace
Rivaia
Iron ships and revolutions push Britain to power
The article argues that iron ships powered at ten miles per hour could outpace sail, claiming Britain holds naval and moral strength to resist global assaults while upholding liberal revolution ideals. It notes dispatches from Bayonne, rumors about French leaders, a royal scandal in Spain, and a Columbia Peru treaty securing mutual defense and free commerce with England. The text highlights Colombia and Peru’s treaty provisions, mine prosperity, anti smuggling efforts, and the 1823 Congress adjournment with Santander's remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Old England
Bogota
Republic of Columbia
Columbia
Peru
Colombia
Spain
England
Epee
Francisco de P. Santander
Funds News From Paris and London Markets
Expresses from Paris report Saturday night developments in bonds and stocks. Spanish Bonds fell about 1 percent with 1821 bonds trading around 27, while other foreign stocks declined. English funds held steady with Consols opening near 83 and rising to 84. Bank holiday affects money market ahead of Bret transfer day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Express
Bank of Englenil
Papal election details reveal European power plays
A private Rome letter outlines the Vatican conclave politics. France Austria England and Russia played pivotal roles, with Austria vetoing Sevaroli and Cardinal Della Genga ultimately elected Pope. The report notes independence from foreign influence and a stable see ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Aust
France
Russia
England
Naples
Europe
Cardinal Gonsalvi
Holy See
Monseigneur Margis
Gonsalvi
Austria
Anetria
Tinental
Ius
Cardinal del Maglia
Cardinal Sevaroli
Ans
Ria
Sevaroli
Vienna
Vatican
Serargli
Cardinal Della Genga
Della Genga
Delly Genga
Island Magee Notice Marks Property Claim Attempt
A fragment from a Northern Irish page reports a notice posted on a farm house door in Island Magee. It names David Aiken and John Hudies occupying land once held by Robert Cumme, warning against encroachment and promising to make a public example to deter future infringement of rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Autrim
Island Magee
Life and Work in Hobart Town A Private Letter
A Hobart Town letter from June 2 describes scarce women servants, reliance on male help, and settlers making candles, beer, and refining luxuries. It notes high prices for butter, cheese, sugar, tea, and tradesmen notes, plus difficulties obtaining wood, fire irons, and house comforts, as the writer longs for a home of his own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart Town
Colonia
New South Wales
Stort Cme
Bugland
England
Royal Society Meeting At Reouis Near Innefields
The facet meeting of members of this visitution K Wednesday evening at the society's reouis near Innefields. Names added include the Duke of Hutland and Bere Barton, the Quaker poet, among others in the gala list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Society of Literature
Society
Reouis 1
Innefields
Duke of Hutland
Bere Barton
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John Tourtell
Funt
Mhurell
Jolio Phurrell
Pro- Vert
Frobert
Belun
Wan
John Taourtell
Heyad
Stu
Conic Alvy
June
John Pharpelin
Clutterbuck
Secretary of State
Home Department
Noel
Crown
Miss Noyes
Mr Noyes
Hertford
Metropolis
Flint
Thurrell
Charles Pearson
Tis
Mount
Munt
John Thartell
Eee Bank Ae Peer Tk Toy
Delsy Cine
Fiav
Stoch
Gow
Sinek
Stoeck
Cered
Vet Gian
Lawn
Royal Canal
Ublin
London Mail
Foreign Office
Duarces Stans
Canarra
Bayonne
Vice
Seville
Port St. Mary's
Monito
Spais Haa
Count de Foextes
Rock System
Pan Dieman's Land
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