Mystery hotel thefts and a bold shipboard fat tale
The report details a hotel theft involving a stranger aimed at rooms 82 and 83 and a pursed getaway by train toward Carlisle. It also covers a Weymouth Bay underwater photography method, a Glasgow gambler aided by a charitable woman, and various agricultural and local notices including a Duke of Norfolk rent dispute, shipboard death causes, and Crick et al. plus a Welsh cave discovery with silver lode potential.
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Bedroom No
Brodie
Manchester
the Society of Arts
Thompson
Weymouth
Weymouth Bay
Ney
Glasgow
Glasgow Daily Mail Agricultural Statisticis
Newcastle-on-Tyne Farmers’ Club
House of Commons
Liddell
Halesworth
Suffolk
Farmers’ Club
E. Deck
Blyford Hall
House of Lords
DuxEoom
Norfolk
Sheffield
Duke of Norfolk
Thomas Gibson
Edward Howard
Court
Hoyle-street
Shefield
Roscos-place
Gibson
England
Great Britain
York
Canterbury
Lord Campbell
Mfr
Roeby Alp
John Russell
Roebuck
Dewey
Endeavour
Gribbon
Dartmouth
Charlestown Bay
Portsmouth
James Boodle
Stirling Castle
Varvaste
Machynileth
Morris Williams
Watkin W. Wynn
Weston
Nant-yr-Arisn
Machynlleth
North Wales Chronicle
Wreck of the Racer brings loss and plundered cargo
Passengers from the ill fated Racer arrive in Dublin after the ship ran ashore off Wicklow Bank. The clipper rebuilt from Liverpool carried 700 souls with 27 crew, most of whom were men of colour. Many passengers report looting, with claims of cash losses and boxes stolen as they were ferried ashore. An inquiry is urged.
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Foway
Dewey
Norcock
Coastguard
Thomas Henwood
Coastguard Service
Richard Johns
Sun
FalcoTru
Ramwar
Hutn
Humber Bank
Victoria Station
Cooper
Preston
Blackburn
Bamber Bridge
Hoghton Lane
Swinburn
Haghton
Wicklow
Dublin
Liverpool
Holyhead
Arklow
Strabane
Deaf and Dumb
Ireland
Dgblig
Deap
Old Dublin belle marriage tale shocks Irish capital
A tale read by Lord Lieutenant and a visiting gentleman from Crimea causes laughter in Dublin. A posterity letter mentions a young Dublin belle and possible marriage, provoking chatter in gay circles. The dean's and Excellency's reactions are unclear, but the story is widely credited.
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Crimea
Dean
Dublin
Escape from garrison hospital 92nd Regiment amid a daring act
A delirious prisoner from the 92nd Regiment escaped the garrison hospital by tying together bed sheets and lowering himself from a south window during quiet hours. He fled in civilian dress, leaving the sheets hanging from the window at daybreak as a missing police report follows.
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Evtysvece Castiz
92Nd
Stirling
Glasgow
Tentera
M'Guire
John Hay
Rok TretotaLers
Dnause
Forbes Mackenzie
Berwick Advertiser
Murgper
Margaret Smith
George Yonnie
Rothes
Elgin
Yonnie
Finee
Ode to May by G Russini from Stratford on Avon
Poem laments the loss of May's light and warmth and asks why the beloved month has grown cold and dreary. The speaker recalls May's former beauty and laments its absence, urging May to return to its bright, joyous self and bring renewal to nature and hearts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford-on-Avon
Gloucester minister jailed over church image ban
Workman a Gloucester minister claimed church pictures mocked idolatry and was imprisoned. Gloucester briefly granted him 202 a year for life. the grant was halted, and city officials were fined for actions supporting him. He opened a small school, then Land forbade his practice, and Workman descended into madness and death.
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Trmassroy
Workman
Gloucester
Land
Ded
Gnizet
Huglah
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AshTon
Jane Newton
Emma Stott
Stott
Dears Yrox Eartho Line
Askham Bryan
Christopher Grieveson
Wakefeld
House of Correction
Holder
Birmingham
Dunn
Plymouth
South Devon Artillery
Royal Marines
Gustav Shaize
Bovisand
Thia
Cumberland
Yorkshire
Hants
Vilta
Cambridge
Charles Arnold
Dakin
Charles
Arnold
Tidd” Dakin
Onze
Lapperian Society
Ambrose Redheld
Henry Webb
Boreas
Henry
Ambrose
The
G. Russini
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