City of London registration objections in Common Pleas
Alfred Hanson began sittings to revise voter lists in Guildhall with objections on clockmakers, cooks and Chandos franchises. discussion covered residence proofs, liberties of city companies, and a Bathe voting dispute amid lively courtroom exchanges and rulings expunging several names.
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City OF London
Alfred Hanson
Court of Common Pleas
Guildhall
Nokes
Nokes and
Mr. Nokes
Ar. Holmes
Colney Hatch
Colusy Hatch
Clockmakers
John Walter Brooke
High-street
Homerton
Brooke
Times
W. Brooke
Bigh-street
Nme
A. W. Sayers
Norbiton
Surrey
Lavers
Eadell-street
Bloomsbury
Darrister
Gedger
Tewkesbury
Br. Ledger
Whithorn
Thomas
Mr. Ledger
Rogers
Arrister
Ackroyd
Wigan
Ledger
House of Commons
Barnister
Kern
Vintners’ Company
Cooks’ Company
Kathe
London
Bathe
Quoks’ Company
Cooke’ Company
Vituers
Ledgern
Sewell
Chamberlaw
Vintnera’ Company
Charles Peirson
Sewell Had Stated He ‘Had No Hesitation In Expunging Mr. Bathe
Rppeal
Ruthe
Mysterious Deaths at Wolverhampton Inquest Update
The Wolverhampton inquest into the death of William Cheenery and the linked death of Rosanna Steadman reveals morphia traces in the victim’s stomach and dress, with testimonies about a matchman and Cockney figure. The coroner adjourned the hearing for a month as investigators pursue the suspect alongside the missing match seller.
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Vane Or
Eyesnan
Evesham
Luke d'Aumie
Duke Wauinale
Holland
M.P
Vernon
Wolvernamton
Wolverhampton
William Cheenery
Rosanna Steadman
Cheenery
Dudley
Herbo Ly
Hill
Birmingham
Tir
Creenery
Thomas Uatehouse
Bayley
Bilaton
Sellin
Williams
Cockney
Mintthman
Utilisation of London Sewage and Tax Reduction Proposed
A Hackney public meeting at the Town Hall urged using metropolitan sewage as a profitable liquid manure to cut local taxes. Speakers argued sewage could yield multiple crops, lower food prices, and support wider land application, while some skeptics warned of transport costs and limited portability.
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Hackney
Church-street
Brady
Avery
London
John Runtz
Board of Works
House of Commons
Rugby
Hofmann
Witt
L. G. Corner
Sidney
Metropolitan Board of Works
Ellis
Clarke
Croydon
Select Committee
Gowland
Thorns Elia
T. Simcock
Corporation
City of London
Vestrys
Holmes
Cai
Revnie
Kebbell
Mersey Pilot Boat Disaster Claims Two Lives Near Liverpool
Lord Wenlock visits Stornoway as tragic accident at the Mersey entrance claims two young pilots. Pilot Boat No. 9, after assisting Lotus, capsized in a large NW wave. Five crewmen fell overboard. Taggart, Bird, Deacon survived, while Lee and Scott perished. Survivors praised Lotus crew for swift rescue efforts. Liverpool daily details.
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Lord Wenlock
Stornaway
Isle of Lewis
James
Lady Matheson
Lotus
Moss
Bordeaux
W. Taggart
W. Taggart, Steersman (Son of the Master of No
Thos, Dearon
Richard Scott
George Bird
Edward Lee
No. 9
Hibernia
New York
Messrs. Libby
Gibraltar
Adona
Ardrossan
Azen
Pus
Targart
Bird
Deacon
Lee
Scott
Everton
Wavertree Road
Lancaster
Liverpool
Daily Courier
Atherton magistrates defend Lord's Day rulings in Leigh controversy
In a public letter the Atherton bench defend their convictions under the Lord's Day Act amid charges of misrepresentation. The note recounts haymaking on Sundays near Leigh and Atherton, detailing police findings of drunkenness and disorder, and explains why penalties were imposed on Howarth and others while coal workers were acquitted as a case of necessity. The document asserts the magistrates acted with leniency and that the law, rooted in older statutes, supports Sunday rest as a public good.
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Atherton
Presa
Leigh
Aman
Orton
Howarth
Battersby
Cleworths
Cleworth
Magistratea
Charles II
Tip Pringle
William the 'Earth
Slysias
Magistrae Ee Oo
Sporting races at Tunbridge with Margery’s victory
The Tunbridge program features the Sourg Eastern Plate handicap over three quarters of a mile and a half. Margery, bred by Wild Dayrell, ridden by an unnamed jockey, surged to the lead in the straight to win by a length, with O Malley’s mare and Prescription close behind, followed by Knight Templar and Blanche of Lancaster. The card includes other races such as the Kent Stakes and Nursery Plate with bets and results for each, plus a listing of horses and odds for the Volunteer and Belsa races.
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Tunbridge
WeprespAy
Bareh
Margery
Wild Dayrell
Delia
Mr. Ward
Knight Templar
James Nightingall
T. Morley
Mordan
Lady Derby
Prescription
Rubini
Laly Derby
Blanche of Lancaster
Mr. O’malley
J. Wari
Zanker
Gibraltar
Lavender
Leach Agst
Deerfoot
Spitfire Kitty
Baliverne
Devotee
J.low
Stainley
Colsterdale
Hlanche
Woilson
Elise
Hopkins
Merton
Telscombe
Stoker
Fleming
Dittern
Ightingall
Mr. Marsh
Mr. Reldift
Gemma di Vergy
Bianca
Holland
Mr. Gibson
Ipagotbssphagradsvess
Mr. BR
Drewitt
St. Mordan C
Bittern
Wheldrake
Confederalist
Mysterious Lady
Conoverlie
Ast
Misa Marah
Vandango
Georgiana
Sesseeerereeseees Viney
Burbidge
Rosa Lee
T.stavens
Pinkepoe
Fordham
R. Goff
S. Mordan
Maubourquet
Jaz.Nightingall
Mr. Merton
Lelacombe
Smith
Pyrrha
Measure For Measure
Wright
Reeves
Wilkamson
Michel Grove
Rattle
Hayden
Maral
Rapture
Grant
G. Perkin
Irene
Walsall
Wepxespay
TeLeGrartt
Sir Watkin
Wyrley
Middlewatch
True Heart
Tedlington
Jes Esaie
Worley
Infanticide and Crinoline in Public Discourse
A historical letter argues infanticide is underreported, urging social scrutiny of fashion. The writer links modern ladies dresses to moral danger, urging the Waer Ten to awaken to the issue and refrain from costumes that mask such evil.
Eleven of England Defeat Twenty-Two of Deptford Unity in Two-Day Benefit Match
The Deptford two day cricket benefit at Woodmas Ground ended with Eleven of England winning by one innings and five runs over the Twenty-Two. Gunn scored 44, Humphrey 15, Pooley 14, and S Grooamfield 11 for the Eleven. Twenty-Two replies showed 44 and 52 total. Postmatch, Gunn received a new bat as thanks, with supporters rallying for Farr. Metropolitan Club lost to Victoria United by 16 runs in the first innings. Gladwin struck 63 for the Metropolitan while Richardson took multiple wickets and helped Victoria defend.
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Middlesex
Edmond Beales
Knights of the Shire
Jack Straw
Hampstead-heath
Hampstead
Hornsey
Willesden
England
Hampstead-hill
National Conservative Registration Association
T. Alley
Clifford's Inn
Ala
W. Albert James
Liberal Registration Society
Henry Hawksley
Yorkshire Grey-yard
Smith
Yorkshire Grey
James
John Sell
High-street
Nate
Edwin Charles White
Victoria Tavern
Abbey Road West
Gray
White
Francis Fletcher
Middle-lane
Freachoi House
Tappear
Fletcher
Richard. Marshall
Simpkin and Marshall
Muswellhill
Freehold
Capyhold
rey _ MVoter
Davis John Day
Brich
Deptford
Gunn
Humphrey
Pooley
S Grooamfield
Messrs. Buteo
Shin
Woodman Tavern
Howard
Metropolitan Club
Victoria United
Norris
Islington
Victoria
Richardson
Messrs. Hardy
Ryder
Metropolitans
Metropolitans Showed Well In Their Second, Mr. Gladwin
Metnoporitas
Butler
Hardy Wilard
Hardy
Tindson
Hardy Box
Gladwin
Richards Cooper
Richardson Norris
Richardson Smith
Richardson Whittaker
Richard Frost
Bishop
Fi James
Bloomfield
Richarison
Blane
Tal Gondson
Ball
Bungay
Vo Ryder
Frost
Rainsford
C Butler
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Metcalfe
van Galen
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Emma Middleton
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Bonny Bell
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Captain Gray's Trust
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Mr. Jackson
Lady Louisa
Countess of Burlington
A. ‘Young
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E. Gill
Miss Tees
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J. Osborne
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Starlight
Whiteley Ou
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Colonel Towneley
Newchurch
Oram
Mr. Masterman
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Majksty
I’anson
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Lord Warwick
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Wisdom
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