Self Destruction Attempt In Mansion House District
Louise Marsden Gussell, with a bandaged eye and signs of illness, attempted to jump from a bridge railing near Mansion House after a man claimed she was driven to it by her husband’s cruelty. She refused to give her address. remanded, police to inquire into Mr Edward Malon of King William Street for lamp damage. drains of Sunday trading noted. A separate docket covered a silk theft case tied to Staver Kotak, a foreigner, and a Thames Steam Towing Company matter about steam vessel smoke nuisance under the Smoke Prevention Act. The magistrate ordered fines in two cases and postponed others due to legal debates on enforcement.
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Louise
Marsden Gussell
Inden Bridge
Palice-Canal
Abe
Sbe
Edward Malon
M‘grath
King William-street
Senerson
Mainess
Beard
Lewis
Henderton
M'Grath
Henderson
Mr. Beard
Bey
Stavers Kotak
Nuttall and Co
Ted Caedalene
Ers
Little Britain
Nuttall
Broken E
M. Folakky
Foreign Department
Mr. Field
Nore
London Bridge
Thames
Steam Towing Company
Inspector Langford
Thomas Petley
Shadwell
East India Dock
Blackwall
William Sandison
Her
Nelson
Crown
Ames
Sendison
Nees
Sandison
Mr. Bandison
Price
Candle Works
Lee
Hossack
Extraordinary skating day draws tens of thousands to Royal Parks
A London skating day drew upwards of 200000 skaters and spectators across the Serpentine and ornamental waters. The Royal Humane Society and staff treated hundreds after accidents, with 36,000 on the ice at one stretch and thousands more as grand processions, fireworks, and torchlight events continued into the night. Several serious injuries occurred, including fractures and head wounds, but responders and doctors provided urgent care throughout the day.
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Skatera
Alidera
Royal Humane Society
Lord Mountcastle
de Roos
Hawkins
Young
William
John Fisher
Metropolitan Police
Cod
John Parsons
John Green
Mr. Aldin
Harrington Hotel
Gloucester-road
Kensington
Parsons
Mr. al
Phillips
Blackfriars-road
Bartlett
Marylebone Road
Neville
Knightsbridge Green
St. George’s Hospital
Iai
Roberts
Christian
Willems
Tix Rovyp Ponwayd
Duke- Street
Lisson - Grove
William Dandy
Passage
Compton-street
Mr. Trowbridge
Grove-street
Uarden-town
Mr. James
Titchfield-street
Regent’s Park
HH. Sweeney
Cleveland-street
Fitzroy-square
St. Janess Park
Banka
Society
Al'Cann
Charingeroes Hospital
Measra
Negretti
Zambra
Crystal Palace
Foresters’ Society
Sengers
Itia
Canterbury
Terrible rail disasters at London and Hereford railways
Inquests opened after fatal collision near Primrose Hill tunnel on the London and North Western line. A first class passenger died and several injured as two carriages split free from the express. Adjourned for two weeks. Separate Hereford Shrewsbury accident leaves two dead and many injured with rescue efforts ongoing. Families identified and aid arranged. A third report from Teynham recounts another Eclipse engine wreck with multiple fatalities and serious injuries as frost likely caused track gaps.
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Brent
Middlesex
Drummond Arms
Drummond-street
Euston-Square
William Michael Kelly
Upper
Baker-street
Regent’s Park
Gawkwell
Capt. Broyeres
Cleather
Crowder
London
Primroge Hill
Appleby
Sevenoaka
Kent
Charles Andrews
St. Leonards Square
Kentish Town
London and North- Western Railway Company
Primrose-hill
Liverpool
Camden Town
Stephen Giles
Medburn-street
Bedford Newtown
Somerstown
Manchester
Chalk Farm
James Henderson
Harley-road
Kentish-town
London and North Western Railway Company
Hereford
Niviry
Shrewsbury and
Shrewsbury
Dinmore
Haywood Crossing
Child
Moreton
Lfe
Thomas Carn
Lingen
Turner
Verens
Barnard
Fremington
Devon
Green Dragon
Gurulug
Lowe
Curzon-spark
Chester
Lowa
Thos, Jones
Upper Breinton
Warburton
Board of Trade
Wheat and barley trade steady at several markets
At Cambridge, Derby, Gloucester, Lincoln, and other towns the corn market showed a moderate to tolerable supply of wheat and barley with a steady to firm demand. Old and new descriptions sold near last week’s rates, with minor gains in some regions. Oats and beans moved at varied prices, while flour remained largely steady.
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Cambridge
Derby
Lincoln
Newcastle-Upon-Tyne
Norfolk
Suffolk
Norwich
Flouria
Chevalier
Peterborough
Poland
Evening at Directors Meeting Ends Pleasantly
Directors gathered for an evening meeting noted by several present as being the Taost pleasant. The narrative focuses on social tone and ambiance rather than a clear agenda or decisions.
All Souls College case hearing before Archbishop at Lambeth Palace
Hearing re election of fellowships for All Souls College will occur at Lambeth Palace before the Archbishop of Canterbury as visitor, with Lord Wensleydale and Dr Travers Q C. Counsel for the college include Mr Coleridge and Mr Kenyon. The date is Tuesday the Sth instant at eleven am.
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All Souls’ College
Arch of Canterbury
Lord Wensleydale
Travers Q.C
Lambeth Palace
Arc
Coleridge
Eae Q.C
Kenyon
Granville Somerset
Aide
Walt
Farwell & Gocahl
Cork Town Council Turmoil Over Street Crossing
In Cork the town council session ends in uproar as Mr. Hodder cites a crossing order for Duncan Street, conflict erupts with Mr. Sheehan and the mayor orders him to leave. The scene quiets after apologies, then the meeting resumes amid calls for decorum. Also noted is the death of Abbé Jean Marie de Lamennais at 61, a brief colonial dispatch, a rock accident at Torquay, and commercial advertisements for clothing and household devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork Frammers
Hodder
Improvement Department
Hews
Dancan
Sheehan
Mr. Sheehan
Mr. Hegarty
Jean Marie de Lamennais
Sacrat
Fidnistere
Rome
Shane Vine
Hampton
Bevin
Pasiety Agen
Specie
West
Trent
Shannon
Vaneel
Sora Pentage
D. Pilgah
Torquay
Ford
Oxford-street
London
Uprard
BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES RECORDS FROM LONDON NOTICE
Births list includes Ashton, Riant, Butler, Humphreys, Lopez, Morris, Lopez, Ward, Barford Staines, and others with partners and locations such as Poplar and St Mary’s. marriages note Barford-Staines Windsor Weybridge and Dwili Bradford among names. Deaths record Barclay, Barlow, Briggs, Bye, Davies, Paddell, Greams, and others with ages and locales in England.
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Ashton
Poplar
Feary Baiast, Esq
Butler
Bt Aisitowa
otradaDs
Irelard
Wmd
Humphreys
Lopez
Dtenkton
Poor Bai
Henry Lopez Esq
Barford
Staines
St Weybeldge
Liferay
Wocuyd Sldwell
Eschwad Madron
Cornwall
Robert Walker
Finchley
Gorman-street
London
Bouse
Deowil
Braunls North
Devonshire
Dudwell
Emma
Duaghar
Bec
Hea Bradford
Thame
Jods Southsea
W. Miner
Garricon Chapiato
Cordelia
Bamunt
St. Mary's
Howard Boose
Drynt
Cestes Shire
Ne Didligan
Voly
Shaw
Englsh Street
Bum Ries
Barclay
Dulce
Tames
Lindsay E Y Clay
Kaq
Dulwich
Mmon
Marringcon Street
Barlow
Shakespeare Street
Northam
Winbarlow
Mason, Baro, Woodsuest
Leap Fas
Crescent Terrace
W. Barrow
Beiggs
Bibeth Briggs
Cheltenham
John Bye
Davier
Thomas Reynolds Davies Builders
Itnaan Sonsbay
Bs Pardell
Button Vicarage
Lle & Seeemae Weruclier
Rand
Seetatrest
Ebenezer Terrace
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Eranne
London and North-Western Railway
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London, Chatham, and Dover Railway
Teynham
Sittingbourne
Victoria Station
James Plaistowe
Favoraham
James Ogden
Pattison
Pas
Asttle
Flonigen
Cork Town
CoUnil
Maan
Ek Cornhill
Pipar
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Pirsse
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