Canada Extradition Case Exposes Treaty Logic and Slavery Law
A magistrate argues against surrendering a fugitive slave under the Washington treaty. He contends the obligation rests on English law and the laws of Missouri, not Canadian rulings, insisting the treaty requires evidence as judged by the place where the fugitive is found. He cites 1843 debates and officials’ opinions to support that a slave cannot be turned over for murder unless England would deem the act murder.
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Admiralty fleet updates and naval preparations at Woolwich
News from the Naval and Military Intelligence column reports the Aid on shore off Beachy Head assisted by Adder, Undaunted to be towed to the Thames for engine work, and Trincomalee fitted as a naval reserve ship. Also noted are rifle prizes awarded to troops, and Gun batteries moving to Gibraltar aboard Megara. Ice blocks river routes hindering harbor access, prompting new rope handrails for crew mobility.
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Inaugural Tassdsy Concert at Exeter Hall Led by Mr Willy
The Exeter Hall program opened under eminent violinist Mr Willy who has long promoted accessible music. with Meare Carrodus, H Webb, Lidet, Harold Thomas, Miss Eliza Hughes, and W H Adams. Four instrumental pieces including Rasoumoffsky and Mozart were well rendered. vocal selections by Miss Hughes drew enthusiastic encores despite a sparse audience.
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Weather and Park Fireworks On Serpentine Causes Many Injuries
Night skating event on Hyde Park’s Serpentine drew thousands as fireworks exploded on ice. Explosions burned several parishioners and bystanders, with one boy’s eyes scorched and a woman’s clothes set aflame. Royal Humane Society officials and a French surgeon treated victims at the receiving house, as crowds endured rain and snow.
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Cricket on the Ice at Abbey Mead Chertacy
An ice cricket match at Abbey Mead Bay featured teams led by J Moir and T Lucas on a skating rink owned by T B La Conta. Lucas's side scored 97 while Moir’s team reached 119 for four wickets down. J Moir starred with 86 not out. Large crowd witnessed skaters throwing the ball, causing amusement and some falls. A second item reports Truman, Hanbury, and Buxton workers raising 634 pounds for a Victoria Park hospital, totaling about 700 pounds in a year of charity. The hospital is underfunded and benefits from this working men’s subscription effort.
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