Unruly City Elections and Local Notices From Cambridge and Beyond
The summary outlines multiple local matters: magistrates in Renecroo and Middlesex issuing edicts to curb coal abuses. arches at a bridge to be reduced from three to two. Mr Alderman Gifford elected director of Cambridge corporation replacing Mr Pont as Recorder. anticipated election of Lord Viscount Dupplin to lead without opposition. results from a Common-Council by election at Dunstan's Church with Mr Salter elected over Mr Steere. Lord Treasury appointment of William Bennett as Clerk of Wine Licences. Sunday marriage of Henry Stent to Martha Payne. death of Amos Prowse in Somerset. a fatal accident at Mr Romney’s Safe Works in Wroitwich. bankruptcies of William Mapfer, Samuel Edgley, and Samuel Sanger.
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Fire at Coxn Street Druggist Shops Claims Nearby Damage
Manchester on Sunday last reported the death of Samuel Birch Esquire Justice of the Peace at Ardwick. A fire broke out Tuesday morning in the shop of Mr. Morgan, druggist, in Coxn Street 5. The blaze started from a jar of oil of turpentine cork bursting, spreading to straw and baskets, but timely aid from engines prevented further damage. Port news from Deal notes fresh winds and ships arriving or remaining in the Downs, with several vessels under convoy and outward-bound ships cited.
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An Opinion on War Readiness and Soldierly Virtue
A critique argues that peace preparedness can train soldiers as well as war itself. It contends that labour discipline and endurance forge officers, and that Britain could raise capable troops despite a peaceful national posture. The piece asserts war as an art with teachable principles.
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