Meeting of Strangers Sparks The Self Image
In fog bound London a weary man Chilcote meets a doppelgänger who mirrors his nerves and ambitions. After exchanges of cards and cryptic banter the pair vanish into the crowd, leaving Chilcote shaken by the eerie encounter and its implications for identity and fate.
Lord William Nevill Sentenced for Swindle Keeps Crown in Question
Lord William Beauchamp Nevill, fourth son of the Marquis of Abergavanny, was jailed for five years for fraud related to a promissory note and theft from a pawnbroker. The case notes he swapped a jewelry box for one containing coal, and he has previously served a five year term. He held roles as aide de camp to the Viceroy of Ireland and once aligned with Sir Henry Taubman’s government house staff.
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Chilcote
John Loder
Clifford's Inn
Allsopp
Lexrington
Blessington
Jessington
Gertwat
Mr. Blessington
Chi
Wm Nevill
William Nevill
Marquis of
Abergavanny
Spenderclay
Pauline Astor
Wm. Waldorf
Lord William
Nevill
Strang
William
Wiliam Beauchamp Nevill
Wergavanny
K.G
Treland
Grd
Homan Catholic
Wadhurst Park
National Finances Report Shows February Receipts Rise
February 16 figures reveal higher receipts than the prior week with total weekly intake well above requirements. Expenditure reached 1 117 000 for supply services while treasury bills and surplus revenue reductions supported debt relief. balances rose to 10 143 000 on February 17 1906. A stray barber shop anecdote appears amid the financial items.
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Treasury
Slips of novelists legal mistakes by great authors
Pearsons Weeklis notes how several famous writers such as Dickens Trollope and Reade misstate or misapply legal rules in novels. It highlights issues from cross examination procedures to admissibility of dying declarations and libel versus slander, with examples from Hard Cash Noel and slander cases.
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Lesa Detions
Gilbert
Dickens
Weiler
London
Bardellwick
Tim
Inckens
Winkle
Burfax
Unt
Samuel West
Anthony
Trollope
Alaric Tudor
Chaffanbrass
Old Bailey
Tidor
Mephistopheles
UN Gecinus Scott
Chaffonbrass
Charles Reade
Alfred
Hardy
Kroade
Henry Wood
David Christie Murray
Noel
Pearson
Deer Slaughter Suspect Gagnon Fled From Camp Firefight
Officers traced a deer killing spree to a Frenchman named Gagnon at a Soo district camp after finding 14 carcasses. A man named Dunn aided the effort and was arrested. Police located Gagnon’s camp after a night at Tale t's Camp. deer carcasses increased to 22 as dog teams and log releases drew Gagnon near the river. A firefight erupted when Gagnon fired from under 60 yards as the men headed back to the Soo stockade.
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Sault Ste Marie
Batchwana
Gagnon
Calbeck Thomas McLean
A. Brown
Dunn
Talet
Pliny
McLean
Soo
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