Libel damages verdict and assorted 1871 notices
Trials record Hampden found liable for libel and ordered to pay damages. Edinburgh Senatus debates women’s right to study. a baby farmer Frances Rogers convicted and sentenced to twenty years’ penal servitude. Dover preacher accused of treasonous loyalty remarks provokes crowd reaction. Reports cover British Workman pubs, Alexandra Palace plans, suppression of vice prosecutions, Prince Arthur funding vote, Hyde Park protests, and Prince Oscar’s address at Rotherhithe with a naval ties message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampden
Wallace
Epinpurean University
Edinburgh University
Daily Review
Bany Farmineg
Frances Rogers
Manchester Assizes
Dover Telegraph
Workkman
Leeda
Bradford
Rochdale
G. L. Ashworth
G. T. Kemp
W. Shaw
T. Watson
Brick Croft
University Cotttar
London
Lord Belper
George Grote
W. K. Clifford
M.A
Trinity College, Cambridge
H. C. Bastian
M.D
F.R.S
University College Hospital
Berkeley Hill
F.R.C.S
Christopher Heath
Marcus Beck
Sharpey
E. A. Schifer
Alexandra PaLace
Muswell Hill Estate
Tontine
Sydenham
Society For the Suppression
Lincoln'’s Inn-fields
Lord Teignmouth
H. C. Tucker
Prince Arthur
Mr. Dixon
Anderson
G. Laslett
W. Price
Aytoun
Lawson
Sir W. Richard
H., Bright
Jacob Lea
T. Roden
Brocklehurst
W. C.leatham
F.A. Samuelson
B. Brown
A. H. Lewis
Muntz
P. H. Tellers
Hodgson
K. D. Norwood
C. M
Dixon Johnstone
H. Plimsoll
A. Herbert
Mr. Anderson
Candlish
Alderman Carter
C. Dilke
Mr. Fawcett
J. D. Lewis
T. W. Mellor
H. B. Samuelson
E. Smith
G. C. Trevelyan
David Wedderburn
Taylor
W. Lawson
Hatyrenny Postace
Somerset House
Saltaire
Titus Salt
Titus
Lady Salt
Amelia Salt
Miss Salt
God Save the Queen
Bella of
Saltaire Independent Church
Airedale
Yde Park
Trafalgar-Square
Hyde Park
Times
Odger
Colonel Henderson
Mr. Odger
Rodger
Bradlaugh
Prince Oscar
Rothereirhe
Rotherhithe
Surrey Commercial Dock
Greenwich
Naval Service
Great Britain
England
Eccentricities and Tales Gathered from Various Thinkers
A collage of period quips and anecdotes includes Hind on the next total solar eclipse in England set for 11 August 1999 and humorous bits from Josh Billings. It recounts tales of siege eating, a Paris lady with her lap dog bones, a country editor told to read the Bible for news, and a magnet lecture with a village punchline.
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J. R. Hind
England
Josh Billings
Paris
Tribune
The
Troy Times
Woodbine
Aleep
America
Shure
Dean Swift
Phoenix Road
Dublin