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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 03, 1869

Page

10

Protest against costumed sleaze in metropolitan theatres

A public figure denounces the growing evil of indecent attire in ladied performances and urges theatre managers to help curb the trend. In Liverpool, Joseph Smith of the Society of Friends faced a hat dispute in court, ultimately yielding to police. The Ardwick funeral for Sir John Potter draws crowds, with notable attendees and a Peterloo survivor presence. The Merchants' Company facing conspiracy charges resumes, as assets and debts are scrutinized. Dental Hospital adopts nitrous oxide anesthesia after a Paris donor's gift. A Bedfordshire school project seeks middle-class education at low cost. The Orphan Working School reports improved finances and rising enrollment. A Cubitt Town starvation inquest reveals severe urban destitution and societal neglect. The Kyrre case in Jamaica clarifies legal indemnity limits for acts by colonial governors.

Odiplata Metropolitan Joseph Smith Society of Friends Liverpool M.P Potter Birmingham Leeds Huddersfield Halifax Scarborough Lancashire Edmond Beales Peterloo Ue Yanusene Merrchants’ Company R. S. Lane H. E. Chapman H. Herbert Merchants’ Company Cape Lane, Hankey, and Co Renova Dental Hospital Soho-square T. W. Evans Paris Evang Ose Bedfordshire England Kempston Bedford Duke of Bedford Lord Cowper London Tavern Remington Mills Cubitt Town Isle of Dogs London Hoxton Kyrre Court of Queen’s Bench Lush and Hayes Phillips Jamaica

Mersey Railway Bridge Opens for Goods Traffic

Reports note the great railway bridge across the Mersey at Runcorn opened for goods traffic on Monday. Merchants in London’s Mincing Lane donate 1000 to a lifeboat fund for Montrose, and misprints appear in other columns. General Grant is seen at his headquarters showing casual indifference to leadership.

John Forster Savage Lander Mersey Runcorn Mincing Lane London National Lifeboat Institution Montrose N.B Robert Buchanan Spectator Grant United States

Speech returns to a girl after two years near York

A young girl near York regains speech after two years of silence when her mistress called her name. Since the call she has spoken freely, delighting the family. The report moves through other society topics and a trial anecdote with Mrs. Gutteridge at Lichfield.

York Timour the Spectator India House Mahomed Frith R.A Don Quixote Nell Gwynne E. M. Ward Grinling Gibbons Evelyn Luther Academy Pettie Wolsey Marcus Stone Eizabeth Queen Mary Lanonapy Lichfield Gutteridge Blue Bell Powell Colonel Dyott

Marriages and Births in the January Herald

Records list births and marriages across multiple towns. Notable entries include the birth of a son to the wife of Rev. T B Knight in Bristol and numerous marriage notices in Wigan Derbyshire Liverpool Islington Bradford Croydon Hartlepool and Southport along with obituaries for Rev Thomas Evans of Shaftesbury and Martha Collier of Southport.

W. Exley Barnsley Sharp Gerrish St. John’s Church Keynsham G. Robinson William James Joseph Sharp Brighton Hsther John Gerrish Clough—Hill Wesleyan Bradford J. Bloomfield William Clough Sarah Thoms Hill Mill—Spicer Trinity Congregational Church Croydon John Wiell M.D. M.R.C.S.B Martha Wilson Spicer John Edward Spicer Clahaw New Bridge Street Sydenham John Yorke Watling-street Kinburn House Tulsehill London Sarah Maria Henry Jones Roseville Huyton Park Liverpool Peters West Hartlepool Joseph Sutton Leigh Ralph Peters Marklands Astley Mary Anna William English George Pyman West House Barker —Noble Sion Chapel J. P. Chown Henry Barker Emma Noble Manningham Dhaths Evans Shaftesbury Dorset Thomas Evans Collier Cavendish Villa Southport Mia Martha Collier James Collier Abingdon Berks

Bank of England Weekly Financial Summary 1869

The Gazette lists accounts under the 7th and 8th Victoria cap. 2 act for the week ending Jan 27 1869. Government Debt 11,015,100 pounds Roses tested 3,984,909 pounds Gold Coin and Bullion 17,719,275 pounds Total 32,749,275 pounds. January 28 1869 entry.

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