England and America urged toward pacific settlement
A large public meeting condemns war and presses for arbitration over the Alabama claims and belligerent rights. Speakers recount American Civil War grievances, urge unity, and praise Britain’s future cooperation to settle disputes peacefully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
America
W. BE. Forster
Alabama
Cheera
Napoleon
England
Lord Stanley
Lord Tanley
T. F. Buxton
N. Hatz
Viscount Amberley
Coartman
United States
The Frenians Clerkenwell Explosion Verdict and Allen
A coroner's inquest ends with a verdict of wilful murder against seven prisoners in the Clerkenwell Fenian explosion case. Jeremiah Allen is found not guilty by the jury and pleads not guilty at the Central Criminal Court with no Crown evidence against him. The jury also censures police preparedness at headquarters for failing to prevent the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerkenwell
Allen
Central Criminal Court
Jeremiah Allen
Not Guilty Verdicts and Irish Row In Civil Unrest
The Manchester City Police court discharged Patrick Mullady after a not guilty verdict in a riot case. Sullivan and Pigott received six and twelve months for sedition and related offences in Dublin and the Isehian. Seven Clerkenwell Fenians faced trial for wilful murder. A Mackay despatched to Dublin after a murder charge. Five disguised men attacked a Cork magistrate Newenham's residence. shots exchanged with no arrests yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester City
Patrick Mullady
Special Commission
Dublin
Sullivan
Pigott
John Artin
Clerkenwell Fenians
Pi Lewis
O'Neill
Thomas Henry
Mackay
Walike Aa
Spillane
Newenham
Cork
Mr. Newenham
Newenholme
Proceedings at Bow Street Over Warrants and Mill Case
At Bow Street a magistrate refused to issue a warrant in a case involving John Stuart Mill and others. The court discussed precedents on warrants for accessories and noted Eyre’s absence, with Mill and Taylor present as proceedings continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orble Richmond
Howe
Bowstreet
Rigion
Thomas Lenry
John Stuart Mill
Taylor
Nelson
Brand
Thee Aealant Gana
Eutenan Brand
Ted
M Lor
Mr. Eyre
Visit of Prince Philip in Tasmania and Sydney
Telegram from Mélbouide dated February 5 reports His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh visiting Tasmania and now in Sydney. Elections are under way with a new Parliament expected to meet March 8. Coastal storms and favorable agricultural prospects are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Mélbouide
Esgaies the Puke
Edinburgh
Tasmania
Sydney
MARK-LANE WHARF WEEKLY GRAIN MARKET REPORT
Our market today showed moderate English wheat supply with strong demand. Inferior wheat sold on lower terms while imports of foreign wheat increased samples. Fine parcels moved slowly at late rates. floating cargo prices were steady. Barley moved slowly, malt prices held, oats and beans and flour quoted, seeds and cakes inactive.
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Washington
Newman Hart
Bonker’s Hill
Order
América
Confederate States
Adams
Harl Russell
Ireland
Florida
Shenandoah
Rappahannock
Georgia
THE
Pontarriot
Merwe
Mark-Lane
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