Confession of a murder at Bow Street shock to Bow Street
George Dyer aged forty seven a City clerk surrendered to police confessing killing George Wilson about twelve years ago in Australian gold diggings after quarrel. He returned to England in July 1866 married a second wife two months ago and sought justice at Bow Street. He was remanded for further inquiry.
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Suez Canal hailed a success amid depth limits and future work
In a Royal Society reading, Mr. Bateman C E calls the Suez Canal a decided success despite a reef at Serapeum restricting current ships to 16 feet of water. When rocks are removed, depth may reach 21 to 22 feet.
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