Aristocratic Fracas at Marlborough Street Court
Lord Carington faced assault charges from Grenville Murray at Marlborough Street. Murray denied handwriting the Queen's Messenger article. Carington bound over to keep peace and bound for trial on the second charge. A court brawl erupted over papers, with chairs and inkstands damaged before order was restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needham
Halifax
Lord Carington
Marlborough Street
Grenville Murray
Murray
Giffard
The
Queen's Messenger
Duke of Beaufort
Lord Colville
D’eyncourt
Archibald Campbell
William Boden
Knox
Colonel Campbell
Marlborough-street Police Court
Drowning Seaway Tragedy And City Murders Reported
The text recalls a drowning where a swimmer failed to reach a young woman lost offshore and she was not recovered. It also reports a murder at Uxbridge after a pub quarrel leading to a throat cut. Murray and Redrup faced magistrates as a coroner's verdict awaited. A separate case sees Parr, an eleven year old, charged with manslaughter after a fatal knife throw in a local dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambert
Castle Lambert
Athenry
Cornwall
Huddy
Tredinnick
Crago
Elliott
Barham
Truro
Miss Huddy
Pill
Ennerdale Lake
Cumberland
Southport
Broadstairs
South Wales
Matty Colston
J. R. Colston
Thistledoon House Academy
Langland Bay
Miss Colston
Uxbridge
Murray
Redrup
Parr
Long Norval
Keh-lam-pian Hill
Hughes
House of Commons
Plimsoll
Derby
Pall Mall Gazette
M. Oppenheim
Paris
Three Crowns
Harvey Lane
Hall
Lord Roden
Mr. Hall
Thomas Newcombe
London
Lord Rodon
The Veiled World in a Victorian Gazette
A collage of notes from a bustling period reveals Metternich’s pebble of wit, plant disease near Devizes, a Faraday memorial at St Pauls, a spider bite death in Wilmington NC, and a flood of social vices and curiosities from London to Cape Town.
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Prince Metternich
Devizes
Faraday
St. Paul's
Wilmington
North Carolina
Thames Haven
Brown's
Cape
London
Messrs
Joseph Mosenthal and Co
Thames
East London
Chicago
W. P
South
New York
Newport
Browie
Essex
Elmswell
Thurston
Bury
Reutles
Robsinson Crasor
Antiquarian Society (of Scotland
Defoe
Robinson Crusoe
Alexander Selkirk
Juan Fernandez
Woodes Rogers
Pieron Enouitsu
China
Sampson Low and Co
Norval
Grampian