Transportation for seven years in Queen’s case
William Hamilton pleaded guilty to aiming a loaded pistol at the Queen in the Green Park, with intent to alarm. Lord Chief Justice Wilde condemned the act as notoriety seeking and ordered seven years transportation beyond the seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hamilton
Green- Park
Wilde
Machbiacs
C. F. Higgins
Amelia Virtue Ins
Upper
Montague-street
Francis Paul Jodrell
Portland-place
Broughton
Long
Thunder storm damages ships and Osborne House at Cowes
A severe thunder storm at Cowes caused extensive damage to ships including a new barque and the Hebe yacht mast. Os bore House clock tower windows shattered and a worker injured, with reports of a possible fatality. Separately, benevolent society gifts totalled 1,040,518 dollars for various missions. Also notes opening of the North Staffordshire railway segment Congleton to Macclesfield with a gala.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qazonnz
Gowes
Set Cowes
Majesty’s Marine Palace of
Osborne
Osborne, At Dr
Ter
Joey
A. W. Corbett
American Seamen's Friend
American Anti-Slavery Society
American Colonization Society
New York State
American and Foreign Evangelical Society
American Temperance Union
Tay Noam Starromps
Rawway
Orsnina
Tum Linz Fuom
Congleton
Macclesfield
Thorada
North Staffordshire
Mecclesfield
Dane Viaduct
Daily News
Curious 19th Century Health and Nobility Notices
Loap A Frizcrargyce shows health improvement while Tuscanu or Thanet dies at Gloucester-place. The earldom becomes extinct after heirs die without issue. Obituaries note Sir Benjamin O Annan, Fox Maurer, and others. Official appointments list legal and colonial posts across Ireland Cape of Good Hope Nova Scotia Ceylon. Royal visit to Scotland hinted with Aberdeen plans and Dunrobin Castle preps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loap A. Frizcrargyce
Tuscanu
Gloucester-place
England
Earl
Benjamin O'Annan
British North America
Mtreat
Tur Ri
Fox Maurer
Forfar
Earl of
John Ball
Ireland
Dublin
Alfred Power
Irish Poor-law Board
William Hope
Cape of Good Hope
Charles Boyle
Cape
G. N. K. Thwaites
Periadenia
Ceylon
W. Skeen
Alexander M‘dougall
Legislative Council of
Nova Scotia
Henry 8. Blackwood
Scottannp
Aberdeen
Prince Albert
Balmoral
Banff, Kincardine
East Forfar
Scotland
Dunrobin Castle
North of Scotland Gazette
Lion mauls woman at Wombwell's menagerie in Birmingham
A woman named Grummage at Wombwell's collection in Birmingham was injured when she stroked a sleeping lion. The animal seized her arm and tore skin near the back, necessitating amputation. She is recovering, determined to avoid risky encounters at menageries.
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Wombwell
Birmingham
Grummage
Birmingham Journal
Sun
Kitteppy
Coventry
Wombweil
University of London
Roberts
Samuel
Manchester New College
Davies
David Charles
University College
Halley
Robert
University
Coward) College
Feudalism and the English Armed Nation
The piece praises feudalism and the military profession as civilization’s apex. It urges nobles to join the armed state service and reject commerce or liberal professions, arguing that courage and force are natural and essential. It critiques anti military sentiment as a sign of decline, and calls for a stronger national military force.
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Buackwoon
Senate
Exeter Hall
Satirical Letters Target Puseyism And Public Figures
The piece mocks Puseyite themes and satirical names such as the Rev. Doctor Smiler of Great Yarnham and the trio Mount Huxtable Iscariot Rowdy and Launton Swallowlies. It praises an Austria Hungary article for urging settlement without Russia, warning against any alliance with monarchic injustice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Fustian
Blackwood
Doctor Smiler
Great Yarnham
Algernon Sydney Mount Huxtable
Eton
Iscariot Rowdy
Waterloo
Launton Swallowlies
Austria and Hungary
Austria
Hungary
Russia
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