Unnamed Official Faces Impeachment Fallout and New Hampshire Election
The figure remains unseen except as a reluctant witness for the impeachment and may be rewarded by a Senate bill abolishing the Adjutant-General’s post. The nation braces for impact as voters await New Hampshire’s March 10 election results to gauge the political mood.
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Senate
New Hampshire
Foreign items and notices from Madrid to Nova Scotia
A wide array of international notes: Spain-Rimme r negotiations and Sevenpemnans' alliance, Canada imposes six month newspaper notice for divorces, Calais Dover cable damaged by storm, Boulogne lines keep passable. Germany counts exodus to U S and Bremen berths for Baltimore steamers. Obituary for O J Anderson near Ovamba. Prince Imperial turns twelve. Ludwig II contemplates abdication with Otho as heir. British plan to send Angelo to Somali coast to probe captive claims. Various brief items from Warsaw to Paris including Jewish affairs, clergy in Paris, Nova Scotia petition against Confederation, and famine reports from Arabs and Finland.
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Madrid
Baltimore
O. J. Anderson
Ovamba Land
Prince Imperial
Ludwig II
Bavaria
Kumalapoor
Aix
Momtha
Jan Porssu Krepom
Warsaw
Poland
Vistula
Io Free Press of
Vienna
Kingdom of
JerueaLex
Jerusalem
Bismark
Bund
Constantinople
Rabbi Ayeh
Nopman Madzop
India
Europe
Macleod
Italy
Rs. Macleod
Glasgow
London
Tun Patoraniizs
Lower Danube
Servia
Pall Mall
Paris
Hyacinthe
Rome
Monsignor Bauer
Madeline
Bois
Mademoiselle Theresa
Daily News
Nova Scotia
House of Commons
Joseph Howe
Armand
Executive Council of
Troof
W. H. Smith
Canada
Confederation
Echo d’ Oran
Misserghia
Finland
Todmorden murderer Weatherill indicted at Manchester Assizes
The Todmorden case against Miles Weatherill was heard at the Manchester Assizes with Sarah Bell as a key witness. The jury found Weatherill guilty of murder and he received the death sentence. The report covers related trials and inquests across Maidstone, Bedford, Bromley, Winscombe, and Liverpool, including the deaths of Rev. A J Plow and Lady Tichborne claimant disputes.
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Miles Weatherill
Todmorden
Manchester
Justice Lush
Elizabeth Spink
Mary Hodgson
A. J. Plow
Weatherill
Bedford Assizes
Worsley
William Bradbury
Luton
Welch
Wilkins
Holmes
Winscombe
Somerset
Henry Christmas
Christmas
Noel Fearn
Sion College
Royal Society of Literature
St. Peter’s Church
Cornhill
Lankester
Tichborne
London
Australia
Liverpool
Clerkenwell
Francis Kedder
Maidstone
New Romney
No Portry Lecturer Provokes Riot and Arrests in Rochdale
Mr Murphy caused a riot in Rochdale on Saturday with pistol fire and threats of bloodshed. Windows were broken and police intervened but no one was killed. In Manchester on the same day an incendiary associate was jailed for sixteen months for firing on a policeman at Rochdale. Murphy’s Protestant camp at Cronkeyshaw Common was levelled and he was arrested for tumultuous assemblages. A Catholic church was attacked and shots fired during the night.
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Murray
Murphy
Rochdale
Manchester
Trish
Cronkeyshaw Common
Mr. Bright