Kinkel Faces Life Prison Over Baden Revolt
The article recounts Gottfried Kinkel's role in the Baden uprising, his capture, and a harsh life sentence reimposed as a state criminal. He endures squalid conditions in multiple prisons, denied books or family access, and is forced to spin for thirteen hours daily. The piece pleads for clemency and his emigration to England or America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baden
Kinkel
Frankfort
Hinkel
Siemeney
Kirkelig
Kainkel
Ghurah
Naugard
Baltic
Spandau
Dame
Tthe University
England
Prussia
Baron Manteufel
Gottfried Kinkel
America
Court official and personal news from Windsor to Malta
Reports note patents of precedency for several lawyers and officials in Windsor. Malta retirement of Mr More O Ferrall and succession by Lord Beaumont are discussed. A deputation of the Inventors Patent Reform League meets Sir George Grey, and Leicester elects Harris as mayor. Also noted are the Duke of Newcastle's declining health, the death of Henry Hallam, and a pension grant to John Payne Collier.
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Windsor
Sergant Auten
Oxford
Sergeant Wilkins
Miller
Midland
Martin
Whhitehurst
Globe
Matta
Malta
More O’ Ferrall
Lord Beaumont
More O'Ferrall
Daily News
The
Inventors’ Patent Reform League
George Grey
Home Office
F. W.gampin
W. Price
G. Shepherd
Waller
Townley
Mahin
Ellis
Joan Dove
Harris
Richard Harris
Uisq
Leicester
Newcastle
Clumberpark
Duke of Newcastle
Henry Hallam
Henry ‘Hallam
Sienna
Arthur
Tennyson
Payne Conmier
Atheneum
John Payne Collier
Shakspeare
Collier
Geneva improves watchmaking with screw wound mechanism
An improvement in watch manufacture at Geneva renders keys unnecessary. Turning a screw winds the watch and another movement adjusts the hands, simplifying operation and regulation.
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Geneva
The Faauparent Bint Transaction in Common Pleas
In the case Samuel Sibury v. the Rev Thomas Hodsoll Wilkins the court examined alleged frauds around a £160 bill of exchange. Gardiner and Pitman arranged a scheme to defraud Wilkins, with multiple letters and partial payments. A rule was granted against the defendants for staying proceedings and potential costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Samuel Sibury
Thomas Hodsoll Wilkins
Coleridge
Pietman
Igrounds
Ccartain Bille
Thomas Houdso Wilkins
Rippatechoes
Northamptonshire
Burton-street
Laviston
Joan
J. Gardiner
Libury
Alistrome
Gardyner
Jorsa
Willing Déa
Gardiner Mitermied Kiesee
Cory
Gardinér
Wilkins
Singer
Wilking
William Smith
Wilmington Square
Samuelsbury
Homan Pitman
Charlotte-street
Portland Place
Pittida
Smith
Gardiner
Mr. Wilkins
Justice Coleridge
Pittman
Silbury
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Police, Assize, &c
Stouen
Sirrell
Mansion House
Henry Godden
Maidstone
Brockleby
Epsom Races
Luigi Balerha
Halifax
Sirrell’s
Miles Emily Coates
Lund
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