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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 19, 1849
Page
10
A court description details the prisoner Manning with a pronounced double chin, blue eyes, and stern posture while his wife Mrs. Manning appears calm and composed in court. She wears a satin dress and veil, projecting strength and a restrained, almost good natured demeanor amid grave charges.
Report of Gulleson Wilson's execution for multiple murders at Liverpool in March. Details describe meal refusal, pinioning, Catholic priests praying with him, his declaration of innocence, vast crowd views, and the hangman’s completion followed by the posthumous reactions. Mention of Madame Tussaud and a phrenologist at the scene.
The Craxree v Lola Montez and Mr Heald unfolds as Mrs James misses a Wednesday appearance. Mr Clarkson seeks estreation of recognizances amid rumors of a compromise, Lola Montez and Heald having left London for Paris after a Naples–London trip.
A remarkable pair of waterspouts formed near Llanelli harbor on Tuesday afternoon. Observers noted a slender cone shape descending from dark clouds, with one spout reaching toward Wormshead Bay before rising again. Both showed no thunder or lightning, lasted under twelve minutes total, and moved at about ten miles per hour under a north west wind. The event recalled a similar phenomenon from about a decade earlier.
The Queen may extend her Highland stay to reach Osborne House by month’s end. Earl Grey attends, with Sir George Grey to succeed him in royal rail journey to London. Balmoral visitors include Mr Fox Maule and Sir Alexander Duff. Prince Albert and anglers noted. a grand salmon day was postponed due to swollen water. A Norwich bishopric vacancy discussed with Lord Auckland and rotation rules. Sir Albert Denison Denison changes surname per will. Sir Robert Peel’s Highland hospitality praised in Inverness Courier. Sergeant Macpherson recounts Peel’s predicted rise to Prime Minister and a generous gift of £18 13s from Peel.
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