Man Demanded by Self in Bride Lane Assault Case
Charles Beckett faced assault charges after a plan to hang Mr Curtis by a scaffold rope in Parson's Court Bride Lane. The case revealed Russell and workers drunkenly plotted to kill Curtis and haul his corpse to Blackfriars Bridge, with a window broken by Russell. Beckett admitted remarks about hanging but was discharged after warnings. Russell to pay for the window.
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Charles Beckett
Russell
Parson’s Court
Bride-lane
Curtis
Court of Requests
Blackfriar’s Bridge
Thames
Peter Laurie
Otee
Peter
Mr. Curtis
Monument to Commemorate Conquest of England
At the Antiquarian Society of Normandy M de Caumont proposed a monument at Dives to honor William the Conqueror and the invasion fleet built on the Dive river. An obelisk with four faces would inscribe Norman lords who accompanied William. The proposal was ordered to be studied. M Guizot chosen director for 1888.
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Antiquarian Society of
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M. de Caumont
Dives
England
William the Conqueror
Dive
William
M.guizot
Society
General Election Probable Total Results in Returns
Analysis of election returns shows Reformers 347 and Tories 318. Ireland and Scotland add further counts, yielding a final majority around 36 for the Reformers. The Chronicle and Sir Robert Peel are compared, with the editors arguing their near accuracy beyond the Chronicle’s estimate, and noting the opposition remains a minority overall.
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Ireland
Orig
Sir Robert Peele
Chronicle
Robert Peel
the Chronicle
Robert
Globe
Portugal in Crisis as Marshal Saldanha Moves on Lisbon
Private letter reports Marquis of Saldanha marching with 2060 troops toward Torres Novas to seize Lisbon by assault while Constitutionists crackdown on dissent. Police arrest 800, 90,000 sovereigns corrupting troops, Jacobin unrest, Queen’s pregnancy under threat. National Guard of 5,000 to 6,000 surround palace. ministers resign. Lisbon fortified. expect violent clash as forces converge.
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Passos
Manoel Sodres
Caldeira
Baron de Campanha
Mid-Da
Lucatte
Santander
Oastler's Patriotic Manifestations and Portsmouth Militia Tale
A Victorian correspondent reports a violent scene at Huddersfield where followers of Richard Oastler claim to have beaten authorities and planned to dominate Wakefield, amid broader unrest. Nearby Ryde portion notes orderly behavior and protests against magistrates. In London Covent Garden a boating tragedy claims Reeves and Gill drowned after an evening bath voyage turning fatal.
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Zeeds Mercury
Rypg
Istz
Whcut
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Pelham
Portsmouth
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Fata
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