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Newspaper

Penny Newsman

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 01, 1861

Page

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Metropolitan constituencies and the Finsbury contest

A Sunday 1861 opinion argues large metropolitan constituencies should be judged by the value of their MPs' speeches, not length. It defends London borough elections, praises Layard's Southwark win, and warns against underestimating metropolitan talent while stressing the need for strong public service.

Tyre Finsbury Layard Bass Canning Hass Derby Dbass England Eeland Scotland Chelsea Kensington Durin Lord John Earl Russell London Cox Maryleie Harvey Lewis Southwark We. Locke Lambeth Impel Carlile Manchester Metro- Tritan Einbergh Macaulay West Riding Lord Morpeth Manier Milner Gibson Deidht Oiham Kidderminster Lowe Benjamin Haul Marylebone William Molesworth Hisbury Wakley Duncombe Louis Napoleon Mark Lord Palmerston Lord Derby Lords Liberal Party Gladstone

Explosion at Woolwich Dockyard injures lamplighter

A gas-house explosion at Woolwich Dockyard on Thursday afternoon severely injures lamplighter George Berare. Debris flew 150 feet, with several workers spared. An investigation will determine the accident causes.

Woolwich George Berare Q Sawyer

Sudden Death of a Wealthy Gentleman Uncovers Mystery

In Marylebone, a deputy coroner and jury investigated the death of John Montague Upcroft, reputedly wealthy, aged around sixty, who was found dead in his bed at 121 Marylebone road. He left no will and appeared to have no known relatives, with his mother dying days earlier. The inquest cited consumption and a heart polyp as causes, noting a long-unchanged scene and fragile sustenance. The two deaths prompted questions over a vast estate likely to accrue to the Crown if no kin are found.

Brent Portman Arms Quebec Street Marylebone John Montague Upcroft Marylebone Road E. Norton Upper Baker-street Regent’s Park Williams England P.G.M. James Roz Friendly Societies Manchester Unity of Old Fellows London House of Commons Foresters’ Society Garey Hatenwave Mary Elizabeth William Brabazon Lord Ponsonby Charles Earl Grey Adams Parehits Gir Brown Blake

Outrage over British flag seizure of Trent and Slidell party

Detailed account of the American seizure of the British mail steamer Trent near the Bahamas. The San Jacinto under Captain Wilks boarded and removed Commissioners Mason and Slidell and their aides, amid claims of protection under the British flag. Eyewitness scenes, diplomatic friction, and London and Liverpool reactions follow.

Mason and Slidell San Jacinto Moir Williams Trent Southampton Love Wilks Ha Vannah Africa New York Havannah Mason Theodore Charleston Royal Mail Slavannah St. Thomas Confederate ‘States France Bahama Channel Paradon Grande R.N Her Majesty Muir Eustis M‘farland Teutenant la Plata

Seniors Charge Against An Officer In Portsmouth Court

Arthur Fitzmaurice formerly a lieutenant in the 24th Regiment of Foot faced charges at Portsmouth police court for obtaining money by false pretences. He ran an hotel bill at the Fountain Hotel Portsmouth and paid with cheques drawn on Cox and Co Craig's Court and Grant and Gillman of Portsmouth. All cheques were dishonoured as was a £15 note. magistrates remanded him for a week with bail refused.

Portsmouth Arthur Fitzmaurice 24Th Regiment of Foot Kemp Fountain Hotel Cox and Co Craig’s Court Grant and Gillman Cox

Appalling Edinburgh building collapse kills and wounds dozens

A seven story wooden fronted Edinburgh block on High Street collapsed after a late night warning, burying residents in the ruins. Rescue efforts saved many but at least thirty people died or later died, with about forty injured or unaccounted as the debris was cleared and work paused at dusk.

Edinburgh North-bridge-street John Knox Bailie Fyfe's Royal Infirmary John Bruce Mary Bruce Isabella Jessie Bruce James Irvine Agnes. Irvine Berracher Bridget Mackinnon Georgina Wells Christina Ferguson Walter Ferguson Archibald Mackay Isabella Mackay John Geddes Gunn John Jane M‘latskie Andrew Smith Mary Gunn Janet Jane Wilkie Leith George James Bruce Alexander Irvine Elizabeth Geddes

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