Druce Case Plowden Court Proceedings In London
London week end reports on Druce perjury case in Clerkenwell Court before Mr Plowden. Caldwell, a 70 year old witness, testifies amid sensational attention in New York, Ireland, and England. The trial includes discussions of Welbeck portraits and underground galleries, with Mary Robinson recounting Dickens meetings and the Duke of Druce’s alleged secrets surrounding the funeral in 1894.
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London
Yhin
Druce
Clerkenwell Court
Mr. Plowden
P.M. Merfidet
Ireland
England
America
Asia
Welbeck
Portland
Duke
Baker-Street
Dasaar
Caldwell
Ist
T. C
Robert Cald
Hitsclf
Matt Long
Wellerr
Portlan
Drace
Strive Weround
Milas Stary Robinson
Canterbury
New Zealand
Aiecret
Dhokima
Nottingham
Dickers
Ryde Park
Mary Robinson
Feintlex
Avery
Dickens
Hyde Park
Rim
Seine Robinson
Ambertos
Tollthe
Shing Lo
Mr. Druce
Tunbridge Wellter
Red Riding Hood
Dim
Dikens
Mins Robinson Weld
Hie
Boston
Che
Bustan
Drucels
Mina Robertson
New York
Fanland
Charles
Dickens Jett
Bhetead
Wold
Theva Rave Bess
Austral Trae
Lina Af Dever
Mise Wa- Dinsom
Comsel
Duks
London News
Duke of Portland
Welbeck Abbey
Welberk Abbey
Alherney Jones
Avory
Plowden
Tyler Avery
Welbeck Abey
Atherley Jones
Calawell
Theales
Theales. Aosects Sa Milas Robinson
Whiezers
Mystery of Madame Tassaud in Welbeck Lodgings Case
In a Welbeck Abbey hearing, Miss Robinson testified about adopting the name Mme Tassaud to live at Welbeck lodgings under Mrs Pearce, with letters addressed to Mme Tassaud and Miss Robinson. Counsel pressed on the dual identities and letters, while defense argued the Duke portrait misidentification and stressed the matter as a court case over improprieties.
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America
Droce
Welbeck Almen
Worksop
Drnse
Misa Hobin
Welbeck
Mia Robinson
Mme
Toussaud
Avary
Tnere
Madame Tassaud
Row
Madame Tassava
Miss Robinson
How Do You Walk Short Steps Reveal Temperament
A fragmented description categorizes walkers by gait. Short rapid steps imply a pragmatic, busy nature, yet a nervous temperament. A stiff knee stride suggests a hesitant, tentative style. The text partially outlines personality linked to walking patterns.
Public Works Projects Include Repairs and Installations
Public works items listed include repairs at Inverell residences and dairy buildings, electric light installation, stormwater work at Benevolent Asylum and Macquarie Street Parramatta, drainage for Bomudlea bore water trust, pump engines by Milner Brothers, and a new street alignment from George Street to Regent Street with a bridge over Darling Harbor railway and a cable car line.
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Wendur
Inverell
B. M. Wade
Asylum For Infirm
Rockwood
T. J. Cauley
Sydney
Benevolent Asylum
Macquariestreet
Parramatta
Bell
Deiicet
Mores
Whelan
Moros
Eve
Milner Brothers
Bydney
Georgestreet
Regent-street
Darling Harbor
Fable and political satire mix in muddled tale on Unionism
A tangled parable recounts a wolf and lamb with misquoted dialogue on water, trust, and predation, then shifts to a garbled debate on political unionism and competition. The piece ends with disjointed musings on walkers, character types, and a tramway contract reference.
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Swiich
Diary and testimonies surround the Druce case in court
The transcript details Miss Robinson and others linking to the Druce affair, with references to Madame Tussaud, the London waxworks, and travels from England to New Zealand. It notes diary custody, a diary transfer dispute, and alleged diary theft during court proceedings.
Mohawk Destroyer Sets Speed Record For British Navy
The destroyer Mohawk built by J Samuel White at East Cowes completed official North Sea trials. It maintained 25.5 knots mean speed, exceeding contract speed of 24 knots, and demonstrated low oil consumption with steam turbines and oil-fired water tube boilers. The vessel features five turbines, four propellers, and relies on liquid fuel with a wide radius of action.
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Mohawk
Messrs
J. Samuel White
Whler Inks
Eéit BP
Ewe
Admiralty
Auction Sale Notice From Local Advertiser
Fragmented sale notice lists auction details and dates in unclear text. Names and specifics are unreadable, with references to citrus, Hindasbry fest, and LAXO POWIC possibly indicating product or event terms. Information is too garbled to extract concrete entities or outcomes.
A Watchman's Discovery on the Rail Way Wharf
Night watchman William M Lean found a man’s body in the water during rounds at the Railway Wharf. The water police retrieved the corpse and took it to the morgue for identification. The deceased appeared 35 to 49 years old, tall, stout, with dark hair, wearing a blue serge suit. A ship’s waybill, a ship’s ticket, and a receipt for 12 were found aboard aboard the Wyoming bound vessel, signed J Jones.
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William M’lean
Benny
Atramer Wyoming
J. Jones
Explosion at Ultimo Power House Injures Two Men
Two workers, William Heath aged 42 of Chelderstreet Marrickville and a 28 year old man from 204 Victoria pond Marrickville, were seriously injured by an explosion during blasting. They were rushed to Miller's Point’s hospital for treatment after undergoing tamping and boring work with lime rather than gunpowder.
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William Heath
Chelderstreet
Victoria Pond
Marrickville
Spn
Ultimo Power Mouse
Sonrecuit Eye Hospital
Miller's Point
Australian Birds and Animals Postcard Prize Rules
A garbled ad offers a postcard packet prize with no entrance fee and a £30 cash prize. It asks entrants to write four lines of a limerick, include name and address, send with a postal note, and mark envelopes No 1954 to The Crown Studios, 44 George Street Stone. The manager reserves rights and accepts liability for loss or damage.
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Uwe
Limerick
Syle
Alan
Nna Corner
Crown Studios
George Stre Stoney
Crown
Oeal
Captain Cook Journal Pages Found in England
Advices from Wellington New Zealand report a single page of Captain Cook's Journal kept during the voyage has reached England. A facsimile shown by A G Turnbull of Wellington indicates Cook named Botany Bay Botanists Bay rather than Stingray Bay due to lingrars seen in the waters.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Captain Cook
Australia
England
Turnbull
Two Up Public Game Sparks Court Action
In Central Polls Court, kids named Jas Devin George Ook Watson and laborers with John Byrnes faced charges for playing two up in public thoroughfares. The magistrate warned the practice is very common again and denied requests for more time, urging immediate effort to repay debts.
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Kidward Jas
Devin
George Sydney Ook
Robert Erneat Watson
John Byrnes
Donaldson
Binet
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Croce
Misa Robinson
Tussaud
Richmond
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Fiji
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Druce” Ware
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Wiles Abe
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Coborn
Mies Reblonan
Sean
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Stavagats
Pyrmont
Wootarbosk
Jon Sas
Dymsek
Wand, Lack, and Company
Thi Pypdler Bition Sxmuai
Boye
Gicle
Yosiraind
Raving
Jon Par-yape
Seteare
Tomes Tang
Kek
Money Braton
Embie
Captain Cook's
Botanists’ Bay
Segura
Mick Simmons
Bent Isoks
Flenick
Truman
Hardee
Pier Agh
Teron Mines
Ik Maliritey
JIE Pyle
Ylmuatratad Tisttny
Haymarket
Rowley Sewing Machines
Sage USA
Rowley Awd CO
Victoria
Pitt-Street
E. _WAY & COMPANY, P
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David Grant & Co
Tate
Gere Payne
Panama
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Suleca
A. H. Russon
Atl Putin
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Davidsoné Co
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