Union Hall Boy Burned and Handcuffed by Father
A ten year old boy, Cherry, living at No 27 Lion Street Kent-road, was brought in with feet bound in handcuffs and severe bruising. Neighbors found him crying by a yard stone on Wednesday afternoon. linen rags under a bedstead were ignited, and smoke forced the window open. The boy claimed his father beat him over a missing gold pin, then locked the room and left, suggesting arson. Magistrates discharged the father after a long inquiry, advising careful supervision of the son.
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Union-Hall
Cherry
Lion-street
Kent-road
Sanders
P Division
Lord Morpeth's election prospects stir Sheffield reformers
Sheffield liberal reformers move to promote Lord Morpeth's re election after his acceptance as Secretary for Ireland. Circulars issued for a Tontine meeting with B Sayle presiding and a committee to push the campaign, including Hugh Parker as chairman. Canvassing continues vigorously with favorable reports, Leeds Mercury notes possible Wortley impact.
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M. F. F. Berkeley
Admiralty Board
Gloucester Journal
Sheffield
Lord Morpeth
Ireland
West Riding
Zedday
Tontine
B. Sayle, Eay
Brightside
Hugh Parker
Woodthorpe
M. Ellison
R. Rodgers
W. Fisher
Thomas Dunn
John Sykes
Wortley
Election intelligence from Cambridge and Sandwich rallies
In Cambridge a largely unopposed election elected Right Hon. T. S. Rice as Cambridge member amid cheers, with discussions on municipal reform, parliamentary principles, and church questions. In Sandwich Sir T. Troubridge was unanimously re-elected without opposition, pledging reform support and straightforward service to country and constituents.
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Cambridge
Shire Hall
Spring Rice
Thrower
T. S. Rice
Parker
Lord Melbourne
Sir Robert Peel
England
London
Lord Morpeth
Cobbett
The
Treasury
House of Commons
Cor
Abercrombie
Canterbury Notes on Lord Conyngham and Writs
The article reports in Canterbury that Lord Albert Conyngham has not accepted office and no writ could be issued. He awaits his constituency’s view before taking office, a move described as shocking and potentially undermining a national institution. Resolutions in support of his acceptance circulate for signatures under the liberal government.
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Canterbury
Monpay
Albert Conyngham
Lord A. Conyngham
North Essex nomination meeting at Braintree selects candidates
The North Essex nomination occurred yesterday in Braintree with candidates John Payne Elwes and John Disney, amid a large crowd and festive displays. Supporters argued for reform and agricultural interests while the crowd debated loyalties and the Reform Bill's legacy as candidates faced rival nominations and public scrutiny.
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Essex
Braintree
Payie Ives
Seatleman
John Disney
Elwes
Disney
G. W. Gent
Quintin Dick
Maldon
Henry Smith
Golchester
Bullock
Baring
John Payne Elwes
Magendie
Lennard
England
Mr. Elwes
Essex election speech reflects agricultural pledge and reform ties
A spectator recalls Mr Disney’s campaigning in Essex as he frames support for agriculture and constitutional rights, praising the Church and State and urging honest representation. He argues for free suffrage, reform of corporations, and fair treatment of voters while defending Melbourne administration. The scene ends with Mr Elwes named winner after a poll is set for Thursday.
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Vié
Maldon
Earl Grey
T. Disney
Essex
Elwes
Disney
Jerome
Mr. Elwes
Treland
South’ Essex
House of Commons
Bridport
Melbourne
John Russell
Chares James Fox
Leonard
The
Agricultural Association
John Tyrrell
Bramall
Ir. Hawes
Declio
Keena
Lencard
Sven
Penryn and Falmouth Election Clash Amid Contested Race
In Penryn and Falmouth a contested election looms for the united area. Lord Tullamore declines to stand. some party fellows oppose Mr Rolfe while others urge silence. Voters and local figures weigh inviting Lord Tolamore again. fear of misrepresentation and fear of Popery mark the tense campaign as May approaches. Gloucestershire April 25 Henry Nurdes condemned to be hanged for murder with intent to murder, awaiting execution at scaffold.
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Teason
Johnson
Tropics
College of Surgeons
Society For the Diffusion of Useful
London
Thomas Tegg and Son
Heapide
Tytler
Universal History
Alexander Fraser Tytler
Lord Woodhouse Lee
John Murray
Albemarle-Street
Thomas Tegg
Tom
D For T. Tegg and Son
Coksellers
Penryn
Falmouth
Jane Bie Apel
Lord Tullamore
Rolfe
Eraetip
Beacawen
Tuilamors
Tolamore
Balle
O'Connell
Atep & Ny
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Zeitter and Company
Interlee ‘Ietruments
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Willis and Co
Royal Musical Repository
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REES
Waterloo
Holborn
Day
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Tee
George Henbery and CO
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Croker H Henekey ‘and Co
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High-street
Camden-town
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CB Mountain
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Nemencsacs Sparkling Champagne
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Piccadilly
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India
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Sir Grenville Temple
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Foreign Quarterly Review
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Goop
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Youne
Youne Carsox
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Pergeon
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Warren
Robert Warren
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