A Young Woman’s Curious Lies and Police Proceedings
Anna Somerville Beaumont, a well-dressed young woman, was detained after claiming education and a plan to work, then exposed as a chronic liar who sought refuge in prisons and reformatories. She left the city lodging in distress while authorities pursue alternative lodging and inquiries.
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The Lives of Haydn and Mozart Volume Review
A high quality notice praising Gardiner's The Sounds of the Animated World by William Gardiner editor of Lives of Haydn and Mozart. Described as entertaining for musical readers with anecdote criticism and original thoughts. Also lists related works and pricing from Longman and others.
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Haydn
Mozart
BR Palar
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M: Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Co
Privy Council Revisits Suttee Ban In India Case
The Privy Council in Whitehall resumes hearing the Hindoo inhabitants dispute over abolishing the rite of Suttee. Lords present include the Lord President and Lord Chancellor, with Rajah Rammahun Roy in attendance. Counsel argue for and against government authority to interfere with sacred Indian customs. Deliberations continued into the afternoon as the Lords prepare a report for his Majesty in Council.
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Privy Council
Rammahun Roy
Serjeant
Spankie
East India Company
Little Miss Poole Missing From Mr Arnold Due To Terms
A historic notice notes that Little Miss Poole is not with Mr Arnold this year as her master demands terms that were considered imprudent to accept. The wording reflects period social customs and the constraints of child guardianship and arrangement.
Atrocious Murder Near Mount Sterling Kentucky
May 26 report from Flemingsburg detail a brutal murder of Andrew Young and his wife by a 19 year old enslaved person. After leaving home Saturday night and returning late, the assailant killed Mrs Young with an axe in the garden and then killed Mr Young in the orchard, severing her head and later striking him in the skull. The youth then alerted others, and the crime prompted a swift community response before the suspect was captured and jailed in Mount Sterling.
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Hopeful Union
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Sophia Horder
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Lowman
Regent-street
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John Orchard
Jones
John Andrews
Flemingsburg
Kentucky
Andrew Young
Mount Sterling
Me Young
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Mrs. Young
Horrible accident at Saratoga launch crushes two women
Two females died during the Saratoga launch when crowds on a long low pier were drenched by waves as the ship slid into the slip. The sloop moored beside the pier broke free, trapping bystanders and crushing the two women named Margaret Force and Bailey Cohen between the pier and the sloop as waves rose.
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Bailey Cohen
New York Paper
Pitmen unrest and coop erative movement described
The Tyne and Wear pitmen have desert ed their jobs for three months with no sign of return. Outsiders fill vacancies as leaders mislead locals. Welsh and other foreign workers prove capable, while violence flares at times. A Sheffield coop meeting features a defender of cooperative principles urging unity and social reform.
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Tyne Mercury
Tyne and Wear
Alston
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United Mechanics of Great Britain
Felling
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Edv Williams
Four Skeletons and a theatre legal action case notes
The report outlines a gruesome incident near the Gibbet Toll and details a High Court action by the Duke of Devonshire as Lord Chamberlain against Rayner and Davenport over acting and staging at Strand Theatre and Westminster Theatre. The text references prior service of a declaration of trial and mentions related individuals and dates.
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