Beverley Ghost Story Captivates Town After Night Encounter
Stephen Brown a Skidby farmer leaves Beverley pub and reports a spectral pig like creature with diamond eyes and silver hair pursuing him. The animal vanished at the toll gate, prompting watchmen to pursue. witnesses insist the event is true. Regular notices follow of horse races, deaths, legal matters, and local oddities.
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Beverley
Stephen Brown
Skidby
Russia
Europe
Stephen
Grunter
Pig
Brown
Poricy
York Courant
Extraordinary murder in Germany shocks continent
A recent trial in Hesse Cassel revealed the murder of Count Urege by a plot involving Conrad Essor his wife Julia Essor and accomplices Osterfeld and others. Osterfeld and Essor confessed to aiding in the plan with the Countess and she implicated her relatives before the court. Essor died in prison. Osterfeld received life imprisonment with potential release if not principal. Julia Essor three to four years with security. Amelia Uregg three years with similar security. The trio must also cover prosecution costs.
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Hesse Cassel
Hesse
Count Uregg
Urege
Conrad Exssor
Essor
Antoine Osterfeld
M. Essor
Osterfeld
Amelia Uregg
Letter to the editor on voting for abolition motion
G Standish Barry from Morley’s Hotel requests publication of his vote record for Major Faucourt’s abolition of military flogging motion. He states he voted for the measure and asks the True Sun to note his opposition to omission in the minority list.
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the True Sun
New Vestry Bill and Bologna Robberies Chronicle
A new vestry bill aimed at leveling rights for parishes under Sir John Hobhouse's Act will be raised in the House of Commons on Tuesday the 18th. The letter-writers urge fair treatment and parity with rate payers, without seeking undue advantage. The Bologna dispatch reports a 3000 crown robbery from Cardinal Maffei and the recovery of the golden armilla, plus police actions in Belleville arresting nearly 200 suspected criminals after a canal murder inquiry. Northampton Herald notes agricultural meetings in Daventry and surrounding towns seeking relief, and the Apothecaries’ Hall exam certificates granted to several gentlemen across Kent, London, and Yorkshire.
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THE
True Sun
John Hobhouse
House of Commons
Evans
Sir John Hobhouse
John's
Westminster
Bologna
Rome
Faenza
Forli
Cardinal Maffei
Belleville
Galignani
Northampton Herald
Daventry
Towcester
Kislingbury
Horton
Thomas Ash Burrows
Kegworth
Isaac Harrison
North Leeds
John Nichols Hudleston
Pucklechurch
Frederick Lewis
London
Granville-Smith
Castle Donnington
Thomas Scatchard
East Keswick
George Ferris Whidhorse
Alexander Edward Webber
Runnington
Somerset
William Barry Wade Webber
Runvington
Debates on political associations in the Chamber
A long session reports ministers attacking and defending a bill to suppress political associations. Speakers criticize republican and legitimist factions, compare to past acts, and propose amendments. The adjourned debate resumes with mixed support, while miscellaneous Lisbon and Brussels notes mention battles and a dubious railroad debate.
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M. Pages
Pitt
Republican Party
United States
France
M. Berryer
M. Guigut
High Water at London Bridge to Worrow
The entry notes high water readings at London Bridge with morning and evening times. It records times around 7:05 and 7:36, and mentions the publication of The Times Sun starting Saturday at 3 past 3.
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London Bridge
Worrow
Tace Sun
Debate Over Poor Law Proposals Divides Opinion
The article surveys opposition to making poor relief nationwide, criticizing the Poor Law Commissioners for resisting reform while praising Malthusian ideas. It notes parliamentary contention, church-state funding debates, and a forthcoming motion by Mr. Divett to abolish church rates, with support from Dissenters and many churchmen.
Morning London Market Wrap: News From Lisbon and Markets
The Pike from Lisbon arrived with old dates and no notable pay news. Consols firm at 93 3. Portuguese Regency at 62 4. Spanish and other bonds steady. Tea sale proceeds. Bonanza notes show mixed oil and cotton mood. Warnings: money tight, stock dull, markets cautious with prices and discounts steady to weak.
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India
South Sea
Essen
Do. Hope
P.c
Exchequer Bi
Cccsevensen Act Parecas
Rente d’Espi
Eee
Royal Spanish
Ley
Naples
C. Banks
Anglo Mexican Min. Co
Alliance Fire Insurance Company
Ccessee
Bolanos Mining Company
Ceseceseone
Cecosanenee
Imp. Min. Co
St. John del Rey
Cata Branca
British Iron Mining Company
Scssseees
Columbian Mining Co
S. Pw
Danada Company
Isses Nearsecens
General Mining Association
General Steam Navigation Company
National Provincial Bank of England
Provincial Bank of [Reland
Ccccereecarers
Real del Monte Mining Company
United Mexican Mio. O
Lisbon
Oporty
Consols
Travers
East India Company
Flanders
France
Holland
Gottenburgh
Stock Exchange
Lloyd's Books
Lawson
Wick
Bristol
Hoy Sound
Eakin
Clare
Liverpool
Cortes
Cooper versus Cooper will case injunction in Chancery
In the vice chancellor court the will of a leading tailor is challenged with the elder brother to manage the Sackville street trade until a set age. The will provides for a 2001 yearly annuity to their mother and a 5002 apprentice fee to the younger brother. The Attorney General filed for an injunction as the elder moved to a new house and offered the old stock for sale.
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Cooper
Sackville Street
Bow Street Assault and Knife Theft in Strand Case
Elizabeth Young faced Bow Street on assault charges for striking Daniel Gill with tongs after he attempted to take advantage of her. She was committed for fifteen days in the House of Correction. A German man Hutchesone was remanded for stealing four knives and forks from Mr Sharwood after dining at his establishment. The Loyal True Blue Club of Maidstone discussed pension list issues with Messrs Robarts and Barnett, praising their candid letters and toasts to Maidstone members and friendship despite differences.
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Srrrine
Mageu
M. Dupin
Messrs. Portalis
Petou
M. Portalis
Interior
M. Viennet
M. Alphonse de la Martine
M. Guizot
Ers
M. de Remusat
M. Bignon
M. Petit
Tribune
Bow-Street
Elizabeth Young
Daniel Gill
House of Correction
Hutchesone
Sharwood
Strand
Rothschild
True Blue Club
Maidstone
A.W. Robarts
C.J. Barnett
Messrs
France and Europe Tension Rise Over Right of Association
Our Paris correspondent reports on M Merilhou’s bold critique of the government’s new law as a broader attack on liberty and foreign influence. The piece notes police measures, troop movements around Paris, and a planned review of cavalry on Thursdays, with Franco-Prussian and Spanish issues shading the Vienna Congress atmosphere.
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M. Merilhou
Lafitte
M Merilhou
M. Barthe
M.pozzo di Borgo
M. de Guizot
D’argent
Lafayette
Paria
Duke of Orleans
Aris
Compeigne
Antwerp
Lyons
l’Ecule de Medicine
Wirtemberg
M. d’Aucillon
Metternich and Co
Prince of Orange
Berlin
Prince Frederick
Hague
Prussia
Belgium
Holland
Vienna
London
Spain
Madrid
Saragossa
Don Carlos
Rodil
Cuidad Rodrigo
Carlos
Bourse
Pike brings Lisbon mail as army stays inactive in Portugal
Falmouth reports His Majesty s schooner Pike arriving from Lisbon with mail up to the 2d. General Saldanha and the ministry remain in dispute, with Saldanha likely to leave the army for Lisbon and General Valdez named as successor. Don Pedro’s illness keeps Lord William Russell and successors from official credentials. English and Irish road workers were shipped to England aboard the Royal William. The Pike reached Oporto but could not take mail. several royal ships remain at Lisbon and the Pelham packet with a million dollars aboard is still absent creating surprise.
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Pike
Brooking
Lisbon
Royal William
Saldanha
Valdez
Don Pedro
William Russell
Lord Howard de Walden
Baron Mortier
England
Oporto
Bar
Tagus
His Majesty
Asia
Donegal
Ringdove
Nimrod
Savage
Stag
Lionel
Lightnig
Motions in the House of Commons and related notices
Notices recount two motions entered in the House of Commons, including a Select Committee inquiry into rising habitual drunkenness and a push to separate Church from State. Additional items note a bishop’s replacement, heirs of the Thanet titles, and a charitable planting effort at Cappoquin with diverse tree species.
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True Sun
House of Commons
L. Select Committee
Tne Hing
Dudley
Soan
Buckingham
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