Beverley Ghost Story and Other Local News
In Beverley, Stephen Brown reports a late night encounter with a spectral boar like creature after leaving a public house, chased by a glowing eyed pig, pursued by watchmen, with all parties firm in belief of the event. Also noted are horse racing at Newmarket, local obituaries, parish rates, and other brief notices from Western Times and Cornish Guardian.
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Stephen Brown
Skidby
Russia
Europe
Stephen
Grunter
Bee Hive Inn
Pig
Brown
Porky
York Courant
Extraordinary Murder in Hesse Cassel Unearthed
A recent trial in Hesse Cassel revealed the murder of Count Uregg by a plot involving Conrad Esnor and his in‑laws. Osterfeld and Essor conspired with the Countess to kill the nobleman after a marriage arrangement, with Essor directly dragging the Count and Essor’s wife assisting. Osterfeld confessed to aiding. Essor died in prison before final verdict. Osterfeld got life imprisonment with potential release if not principal. Julia Essor and Amelia Uregg received hard labor terms. all three to cover prosecution costs.
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Hesse Cassel
Hesse
Count Uregg
Antoine Osterfeld
M. Essor
Osterfeld
Essor
Oqaterfeld
Julia Essor
Amelia Uregg
Minority member corrects flogging abolition vote
G. Standish Barry of Morley’s Hotel writes to the editor of the True Sun, noting his name was omitted from the minority list on Major Fancourt’s motion to abolish military flogging. He asks the paper to state that he voted for the motion.
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Major Fancourt
G. Standish Barry
Morley’s Hotel
New Vestry Bill Aims To Level Parish Rates In Commons
Editor letter urges fair access to vestry benefits by adopting an act suited to peculiar parish circumstances. Also reports Bologna crime news and police actions in Belleville with arrests, plus agricultural petitions and apothecaries hall certificate grants to several gentlemen.
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True Sun
John Hobhouse
House of Commons
Evans
Sir John Hubhouse
John ( Chesthinster
Bologna
Rome
Faenza
Forli
Cardinal Maffei
Museum of
Belleville
Jie
Galignani
Northampton Herald
Daventry
Towcester
Kislingbury
Horton
Thomas Ash Burrows
Kegworth
Isaac Harrison
North Leeds
John Nichols Hadleston
Pucklechurch
Frederick Lewis
London
Granville Smith
Castle Donvington
Thomas Scatchard
East Keswick
George Ferris Whidborne
Alexander Edward Webber
Bunnington
Somerset
William Barry Wade Webber
Runnington
Political Associations Law Debate in France
The chamber debated a government bill to suppress political associations amid strong speeches. Ministers attacked the legitimacy of factions, with comparisons to 1798 measures, while opponents urged limited scope and temporary effect. The session adjourned amid agitation.
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M. Pages
Pitt
Republican Party
United States
Republican Party of
France
M. Berryer
M.berryer
M. Guizot
Manon
M. Dupin
Messrs. Portalis
Petou
M. Portalis
M. Alphonse de la Martine
M. de Remusat
M. Bignon
M. Petit
Tribune
Frald
Boise
Debate over Poor Law reforms and church rates
The newspaper critiques the Poor Law Commissioners plan to shift relief to national funds, arguing it risks social disruption and contradicts England’s traditions. It condemns.evizanets style subsistence promises, defends parish systems, and previews Mr Divett's imminent motion to abolish church rates, urging passage as just.
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Poor Law Commissioners
England
Euizanets
Euizapeth
Willliam
Poor Law
Mr. Martius
Mattuus
Mattnus
Malithoe
Arrived from Lisbon with Mixed News and Market Drift
The Pike reaches Lisbon on the 2d but brings no decisive news. Markets show little movement with Consols around 914 and Spanish at 294. Portuguese Regency steady near 623 to 624 as traders await clearer signals amid scarce money and cautious stock activity.
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Oporto
Consols
Travers
East India Company
Flanders
France
Holland
Gottenburgh
Stock Exchange
Lloyd's Books
Lawson
Wick
Bristol
Hoy Sound
Eakin
Clare
Liverpool
India
Cortes
Will of East End tailor leads to injunction in Vice-Chancery
The case concerns a tailor's will that left the family business in Sackville street to the elder brother until a set age with a 2002 annuity and an apprentice fee to the younger. The elder moved stock, opened another shop, and advertised the former residence. The Attorney General, for the mother and others, sought and obtained an injunction today.
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Cooper
Sackville Street
Bow Street Assault and Knife Theft Court Notices
Elizabeth Young was charged with striking Daniel Gill on the head with a targe. The magistrate admonished the prosecutor for reckless conduct. Young was committed to fifteen days in the House of Correction. A German man named Matakesane faced theft charges for stealing four knives and forks from Mr Briarwood. He claimed innocence and was remanded for further examination. The Loyal True Blue Club at Maidstone discussed pension vote with representatives and debated toasts reflecting potential divisions among members.
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Newmarket
Mr. Crauford
Sir D. Sandford
Mr. Douglas
Paisley
Viscount Althorp
Downing Street
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Colonel Seale
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John H
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Guarian
Cuuren Bates
Chamleigh
Carter
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Qaola
Newcastle Chronicle
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Arundel
Harris Arundel
A. Bone
Marseilles
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Grenada
Duke of Cleveland
Mr. Beaumont
Greenwich Hospital
Bow-Street
Elizabeth Young
Daniel Gill
House of Correction
Matakesane
Briarwood
Rothschild
True Blue Club
Maidstone
A.W. Roba Esq
C.J. Barnes
Thanobean
Radio
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Ae Robarts
Barnis
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Paris Dispatch on French Chamber Debates and Vigilant War Preparations
The Paris correspondent notes M Merilhou's forceful critique of the government’s aims to curb associations and press freedom. He warns of police measures and foreign influence, while ministers push a strong arm approach. Fresh troops reach Paris, with a planned cavalry review and camps at Compiegne. Reports also touch on Prussia, Belgium, Spain, and the Belgian-Dutch talks, amid unrest and intensified policing.
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M. Merilhou
Rettig
Latte
Merilhou
France
Holy Alliance
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N.paseo di Bo
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Paris
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Compeigne
Antwerp
Lyons
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Orleans
Wirtemberg
M. d’Ancilloo
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
Mail from Lisbon and army changes at Falmouth
From Our Own Correspondent Falmouth reports His Majesty s schooner Pike arrived from Lisbon with advices to the 2d instant. The army had been inactive since the 18th. General Saldanha to leave the army with Valdez expected to succeed. Don Pedra not recovered. Lord William Russell not yet left. English and Irish workers on public roads shipped for Bogiana aboard the Royal William. The Pike could not deliver a mail due to a bar. Several British ships and a French corvette were in the Tagus. Pelham packet with a million dollars overdue adds surprise.
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Brooking
Lisbon
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Saldanha
Gener Valdez
Don Pedra
William Russell
Lord Howard de Walden
Baron Mortier
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Oporto
Tagus
Asia
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Ringdove
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Savage
Stag
Linnet
Lightning
Alliens R
Parliament Motions on Dueling and Church Separation
Letter to the editor from Buckingham clarifies two House of Commons motions discussed Friday. One calls a Select Committee to inquire into causes of great social evils and legislative preventive measures. The other requests a bill to prevent dueling. Also notes petitions from Dudley and Michigan for church-state separation as relief for dissenters.
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House of Commons
Dudley
Buckingham
Mancheates
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