Fancy fair at Spring Gardens for Charing Cross Hospital
A charity fancy fair is announced for the mansion and grounds of John Penn in Spring Gardens under royal patronage. It runs tomorrow and the following days starting at one o'clock. Invitations should be secured via the secretary at 27 Villiers Street.
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Annals of Medicine
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Gate of the Royal Exchange
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Devon County Meeting and Reform Debates Hit Headlines
The Devon county meeting, led by High Sheriff T. M. Woollcombe, saw Hon. Newton Fellowes and others push Reform Bill support with cheers. Speakers urged ministers to back reform, while observers noted a large turnout and calls to sign petitions to the Crown.
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Watson
Dayley
S. Rundle
Tavistock
Viscount Ebrington
John Russell
Truscott
R.N
John Collier
Nottinghamshire Great County Meeting at Mansfield
Friday meeting in Mansfield drew 2 500 to 3 000 people with flags and mottos. G H Vernon chaired as major resolutions praised the government, urged constitutional action to secure the Reform Bill, and thanked Earl Grey and the Sheriff as the assembly dispersed amid cheers.
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John Coke
Thomas Wakefield
Duke of Wellington
R. Hopper
Earl Grey
Seasonable application to Don Miguel in Lisbon crisis
British government presses for restitution from the usurper Miguel to unpaid English creditors. A force of about a thousand Royal Marines plus field pieces and rockets sails from Plymouth and St Helier to Madeira or Liston to enforce demands if needed. Major General Sir James Cockburn oversaw embarkation. ships include Britannia, Talavera, Caledonia, Romney. fog delayed movements.
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Three Swell Mob Guilty At Kennington Reform Meeting
At the Old Bailey on Monday three members of the swell mob were found guilty of robbing Colonel Pately of a purse containing two sovereigns and silver during a Reform meeting at Kensington. A female friend offered Madden 2000 to hamper the case, but he refused. Proclamations of royal birth celebrations and related processions were planned for the King’s birthday. A separate note reports a soap swindle on the Moffat line, an escape from Wilton gaol, and local developments in Glasgow surrounding fishing ventures and housing.
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Wason
Stafford-street
Fresintreet
Noble Street
National Gallery
Auber
Exeter Hall
Observer
Co Tt
Duke of Wellington
England
Potter
Manchester
Manchester.—Morning Chronicle. Prices of LaAne
Essex
Chelmsford
Wickstreet
Essex’ Herald
Anderson
Boston-place
Boston Street
Dorset-square
Middlesex Hospital
Old Bai Ey
Pately
Kensington
Madden
Bushy
St. James's
Moffat
Dumfries
Gane
Wilton
Orchard
Tossobes
Ratherald
Ailsa Crag
Lord Cassilis
Glasgow
Liverpool
Glasgow Chronicle
Stolen Mare Linked to Stables in William Street Inquiry
A street pursuit on a Wednesday afternoon led to the recovery of a mare left at William Street stables near the Rat's Arms public house. Constables and a Mr. Gregorie identified a suspect, William Act, who was later remanded as officers trace the saddle and bridle used in the theft. The Saunders family daughter testified, naming the prisoner as the man who brought the mare to the stables.
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Rat’s Arms
William-street
Immediz
Gregorie
William
Tale of a Black Snake Conquering a Rattle Snake
An account from a Congress member about a battle witnessed between a black snake and a rattlesnake. The black snake lured its foe into a circle, struck first, then constricted the rattlesnake, crushing every bone. The rattlesnake died as the black snake released its prey.
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Fort Erie
Literary Gazette
Inquest Finds Manslaughter By Careless Firewood Throw
A coroner's inquest at the Bird-cage Falcon-square outcome found Mrs. Margaret Jones guilty of manslaughter for carelessly using a heavy bullion box as firewood that crushed six month old Thomas Judd. The infant died within hours after the accident. The husband worked for Brown and Co silver refiners and brought bullion boxes home for disposal.
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Silver-street
Falcon-square
Thomas Judd
Judd
Vincent-court
Jones
Remarkable details on a corpse and other notices
Copy from M Perier reports extraordinary heat in a corpse and a thick shell with serous effusion, plus several red patches in the alimentary canal and a soft flaccid heart. Also noted are a suicide in Dunstable, land for the poor near Abingdon, tariff hints, a steamer wreck with heavy loss of life, and a street incident at a North Street hat shop.
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Medical Gazette
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F. Brown
Dinger
Abingdon
T. Duffield
Oxfi Journal
Secretary of the Treasury
Senate
Memphis
Hamilton
New Orleans
Lane
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