Motive of revenge drives robbery at Miss Edgar’s lodging house
Henry Lockie Mansions and Bow Street reports reveal a night robbery at No 8 Devonshire Square on September 22. The prisoner claimed vengeance against a female employer, admitted taking forty sovereigns from a cook’s box, and faced magistrate inquiry amid questions of insanity.
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Lizabeth Chambers
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Temple
John Goody
Ashby-street
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Payne
Kenston
Griffith
Cambridge Street
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Seta
Mr. Goody
Thio
Iron Trape Drives Up Metal Prices and Mills Expand
The Bradford iron works brace for activity with two more stacks at Bowling and major enlargements at Low Moor. In Staffordshire iron prices rise sharply for pigs and unmanufactured iron amid brisk demand, and wages advance as brokers predict further hikes. A Yorkshire Derbyshire ironmasters meeting approves a metal price rise, with best pigs at 61 10s and others graded accordingly, while trade remains brisk. Thames Bank Dispensary aids watermen and the poor with extensive free medical care, reporting nearly four thousand recipients in ten months. Animal Instinct at a Livesey coursing meet sparks debate over whether animal calculation rivals human reason as hares evade hounds by hedge and thorns, with one dog following another’s tactic.
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Blackburn Red
Ireland Newsroom Highlights and Local Incidents
The Cork and surrounding areas report an inquiry into the Grangemen at Tanderagee opening on Friday and Portadown to follow. A Dublin actor’s benefit at Dustin Theatre draws crowds as Charles Kean thanks patrons. Trim sees civic talk on Orangemen. Cork court details tolls and stalls. Kilmore clergy accept diocesan changes. An assassination attempt targets Mr. Guinness near Banagher, with recovery hopes. a Fermoy soldier’s bayonet attack kills a servant girl, prompting a 301 pound relief fund and a Wilful Murder verdict.
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Ublic
Sean
Charles Kean
Mr. Guinness
Dublin
Captain Malone
Barrowstown
Hannin
Murper
Fermoy
Lynch
64Th
Brien
Cork
Marchioness Wellesley Seen at Dublin Park Event
Dublin letter notes the Marchioness Wellesley and her sister Miss Caton expected at the Park on Wednesday. A state pew is being prepared in Marlborough street Chapel for the Marchioness. Diviner service yesterday at the Chapel Royal. Lord Lieutenant and household absent. two gentlemen visible in galleries. Record Tower apartments prepared for the new Ecclesiastical Board with Sir W C Smith likely unable to attend. Chief Justice Dogherty and wife arrived. health improving. Lord J Russell and Lord Ebrington arrive at Gresham's from Killarney.
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Marchioness
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Miss Caton
Park
Marlborough-street
Chapel Royal
W.C. Smith
Dogherty
Gresham's Hotel
J. Russell
Lord Ebrington
Killarney
Savory Case Examining Prisoners Probed By Lord Mayor
A posttrial discussion critiqued the system of questioning prisoners in Savory's case. Alley argued had Savory answered earlier questions at Mansion House and offered the same evidence, the Goldsmiths' Company would not have pursued further. Baron Vaughan noted no proof of guilty knowledge yet praised the prosecution.
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Savory
Mansion House
Goldsmiths’ Company
Serjeant Andrews
Baron Vaughan
Old Bailey
Andrews
Edinburgh
Law
Morning Chronicle
Royal Navy and Army Movements Report from Ireland Britain
Sir H and Lady Vivian plan Monday England voyage to Cornwall relatives of gallant officer. Major-General Maclean to act. Sir Edward Blakeney and Lady Blakeney to occupy Dublin Government House after Kingstown break up. Vacancy in 9th Regiment due to Captain Evans death at Youghal. Lieut Hill becomes depot paymaster. Detachments on duty in Cork include officers and men from Clonmel Templemore Limerick Tralee and Liverpool depots awaiting Stentor transport for service abroad.
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England
Cornwall
Maclean
Royal Artillery
Sir Edward
Lady Blakeney
Kingstown
Government House
Royal Barracks
Dublin
9Th Regiment
Henry Evans
Youghal
Evans
Hill
Tryon
430 Light Infantry
Waterford
Byam
Knocktopher
Spencer
Munday
Enniacorthy
Ford
Escourt
Carrickon Suir
Cork
Tralee
Liverpool
Repeal Saffron-hill Assessed Taxes Meeting Debated
A preliminary meeting at Little Saffron Hill workhouse condemned the assessed taxes as impious and cruel and called for an early parish gathering to coordinate with metropolitan bodies for immediate repeal. Leaders from Liberty and overseers vow to convene further discussions while St Pancras and Holborn groups prepare public meetings.
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Hatton-garden
Elyrents
Little Saffronhill
B. J. Armstrong
Page and Hill
Armstrong
St. Andrew's
Holborn
Shipping Intelligence brief from Lloyds List trends
A compilation of maritime incidents and sightings across ports from Newcastle to Singapore. Vessels including the Blagdon and Lancaster face foundering, dismast, or leaky conditions. ships run aground or wrecked near Grimsholm, Hinden Bank, and the Whiting Sand. Crews saved or lost, cargoes damaged, and multiple port diversions noted with dates in October.
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Ridlington
Witham
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Atpporo
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Rebecca
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Christian
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Dordrecht
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New Suvrn
Brown
New Zealand
Authorized Impositions and the British Leaf Deception
A Literary Gazette critique of fraudulent adulteration and imitations in British markets. It condemns fake tea leaves from shrubs, cheap brandy blends, and spurious roasted grains, warning these disguises mislead consumers, defraud revenue, and invite widespread roguery. It calls for firm magistrate action and tight regulation to protect buyers and public health.
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Paris
Peter Laurie
England
Literary Gazette
Triumph of Independence Dinner Celebrates Nottingham Return
Nearly one hundred electors gathered at the Duke of York to mark the twenty first anniversary of Lord Rawcliffe's parliamentary return and independence for Nottingham. Lord Rawcliffe sat at the chair with T Wakefield presiding, the room adorned with laurel festoons and evergreens.
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Sheffield
Labourers' Friend Society Meeting At Horsley
A large Horsley gathering led by Rev M F T Stephens heard G W Perry explain the Labourers' Friend Society aims to improve moral and physical conditions of workers through their own industry. Resolutions approved to support the society and form a local committee. committee members named and praised.
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G. W. Perry
London
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H. Moreton
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Harvey
Gloucester Journal
The Manifestations in Ireland
The Rev. Mr. Tait is in Belfast zealously spreading controversial doctrines and attracting many followers from Belfast and nearby. Families and devout youths have pledged adherence with notable zeal, though no major outward signs have appeared yet. As his work continues, we anticipate reporting further developments and possible incidents linked to the recipient’s influence.
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