Rotting of Port Wines Season at Gray's Inn
Gentlemen and families are informed that Rotling of Port Wines has commenced at Gray's Inn Wine Establishment. Rarity ranges from economical to superior. Prices and prompt payment noted. Also showcases fashionable table kettles, plated goods, and a family newspaper advertisement for Cleave's Police Gazette.
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Henekey
Mark Gray's Inn
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Tal
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C.J. Grant
Philippe
Cleave
No.1
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Blackfhare-road
Weful
Robberies at Horets and Lodging House Clash
A fashionably dressed man named Charles Blake Skerrett was charged with a major robbery at the Bath Hotel in Piccadilly. Officers traced him to a lodging house, where he denied involvement. Gold watch, chain, and jewellery valued around 200 were recovered, with wigs and green spectacles found among the loot. He was remanded until Monday. Also, Ann Gould of Great Castle Street was charged with assaulting tailor Richard Daft in Regent Street lodging house. Daft sought a warrant after injuries and a prior fine for assaulting another person. The case was adjourned with intent for further action. Conspiracy charges involving Wilks and Ordsworth were also noted, with remand for next Thursday.
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Fletcher
Piccadilly
Bath Hotel
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Southampton
Balard
Aquare
Jones
Bath
Tiss Ann Gould
Great Castlestreet
Regent Street
Richard Daft
Hero
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UNION
Hallesterday
Dan Wilks
Aries Ordsworth
Wedgwood
Trail
Reformers of Canterbury Invite Lord Conyngham to Dinner
The Reformers of Canterbury invite Lord Albert Conyngham to a dinner at the Lion Hotel this month. A Brighton manuscript fragment mentions a silver penny of William the Conqueror with a worn inscription, reflecting a fragmentary description found in local records.
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Lion Hotel
Kent Herald
William the Conqueror
Brighton
Dorchester Labourers case sparks editor war over Lord Melbourne
A letter to the editor defends Dorchester labourers' sentence, rebuts Mr. Owen's portrayal of unions and Home Office actions, and accuses him of vanity and misrepresentation. The piece details tensions between trades unions, Lord Melbourne, and union leadership during the procession and petition events. It also records military and civil appointments, bankruptcies, and notices, all within a 1835 period context.
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Ueveothao
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Centra Committee
Royal Prorogation and Diplomatic Appointments 1885
The Gazette records the King in Council proroguing Parliament from November 10 to December 17 1885. It also lists appointments of Sir E C Disbrowe to Sweden and the Netherlands, Hon John Duncan Bligh to Sweden and Norway, Milne to Frankfort, and F G Molyneux as Secretary to the Legation at Frankfort. War Office notes promotions by purchase in Dragons Guards and Dragoons, including Salmond, Prescott, Leigh, Hodgson, Bomford, and Warner, with ranks adjusted as of October 30.
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H. Terry
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Hopton
I. R. Warner
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A. T.S
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Horse races and bets at Luminary meeting and Rutland cup
The report chronicles races at Luminary and the Duke of Rutland meeting with results and odds. Swallow wins a maiden stake by a length, Carioletta and Missomer place, and Valiant defeats Carotte�lla with Clyde. Several sweepstakes reveal prices, ages, and weights for two to six year olds, with horses named such as El Pastor Genappe and Baleine.
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Cooper
Figaro
Yra
York October Meeting Stakes At York Races Summary
York hosts a day of horse races with multiple handicaps and challenges. Notable entries include Mayflower and Whitefoot in the Ladies Plate, and the Everilda, Prince, and Madame Pelerine in various stakes. A jockey regulation dispute led to a stewards' decision. several heats concluded with tight finishes.
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Dawson
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Ehmpson
F. Wood
Morpeth
le Gros
Singleton
Charles Palmer
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Hopkinson
Brat
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Greenwood
Miss 'Chance
R. Richardson
Elizabeth
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Walker
Jackson
Maria
Nicholson
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Herne Bay Steple Chase Conversary Outcome
East and West Kent enjoyed a thursday afternoon sweep stakes at Herne Bay. A three mile course over heavy soil with hedge and brick obstacles tested riders. Parasol ridden by J Mason beat Laurestina by a length at Bullockstone amid a dramatic finish shocking the field.
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Firth
Laorestion
Albatross
Dowley
J. Mason
St. Alban’s
Powell
Bullockstone
Parason
Laurestina
Newmarket Houghton Meeting Concludes A Busy Race Day
At Newmarket Houghton, several races were run with Lord Chesterfield entries dominating sprints and maidens. Zinganee Octaviana and Ethilda led as key runners, while Skim Milk and Rapid Rhone contended in the Nursery Stakes and handicap events. A pony and blazing bird shooting feature closed a day of brisk sport and local betting chatter.
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Sycorax
Gardoer
Ethilda
Juliana
Amesbury
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Ranning
Rosalie
Nursery
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Langar
Cult
Grisette
Galliard
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Robinson
Wish
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Arrest of Fifteen Polish Exiles Shocks Paris Citizens
The Morning Paper notes fifteen Polish exiles arrested in Rue Batignolles for meeting to discuss non political questions. It accuses ministers of masking the real aim, a supposed Russian envoy hinting at closer ties with France. The Poles remain imprisoned without trial, with motives inferred from the Tuilleries reception.
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Extraordinary Case at Prince of Brunswick Inn Islington
A newborn male died after an inquest into an unnatural birth at the Prince of Brunswick public house White Conduit Fields Islington. Surgeons testified a nurse and others used hot water and scalded the infant during attempts to revive it. The jury found the death accidental through scalding during resuscitation efforts.
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Russell
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Eliza Arrives at Lisson With Para Massacre Survivors
The Portuguese sloop Eliza reached Lisson from Para with 163 passengers rescued from the Para massacre. Government aid is provided including free permits, shelter, and support until self-sufficiency. The Bank of England issues a loan extension notice. A violent assault on a boy by a Foot Guards soldier prompts police action and jail.
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Protestants Meeting in Liverpool Ends With Formation of Association
A large Liverpool assembly met in the amphitheatre to form a Protestant Association amid accusations of bias and suppression. Speakers including M Ghee and O Sullivan lashed the press and Catholic figures, clocking four hours of contentious orations before a formal resolution to establish the association was passed.
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