Treasure and tragedy of the Lutine wreck treasure
A historic account describes the Lutine bound for the Zuyder Zee with 1.5 million in English subsidies, Crown jewels, and bullion on board. After a fatal voyage the wreck was found off Tre Schelling, with divers recovering small sums while many claims and rights shifted among insurers, Lloyds, and the Dutch government.
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Zuyder Zee
Prince of Holland
Holland
France
Hapsburg
Crown Jewels of
Prince of Orange
Mesars Randell
Bridges
Ludgate Hill
Lowestoft
Yarmouth
Ballon Buant
Treschelling
Vieland
Wil
Fle
Smeuteh
Iland
Torsehellings
England
Operaliona
Mitel
Geveral
Wrck
Companiee
Arcey
Marine Assurance Cmpanies
Lloyds
Leas
Manuel
King of Holland
Treasure Recovery Delay After Sand Excavation
Fragmentary note reports an obstacle to recovering a treasure from a wreck near Blackfriars Bank. It states excavation of sand from the interior could be completed in a few days to recover the treasure, as cited by the European Mail.
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Blackfriars
Nana Daare
Deputation Nuisance: Duffy Defends Start of Public Debates
The article reports on the deputation nuisance linked to Duffy and a letter to The Argus explaining his role. It recounts changes in how deputations were handled after 1862, shifting from private to public proceedings and the political implications.
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Victoria
My Duffy
Argus
Board of Land and Works
Jonnia Ministee
Pactivs
Wren
Visca Vis
Courtey
Mc Dandy
Walt
Wentenma
McQuiry
Dalwgysow
Peripatetic Philosopher on Land Bills and Class Bias
A fragmented, satirical monologue mocks proposals in Parliament and defends aristocratic property rights. It recalls a past Anglo Indian image and condemns snobbery while suggesting political tension between conservative and progressive aims. The voice reflects social divisions and satire of reform.
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Grant
Lubink
Harry Sagin
Disjointed Reflections On Anglo Australian Socialites
A brisk, critical sketch of Anglo Australians portrayed through their resorts and manners. The piece mocks after dinner speeches and social theatrics, recalling a Liverpool dinner and a veteran admiral’s faltering toast amid a noisy audience. It notes Mr Joseph Thompson’s habit of parading jewelry and the public fascination with rare trinkets.
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Harry Whoever-bowes
Joe
Apéeches
Liverpool
Apeeches
Kadogas
Eavay
Bing
Amochan
Joseph Thompson
Casino de Venise
Ie Meigen
Thompson
Moe Salemon Alies
Joseph Bal
Marriage of the Viceroy of Egypt’s Daughter in Paris
A Paris correspondent reports the viceroy’s eldest daughter wed in her traditional rites. The ceremony stretched from palace entertainments to public feasts in Mansour Pasha’s circle with lavish trappings. Europeans were hosted nightly while natives received plentiful food, dancing girls, and music as crowds gathered and celebrated.
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Egypt
Paris
Vworoy
Jiat Wen
Mansour Pasha
Dasbeeale
Eaen
Afar
Amoke
Vicutossky
Spectacle at Egyptian court as Viceroy hosts grand spectacle
A dense crowd watches equestrian feats, acrobats, jugglers, and dancing figures amid a royal pageant. Pavillions glow with fireworks and lamps as a royal procession, including European guests and Wales royalty, parades past the Salamek of the Harem. The event ends with a grand ball at the Gistreh Palace in honor of the marriage and a naval toast.
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Black Forest
Nuremberg
Princesa
Egypt
Princissra
Ager
Gnotn
Ure
Mangonr Vashon
Kasse
Ali Ib
Wales
Pretich Voldgenrs
Phe Vierray
Fight Among Trustees At Hadley Church School
A Sunday morning disturbance at the United Methodist Free Church schools in Hadley ended after a twenty minute struggle among Sabbati-achoul trustees and texchera. Police arrived to stop the fight. a teacher lost part of a thumb and another person was seriously hurt by a thrown buffet. Bibles and hymn books were scattered.
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Buyvarney Tetre
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