Deed of a Sale of Men and a Chepe Grocers Boy
A long mixed extract from a Welsh and London miscellany recounts a Latin deed selling natives in a medieval Welsh parish and shifts to reflections on bread, banking, Punch Prize Novelists, and a Chepe street scene. A grocer’s boy becomes the focal point as a readerly woman admires his youth, prompting a philosophical exchange on beauty and ambition amid urban bustle.
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Clynnog Vawr
Rhys Ap Grryffydd Ap Jorweth
Gryffad Ap Dicas
Ewan Ap Dicas
William Ap
Gryfiidd Ap
Gwilyn
Panmyonydd
Jorweth Ap Kyowric
Dicas
Engen
Jorweth Ap
Kyowric
Engan
William Gruffydd Ap Gwilon
Gor
Henry We
Groner
Eros
Reacher
Coronos
Ilissus
Aegean
Wig
Agamemnon
Odysseus Jess August
Ty Coere
Chepe
Babslon
Caroche
David
Meniala
Birmingham
Congo
Dolton
Villanarr Hullacselion
Eispenn
George de Baroweil
Royal Drawing Room And Bishopric Appointments Noted
The Morning Post reports Her Majesty's accouchement expected in August and a grand drawing room at Buckingham Palace. It also lists the Colonial Bishoprics nominees for Melbourne Port Philip Newcastle Adelaide and the Cape of Good Hope, with ministers and church leaders named. A Somerset election writ and party maneuvering are described, along with a London fire at Samuda Brothers and a police court fast-day altercation at Greenwich. A railway traffic return and other brief notices complete the miscellany.
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Morning Post
Hen
Buckingham Palace
St. James's Park
Prince Albert
Life Guards
St. James's Palace
Taz Colonial Bisaeraics
Australia
Cape of Good Hope
Melbourne
Port Philip
New South Wales
Charles Perry
Trinity College
Cambridge
Newcastle
William Tyrrell
St. John’s College
Diocese of
Adelaide
South Australia
Augustus Short
Christ Church, Oxford
The
Robert,Gray
University College, Oxford
Essr Somerset
Somerset
Gore Langton
Pinney
Alexander Hood
Pianey
Protec-tionists
Bfr
James Sheridan
John Rassell
Leeds
James Sheridan Knowles
Leeds Mercury
Magsers
Samupa
Buackwall
Messia
Samada, Brothers
Blackwall
Phenix
Imperial
Tas
Sir Archibald Macdonald, Bart
Berners Street
Oxford Street
Jeremy
Greenwich
South Eastern Railway
Nash
South Eastern Railway Company
Humphries
Inspector Casey
Metropolitan Force
James White
Railway Police
Metropolitan Police
Cook
Edward Cook
Ovsey
William Widdows
Mr. Casey
Mr. Hotham
Sir Archibald Dlacdonald
Casey
Hothen
Che Patement
Howphries
Baronet
Spencer Lyttleton
Asher
Lord Byron
Abydoe
Avenger
Tus Colossium
London
Macready
Buckstone
Covent Garden
Drury Lane
Patent Theatres
Drury-lane
Comig
Cuvent Garden Society
Haymarket
Adelphi
Lyceum
General Theatrical Fund
Mrr
Dickens
Her Majesty
Duke of Devonshire
Fitzbardinge
Ellesmere
Mesers
H. Twins
Farren
Lumley
Cooke
Pupure
Metropolia
New Road
Euston Square
Wyld
Distressed Irish and Scottish relief benefit at Her Majesty's Theatre
The article details a benefit at Her Majesty's Theatre raising 1240 pounds for distressed Irish and Scottish families. It lists distributing committees in Scotland and Ireland, names of donors including Lady Mackenzie and the Very Reverend Dean Hoare, and notes entertainment plans and a large charitable appeal alongside other theatre news and exhibitions.
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Her Majesty's Theatre
John Russell
Ireland
Col. M'Gregor
Dublin
Gore Booth
Dean Hoare
Achoory
Ballymote
County Sligo
Father Mathew
Friends’ Relief Committee
London
Col. Stokes
Tralee
St Belmullet
Errie
County Mayo
Trulock
Dromore West
Milliken
County Galway
Cse
Haley
Hughes
Piccadilly
Pall Mall
Charing Cross
Westminster Bridge
Lambeth Road
Bischfriars Bridge
Farringdon Street
Susser TesTar
Mexoxriasonn
Opon
Kenny Meadows
Falstaff
Ford
Jenny Lind
Prospero
Lablache
Caliban
Standig
Ariel
Castellan
Shakapeare
Mendelssohn
Newmarket Handicap bets and aquatic club race notes
Betting on the Newmarket Handicap dominates this report with odds swings for Vanish and Planet among the favourites and large stakes on Glentilt The Liberator Conyngham and Bingham. The Ban Taorowen aquatic club opens the season with a four oared scratch match, Red winning the heats and final in a strong display.
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Tattersall
Monovar
Newmarket
Planet
Liberator
Glentilt
Conyngham
Bingham
Epirote
Mr. Gregory
Euclid
E. Russell
Sting
C. Monck
Vanish
Lord Orford
Lord Stradbroke
Wigram
Shelley
Colonel Anson
J. Hawley
Tur Port
Offera
Evens
Metrorouitax Harpicar
John Day
Bourton
Egat
G. H. Moore
Herbert
Odessa
Ramsbottom
Finvaregh
B. Green
Pettatt
Newcourt
Wilson
Skerratt
A. Johnstone
Annandale
Lord Eglinton
Collett
Kent
Forth
Mostyn
Bowen
Montyn
Glenulr
R. Pigot
Mr. O'Brien
Irwin
Aoson
Stephenson
Mr. Holmes
Pavilion
Payne
Bouverie
Fuller
J. Day
Hornet
Corbet Smith
Meeera
Girdlestone
Cabbell
Red
Messrs
Park
Aselyn
Bachelor's
Mears
Wallace
Lee
Hatfield
Henderson
Black
Merars
Green
Trial of a Wife for Poisoning her Husband
The Crown Court heard the murder trial of Catherine Foster for arsenic poisoning of her husband John Foster after a dumpling supper in October. Key witnesses described the couple’s marriage, strange behavior, and the linked deaths of a farmer’s chickens. After deliberation the jury found her guilty of murder and she was sentenced to death.
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Best Sr. Epwunpa
Catherine Foster
John Foster
Crown Court
Pollock
Tees Pamtes
Abe Beed
Garney
Acta
Morley
Acton
Long Melford
Sudbury
Jon Foster
Meeking
Chilton Hall
Bury
Burt
Foster
Bia
Bia Dewise
Thomas Morley
Aix Pennyworth
Maria Morley
Elizabeth Foster
Mary Ann Chinery
Mary Simpson
Ross Jones
Melford
A. E. Image
Bury St. Edmonds
Power
Burr St. Epwann’s
Cales
Death of Sir Edward Marmaduke Vavasour Bart
Sir Edward Marmaduke Vavasour of Hasle Wood dies suddenly in Dijon at age 39 while traveling from this country to Rome. A Roman Catholic baronet and member of the 606 order, he was the second son of the 16th Lord Stourton and brother to the late lord who died in December. He collapsed while alighting from a diligence and died after a brief struggle.
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Dgath
Epwanp M. Vavasour
Baat
Edward Marmaduke Vavasour
Hasle Wood
Dijon
Lyons
Rome
Lord Stourton
The St Mabyn Murder Trial Ends in Not Guilty Verdict
Mary Treverton faced trial for the murder of Samuel Hockin in St Mabyn after a morning discovery of the victim with fatal head wounds. Evidence centered on a history of illicit ties, a key confrontation the night before, and Shoes linked to the prisoner. The jury returned a Not Guilty verdict after prosecutor and defense summaries.
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Boomm
Jauthe Cresswell
Mary Treverton
Samuel Hockin
St. Mabyn
Rowe
Cornish
Slade
St. Mabyx
Varius
John Clements
Denham-bridge-lane
William Perry
St. Mabyo
Hockin
Mr. Gaved
John Treverton
West
Fee Ee Arne
Ano Hockin
Ste
Wen
Wren
John Hockie
Denham Bridge Lane
Bodmin
George Stephens
St. Mariyn
Mary Racley
Treverton
Jane Ham
Mary Dart
Cap
Samart Hockin
G. Stavens
Ceme
Marke
Mary
Hochie
John Bligh
Justice Creswell
Jaathe Cresewell
Wns
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