Literary Chronicle Tragedy at Edenbourn Castle
In a fraught scene a letter exposes alleged deception as Mira Askham lies dying at Edenbourns. Evelyn, gravely ill, weakens through the night while attendants seek medical aid, and a faint cry signals her impending death as blood stains the pillow.
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Eden ‘Castle
Benwell
Bayhurat
Mira
Askham
Ale
Susan
Dr. Bowell
Evelyn
Edenbourns
Abe
Ancient Council in Cambridge and a Murder Put Down
Imperial Parliament reports from Cambridge as the British Association for the Advancement of Science holds preliminaries for the June gathering at the university. A separate Norwich note describes the collapse of St Julian's Church eastern wall, risking tragedy, while Taunton records the death of Sarah Freeman, executed for multiple arsenic murders.
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Chapiyn Agrests
Mvainznast
Askew
Landstreet
Espech A
York
Cambridge
Peacock
Ely
Graham
Christ's College
J. Babington
St. John’s
Thackery
Sydney
Addington
Hudson
Fisher
Downing
Easeley
D. T. Banstead
H. H. Harris
W- G. Ashton
George Fisher
R. Foster
E. Foster
WW. Carter
WW. Hopkins
Thenke
French
Jesus College
Worwich
Fort O Ax
SS Julian's
King-street
Tme
St. Julian
Norwich
All Saints
St. Edward’s
Conisford-street
Norwich Amercury
Taunton
Sarah Freeman
Turaday
Repeal Meeting in Conciliation Hall Endorses Absentee Tax
The Irish Repeal Association met at Conciliation Hall with Mr O’Connell presiding and many Repeal MPs present. The second report from the Parliamentary Committee urged a reintroduction of an absentee tax of at least 10 percent on incomes above £200, to fund local district needs, while praising past concessions and urging unity against Protestant ascendancy amid Maynooth debates.
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Refeal Association
O'Connell
Repeal
E. B. Roche
Land Commission
Ireland
Treland
College-preen
Maynooth Endowment
Goulburn
James Abraham
James Graham
Hear
Sit J. Graham
Maynooth
Repeal Association
Baronet
Tim
Shaw
Mr. O'Connell
Fleer
Thore
O’cenver
Shew
Sir James Graham
Sir Robert Peel
Robert Peel
Repealers
England
Sheil
Scotland
Kirk
Free Church
House of Commons
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Lord John Russell
Reese
Cromwell
John Jasnell
Drogheda
Wexford
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Browne
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S. O'Brien
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E. i. R. O'Connell
Peel
Ingenoey
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Iis
Cotin
Hasiton
Ale
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J. Rewall
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Ledol
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Jsstics
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F. Tursel
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Lan Wlyky
Conpen
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Sud
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Hobhouse
Catholic College of
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Ereland
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Execution At Wilton Jail Described In 1845 Chronicle
The account recounts the execution of a woman at Wilton jail near Taunton after a murder conviction. She maintained her innocence despite repeated questioning and accepted the Sacrament before being led to the scaffold. The ceremony ended with the drop, the body buried within the prison precincts.
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Philip Askham
Holmelurst
Philip
Hugh de Bayhurst
Erasmns
Erasmus
Uber
de Bayhurst
Homehurst
Selina
Iettera
Edward
Susan
Binorl
Abe Lad
Anil
Shen
Whreekly Chronicle
Persun
Sbe
Wilton
Taunton
John
Turbulent European debates and unrest ripple through capitals
Reports from Madrid, San Sebastian, and Berne describe political tensions over convent sales, tax reform, and cantonal measures. Madrid notes administrative suspension of convents and war-budget debates, while Basque provinces resist new taxes and Swiss debates threaten the federation with potential secessions amid free corps trials and prisoner releases.
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Chamber of Deputies
Ministry of the Interior
War Department
M. Moyano
M. Mou
Rome
Spain
Bagonne
Mireme
Senor Gambog
Christina
San Sebastian
Isabel
San Selo
Enoan
Vittoria
Suutcss
Trapani
Sailors' church planned near London docks with free services
The Metropolis notes a church for port sailors to be built near London and St Katharine's Dock. The First Lord of the Admiralty will preside at a launch meeting in the City, and the Bishop of London will present the initial plan. The church will offer free sittings and serve crews from visiting ships. A gas explosion at Avery and Moor on Tottenham Court Road damaged goods and injured staff.
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Gwathina
Heyham Hill
Edenbourne
Ford Ashham
Ashha
Phalip
Eurse
Ashham
Malip
Margaret
Dinamensis
Aubuin
Horne
Peres
Percy
Herham
Philip Askham
West India Mail
Jamaica
Jackm i
Porta Rice
St. Thomas's
Faya
Pickle
Jameice
Trent
Pique
Grenada
Barbadoes
Royal Mail Company
Medway
Thomas's
Thames
Gulf
Avon
Demerara
Glasgow
Trinidad
Carthagens
Kate
Montrose
Ambassador
Eddgetune
Zeefrond
Lloyds
3 Morning Journal
England
Bridgetown
House of Assembly
Toomay Briggs
Barbadian
James
Crows-atreet
Wells-street
Oxford-street
Sun Fire Office
Batas
Jef
Mery Ann Wickera
Cuteman-street
St. Luke's
High Holborn
George Thorpe
Soverel
Sr. Thorpe
Mr. Thorpe
London
Admiralty
St. Katharine’s Dock
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