Hampstead Murder Case Acknowledges False Self-Accusation
A London report recounts a dramatic Saturday of police actions over the Delarue murder at Hampstead. A man claimed to surrender as the murderer, but the claim proved false though it sparked a citywide inquiry.
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Manchester Scottish Church Case Before Vice Chancellor Knight Bruce
An information by the Attorney General on behalf of Manchester Scottish Church trustees seeks an injunction against Rev Alexander Munro and others over control of the St Peter’s Square church. It traces the 1832 indenture creating a Scottish church in Manchester, disputes Munro’s adherence to the Established Church and cites Free Church tensions, presbyteries, and Synod statements. The relators seek to restrain use of the church for non worship purposes and to block transfers of church property until trusts are honored.
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Great Distillery Case Reveals Hidden Water Pipes and Holes
In a lengthy session of the Weekly Chronicle case, evidence detailed clandestine connections between a distillery and rectifying house.Witnesses described holes in Spirit receiver covers, a blind suction pipe, and water channels from the East London Water Works used to mask illicit distillation and pump operations. The proceedings highlighted losses in alcohol output and substantial excise implications, with trials adjourned to continue examination of witnesses and site plans.
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Trade Market Roundup and Financial News Roundup
Market reports from Leeds Huddersfield Heckmondwike Rochdale and Bradford show varied activity with woolen textiles and fabrics trading steadily while Manchester Colton reports limited cloth sales but hopeful outlooks amid positive China India trade. Rail receipts for the week list major lines, with Paris and London traffic noted and the French finances weighing on policy. The Queen's ball at Buckingham Palace marks a grand social event. political figures maneuver around Maynooth and Jesuit questions as markets and currencies drift with European developments.
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