MINE IS THINE A Love Poem and Court Case Mix
Fragmented verse on love and possession opens with imprecise lines about mothers, infants, and a divine law of sharing. The piece shifts to a county court narrative on a dog theft case, detailing Ensign Brenchley, Donovan, and a white terrier, with ownership disputed and the defendant discharged. Additional notes describe discoveries in York and various 19th century items including telegraph outages, estate sales, and trains.
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Oo Lous
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the Isle Duke of York
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Oatlands
Maidenhead assault case and metropolitan improvements
A Maidenhead case reports Anthony Thomas Remes charged with assault on Henry Plumb with a large table knife, remanded to Beaconsfield. Briefs cover Metropolitan Improvements opening a new line through London to the Strand, and fire, bathers, and inquest notes across the city.
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Porick Sircraft
Anthony Thomas Remes
Maidenhead
Great Western Railway Company
Ruv
Thomas Carter
Henry Plumb
Wo. Wart
J.J. Wiliams
Ward
Plumb
Bellis
Henry Prim
Junny Mahon Williams
Williams
Mr. Plumb
Maidyohezad
Bern Henig
Mr. Ward
Lia
Prigeger
Kings’ Arms Inn
Maidenhead Bridge
Beaconsfield
Backs
Prince Albert Visits Liverpool Amid Festive City Pageantry
Prince Albert attended a grand Town Hall banquet in Liverpool with Mayor Standish and notable guests. The evening featured royal toasts to Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, a lengthy procession of trades through hot streets, and a ceremonial stone laying at the Sailors’ Home site. The royal party then departed by special train to London, expressing high satisfaction with the visit.
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Sedgewick
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Roya
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Rice
Jim Crow
Devonport Telegraph
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A. Mitaclarence
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Metropolis
Late Attempt to Assassinate Louis Philippe Details
Reports from Paris describe a second attack on Louis Philippe during a concert at the Tuileries. The assailant Joseph Henri, a 15 year old Parisian manufacturer, fired two pistol shots but failed to wound the king. 140 francs in gold were found on him and a ministerial council ordered trial by peers.
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Lord Glasgow's 1 By Retriever Out of Emelia, 2 Yra (Holmes), Beat Mr. Guily
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Assassio
Privy Council Assembly At Buckingham Palace
Privy Council met at Buckingham Palace with leading cabinet ministers and state officers in attendance. Oxronp July 30 A reprieve arrives for two men, Biddle and Sherriff, convicted at the last assizes for the death of George Hobbs, a North Acton farmer, based on an accomplice's testimony.
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Sherriff
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North Acton
Lord Leicester Heroic Rescue Amid Coast Drowning Ordeal
A report from Holkham details Lord Leicester and Mr. F Astley attempting to save a drowning servant during a duck fishing excursion near Holdham. Astley swam thirty yards to aid, Foster restrained him, Leicester freed him, and all escaped. Foster died, Leicester fainted but recovered, with a coroner’s verdict of accidental drowning for the servant. The heroic act drew broad praise.
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Cambridge Advertiser
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