Overcrowding Penalties and Local Court Actions
Mr Cooper, solicitor for the prosecution, urged fines to curb overcrowding on boats, with a minimum 40s penalty if needed. Similar summonses and fixed penalties followed for masters Thomas Hohen and William John Iquison, while Mr Cattarns noted an appeal not allowed by the Police Act. Forty related summonses had been issued by the Watermen's Company. Sarah Anne Buckley, wife of a gunner, was found guilty of theft from her lodgings and faced a 20s fine or 14 days’ imprisonment, while the victims paid the fine to prevent further distress.
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Yaute
Cooper
Ge Prosecution
Yaedley
Thomas Hohen
William John Iquison
Cattarns
Isseac
Watermen's Company
Sarah Anne Buckley
Royal Regiment of Artillery
Gibraltar
Woolwich
Jeremy
Unson
Gleneston
Hyde Park
Notica
Pratine
Hedeaica
Ranger
Faear
Lambeth
Frday
Arthur Berne
Vauxhall Bridge
Toran
Norton
Ara Wares Cracorn
Grace Deays
Townsend
Yardley
H. S. Joseph
Gavl
Drinkwater
Mortimer Terrace
Birkenhead
Landanum
Eaid Abe
Bermuda
Dr. Thomas
L. Paulson
Triton
Santa Cruz
London
West India Islands
Dorn
W.S.W
E.N
Elese
Robert
Thomas Coombes
Thames
Henry
Hubert Clasper
Nawcastra
Myce
Newcastle
Liverpool
Robert Coombes
Phelps
Goodram
Robert Newell
Pocock
Dodd
Rollns
Tyne
Coombeses
Pomey Bridge
Barker
Raila
Mostlake
Geddes
Coombes
Joseph Clayton
Claspers
Layton
Leander Club
Childe Harold
Cownden
Henry Cownden
Confession and death by self harm of a murderess Mary Ann Milner
At the county assizes Mary Ann Milner was condemned to death for poisoning her mother in law sister in law and niece by arsenic in Barnetby on the Wold. She hanged herself in her prison cell before the execution and the inquest heard her confession to the chaplain. The magistrates will review prison safety. witnesses described the self-inflicted death and the lack of staff sit up arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liscony
Mary Ann Milner Wen
Beron Rolfe
Barnetby Ie Wold
Ritchie
Miness
Matroniche
Nicholson
Xen
Magistates
Head
Oace
Stamford Mercury
Gentleon
Hasband
Teera Ani
Sahe
Curious column on love knots and Hymen’s sale
A rambling 19th century compact column mixes verse on love knots and Hymen with tales of a drunken auction, Panama canal notes, relics found near Berwick, a sailor duel, a peculiar funeral, discovery claims, and telegraph news. Names include Pat Sweeney, Squire Wallace, and references to Leeches and Belfast letters.
Rumors and Disasters Stir Middlesex and Lambeth Towns
The piece reports Lord George Bentinck gifting £100 to back Bereal Osborne for Middlesex, amid town excitement over Lord John Hay possibly retiring to create a vacancy for the Board of Control chief, with other names floated. It details a fatal accident near Woodham Walter involving Mr Wilson’s family, a major steam boat misuse scandal at Hungerford Bridge, and a late rail traffic returns table for various networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bentinck
Bereal Osborne
Middlesz
Wurpsog
John Hay
Board of Control
Nottingham
John Cam Hobhouse
Hawes
Fox
Mecauiay
Lambest
Tower Hamints
Edinburgh
Dxstace
Fras
J. Simmons
Windmill Street
Cornwall Road
Lambeth
Simmons
Siaumons
Woodham Street
Wilson
Sun
Trussell
Maldon
Mestre
Thorpe
May
Miller
London
A. Key
Bransby Cooper
Town
Woodham
Fooman
Muck Bart
Anfortonste
Bell Inn
Chelmsford Chronicle
Mansion House
Hungerford Bridge
Chelsea
Kew
Iron Steam Boat Company
London Bridge
Barnes
Brentford
Kome
Cadogan
Chelsa
Puinsy
Hammersmith
Brenford
Hangerford Bridge
Thomas Simms
Kew Bost
Thames Navigation
Cadogen
Dun
Thames
Hungerford Market Pier
Gibba
Theatrical season notes from Adelphi and Astley's
A long review of upcoming and recent performances at Adelphi and Astley's Amphitheatre, praising actors such as Hodson Rory O More and Reeves, with remarks on scenery, Irish accents, and audience reception. Includes Wellington's garden visit, Kilburn gossip on new Academy plans, and obituaries of Mrs Egerton and Paralee, plus cotton spinning innovations at a local factory.
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Purecesa
TonaTar
Cesa
Crater
Coen
Mr. Madden
Apelrar
Rory O’more
Lever
Mr. Hodson
Adelphi
Rory O'More
Hudson
Paul Bedford
Pat Bedford
Saloy
O. Smith
Mr. O. Smith
Paddy
Ireland
Stirling Coyne
Bill Downey
Mr. Selby
J. Reeave
Marmaduke Magogue
Lord Tom Noddy
Mr. Bockstone
Jommy Starning
James Miller
Bockstone
Reeve
Buckstone
Barry
Audienee
Zanthos
Almeida
Henry
Vauxdatt Gampels
Doxs
Duke of Wellington
Douro
Robert Wardell
Waterloo
Jenny Lind
Grow
Rolands ‘Theatre
Messrs
Allwood
Bean
Kittler
Madame Lejars
Moile
Pauline Cuzent
Santos Ameson
Wardell
Derby
Witnesa
Beir
Nda
Algo
Deawari Gosarrn
Teya
BF. Jallien
Drury Lane
Madame
Pauline Garcia
Miss Birch
Pischek
la Scala
Milan
Whitworth
Weiss
Law Academy
Gluck
Mozart
Lindpainter
Heisger
Herold
Spohr
Faust
Piachek
Macfarren
Balls
Benedict
Leopold de Mayer
Lion Pkantist
London
America
Thalberg
Mias Cushman
Maddox
Macready
Princess’s
Edward ‘Bulwer Lytign
Sauna Theatre
Egerton
National Theatres
Chelsea
Mya. Siddana
O'Neil
Mra. Bartley
Powell
Ldy
Shoe Waa
Covent Garden Theatrical Fund
Meadows
Bes
Paralee
LK Sears
Premeni Soren Rds
Namiely
Messrs. Judson and Banton
Brighton Races and Outrigger Rowing Clash Highlighted
Racing at Brighton and Chelmsford features multiple heats and stakes including the Sussex Plate and Chelmsford Stakes. Notable results include Messenger and Vanity victories, plus a dramatic four-oared outrigged clash on the Thames between the Coombes brothers and the Clasper brothers, with strong media attention and a £200 purse.
Coombes Defeat Londoners In Tight Tideway Rowing Match
In a 28 and a half minute race on the Thames, the Coombes boat led from the start and beat the Star and Garter–Messia crew by forty six seconds. The Londoners showed longer blades and less cadence while the Coombes displayed a swift, balanced stroke. Nearby, Clayfield sinks with a strap failure, leaving a widow and two children. Wombwell’s Lion Queen entry rescues leopards from an overturned wagon, securing them in a wagon under Miss Chapman’s care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Thomas Clasper
Henry Clasper
Coombes
Surrey
Middlesex
Star and Garter
Messia
Searle
Clayfield
Archer
Battersea Bridge
Chelsea Seach
Intaerro
Wombwell
Falkestane
Anex
Mias Chapan
Africa
Mies Chapman
Dever Chronicle
Health of Mr Thomas Duncombe in good spirits
A circulating paragraph claimed Mr Thomas Duncombe was dangerously indisposed but reports from hopograpia indicate he is in normal health and spirits. Officials are advised not to speculate on his possible absence from Parliament, now or in the future.
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Hymen
Love
Cooily
Shaca
Larne
Orien
Moss
United Irishmen
Belfast
Dingle
Ware
Prince's Dock
Northam Hospital
Tia
Thomas Duncombe
Duncombe
Reviews of the Work On Passions and Health
A Victorian era medical promotion praises Lucas on Control of the Passions and a companion volume. It extols Curtis and Co authorship, cites editions and distributors in London and provincial towns, and urges purchase via agents or postal order. It notes press opinions lauding the work as a guide to health, temptation, and moral welfare.
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Saat
Samuel Lammert
London
University of Edinburgh
London Hospital Medical Society
Apothecaries Hall
Ao Ap
M.e
St. Gilbert
Paterposustrom
Hannay and Co
Oxford-street
Starie
Tichborne-street
Undranc
Gordon
Leadenhall-street
Newton
Church Street
Liverpool
iNine
Advice &c
Bedford Street
Bedford Square
J. L. Curtis and CO
T. Frith Street
Soho Square
Sun
Curtis Om
Chronicle
Manuooo
J. L. Ceatis
Strange
Paterposter Row
Haroay
Oxford Streets
Mann
Corthill
Locher
J. Ann’Square
Manchester
Philip
South Castle Street
Campbell
Argyle Street
Glasgow
Robinson
Greenside Steet
Edinburgh
Messrs
Curtis and Company
United Kingdom
Charles Lucas and CO
Newman Street
Oxford Street
London College of Medicine
Market Street
Howell
Chorcs
Greenside St
Powell
Westmoreland Street
Dublin
All Booksellers
Lucas
Howster
New Bell
Parsons
Locas and Co
Newman-street
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France
Andrew Wallace
Squire Wallace
Pat Sweeney
Pat
Vandell
Sam Slick
Fraser
Afagazine
Panama Canal
The
Franklin Institute
Michael Chevalier
Panama
Atantic
Pacific
Gulf of Papagaya
Lake
Nicaragua
San Juan
Laks Nicaragua
Atlantic
San Juss
Lake Leon
Greami
Ocean
St. Juan
Tamirando
Ostolinski
Lemberg
Hotel Dieu
Paris
North British Railway
Tweed
Berwick
Berwick Warder
Birkgate
Leeds
Manchester Times
Salwar
Arbroath & Forfar
Chester & Birkenhead
Dublin & Droghids
Eastern Union
Paisley
Ayr
Greenock
Ravesond
Rochester
Real Western
Elasbapeal
Birmingham
Deetys
Condon
Blackwall
Brighton
Crosdon
Northfalds
Newcastle and Carlisle
Darlington
Norfolk
Prepon
Wyre
South Devon
Outon
Greenwich
Mat Rhaes
York 'É North Midland
Laeds
Selby
York
Newenstrats
Erveetrees
Sul
Rouen
Barre
the. Debama, Ko
Japan
Sporting Entelligence
Tuuxspartagetededy
Mr. Elwes
Messenger
Mr. Hobson
Blonacle
Batthyany
Woo
J. Hawley
Vanity
Prince
Mostyn
Morven
Syn
Black Satin
Mistress Jean
Hobson
Millwood
T.C. Sabs
Mr. Worley
Sly
Mr. Payne
Marquis of
Tattersall
Goodwood
Gully
Jaque
Martin
J. Gerard
Merry
St. Leozz
Pedley
Duke of Richmond
Meeson
Dezssr
Mouton
B. Green
J. Scott
Chelmsford
C. Heath
Wwon
Mr. Perry Ad Bit Nibble
Dockeray
Sharpshooter
Dunosa
Chevy Chase
Black Cat
Sharpabooter
Hoveywood Na Tarella
Pearse
Lord Stradbroke
Lywcens
Mr. Shelley
Tarolla
Lord Lomadale
Jericho
Mr. Coape
Don John
Marson
Mr. Sheiley
Alpheus
Volage
Mr. Shafto
Joan
Mr. Howlett
Bit Nibbie
Chapple
Mr. Smith
Duncan
Mr. Cassidy
Crouch
Lord Lonsdale
Caroline
Wolverhampton
Lord Warwick
G. Whitehouse
Preatwick
Chespaide
Mr. Griffith
Marlow
Mr. Meeson
Isaac Day
Milliner
Clarke
Lyma
Palape Morok
Mr. Minor
Hawketone
Ranthes
Writ of Error
Robertson
Blackbird
Whitehouse
Skerratts Romance
Irwin
Chillington
Air
Shylock
Convict
Novel
Never Mind
Goldsmith
Duke of Cleveland
Whitehonce
Mr. Meiklum
Mr. Noseley
Richard
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