trial of Madame Laffarge in Affair of the Diamonds
Court near Paris hears long proceedings on the affair of the Diamonds. Marie Capelle is found guilty of fraud and sentenced to hard labor with the diamonds to be restored. The tribunal also orders payment of prosecution costs by Capelle and by Maile de Leoland as civil parties. The crowd roars as the court closes.
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Anges
Tulle
Emas
Wen
Nepal
Linc Levtat
Ain Roach
Etett
Nicola
Adame
Marie Ce
Daugh
Jamiely
Nico
Rene
Nicolai
Busaquy
M. Jence
Africa
Pepe
Abel
Penielet
Felix Otieke
Uis
W. da Gir
Nico June
Jean
Cavulle
Cap
Tasie Capella
Mario
Rye
Rmissic
Mons
Madame Hiamonds
Mtg
Elle Baldest Fang
Copelle Periment
Paris
Ton
Kent
Rou
Preatser
Daffarg
M. Mound
Mr. Laffa
Exico
Tribunere
Sebatt “Hom
M. Lacombe
Madame Laffarge
M. Corali
Oditton Barrot
Procureur du Roi
M. Co‘all
M. Odillon Barrot
Wal
Tharing Marie Capelle
Queer
Court of Assizes
Marie Capelle
Manile de Leoland
Wm. H. Cory
W. H. Cory
Bridge-road
Lambeth
Astley’s
Visit of Lord Ashley to the Manufacturing Districts
Lord Ashley tours Lancashire and Yorkshire to learn the needs of workers and back a Ten Hours Factory Bill. At Leeds Scarborough’s hotel a crowded meeting hears proposals for child and woman labor limits, machinery safety, and state support for injured workers. The noble lord argues reforms will benefit all and urges enclosure of dangerous gear.
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Leeds Intelligencer
Lancashire
Yorkshire
Lord Ashley
Scarborough’s
Leeds
Benjamin Sadler
Jowett
London
Oshua Hobson
G. A. Fleming
Hutton
T. B. Smith
W. Hick
Dyson
M. Grabtree
Perring
Stockport
Pany
Bradford
B. Sadler
W. Walker
Lord Ashley Advocates Ten Hours Bill At Huddersfield
Lord Ashley arrives at the George hotel to press a Ten Hours Factory Bill. Mill owners pledge support while noting limits on aid. A large working class meeting in Huddersfield passes unanimous resolutions backing the bill and opposing child labor under 12 and marriage employment for women. Cheers welcome the noble lord before he travels to Leeds.
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Lord Ashley
Hoppersfield
George Hotel
Woodhouse
J. Whitacre
Huddersfield
W. Stocks
L. Glendinning
Clay
J. Bowker
J. Bray
T. Hawkyard
J. Ratcliffe
J. Brook
J. Goldart
Binns
King
Reform Dinner at Andover and Liberty Fears in Dunver
A London gentleman from the manufacturing districts reports widespread distress and fear of a crisis if Peel fails liberal policy. Stewart Marjoribanks MP hosts a large party at the Guildhall with William Brockman Beachborough George Shiphem mayor and magistrates among magnates. Andover reformers invite R Etwall and Lord William Paget to dine at the Town Hall on the 17th to celebrate their triumphs in a spirited gathering.
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Robert Peel
Lipen
Dunver
Hythe
Stewart Marjoribanks
Guildhall
William Brockman
Beachborough
George Shiphem
Seduction Trials at Wirxreon and Burret Courts
Trials at Wirxreon Panker Lancaster Assizes and Croypon Assizes feature damages for seduction. Plaintiff, a Burton farmer, seeks compensation for his eldest daughter and niece after the defendants, minor sons of farmers, seduced them resulting in childbirth and family ruin. Juries return verdicts for the plaintiffs with damages set at fifty pounds in each case.
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Burton
Lonedale
Burton Chapel
Burret
Suaker
Croypon
Tindal
Platt
Hurlestone
Mary Gowan
Barnes
Chad
M. A. Pownell
Phillips
Courthouse Outburst After Guilty Verdict at Epsom Booth Attack
John Watkins and Henry Seton were found guilty of assault with intent to wound George Collier at an Epsom races booth. Judge sentences them to fifteen years transportation. A furious scene followed as prisoners raged, prompting police to intervene and secure the dock amid chaotic crowds.
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Keene
Messrs Daintry Ryle and Co Bankruptcy Debts Proved
The article notes 589 proofs of debt under the fiat. Totals include £116,962 19s 2d against Macclesfield bank, £48,571 6s 3 1d against Manchester bank, and £331 18s 8d in private debts, plus assignees Whitmore and Wells claiming £218,508 5s 3d. A London connection is mentioned. William Harnett, a Coventry town agent, is charged with a £2,000 plus deficiency in accounts. He admits misappropriation, claiming sums were expended on the general account. remanded for further investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Daintry, Ryle, and Co
Macclesfield Bank
Manchester Bank
Whitmore and Wells
London
Manchester Guardian
William Harnett
Alderman Wilson
Guildhall
Herbert
Herbert, Morriss, and Co
Coventry
Moorlane
Cheapside
Harvest prospects and weather woes across England 1841
The Bristol Mirror and several papers report variable weather with heavy rain and wind slowing crops, but some districts see improving prospects as sunshine returns. Wheat, barley, oats, and beans show mixed conditions. hay harvests finish slowly while prices rise on scarce stock. Forecasts predict a late but potentially average to good harvest if sun returns.
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Bristol Mirror
Aena
Berks Chronicle
Neeve
Worcester Guardian
Newcastle Journal
Essex Herald
Herts
Lancashire
England
Liverpool Times
Cambridge Advertiser
West Kent
East Surrey
Thos. Wright
Woodland Farm
Plumstead
Dover-road
Doncaster
Northampton Herald
Owever
Mercury
Gloucestershire Chronicle
Hampshire Guardian
Bedfordshire
Morning Chronicle
Woolsley-bridge
Porte
Nonta Kent Railway Promises Quick London Rochester Link
A projected Gravesend to Rochester railway via Thames and Medway canal bets strong public support. The route would cut London to Rochester travel to about one and a half hours, with segments London to Blackwall ten minutes, Blackwall to Gravesend one hour, and Gravesend to Rochester twenty minutes.
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Nonta Kent
Gravesend
Rochester
Thames and Medway
London
Chatham
Blackwall
Maidalond
Medway
Cuxton
Genterbury
Lorponsridge
London Bridge
Edward Bristowe
John Lavies
Buncran
Thomas Sawson
Bow-street
Jardine
Messrs
Gilson and Browne
Hungerford
Joseph Thornhill
Gilson
Browne
Marlborough Street
Hanover Square
Eliza
Selina Osborn
Selina
Lewis
Davis
Webster
William Blackwell
Camberwell
Croydon
Cottingham
Union-hall
Walworth
Thompson
Richardson
Wigmore Street
Oldfield
Edgware Road
Beard
Discovery of Great Importance by Rev Gorman Gregg
Discovery of great importance promotes Gregorian Paste as a cure for tooth and earache. Sole inventor claims high efficacy, with references from the United Kingdom and foreign parts. Sold at Pall Mall East depot and Keating locations, with orders executed at multiple respectable medicine venders.
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Gorman Gregg
United Kingdom
Opera-arcade
Pall-mall East
Pall-mall East, Where All Orders Are Executed; Mr. Keating
St. Paul's-churchyard
St. James’s-street
London
Messrs. Barclay and Sons
Warringdon-street
Jenner
F.L.S
Berkeley
Francis Hands
George Prevost
Stinchcombe
Gloucestershire
John Maynard
E. J. Carter
Slimbridge
Bristol
W. Joyner Ellis
Gloucester
Long
Royal Hotel
Clifton
Sherborn
Meruington Place
Hampstead-road
Wim. Weoullwright
Bretherton’s
Julia-street
Liverpool
N.B
Sarah Merrett Pike
Government
Infallible Embrocation Promises Gout Cure Worldwide
An advertisement proclaims Fenver's Embrocation a historic medical breakthrough for gout rheumatism lumbago sciatica and related conditions. It claims long tested efficacy by medical gentlemen and a personal family cure history. Available from listed merchants with varied bottle sizes and prices.
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Mr. Feaver
Friday
Cheapside
Barclay
Sona
Farringdon-street
Newbery and Sons
St. Paul’s
Sutton and Co
Bow Churchyard
Willoughby and Co
Bishopsgate-street
Sanger
Oxford-street
N.B
London Morning Papers
Homes Schofield, Hag
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Morison
British College of Health
Hamilton-place
New Road
Morison, Moat and Co. N.B
Cummins
Aldersgate School of Medicine
Mr. Paul
Ley
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
H. Ley
Paul
John Fox
C. King
Blackfriars-road
S. S
City of London
E. Bowden
R. Adams
Charles-street
St. James's
Bowden
Firampton
Prout
Strand
Frampton
Greet
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Frith-street
Soho-square