Various Octroi Offices Open for Money Orders and Local News
Notices posted at branches list offices for payment of money orders including 180 Strand and 65 Piccadilly with others in Lambeth and Bloomsbury. A Hounslow meeting demands abolition of logging in army and navy. The potato disease spreads with crop losses foreseen. Fire at Robertson's cabinet works in Temple Street destroys stock. insurer noted. Rocket explosion at Royal Arsenal injures worker Jacob Steel but building survives. Inquest into Emelia Lyre death reports natural causes. A defiant letter from Lt Col Wakley defends lack of concealment in Private White case. Railway traffic returns compare weekly receipts with last year.
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Charing Cross
Strand
Piccadilly
Queen's Row
Pimlico
L. Broad Atrest
Bloomsbury
Tottenbach Court Road
Moor Street
Lambeth
Millitary
Nova Fracoria
Hounstow
Hounslow
Nag’s Head
Lord Radnor
House of Lords
Bowring
House of Commons
Cantyet Maxo
Robertson
Temple Street
Hackney-road
West of England
Royal Arsenal
Woolwick
Jacob Steel
Sepvex
Baker
Crown
Britanvia Street
Hoxton
Emelia Lyre
Wise
Britannia Terrace
Wright
Law
Hooxstow
Morning Chronicle
Frederic White
7Th Hussars
Wakley
Medical Times
Wide -Medical Times
Erasmus Wilson
Warren
White
James Macgregor
Hall
Wilson
Trimmer
Mischievou
Thurley
J. Waxts
Hussare
Hounslow Barracke
Slander The Queen v Robinson Clerk in Gloucestershire
The indictment against the Rev Disney Robinson of Cheltenham charged with publishing two anonymous libels about Mrs Jane Barker. The case showed letters warning her from an unnamed author in Wakefield and a later envelope with religious tracts, read in Cheltenham. The jury convicted Robinson of publishing libels with malice.
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Jane Barker
Worcester
George Barker
Harmon
Cheltenham
Pitville‘parade
Ree
Actonhall
Dursley
Woollott
Wakefield
Yorkshire
W. P
Acton Hall
Serjeant Talfourd
Afra. Barker
Knox
Lord Fitzbardinge
Elizabeth Molloy
No. 2
Pittrille Parade
Barker
Berkeley Castle
Fitzhardinge
Pittsille Parade
Mr. Whateley
George Hill
Whateley
London
Lord Fitzhardinge
Pittville
Fund for Bishop of Jerusalem Widows Fund Grows
A committee chaired by Lord Ashley reports donations to the widow and family of the late Right Rev Dr Alexander Bishop of Jerusalem amounting to 3500 pounds and more. An accident at Reapixe Railway Station caused minor injuries to a porter and slight damage when a carriage was moved to a rail. The incident did not affect passengers and was considered non serious.
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Lord Ashley
Alexander
Jerusalem
Reapixe
Elstion
Mercury
Le Dragon Noir and Le Philtre at Drury Lane Opera
The Drury Lane program featured Le Domino Noir and Le Philtre by Auber with English versions noted as mutilated. Belgium’s troupe first presented these works intact, drawing favorable remarks on acting, stage business, and musical ensembles amid a critical verdict on English adaptations.
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the Philtre
Hadaon
Couderc
Horace
Angelo
Maddie
Chorton
Angele
Delannoy
Gil Perez
Bonelle
Auber
Dbrussels Opera Company
Tay
Harmonker Theatne
Mr. Webster
Nathan Thompson
Eeesow
Haymarket
Douglas Jerrold
Sheridan Knowles
Bourcicault
Marston
M. Tournaire
Alexander Lee
Lee
Naples
Vesuvius
Horse Guards
Craven Head Tavern
Drury-lane
Sheerness
Her Majesty
London-bridge
Battensbee
Brother Brogden
Brogden
Storm wrecks wildlife and floods game across Surrey counties
A late storm caused extensive wildlife losses with hail killing birds, drowning young fliers, and rain crippling streams. Hares and rabbits were found dead or washed from burrows, while pheasants largely weathered by seeking woods. Newcastle area moors report extreme scarcity. In Maidenhead a police sergeant, Anthony Thomas Styves, faces additional remand for a serious knife wound case against Henry Plumb, though Plumb’s medical condition delays proceedings.
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Tug Tate
Surrey
Sussex
Newcastle
Munpenoys
MarpeyuEap
Anthony Thomas Styves
Great Wester Railway Company
Maidenhead
Eton
Henry Plumb
Ward
Burnham
Larkin
Burnham and
Stoke
Caledon George Dupri
M.P
Rice Richard Clayton
Major Bent
Thomas Carter
J. J. Williams
W. R. Ward
Williams
Plumb
Henry
B. Bevis
Ir. Bellis
Carter
Bis Bed
Stratus
Cozy Ass Cyrd Te Beacoefield
St Leger Bets Fix Prices and Regatta Tragedy Reported
The St Leger betting prices are fixed after small wagers with Fancy Boy and Brocardo as top fancies. A deadly boating accident occurs at the watermen regatta near Vauxhall, with Hawkins drowning after a collision. Other regatta results include Lambeth and Woolwich events, while hunting reports note abundant game birds and moor conditions across Scotland and England.
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Tattersall
Fancy Boy
Brocardo
St. Leqer
Gully
Porrhus
W. Scou
Sir Tatton Sykes
O'Brien
Grimston
Anton
Tego
Micklam
General Shubrick
Lord E. Russell
Suing
W.scott
Frin-go-bragh
Chesterfield
Free Lance
Dawson
Paynton
Cranston
Cranebrook
Ssnge
Mount Callan
Denny
Egiintumn
van Tromp
Howes
Agat
Wurley
Old Port
Anson
Bingham
Clifton
the Field
Enon Hanphav
J. Day
Bourton
Harcourts Druid
Accident to Sir Charles Wetherell near Maidstone
A severe accident befell Sir Charles Wetherell near Maidstone on Monday morning after a phaeton upset on the Medway road. He sustained concussion and could not speak. he was taken to Preston Hall for urgent care as doctors warned of grave outcomes. The incident followed a prior visit to Smarden and involved a driver and valet unhurt.
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C. Wetherell
Charles Wetherell
Maidstove
Maidstone
Rochester
Medway
Wouldham
Sir Charles
Preston Hall
Dennis
Aylesford
Taylor
London
Charles
Smarden
Gravesend
Globe
Aluros House
Prucico
Bedford
Westminster
Albion House
Shaftesbury Terrace
Pimlico
William Mawby
Warwickshire
Smith
Mr. Smith
Baynton
Barong
Destructive Accident at Bristol Dock Gate Construction
A large Cofer dam breach at the Bristol basin during lock and gate work caused a powerful surge and collapse of timber and piles. Witnesses describe a panic as water flooded the site, with few injuries, a captain’s narrow escape, and initial reports of greater damage later deemed exaggerated. The damage is now considered minor and the project will proceed with fencing rather than full reconstruction.
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Cumberland Batia
Oymen
Mr. Jones
Parfitt
Swift
Newport
Quemag
St. Vincent's Rocks
Cuamber
Hotwell House
Sristol Journal
Skeletons Found Near Banbury Turnpike Confirm Murder Links
Three human skeletons unearthed in a straw pit near Stardy's Castle after a long chase tie to a gang of gypsies once linked to Biddle Sherriff and Skerry. The trio reportedly murdered for rents Hicks once paid and buried near Jackley. coroner to determine cause. Donoghue alias Green, fresh from a prison breakout, is recaptured at Kilworth with further escape tales and arrests across Cork, Kilkenny and Carlow.
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Woodatuck
Sturdy's Castle
Jackley
Banbury
Oxfordshire
Oxford Castle
James Biddle
Isaac Sherriff
Mr. Mobbs
Biddle
Mr. Walker
Oxford
Stardy's Castle
Hicks
Stordy's Castle
Skerry
Stardus
Neval
Biddie
Alany
Monras Jack Sustrand
Donoghue
Alias Green
Smithfield
Kilworth
Duxnoghue
Main Street
Mahony
Buck Ned
M'Auliffe
Armagh
Themeelven
Donaghue
Kilkenny
Carlow
Cork
Callaghan
M‘dermott
M-Dermott
Atill
Kileorth Mountain
Criminal conversation trial ends without verdict in Wetherell case
Proceedings in the Cooke v Wetherell case resumed with extensive testimony about alleged improprieties involving Mrs Cooke and Miss Wetherell at Beaufort Arms Chepstow and other locations. The jury deliberated for hours across two days, but ultimately was discharged without a verdict.
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Mrs. Cooke
Mrs. Cook
Queen’s Bench Prison
Serjeant
Chacnell
Cooke
Wetherell
Beaufort Arms
Toman Williams
George Depreed
Beaufort Armée
Chepstow
Williams
Baynton
George
Rummer
Bristol
Ann Emanuel
Miss Wetherell
Guildford
Rosa
Themeelages
Charles Wetherell
Chambers
Satunday
Arrival of the Lord Mayor at Windsor in grand civic pageant
Windsor crowds gathered by the bridge to glimpse the Lord Mayor and civic dignitaries landing from the Oxford state barge. The Lady Mayors arrived earlier from Reading as the procession moved to the White Hart hotel and planned departure for Staines tomorrow.
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Wisnsor
Wispson
Royal Borough
Oxford
Windsor
Currisges
White Hart
White Hart Hotel
London Stour
Staines
R. Duss Prust
R. Dunn
A. Burdett Coutts
Newgate
Dunn
Cope
John Gurney
King Edward-street
Liverpoolrind
Islington
Stafu Quu
Lemer
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Seevee
Midland
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Mingham
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Eere
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Artlepool
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Rail
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Newcassie
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Tree
Paris
Ronen
Parisand
Orleans
Queen v. Robinson
Sporting Intelligence
St. Mancsnet
St. Jouy's
Westuixsten
RenaTta
Horseferry
Middlesex
Vauxhall
St. Margaret's
St. John's
D. Commbes
Vauxhall Bridge
R. Gurdorr
T.guodram
S. Chalk
A. Bray
D. Davis
Ditto
J. Piper
F. Gardner
Houses of Parliament
Smith's
Thames Bank
Joseph Royal
James Coombes
Evans
Davis
T. Coombes
Bloomfield
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S. Rush Dite
Brace
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Southwark Bridge
Blue
Peacock
J. Hawkins
K. Morris
R. Holloway
G. Adama
Hawkins
Laspeth
Edward Perry
Sun
Henry Maynard
James Kitley
John Maynard
James Maynard
William Wilson
Blur
Westminster Bridge
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King's Arms Statra
Lambeth Stairs
Lewis Richards
Sen
Richard Wilson
Joseph Arthur
George Melsom
William Richards
Pink
King's Arms Stairs
Surrey Shore
Burnett's
K.C.H
Messie
Thomas Weeks
James Bedwell
Charles Bowden
John Bryant
George Field
Michael Dillon
James Baggett
John Baggett
Bryant
Bowden
Jobo Baggett
Inverness Courier
Grose Shoorine
Highlands
Northumberland
Newcastle Journal
Bristol Dock
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