Horrible disclosures at the Andover Union unfold
The Times report describes a bone crushing scandal at Andover union where paupers allegedly ate bones and suffered neglect. An investigation led by Mr. Munday exposed abuses by the master, with numerous charges and calls for action by Poor Law authorities and guardians.
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Apporza
James Graham
Wakiey
Finsbury
Hugh Munday
Andover
House of Commons
Munday
Union House
Payne
Macdougal
Mr. Payne
Manday
Board of Guardians
Maunday
Etwall
M.P
Wakley
Duncombe
J. Graham
Walker
Westlake
Lamb
Poor Law Commissioners
The Drama and Fire at Dartford Theatre and Vauxhall Balloon
The Dartford crowd faced a fire alarm when Richardson's theatre adjacent to the church burned rapidly after starting under the pit. The theatre and props were destroyed, with losses around £1,200. At Vauxhall, a crowded al fresco carnival featured Mr and Mrs Green's ascent to Edenpark Beckenham, then Beckenham station, landing after about an hour.
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Beau Monde
Utmont
Grist
Brambills
Morlant
Fornesari
Giaramento
Cerito
Lucile Graba
Perrot
St. Leon
Bacchante
Alma
Rhcmansox
Dartford
Richardson's Theatre
Axp
Gazex
Vauxhall Ganpexs
Victuallers’ School
Kennington Lane
Vauxhall
Green
Albion
Waterloo Ground
Serenant
Edenpark
Beckenham
Kent
Edward Lawford
Lawford
Mr. Green
Croydon
Royal
Tur Gatings at Tattersalls and Wolverhampton Races
Betting at Tattersall’s Monpar meeting opened with heavy action on Weatherbit and The Merry Monarch as odds swung during the afternoon. Wolverhampton races featured multiple contests including the Produce Stakes, Wolverhampton Stakes, and the Chesterfield-ruled events with Carissima Glossy and Nix my Dolly among the notable winners and drivers.
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Mr. Gully
Old England
A. Johnstone
Annandale
Mr. Mostye
Mr. Watts
Mr. Irwin
Connaught Ranger
Yarburgh
Hessletine
Exeter
Stradbroke
Weatherbit
Mentor
Merry Monarch
Pantasa
Agaihat
Chesterfield
Arkwright
Chesterfeld
Pam
Holloway
Wolverhampton
G. Emery
Batson
Fowler
Llater
Bristow
Carissima
G. Whitehouse
Lord Warwick
Gwalior
Davies
Princess Royal
Copeland
Reliance
Mess
Cartwright
Yardley
Mr. Hawkins
Mr. Bell
Sir C. Monck
Old Jack
Mr. Skerratt
Lord Chesterfield
Soldier
Mr. E. Peel
Mr. Dawson
Surety
Mr. Jones
Rolla
C. Cartwell
Troilus
Clinker
Phillip
E S
Physician
Theano
W.scott
Moatyn
Miracle
Percival
Shaw Luss
Proposal to educate British farmers at York Yeoman School
Lord Morpeth urges the Yorkshire Agricultural Society to back a public schooling project in York. He proposes attaching a large boarding house to the York school, with specialized agricultural instruction and chemistry, funded by subscriptions and public donations. He notes £2,200 already raised and seeks £1,000 more, praising local nobles and wealthy farmers for support and urging £1 from many farmers to complete the plan.
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Yorkshire Agricultural Society
Norwood
Beverley
Lord Feversham
Archdeacon Wilberforce
Lord Morpeth
Saovesa
Society
Beverley Agricultariets
Cheera
Yorkshire
Scotland
Pele
York
Maresty
York Yeoman School
England
Report on the London and York Railway select committee findings
A Lords report details inquiries into petitions by Henry Bruce and George Pryme regarding the London and York Railway. It recommends delaying a second reading to allow fuller investigation, notes lists of subscribers questioned as fictitious or unable to pay, and cites witnesses and witnesses’ statements. The report condemns personal abuse in the proceedings and records withdrawn imputations and admitted exonerations.
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Cowes Roads
Weathe Castle
Royal Yacht Squadron Battery
Raads
Ryde
Spithead
Portsmouth Harbour
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al + M. Boud
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Atherton
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Dr. Dixon
Jannab
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Dr. Newton
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Oxford-lane Chapel
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Agton
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Jardine
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Vize
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Heaoon
Baring
Hamilton
5Th Dragoon Guards
Mr. Douglas
London
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Heene
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Marchmont
Irect
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Tavistock Square
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Bristol Mirror
Murder at Leicester ends with willful murder verdict
A wife is killed in Leicester by husband William Hubbard after a failed attempt to separate, a swift pursuit follows, and inquest testimony details a brutal throat wound. Hubbard is remanded for trial. the coroner’s inquest identifies bloodstains and a crescent knife as key evidence amid a tense public scene.
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Newarkes
Birmingham
William Hubbard
Leicester Canal
Hubbard
J. Gregory
Hannah Hubbard
Jane Hitchins
John Hubbard
Slater
Wm. Hubbard
Hannah
Elizabeth Bates
John
William
Bill
Ann Chesterton
Rascal
Mill-lane
Orange
Des
Elizabeth
John Hubberd
Ofrisoner
Thomas Heighton
John Thornton
St. Mary's Mills
John Cowell
Wright
Bowling Green
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