The Game Laws Correspondence Between Bright and Berkeley
The discussion concerns Mr Bright and Sir Grantley Berkeley over motions and evidence in a Game Laws inquiry. Berkeley replies that adjournment prevented full rebuttal, defends witnesses, and asserts public rights to hear accusations against magistrates while cautioning against rushed judgments.
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Bright
Grantley Begeley
Mr. Begley
London
Game Laws Committee
Post Office
Hampshire
Takinn
England
Ake
Con
Jonxy Barcut
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Berkeley
Mancers Sutton
Onn
Thia
Iscel
Gaaxtleey
John Bright
Newcastle-on-Tyne
Free Church fund drives for college and parsonages
Reports on Scottish Free Church collections raising funds for a college and minister housing. The drive, amid large pledges, followed earlier totals of £600,000 to £700,000 for churches and £49,000 to £56,009 raised for parsonage buildings in a matter of weeks.
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Free Church People of Scotland
Orpm
Andio
Pacace Coent
Pittine
Haxseci
Paddingian
Coungel
Brent
Elliott
Tarnox
Secondary Potter
Finsbury Pavement
Taylor
Horry
Bristol
London
Surrey
Croydon
Teylor
Horner
Mr. Herry
Religious Riots in Halberstadt and Leipzig Shake Germany
A report from Halberstadt describes Abbé Ronge's outdoor sermon provoking violent clashes between German Catholics and Rome supporters. Rioters attacked the Abbe, stones flew, and troops fired, leaving many dead and wounded. over 150 arrested as police and military struggled to restore order. Similar unrest in Leipzig followed, with crowds clashing during a Royal Guard review, gunfire injuring several and prompting mass mobilization and citywide curfews.
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Abbo
Cleves
Rome
Luther
Habenstapr
Abbé Ronge
Halberstadt
Abbe Ronge
Abbe Rouge
Rue de la Digue
Royal Court of
Magdeburg
Bss
Journal Des Débats
Leipsic
Duke John
Saxony
Council of Ministers
Osage
Prince John
Prince Jean
Prussia
Schiller
Porsons
Leipsicin
Chia
University
Lerrsi
Chernitz
Moore
Ronge
Haare
Prince's Hotel
Siismitch
Warhorse Place
Dresden
Ciizens
Bresch of Promise of Marriage: Little v Newenham
In a crowded court, Miss Little sues Mr. George Newenham for damages over a broken engagement. The jury awards £700 in damages and sixpence costs after testimony on the couple’s betrothal, fortunes, and alleged misrepresentations.
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Little
Newenham
Coax Aseixeo
Jnstice Burton
Sligo
George Newenham
Benjamin Beamish
Miss Little
Westropp
Defendant
Mr. Newenham
Mr. Hewson
Beamish
Beemish Aeil
Mies
G. N
H.E.N
Henrietta Emma Newenham
Henrietta Emma Little
Wilnesses
George Bennett
Q.C
Dasaprur Case of Hxproruosts in Barking Creek
A fifteen or seventeen year old son of a fisherman in Barking Creek was bitten on the leg by a mastiff pup. He developed hydrophobia with severe pain, vomiting, thirst, and agitation, resisted treatment, and died at five on Sunday morning after being restrained in bed.
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Arkden
Barking Creek
Mr. Henderson
Dumourron Oy
Leeds
Eveter
Methley
Manchester
North Midland Railway
Minsbro
Francia Daw
Barker
Rotherham
Derby
Masborough
John Turner
Sheffield General Infirmary
Prince of Wales
Badger
Manborough
Midland Company
Leeda
Neptrern and
Easteeas
Northern and Eastern Railway
Pasley
Bishop’s Stortford
Ely
Shoreditch
Cambridge
Waterbeach
Waterbreach
Dowling
Norwich
Axoturn
Paxstoy
Preston and Wyre
Fleetwood
Lancaster
Prenton
Destructive fire devastates Aldermanbury warehouse district
A huge blaze at Messrs Bradbury Greatorex and Co. No. 6 Aldermanbury caused widespread destruction and total loss of stock valued around £200,000. Fire brigades from St Lawrence Jewry, Watling Street, and County services fought flames to nine thirty, with Guildhall and St Lawrence Jewry structures at risk. Insurance claims total near £85,000 for Bradbury, plus damages to Coster and Co. Oliver and Co. and others. one man, Stephen Cundrick, suffered severe injuries from a fall while escaping.
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Guildhall
Dyer’s Court
Church of St. Lawrence Jewry
London
Ben Church
Church of St. Lawrence Jerry
Watling Street
West of England
Braidwood
Aldermanbury
Church of
St. Lawrence Jewry
James
Diamond
Samuel
Beale
Glasgow
Mesars, Stone and Co
Wallis
Woodroffe
Chadwick
Omber
Mesars, Bradbury, Greatorex, and Co
Alderman Sherif Sidney
Gog
Megag
Elrington
Messrs
Bradbury, Greaturex, and Co
Silk Mercora
Manchester
Aldermanburr
3UN
Royal Exchange
Phoenix
Globe
Alliance
Union
Norwich Union
Scottish Union
Kent
Coster and Co
Fountaincourt
Sun
Liveral
Phenix
Hand Ipaod
Westminster
Oliver and Co
Bradbury, Greatorex, and Co
Deer's Court
the Sun
Phanir
Imperial
County
Nicholas Stone
Aldertoanbury
Messrs. Oliver
Worthington
Land Oliver
No. 4
Fountain Court
British
Guardian
Atlan
Seat of
England
John Sidney Smith
Brown, Cullen, and Co
James Chadwick
Baron von Gart
Henry Dunnington
Glover
Guildhall Yard
Corporation of London
Theas
Stephen Cundrick
St. Hartholomew
Weather and Crop Prospects Across the Counties
Reports from Ipswich to Glasgow describe harvests starting or progressing amid variable weather. Some districts expect average yields with good barley and oats, while heavy land and persistent rain threaten lower grain quality. Reaper groups from Kent aid Sussex harvests as frost and cool spells affect ripening.
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Ipswich Express
Lawes
Kent
Sussex
Bath Journal
East
Froum
Isle of
Thanet
Berkshire Chronicle
Swansea
Carmarthenshire
Cambrian
Lingapoon
Liverpool
Albion
Newcastle
Newcastle Journal
Doxcastle
Doncaster
NorrixcHam
Nottingham
Glascow
Glasgow Courier
Rappino TonsarRe
Tyne
Berwick Warder
Epinounou
Aairhouse
Granton
Nether Liberton
Blackford
Edinburgh Advertiser
Kilmannock
Kilmarnock Journal
Brussels
Belgium
Campine
Antwerp
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Germany
Bresch
John Russell
Bond
Birmingham & Gloster
Bristol and Gloster
Ityland
Eastern Counties
Manch
Hull
Edinburgh
Midland
Great Western
Manchester and Birming
Grand Junction
Newcastle and Carlisle
Resistant
Ayr
Newcastle & Darlington
Gravesend
Rochester
Paris
Rouen
Paria
Orleans
London and
Bisingham
South Eastern
Dover
South Weat
Sheffield
Blackwall
York
North Midland
Brighton
Yarmouth and
Norwlels
Naveral Felde
Kentish Observer