The Game Laws Controversy Between Bright and Berkeley
A lengthy correspondence is printed between Mr Bright and Mr Berkeley over motions on the Game Laws. Bright defends his stance, cites witnesses and precedents, laments suppression of his evidence, and critiques the tenant farmer's rights and game-preservation issues. Berkeley replies noting unpublished evidence and urging cautions before public judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Grantles Berkeley
Game Laws Committee
Post Office
Hampshire
Magistracy
England
Sis
Witursa
JoBx Baicutt
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Mr. Berkeley
Jeter
Sire
Macy
Manners Sutton
Watter
GaantLzy PF
Berkelet
Tu Jola Bright
M-P
Newcaste-on-Tyne
Religious Riots in Halberstadt and Leipzig in Germany
Riots erupted in Halberstadt and Leipzig as Abbe Ronge's German Catholic movement faced violent opposition. A sermon denouncing Rome sparked attacks. police and troops restored order after houses were wrecked and several were injured or killed. Estates and guards reinforced. authorities planned measures to curb further unrest.
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Han
Ringe
Cleves
Rome
Luvner
Pa Habersrapt
Halberstadt
Nossac
Abbe Rouge
Atrack
Abbe Ronge
Rue de la Digue
Abbe Runge
Royal Court of
Magdeburg
Journal Des Débats
Leipsic
Germany
Abbé Rouge
Duke Juba
Saxony
Anid
Pisces
Seaxong
Rarsl
Prince John
Prince Jean
Renks
Miliia
Prussia
Renge
Luther
Schiller
Ceves
Tts
Kep
Itural
Strosse
Chemnitz
Ronge
Haase
Honga
Aung
Prince's Hotel
War-horae-piace
Civie
Divi
Price
Dresden
Kine
Med Wall
Ciizans
Cisic Guard
Breach of Promise of Marriage in Cork Trial
In a crowded Cork courtroom, Miss Little sues George Newenham for breach of promise. Damages sought reach £5,000. after testimony and dramatic argument, the jury awards £700 plus sixpence costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little
Newenham
Cork
Justice Barlow
Henn
Sligo
George Newenham
Litto
Benjamin Beamish
Miss Little
Westropp
Defendant
Mr. Newenheim
Mr. Hewson
Beamish
Mr. Newenham
Candoor
Henrietta Emma Newerhamy
Henrietta Emma Little
Henly
Noel
George Bennett
Q.C
Alse
Bard
Fatal hydrophobia case and disastrous Aldermanbury fire
A Barking Creek youth bitten by a mastiff pup develops rabies and dies after septic agony. Separately a massive blaze at Messrs Bradbury Greatorex and Co. in Aldermanbury destroys warehouses, with extensive, insured losses totaling around £85,000 and fears for Guildhall. Firemen, police, and military support aided efforts to contain the blaze and protect city records. A bystander, Stephen Candrick, 27, was severely injured while attempting to climb churchyard spikes amid crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darapyut Cass
Arkden
Barking Creek
Mr. Henderson
Messrs
Bradbury, Greatorex
Basle
Manchrater
No. 6
Aldermanbury
St. Lawrence Jewry
London
Bew
Church of St. Lawrence Jewry
Guildhall
Watling Street
West of England
Braidwood
Diamond
Samuel
Brale
Glasgow
Mivsgra, Stone and Co
Grocers and Teadeale
Wallis
Woodroffe
Chadwick
Uurmirrer
Peraoun
Mevars, Bradbury, Greatorex and Co
Sheriff Sidney
Alderman Moon
Magog
Elrington
Readincaa
Bradbury, Greatorex, and Co
Silk Mercern
Manchester
Sun Fire Office
Royal Exchange
Phernix
Globe
Alliance
Union
Norwich Union
Scottish Union
Kent
Aum
Ajesars, Coster and Co
Fountaincourt
Sun
Liverpool
Proenix
Westminster
Oliver and Co
Dyer's Court
the Sun
Phanix
Imperial
County
Nicholas Stone
Messia
Oliver
Worthington
No. 4
Fountain Court
Coster and Co
Phenix
British
Guardian
Atlas
Unison
John Sidney Smith
Brown, Cullen, and Co
Henry Dunnington
Glover
Guildhall Yard
Corporation of London
Bngland
Stephen Candrick
St. Bartholomew's Hospial
Remmanna
Weather and harvest reports amid variable crops and fears
A compilation of harvest weather news across towns reports mixed progress. Wet and cool spells slow reaping in some districts, while dry soils in others suggest near average yields with variable quality. Reports from Isle of Thanet, Ipswich, Lewes, Bath, Swansea, and Glasgow note rain, sunshine, and ongoing harvest activity with expectations of favorable outcomes if future conditions hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ipswich Express
Lewes
Kent
Sussex
Susser
Partic
Bath
Isle of
Thanet
Paat
Berkshire Chronicle
Swaxsea
Carmarthenshire
Capid
Cambrian
Livemont
Liverpool Albion
Newcastle
Newcastle Journal
Doscasten
Doncaster Chronicle
Nottingham Review
Glascow
Flarvest
Sandbula
Glasgow Courier
Tyne
Berwick
Emnxstron
Barles
Muirhouse
Granton
Nether Liberton
Blackford
Kilmarnock Journal
Brussels
Belgium
Antwerp
Lippeloo
Malines
Termonde
Railway Calamities Multiply Across Stations This Week
A Chorley sized tally of railway accidents reports multiple deaths and serious injuries amid alleged gross carelessness. Leeds to Manchester express plunged down a 40 foot embankment near Leeds injuring six travelers including a mill owner and his family. rails show a broken chair joint and derailment. Masborough and Derby incidents follow with men crushed, shunted, or struck, prompting inquests and calls for safer station layouts. A later clash near Bishop’s Stortford shows engine overturning in water, passengers escaping, and rail joints under scrutiny.
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Wach Pass
Leeds
Manchester
Cesar Methiey
Midland Helway
North Midland
Masbro
Francis Daw
Barker
Rotherham
Derby
Masborough
John Turner
Sheffield General Infirmary
Prince of Wales Hotel
Badger
Midland Company
Northern and Eastern Railway
Pasley
Bishop's Stortford
Ely
Shoreditch
Cambridge
Waterbeach
Norwich
Passey
Parstos
Preston and Wyre i
Fleetwood
Lancaster
Preston
Borga
South Westerm
Walton On Thames
St Thomas’s Hospital
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Andover
Winchester
Grintle
Winchester Union
N.W
Edward Stephens
Mr. Stephens
Aeen
Bailey
Peterborough
Martin
Fanny Bailey
Misses Bailey
T'S
Stephena
Eter
Kentish Observer