Miraculous Stigmatization Questioned by Critics
The article debates the alleged stigmata of Maria Mari as described by Lord Shrewsbury. It questions the wounds blood flow, the crown of thorns, and eight year fast, casting doubt on the authenticity and motives behind the Catholic spectacle. It contrasts tranquil Catholic reverence with potential imposition and superstition. It also notes related political and cultural items from Europe and London theater rounds.
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Earth
C Lear
Ehice
Jaiv
Udey
Lord Spencer
Shrewsbury
Lord Aeary
Yetterdom
Domenica Lazzari
Brich
Lord Shrewsbury
Maria Mari
Syhen
Giroad
Mae
Dr. Pusey
Caldaro
Capriana
Katherine Emmerich
Lord
Emmett and Kilmainham Gaoler Narrative Debunked
Editor of the Times. A Dublin letter questions a Paris article praising George Dunn and recounts Emmett’s 1803 removal from Newgate to Kilmainham. The writer disputes bribe claims, defends Dunn, and cites Emmett’s steadfast stance against French influence while urging readers to weigh the motives behind such posthumous praise.
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The
Times
Paris
Robert Emmett
France
Europe
London
Dublin
G. Dunn
Kilmainham
Emmett
America
Dunn
George Dunn
Mr. Wyckham
Thomas-street
Bridgefoot-street
Brock and Pelham
Matthew Wood
Newgate
Dunn the Elder
B. W
Ireland
Holland
Italy
Switzerland
the Times
Derby betting and upcoming coursing at Epsom notes
Sporting Intelligence reports Derby odds largely unchanged with numerous bets at long odds and several large bets struck. Mentions of Lord Albemarle, Robin and Primrose mares, and other named horses. Hampton Victoria Coursing Club will hold events at Epsom on the 15th and 16th. Frederick Vane Jr. suffered a broken ankle while hunting with Oakley hounds but is progressing well at Melchbourne Park.
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Tattersall
Derby
Peel
Lot
Anson
Attila
Verulam
Robert de Gorham
Phenix
Cooke
Duke of Grafton
Albemarle
Robin
Espartero
St. James
Palinurus
Pheonix
Ceek
Mr. Etwall
Albemarne
Dorothy
Hampton Victoria Coursing Club
Epsom
Lumley
Ladbroke
Frederick Vane
Oakley
Lord St. John’s
Melchbowin Park
Election prospects in Soursanpron liberal advantage hinted
The Hampshire Telegraph reports that a liberal candidate will enter the conservative race in Soursanpron, possibly opposing Hon. F. Bruce who may abstain due to funds. No easy win for conservatives this time, as improved liberal arrangements promise a strong challenge and a more favorable outcome.
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Soursanpron
F. Bruce
Bruce
Walter
Hampshire Telegraph
Rumovunep Cuances and Beaumont Smith Trial Notes
In addition to changes at Horse Guards led by Sir George Murray, possible promotions include Lord Fitzroy Somerset to commander in chief in Ireland, Sir Henry Hardinge to master-general of the ordnance, and Mr. Herries as secretary at war. Beaumont Smith, transported for life for forging exchequer bills, had a dramatic personal history with two marriages and a wary circle, while other crime items recount a Newgate detainer, a Regent's Park carriage accident injuring Mrs. Worsford and her daughter, and a mass assault on police at Islington including the beating of Constable Ching. Also reported are inquests at Duke of York and St Bartholomew's Hospital on natural deaths and accidental fire injuries to a young girl.
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Bayonne
Sain
Senor Olozaga
Paris
Council of Ministers
Hanover
Prince Bernard of
Belgium
Jamaica
Bluefield
Mosquito Shore
Central America
M‘donald
Belize
San Juan de Nicaragua
Manual Quigano
Omoa
Micyamans
Queen’s Bench
Lord Denman
Corporation of London
Queen's Bench
Duke of Sussex
Order of Freemasons
Grand Lodge
Emma Clarke
St. Luke's
Middlesex
St. Albans
Nave
Princes-street
St. James's
Millard
Tur Strezoxs
Royal Navy
W. Bor
EIA
William Burnett
William
United Services
Martin Archer Shee
Ict
Sur-Geon-General
United Service Gazette
Tweed Bayx
Tweed
Messrs
Messrs. Batson, Berry, and Co., Beg’ To Inform Tyeublic
Berwick
Ank
George Murray
Lord Hill
Lord Fitzroy Somerset
Ireland
Henry Hardinge
Ordnance
Herries
Beaumont Smith
Central Criminal Court
Church of England
Mr. Maule
Treasury
Smith
Rapalio
Newgate
Babe
Tom
Cornhill
Regent’s Park
Major Worsford
Connaught Terrace
Edgware Road
Miller
Hatton-garden
Islington
Sarah May
King
James May
Henry Kybrew
Ching
Combe
Norton
Lee
Sergant
May
Commissioners of Polices
Duke of York
Charlotte-street
Fitzroy-square
Wakley
Joseph Sears
Beadle
Chapel-passage
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Mr. Payne
Ann Brett
Charles Anglise
Brett
Leonard Street
Shoreditch
Anglise
Warl‘tera and Lovejoy
Farringdon-street
Sunday
Loveridge
Snow-hill
Diabolical Murder at St Helen s Rainford Farmer Killed
A highly respected Rainford farmer Mr Henry Grayson, 64, was found dead after midnight on Sunday near St Helen s. He had visited St Helen s on market day and was last seen at the King s Head. Six men arrested in connection with the murder, with a coroner s inquest set to proceed and a £50 reward offered.
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Rainford
St. Helen's
Henry Grayson
St. Helen’s
Grayson
King’s
Denton’s-green Brewery Company
Gerard’s Arms
Denton’s-green
Storey
Thomas Meadowcroft
Robert Wood
Charles Wood
Isaac Jacques
Woodford
County Constabulary
Preston
King’s-head
Denton’s Green
Gerard’s Arms Inn
Jacques
William Jacques
Patrick M‘caddon
J. Hayes
Peter Woods
Home Secretary
J. Graham
Gerard Arms
John Hayes
John Brandwood
Lancashire Constabulary
Superintendent Storey
Isaacacques
Meadowcroft
Farmer Grayson
Mr. Storey
Bibby
Eccleston
Seven Stars
John Parr
Parr
Robert Woods
Woods
Breach of Promise of Marriage in Darbon v Rosser
In a Queen's Bench trial before Mr Justice Wightman, the plaintiff Miss Sophia Darbon sought damages for breach of promise by Sir Robert Rosser. After lengthy testimony and a jury verdict, the jury awarded damages of £1600 to the plaintiff for the alleged broken betrothal, with chronicling of extensive correspondence, gifts, and threats of financial settlements across 1836 to 1841.
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Court of Queen's Bench
Justice Wightman
Platt
Mr. White
Pearson
Mr. Thesiger
Mr. Gray
Rosser
Morning Herald
Red Lion Square
Sturm
Mr. Platt
Earth
Heaven
Gilead
Hampton
Mary
Sophia Carbon
R. B
Kitchen
Northumberland-street
Northumberland Shades
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Norma
Paul Bedford
Adalgisa
Wright
Pollio
Moon
Olympic Theatre
John Reeve
Abrahamides
Mr. Wild
John
Surrey Theatre
Mr. Phelps
Lucius Junius Brutus
Howard Payne
Brutus
Surrey
Phelps
Kean
Lucretia
Opera House
Signor Negri
Laurent
Handley
M. Pilet
Baumann
Prospero
Adelaide Kemaie
Bricatox
Brighton
Thomas Wright
Mozart
Cuiglielmi
Caradori Allan
Pacini
Madame Dulcken
Dobler
Mr. T. Wright
Lucia di Lammermoor
Drury-lanne Theatre
Theatre Royal
Drurylane
Mr. Macready
Hudson
Gratiano
Miss Fortescue
Juliet
Sporting Intelligence
Darbon
Robin Gray
Sophia
Sarah Darbon
Thesiger
Ann Birch
Onne
Hastings
Bushy
England
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