Reading Monday Wigat's Debate Fragment
A long comical exchange mocks John O Connell and Warwick by name, with threats of disguise and social masks. It then shifts to notes from a Durham Chronicle style piece and a curious tale of a farmer’s wife seeking cocks from a poulterer. The piece ends with a poem on rent day in Ireland and a dramatic Revolutionary era scene.
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India and Egypt Dispatches Report Frontier Wars and Trade
Despatches from India and Egypt via Marseille recount frontier clashes with Boogties on the Scinde frontier, a decisive scuffle near Shikarpore, and British suppression led by Scinde Horse under Lieutenant Merewether. Goomsoor unrest persists with human sacrifice fears, while reforms and revenue efforts continue under new Civil Governor Pringle. Meantime Afghan, Lahore, Oude, and Nizam affairs show pacification and policy tensions. naval losses and shipping delays raise alarm.
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Debut of Edgardo by Mr Reeve at Covent Garden
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Inquest Found Man Slain by Starving Son in Woopstook
A coroner's inquest in Woopstook found John Hobland responsible for the death of his son from starvation after weeks of abuse and neglect. Witnesses described repeated beatings and denial of food despite the family having bread and ducks at times. The jury returned a verdict of murder and Hobland was committed to Oxford gaol for trial at the next assizes.
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Tattersall’s racing bets and railway receipts mixed in latest notes
Sporting Intelligence notes a Steeple Chase betting surge on Richard the First and St Leger with odds across several horses. It also reviews railway finances, detailing weekly receipts, mileage, and branch-line effects for lines including London and North Western, Midland, and Great Western, with year-over-year comparisons from 1845 to 1847.
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Innocent Hull druggist case and alibi letters emerge
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