Inquest at King's Head Inn on Norwich murder case
The inquest into the Norwich murders resumed at the King's Head Inn. The coroner pressed witnesses including John Chapisis and Robert Smith on Rush and Savory testimonies about poaching, boots, and a wedge peg used to secure a kitchen door. Savory, under cross questioning, detailed cleaning boots and the pegged door, with further digs into who saw what and when.
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Press
Jermy
King's Head Inn
Emily
James
Rush
Haile James
Poschers
Bra. James
Rosh
John Chapisis
Intwood
Eastern Counties Railway
Mr. Jermy
Ruth
Robert Smith
Hassid
Hensic
Mr. Rush
Potash Farm
Stanfield Hall
Turnipield
Rash
Mr. Bush
Penney
Solomon Savory
Isd
Savory
Morderns
Malahy -Ruak
Savery
Asme
Moliater
Wilson
Corea
Cart Lodge
Bosh
Witneass
Drr. Bush
Janice
Hhey
Cosener
Hush
Withee
Mysterious Murder Case at Stanfield Farm Inquest
Inquests recount evidence of a wedge used to breach doors and letters showing malice toward Mr Jermy. Watchful authorities plan further hearings as Mrs Jermy and a maid remain at risk. A public notice column debates Baron Alderson’s remarks and a broad range of legal inquiries follow.
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James
Witherford
Norfolk Constabulary
Theo
Joseph Howes
Prtash Farm
Aearchad West
J. B. Rush
Juz
Wymondham
London
Mr. Jermy
Corder
Jerwy
Gaks
Wilson
William Colman
Stanfield Hall Farm
Stanfeld Hall
Potash Farm
Rush
Stanfield Hall
Jermy
Phillip Bowgen
Stanfield
Mr. Jermy Jerny
Elizabeth Chestney
Cann
Bush
Calculations for tides sunrises and ports in Britain
Instructions explain computing sunrise and sunset shifts for places in Great Britain and Ireland by degree relative to 61 deg 80 min, and adjusting high water times at London Dock as base with hour and minute adds or subtracts for Bristol Dublin Dover ports and others. Includes notes on dates, moon age, day length, and calendar items from a 19th century weekly issue.
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Grea Britain
Ireland
London Dock
Bristol
Ork
Cova
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Harap
Brighton
Jhoura
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Prosperity Rising Amid Manchester Mill Revival
The article notes a rebound in orders and full mill employment in Manchester and surrounding towns, signaling a welcome revival from earlier economic strife. It criticizes calls that factory towns are hotbeds of sedition and argues unrest stems from genuine want, urging better nourishment of the working classes and warning against Tory complacency.
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Manchester
Natellite
Voiversa’ Diffeulties
Roilla
Artizans
Edward Lytton Bulwer
Leominster
The Honourable Baronet Speaks On Prosperity And Industry
A baronet remarks that the people are cared for and institutions are safe when agriculture and industry prosper. He notes shifts from semi starvation to fuller pockets, with trade reviving yet subject to cycles. He compares the economy to a steam engine needing a governor to steady fluctuations harming capitalists and workers.
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Baronet
Europe
Epsops
Manchester
Early closing movement gains pace in metropolis
A reform wave pushes shops to earlier hours across Holborn Cheapside Clare Market Strand Drury Lane Shoreditch and Blabopagate Street with eight to nine o clock closings. The piece argues reduced toil will improve health foster mental welfare and urge emancipation of shop workers en masse.
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Holborn
Cheapside
Clare Market
Strand
Drury Lane
Shoreditch
Blabopagate Street
Peace Congress at Home Warns Against Disbanding Armies
A historical column argues that even if world peace appeals rise, nations must retain standing armies to deter noncivilized threats. It cautions that widespread disarmament would expose states to barbarian aggression and uncontrolled plunder, urging continued military preparedness alongside philanthropy.
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Broavels
Atenat
Spain
Italy
Hungary
Poland
Europe
Hil
Crosta
Com
Model Lodging Houses St Anne's Soho Appeal
Advertisement notes a newly created lodging institution in St Anne's Soho modeled on the Model Lodging House plan. A prospectus explains aims to test practical extension of such establishments with simpler machinery than public bodies, undertaken by a group of gentlemen.
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Model Lodging
ST. Anne's
Soho
George Street
St. Gilea’s
Ilpatraling
Private and Public Ventures Promote Jointed Lodging Reform
The text argues for private charity led lodging houses as valuable complements to public facilities. It highlights adaptable designs for different classes, emphasizes noncommercial aims with proceeds directed to charity, and suggests a broader appeal to investors by offering steady income while aiding the needy. It notes religious inspiration and urges rapid expansion to benefit a wider, influential yet underserved group.
Abdication in Austria and Prussian Constitution Offer
The abdication of Austria's Emperor and the Archdukes foreshadow improved Crown people relations. A young Francis Joseph ascends, while Prussia dissolves its Constituent Assembly and grants a new constitution. The proposal features press freedom, meetings, universal suffrage, and two chambers, promising potential reforms for England if adopted.
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Austria
Vienna
Hungary
Archduke Francia
Charles
Sophia
Francis Joseph
Constituent Assembly
Prussia
Bowring named consul at Canton as other posts noted
The report states Dr Bowring will be Her Majesty's Consul at Canton and that Sir J Walmaley is expected to take over Bolton representation. It also records sewer notices forbidding interments with shallow graves in city parishes and penalties for undertakers, then details a murder trial in Liverpool with a guilty plea and death sentence.
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Bowring
Canton
Tao
J. Walmaley
Dr. Bowring
Bolton
Nonutusax Cracoi
Gibba
Gao
Belp
Triahman
Travisbrook Mill
Stockport
Wasale
Kia
Walker
Heaton Norris
An Tha
Morris Street
Alur
AD Walker
Sho
Lot
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Baron Atoguzon
Baron Alderson
Cheshire
Ile Canres
Papricorn
P.S
Meraxcaorr
St. Bartholomew's
John Ballivaus
Owen
Gray's Inn Lane
Camden Town
Hionelf
Tom Steele
Villein
Worship Street
John Dobson Jones
George Heil
Bathnal Green
Anzious
Mr. Heil
Jones
Aeller
Finsbury
Arnold
Belog
Vannbering
Smith
Chelacs
Colchester
Old
Kent Road
Islington
A.B
Merton
Queen's Bench
A. B
Trowbridge
Harrow
Louis Napoleon
Japoleon
Louis
Olland
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Excise
Hornsey
Notts
Howe of Commons
Kings Lynn
Leominater
Litkeard
West Riding
Forkshire
Zyuro
Quorn
Ox Wells
Durham
da Observer
Rotherbithe
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Worcester
A.S. L
Thirsk
Messrs
Colnaghi
Afr
Moon
Threadneedle Street
City
Brompton
Fouray Arcertain
Navy
Somerset House
Camberwell
Stair
Oxenford
Earl of Stair
Baron Oxenford
B.S
Ludlow
Henry the Eighth
C.C
Gulwich
D. B
Chelsea
D.hampton
Daborah B
Buislip
Eliza
Erith
W. J
Seamer
Red Lion Strest
Bath
Sloane Street
Princes Road
J. F
Aberdeen
St. John's Wood
Judes
Tonbridge
II Child
IK. W
Poole
Maria
Suwbridgeworth
Sobo
M. G
Stargard
England
Westmsinster
Nemo
Chertsay
P. B
Bradford
Penguin F
Pitts
Windsor
P.P
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Yoni Ogvaders
Trelend
Victoria
Rufis
Haverford
Kingsland
Bighgate
Fou
Newton
Wandaworth
Baltereen
Huband
Ashton
W. P
Mkertone
George
W.W. P
Canterbury
Aismiadeeda
W. Y
Chester
Charterhouse
Watford
Hertford
the Weekly Chronicle
St. Sidwell
Exeter
Pymonith
Devonshire
Prynce
Prynde
Church of England
Mr. Prynce
Poseyita
Bennett
Knightsbridge
Canon Sartis
Catal Hbe
Great Britain and Ireland
Norte
Ianiah
Isaiah
Peter
Oxford
Micheelmas Termenis
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