Hat with mystery bits inspires curious minds
A fragmentary note describes a hat containing various odd items and loose threads. Readers speculate on origins and meaning as the unusual discovery sparks local chatter and a small show of interest from collectors and passersby.
Fragmented OCR leads to unclear local notice
The readable text is garbled with partial phrases and repeated fragments. It does not provide a clear event, names, dates, or locations to form a proper news item summary.
FIRE AT LIVERPOOL COSTLY WAREHOUSE BLAZE
A fire broke out at five this morning in Mr Platt s resin and oil warehouse in Lower Parliament street Liverpool. The blaze spread to nearby Greenland street as flames fed by combustible materials, with strong SW winds hindering efforts to control it. Water shortages threaten containment and damages are estimated at about £50 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Mr. Platt
Lower
Parliament Street
Greenland Street
S.W
Bank of England
James Akroyd Beaumont
F.C.P.S
Trinity College
Cambridge
Hunslet
Leeds
Earl Fitz. Hin. Norr
Taany
Affghanistan
Sir W. Nott
Wiltshire
East India Company
England
Her Majesty's Army
Globe
Nott
East India
West India
London
St. Katharine's Docks
Hong Kong
Macao
India
China
United Kingdom
Austria
Odessa
America
France
Rome
Civita Vecchia
Pirr
Taz Cuars
Chain Pier
Brighton
Plymouth
Lune
Luancaster
Curistwis
Bristow
Durdham Down
Hill
Banwell
Hutton
Mendip
Frexen Ruvrias
Court of Assizes
Herault
Tn Ld
Montpellier
Pomarede
Pezenus
Sweden
Silverday
Staffordshire
William Hewton
Taylor
Knuttonheath
Corsica
Bastia
M‘cullagh
84Th Regiment
Maghera
County Derry
Dr. Barr
Barr
Jfstal
Paytax-Street
Well
Whitcomb Street
St. Martin's
John Dunn
Cellerman
Stone
Panton-street
Haymarket
Charles Waugh
Chamisanne Curistans
Ben Monpsey
John Harcourt
Artillery-place
Bermondsey
Johnson
Adara
Portman Square
Uie
Malta
Webbe
Mount Finn
Saplan
Bath Roads
Great Tester
Way of the World revived with cuttings and new Marwood
A stage revival at Haymarket trims Congreve's Way of the World turning Marwood into a gentleman to curb its racy elements. Mrs Glover Lady Wishfort and Farren as Witwoud received praise, followed by a cotillion and a Bastille comedy with Celeste. Royal Polytechnic and St Pauls notices cover science and school speeches while London musical and theatrical circles note concerts and operas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Quatorze
Mr. H. Hall
Bastille
Cardinal Retz
Ninon
Lours
Louis
Fricaudeau
Mr. Webster
Madame Celeste
H. Hall
Webster
Royal Polytechnic Institution
Earl of
Buchhoffner
St. Paul's
Robert Inglis M.P
Brien
Hume
England
Vincent
Clay
Rider
Cadmus
Euripides
Goodag
Timon
John Barnett
Daniel
den of Lions— Dramatic and Musical Review
Thalberg
London
Brussels
Paris
Signor
Madam Ronconi
Arne
Artaxerxes
Covent-garden Theatre
Mandane
Miss Rainforth
Alfred Shaw
Arbaces
Manvers
Artabanes
W. Harrison
Philharmonic
Messrs. Anderson
W.S. Bennett
T. Cooke
Geittin
Loder
Lucas
Neate
M. Louis Poveur
St. George’s Hospital
Bumgarten
Covent Garden
Royal Society of Musicians
M. Pouché
Son of Sonz
Wrstmrysten
Terence
Adelphia
St. Peter's College
Demea
Seagrave
Micio
Ctesipho
Goolden
Sostrata
Colman
Lessing
Menander
Donatus
Diphilus
Hegio
Ingram
Ctesiphon
Geta
Smyth
F. G. A. Williams
Westminster School
Squeers
T. B. Macaulay
Phillimore
Chambers
Archdeacon Webber
Hawtrey
Eton
Parrot in possession for five years lays two eggs
A gentleman in the city reports his fine prey parrot has laid two eggs, a fact noted as a curious natural occurrence by observers. The note appears in the Bristol Mercury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Mercury
Jury’s Gap
Dover
Somerstown
Robert Campbell
Church
Dad
Stepney
Derby outsiders dominate Tattersalls betting scene
Sporting intelligence reports heavy action on Derby outsiders at Tattersalls Monday. Bets on St Valentine, the Languish colt, Chesterfield, and Lucetta colt drew large wagers, with long-shots at 50 to 1 and 40 to 1. Prices listed for Derny, Scott's lot, Aristides, Mural, Progress colt, Winesour, Black Drop, Amorino, Strikes, and many others, plus Oaks wagers on Laura filly and Egidia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattersall’s
St. Valentine
Chesterfield
Murat
Wimesour
Aristides
Newcourt
Eddison
Lord Chesterfield
Duke of Grafton
Oxygen
Colonel Perl
Lord Westminster
T. Speed
Everton
Duke of Richmond
Clara
Theobald
Coleman
Jamal
Bowes
Cotherstone
Yarburgh
Exeter
Agat
Laura
Lord Eglinton
Egidia
Brintfaxt Day at Benfield and stag hunt reports
A dated fragment recounts a Brintfaxt Day meet at Benfield nine miles from Windsor with around sixty riders led by Lord Rosslyn. The stag run lasted about an hour and ten minutes over difficult ground toward Ruscomblake and Wargrave. The Cheltenham stag-hounds faced a near railway accident near Badgeworth while fox hunting. The piece also notes a poaching incident near North Kilworth house and a student steeplechase at Fixeney with a clear winner Ragman ridden by Alfred Dixon's team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benfield
Windsor
London
Lord Rosslyn
Hounds Inn
Charles Davis
Hurst
Ruscomblake
Great Western
Twyford
Wargrave
Henley
Cheltenham Stag
Badgeworth
Gloucester
Cheltenham Lucker-On
Lymindton Harriers
P.A. Kelly
Keppel
Lymington Harriers
Michael Gough
North Kilworth- House
Leicestershire
Jr. A. Gough
J. A. Arnold
Belgrave
Leicester
Roya Veterinary College
Fixeney
Mason
James
Great Britain
Little Britain
Alfred Dixon
A. Dixon
Arnold
Bk Union
Brown
Jun
Donaldson
Mr. Rogers
Patterson
Mr. Ship
Student
Union
Young Fiiby
Ragman
Rioter
Stranger
Scotland
Ireland
Wales
Lane
Carrickfergus
Baker
Tay
Court of Session
Newburgh
Perth Courier
Justice at Bow Street over placard theft and beggar case
At Bow Street Mr Philip James Green, a Dorset-place merchant, faced charges for pulling down a placard from Patterson a Holywell Street bookseller window. The magistrate discharged Green noting no intent to steal, while Patterson sought redress for damages and questioned police protection and warrants involving Mr Bruce. The report also condemns early 19th century policing in cases of alleged begging and loitering with criminal intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Charles
Algernon
Duke of Somerset
Cuckermouth
Egremont
Catherine Wyndham
George O’brien
George Wyndham
Jane
William Roberts
Eton College
Earl Guildford
Earl Fitzwilliam
Earl of
Carnarvon
P. Pusey
Earl of Romney
Walter Riddell
Wyndhams
Cromer
Dunraven Castle
Silveston-park
Cullumpton
el Vox
the Spectator
Lord Eldon
G. Brydges
Collins
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
John Scott
William Scott
Bacon
Hyde
Somers
York
Murray
Erskine
Archibald Macdonald
Court of Common Pleas
Baron Eldon
Iuldon
County Durham
England
Viscount Encomber
Earl of Eldon
Stowell
Louisa Duncombe
Charles
Feversham
Earl Falmouth
Earl Glengall
W. Duncombe
Digby Legara
Lord Colborne
Sidmouth
M. White Ridley
Truro
Hamilton-place
Piccadilly
Encombe-house
Dorset
Shirley
Croydon
Alfred
Loofthus
County of
Nicholas Loftus
Wexford
Ireland
Baron Loftus
Loftus-hall
Viscount Loftus
Ely
Nicholas
Henry Loftus
Earl of Ely
Charles Tottenham
Loftus
John Loftus
Anna Maria
Henry Watkin Dashwood, Bart
Baron Carysfort
Baron Moore
House of Lords
Robert Ponsonby Tottenham
Clogher
Pitt
Boyle
Treasury
Lee Boo
Orange Party
Ely-lodge
Enniskillen
Joseph Allen
Trinity College, Cambridge
Wrangler
St. John's, Jesus
Christ’s Colleges, Cambridge
Bristol
Cambridgeshire
Bedfordshire
Huntingdonshire
Suffolk
Bow-street
Philip James Green
Dorset-place
Marylebone
Jardine
Patterson
Holywell-street
Strand
George Clarke
Clarke
Green
Bruce
Patterson, Said That, When Mr. Bruce
Mr. Jardine
Mr. Bruce
A Abrahams
Mr. Abrahams
Abrahams
Boyd
Chambers
Times
Greenwood
Crookes
Holloway Road
Charles-street
Drury-lane
House of Correction
Mendivity Society
Mendicity Society
Dogberry
Flack
Greaves
Prescott
France
King’s Arms
Clerkenwell
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Mer
Garendon Park
C. M. Phillips
Epinsource
Duke of Buccleuch
Earl of Liverpool
R. Peel
Glasgow Courier
Bristead
Belstead
Richmond Savings’ Bank
Hanover
Duke of Cambridge
Lords
Lord Stanley
Tybalt
Robert Peel
House of Commons
Lord Aberdeen
Gray's Inn Road
Joe
Knightsbridge
J. P
B. G
J P
Messrs. Grote and Co
Woolwich
Wakley
Middlesex
Uxbridge
Anne Sturrock
H. Sturrock
R.N
Montpelier
Place
Blackheath
Green Man Hotel
F. Barlow
J. Baker Hughs
Sturrock
Chertsey
Church of Chertsey
Surrey
Thomas Buckland
Sunbury
Staines
Buck
Glasgow
Bailie Leadbetter
Peel
Cross
Sporting Intelligence
Bemont
John Percival
Baron Percival
Bruton
County Cork
Perceval
Georgia
Egmont
Level and
Holland
Enmore
Somerset
Henry Frederick James
Louisa Maria
Count D'Orselet
Baron Lovel
Baron Vernon
Baron Holland
Park-street
Grosvenor-square
Seat
Burghhouse
Epsom
Eenemount
Ailwardus
Wymondham
Wyndham
John Wyndham
Stoke
Earl of Lincoln
Lambert Simnel
House of York
James Zyeell
Guisnes Castle
Henry VII
William Wyndham
Anne
Henry
Earl of Thomond
O'Brien
Justices’ Justice