Middlesex Election Follows Long Worded Address
At the Middlesex county by election Lord Grosvenor spoke at length on reforms and Irish endowment, defending independence and urging unity to meet national crises. He rebutted being the Pope’s candidate and defended his Maynooth stance while pledging to act on merit. The meeting concluded with thanks to officials and a festive display for the county race.
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Lord Bentinck's Irish Railway Plan Draws Wide Support
A large Irish Members meeting at Old Palace Yard discussed Lord George Bentinck's plan to fund Irish railway development to boost employment. The proposal envisages government loans to railway companies over four years, with forty to fifty thousand miles of lines and four dwellings per mile, aiming to connect Galway or Valencia and promote Irish fisheries export, with revenue from excise and expert testimony cited. The debate featured figures like Mr. D O'Connell and Sir H W Baran, with Lord Fingall presiding, and ended with broad approval but no firm stance on the scheme.
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New Race counst von Manchester to racecourse plan
Reports from Manchester describe a plan to convert a cue ball length parcel into a racecourse near Agecroft Bridge Pendleton collieries with lease to be signed soon. Races at Newton slated for Whitsun week amid expected high expenditure for ground preparation and facilities.
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Manchester Guardian
Dreadful Murder at Derby by Cross in Derelict Home
A Derby borough murder left two dead and a wounded woman after Thomas Cross attacked his wife and Mrs Osborne with knives. Cross was captured after the brutal assault as Mrs Osborne clung to life, with medical men racing to stem the bleeding and determine the full extent of injuries. The inquest returned a verdict of Wilful Murder against Cross.
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Parisian political crisis and theatre reviews headline
Paris reports detail Thiers and Guizot positions on the Montpensier marriage question and ministerial crisis aftermath. Markets note dough, corn prices slide, and stocks rise while a royal accord appears in force. Also covered are dramatic performances The Pretty Sicilian and The School for Scheming with critiques of dancing, acting, and stage politics. a theft trial ends with transportation for ten years.
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Medical Liabilities. Hayes 7. Hoopes.- (Sittings at N 4 minster, before Mr. Justice Wigutean and Jea ett Feb. 3)
A London tort action over an alleged negligent druggist dispensing a drink to a housemaid in Covent Garden. Testimony describes a bottle labeled the drops, misused by the plaintiff, causing severe illness and hospital care. Medical experts testified to severe aftereffects and costs. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff with damages of 150 pounds.
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Judgment Reverses Privileges Case of Gossett v Howard
The Court of Queen’s Bench reverses the judgment on Gossett v Howard, ruling the Speaker’s warrant valid to compel attendance under House authority. The decision limits debate on parliamentary privileges, focusing on warrant sufficiency and the law’s reach over officer actions.
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