The Sewerage of the Metropolia and Sewer Age War
The article argues that cholera looms as a threat and urges centralized sewer management for London. It critiques the fragmented Metropolitan Commissions, calling out delays, uneven coverage, and intercompany conflicts. It warns that foul gases and polluted water arise from current sewers, risking public health. a unified system is proposed. It also notes a bridge prison inquest into a man's death from inflammation due to hunger and exposure.
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Ganges
Thamee
Metropolitan Sanitary Commission
Commission of Sewers
Teuets
Chadwick
Buckland
Esries
Werminster Abbey
Epires
Universal Peace Society
London
Weekly Chronicle
Tenham Court Road
Metro-Politan
Lower Brook Street
Hanover Square
Paving Board
Westminster Commissioners of Sewers
Marylebone
Ida
Metropolia
Thamea
Murder at St James's Park A Frenchwoman on trial
A detailed London report recounts the Friday shooting in Birdcage Walk near Queen Square. Henry Ducker, a 21-year-old private of the Coldstream Guards, dies from a pistol wound after being followed by Annette Mayers a French national, who admits firing the shot. Witnesses describe her calm, the weapon found, and Ducker’s last letters. Mayers is committed to Newgate for trial.
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West End
Metropolis
St. James’s Park
Henry Ducker
Coldstream Guards
Oman
Wellington Barracks
Storey's
Queen Square
Paul and
Richards
A Division
King Street
Westwinater
Dacker
Coldstream Hospital
Vincentaquere
Inspector Beckerson
Annette Mayers
France
Albion’ S Street
Hyde Park Gardens
Henry
Ducker
Sarah Sexton
Weatstreet
Pimlico
Henry Killington
Earl Street
Kensington
John Gatafood
2D Battalion
Albion Street
Ebe
Abe
Joseph Skelton
Mr. Henry
Bickerstone
Inspector Bickerstone
Burnaey
Newgate
Prsosar
Samuel Rennie Fulcher
Queen's Square Gate
Queen’s Square
Broadway
Westminster
Fulcher
Bow Street
Brusaela
Buckingham Palace
John Garwood
Henry Dacker
Christopher Richards
Thomas Bishop Paul
Birdcagawalk
Bin
James Beattie
Regent Atre
Witcces
Agabe
Hackney
Wm. Love
Wellington
Robert Eilis
Station House
Auch
Richard Uniacke Datly
Croyagx
Jequers
Edward Rowan
John Daly
John Ryan
Lissatunny
Richard Uniacke Bayly
William Carty
Dwyer
Rowan
Daly
Dayly
Romly
Nenagh
Baily
Mr. Bayly
Twan
Ballinclough
Connora
Gary
Ned Rowan
Bayly
Ned Connora
Connors
Mr. Rolleston
Solicitor General
Jakeny
Rody
Cleary
Spain
Dublin Road
Bennet
Turnolo
Andy Cleary
William Cen
Carty
Dely
Casey's Cross
Nenagh Road
Feld
Thin House
Bill Mara
Paul Doyle
Mara
Crose
Mr. Rollenton
Kennedy
Ardcreany
Costello
Jonny Scallagh
Jobo Daly
Ajoror
J Htody Cleary
Terence Carboy
Gurt~nafana
Patrick Gleeson
Society of Friends
Walea
Patrick Ryan
Waterford
Wales
Gurinafana
Fred
Rolleston
Murray
William Crawley
John Hayden
Hi. Ciel
Attomes
Gret
Romocarp AssassinaTrox
Croker
Bailliosgar
Limerick
Eccoante
Crosmer
Artaceixa
Hovaz Anmed
Thomas Cleary
Thomas Magraib
John Bryan
Denisel Ryan
Lisdoff
Magrath
Allorory
Malta
Capri
Syracuse
Augusta
Noto
Catania
Alcasina
Crxtsa
Agnica
New York Herald
Central America
St. Juan de Nicaragua
Atlantic
Guatemala
Mexico
United States
Washington
Nowroo
Polk
Lord Palmerston
Lord Aberdeen
Lake Nicaragua
Pacific
Alantic Oceanis
Chong
French Debate Moves Setherland Paragraph Vote
Latest intelligence from Paris reports Thursday's parliamentary vote on the sixth paragraph regarding Setherland, 126 to 106, amid speeches by Guizot Odilles Barrot and Thiers. Guizot defended intervention in Switzerland, Thiers contested the minister’s dispatch excerpts, while alarm over Piedmont and Austrian military moves shapes the week’s foreign news.
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Paris
Setherland
M. Guizot
M. Odilles Barrot
M. Thiers
MM. Guizot
Chamber of Deputies
Switzerland
France
Austria
William Curtis
Plate River
Naples
Piedmont
Turin
Auaiia
Sardinia
Ponara
Denmark
Ireland
Mayo
Castlebar
Galway
Waterford
Lismore
Naturalis
Clare
Wexford
Statenor
Lambeth Palace
Ferravsox
Cuantes CotLaMpBay
Turgeon
Goulburn
Milner Gibson
Cardwell
Thomas Birch
Henry Hope
Charles Villiers
Philip Miles
James Wilson
George Manners
Ewart
John Pakington
James Mattheson
Edward Baxton
Tae Parise
St. Luxe
Smithfield
Newgate
St Luke
Bfr
Ballantine
Parry
Metro- Pulis
Barriet Parker
Robert Blake
Clarkson
Baron Aldernon
Sbe
Blake
Biaka
Grand Tork
Ludgate Blij
Nea Rosanna Morris
Caroline Perry
Jas. Morris
Alen
Murder trials and racketeering on Irish courts roll call
The Irish Special Commission reports capital convictions for murder in Killarney where Henry Cody and Philip Cody were found guilty for the July ambush that fatally wounded Edward Madden. The article details testimonies, dying declarations, and police evidence, plus notes on further indictments for similar shootings in Nenagh and Gurnafana along with broader European and colonial dispatches and public notices.
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W. Payne
Bridawel
Bridge Street
Blackfriars
Henri Meir
Barsborg
George Cootes
Mansion House
Iean
Mra
Netie
Aram
Easterby
Brongredien
Tuskar
Haring
Bel Baoy
Livingstone
Jolly Boat
Daunlevy
Susquehenoa
Walther
A. Eastrapy
A Mongredien
Liverpool
Largo
Mr. Rutherford
Mr. Robinson
J. M.dougal
Carpenter
Kurreom Nallab
Steward
J. Jackson
Cook
H. Kenyon
Seaman
Wilson
P. Heffron
M'Andrewa
P. Roberts
T. Thomas
Thomas Gravel
H. Thompson
J. Brannegen
Terence Maliian
William Morrison
J. Mulholland
Hugh Cameron
T. Aforrish
Mr. Livingstone
Mr. Hardy
Robert Logan
Sreman
J. Selaby
Lewis
I. Quin
Boy
Worthing
Stockport
TRE Srrawen Scotia
Afaita Times
Bay of Stora
Williams
Rhoda
Scotia
Pereira
Irish Special Commission
Philip Cody
Henry Cody
Young
Mod
Killarney
Edward Madden
Philip
John Kelly
Ballskoockin
Marquis of Ormond
Edward Nuadden
Meddeo Baw
Madden Bawl
Phil Cody
Ballyknockin
Rothermore
M. Ryan
R.M
Madden
Charles O'Donnell
Ryan
Clerk of the Crown
Dsing
Bohermore
Ned Kelly
Milcaab
Rothery
Flanagan
Cody
Bridat
William Mars
Jota Daly
Wa. Dwyer
Philip Martin
John Whelan
Mick Carroll
Rowan and Carty
Ganagh
Crost
Garragan
Gailty
Obn Daly
Croxmel
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