A Curious Column and Roman Basilica Discovery
A column blends verse and nostalgia as valentine musings meet news of Royal distress in the monarchy. A northern notice reports the uncovering of a Roman basilica foundation at Brixworth church, with vicar C F Watkins revealing an ancient wall and promising further excavation and open viewing for scholars and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brixworth
Loyers
George Baker
Rickman
Britten
C.F. Watkins
Hume
Scaldwell
Tinhow
Charles Hume
UN Moor
Hants
Afr
Watkins
Ilitex
Mr. Watkins
Iteas
Northanpton
Northaupton Herald
Destructive Fires In Finsbury Place And Moorfields
A major blaze broke out around 10:30 am Tuesday at Painter and Co cabinet makers in Finsbury Place north of Finsbury Square. The fire swept floors, collapsed the roof, and spread to nearby buildings as the brigade fought flames for hours. Losses exceed £25,000 with widespread damage to adjacent properties and several insured premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mek Oliske
Mesers
Finsbury-plne North
Finsbury-square
Braidwood
Messrs. Painter
London
Mesers, Painter and Co
Finsbury Pavement
Finsbury
Messrs. Painter and Co
Whitecross-street
Messrs. Whitbread
West of England
Golf
Henderson
Fogo
Jeffrey-square
Warringdon-street
Wellclose-square
Southwark-bridge-road
Holborn
Crown-street
Finsbury Square
Metropolitan and City Police
Shackell
Robinson
M‘lean
Maipelys
Shoveller
Jones
Messrs. Painter and Co.’s
Phoenix
Painter
Ofice
Gregorie
Messrs. Cater and Wood
Mr. Evans
Reymond
Cross-street
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Lackington
Alexander
Horse Repository
Chiswell-street
Messrs
Harding, Lepard
Lares Particulans
Dr. Shoveller
Monsieur Gregorie
Finsbury-place
Messrs. E. Malpas
Imperial
Mr. Nichols
Miller
Ballard
Baker
Greenwood
Phenix
Ship Tavern
Mr. Paterson
Mr. Jones
Cutler
Sun
Ive
Smith
Broughton
London Fire Establishment
Shedden Brother Linked to Bristol Murder Case
The Cheltenham paper notes that Mr Shedden, husband of the murdered lady at Horfield near Bristol last Monday, is the brother of Samuel Shedden Esq of Marlehill, our current high bailiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shedden
Horfield
Bristol
Samuel Shedden
Marlehill
Cheltenham
Murderous Cruelty to an Apprentice Aboard Alligator
Captain Robert Williman Cook and chief mate Wakeham faced charges over the death of William Sego, an apprentice aboard the Constantinople-sailed schooner Alligator. Witnesses testified the boy endured filth, cold, starvation, and brutal beatings, including being stripped naked and flogged, while the crew and officers allegedly did nothing to help. The case drew further adjournments as authorities prepared more depositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Williman Cook
Alligator
Constantinople
London, Dock
Broderip
Thames
William Sego
Wakeham
Ballantine
Valentine
Hodgson
James Stirling
Sage
Sara
Broderic
Mahomet
Mr. Broderip
Plymouth
Stangate-creek
Mr. Brederip
Stirling
Scarborough
Ele
Taunspay
Pelham
Charles Phillips
Clarkson
Langham
John Cox
Liverpool
England
Sailor Boy Sage Murder Trial Begins in Kent
The Alligator voyage ends in a dreadful charge as Captain Cook and mate Wakeham face a maidstone jail commitment for the wilful murder of William Sage a young apprentice aboard the ship. Testimony describes repeated beatings and neglect while the dying lad lay in a coal hole and was denied warmth food or proper care before death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Ballantine
Cox
Duncan M’coy
Cook
England
Wakeham
Witess
George Garcon
Charlies Phillips
Clarkson
Central Criminal Court
Symons
Stangate-creek
Pray
Valentine
of Sheerness
Maidstone
Kent
William Sage
London
Liverpool
The Astounding Fact On Lung Diseases Cures
Noting that a quarter of UK deaths come from chest and lung diseases, Galt's Cough Specific is claimed to rapidly relieve coughs and throat dryness and aid early consumption and asthma. The medicine is offered in bottles at 1s 14d and 2s 9d by Reilloc Co and others, with new pricing after acquiring Bateman’s Sarsparilla recipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carliest Catotlon
Tillie
Marshal Soult
Ae Sixen
de Lilatte
Cai Sai Boren
Bonaparte
English
Boulogne
Dunkirk
Autro
Sete
Prince Me Ae Owas
Baent
Gene
Camp de Gauche
Swift
Arshal
France
Ince
Pasig
Baron Faure de Lilatte
Girardin
Togo
Girardi
Fiére Angleterre
England
Baron Faurenurgette
United Kingdom
C. Galt
John Reilloc and Co
Hatton-garden
Sanger
Oxford-street
Hannay and Co
Oxford Street
Bateman
LD Parr
Wm. Arther
East Peckham
Old Parr
Thomas Parr
Winnington
Salop
Januarie
Parr
Paris
Edwards
St. Paul's Church-yard
London
Birmingham
Shillitoe
High-street
Watts
Snowhill
Bristol
Dowling
Bath—Meyler and Sons
Boston
Noble
Beverley Johnson
Coventry
Rollason
Derby
Manchester
Mottershead
Marketlace
Nottingham
Sutton
Ingram and Cooke
Newcastle-on-Tyne
Blackwell and Co
Rinters
Northampton
Barry
Newark
Southwell
Ridge Hofield
Whittaker
Worcester
Deighton
Wakefield— Nichols and Son
York
Mra Moxon
Hon. Commissioners of
Rossthwaite and Cos
Crossthwaitean Co
Thaviesinn
Holborn
Erry
America
Europe
L. Perry and Co
Perry and Co
Great Charles-street
Albion-street
Leeds
Messrs. Perry and Co
Sargeeta
Perry
N.B
Collis
R. Johnston
Cornhill
T. Prout
Gifford
Strand
Hamay and Co
Stirling
Whitechapel
Willoughby
Bishopsgate-street
Castle-street
Leicester-square
Holwell
Blackman-street
Borough
Hallows
Islington
Morison's Pills and Dr James's Medicines Adverts
Broad 19th century medical advertisement urges readers to obtain Morison's Pills and Dr James's Fever Powder and Analeptic Pills. Claims legality after a trial, promotes free copies from the National College of Health, and lists agents including Thomas Butler at 4 Cheapside London and various Irish Scottish distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orison
Morison
National College of Health
Farringdon-street
Salmon
Hygeist
John
Alexander Morison
R. James
H.G. G. ‘James
James
Thomas Butler
Ireland
Dr. Butler
Lower Sackville-street
Dublin
Scotland
Davenport and Stedman
Waterloo-place
Edinburgh
Apothecaries’ Company
Glasgow
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Calder Campbell
Eas Naa Maria
George IV
William IV
Sue
Tasker
Naomanh
Showhter
Enoch
Wen
Nob
Malibran
Madame Malibran
Galvibow
Alsace
Monsieur Robert
Moorfields
Benevolent Fire and Life Insurance and National Benefit Society
Earl of Euston
M.P
Lord
Skelmersdale
Lord Teignmouth
Dr. Birkbeck
James Garrard
Amos Gann
A. B. Granville
H. G. Boldero
E. L. Bulwer
John P. Beavan
James Bourdillon
Duncan Campbell
MivuaLe
Crus. Oy
Earl of
Errol
Courtown
United Kingdom Life Assurance Company
Pall-mall
Earl Somers
Viscount Falkland
Lord Elphinstone
Belhaven and
Steaton
Bire
James Stuart
William Plasket
Samuel Anderson
Hawilton Blair Avame
Morton Balmaino
Edward Boyd
E. Lennox Boyd
Gary
Jales Downes
One Graham
John Ritchie
N. P. Levi
F. Charles’ Maitland
Fanhis Company
Edward Frederick Lewis
Scots-yard
Bush Lane
Cannon-street
J. F.goode
Old Jewry
Frederick Hale Thomson
Patrick MacIntyre
Barlow
J. B
King William-street
H.r-H
Duchess of Kent
Treasury
Grimstone
G. J. Guthrie
Isq
F.R.S
L. S. Brewer
Edge
Terrace
Kensington
Grimatone
Broadstreet
Bloomsbury
L.S. Brewer
W. Grimstone
Marylebone
Bobson
Coulson
Broad-street
King-street
Long-acre
British College of Health
Hamilton-place
New-road
Promoter Life Assurance and
Anea Nuity Company
Chatham-place
Blackfriars
Ndon
Bese Ben Pale
Goodenough, Hayter
Rt Park
John Louis Prevost
Charles Johnston
Aries Ee
John Towgood Kemble
le Marchant Thomas
John G. Shaw Lefevre
John Deacon
Army
Michael Saward
Chamberlain
British Museum
Royal Colleges of Physicians and Surgeons
Thaser
Thomas Feaver
Woollen
Cheapside
Feaver
Barclay and Sons
Newbery, Edwards
I. Butler
Ginimco
Simco
Ablighe
Henry Star
Boddington and Co
T. Butler
Johnston
Pelecate
C. King
Blackfriars-road
Charlotte Street
Fitzroy Square
Mons
Monsieur le Dray
Newman-street
le Dray
Ewan