Anti Corn Law League meeting and poisoning case in Manchester
An Anti Corn Law League gathering at Free Trade Hall drew about 6000 attendees with MPs including Cobden and Bright. In Manchester a man, Benjamin Anderson, was charged with attempting to poison his wife and two children by adulterating sugar and other goods. testimony described his drinking, family disputes, and the suspect sugar and oatmeal particles later linked to suspected poison. The case adjourned to Wednesday.
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Anti Corn Law League
Manchester
Philips
M.P
Cobden
Brotherton
Bright
W. Brown
Liverpool
Walker
Willert
Brooks, Bazley
Ec. Toore
League
M. Philips
Tuat
William Brown
South Lancashire
Brown
America
Chios
Brazil
Ceepden
Bs.p
Alexether
Anti-Cero Law League
Edinburgh
Mr. Brown
Americe
Agriculturis
Agi
Monupeir
Tatton Egerton
George Cornwetl Legh
de Hollingworth
D. Hollingworth
Ashton
de Hediingworth
Senate-house
Mr. Cobden
Mr. Cubden
Hanquets
Mr. de Hollingworth
Ashton Under
Lord Stenney
Xith
Lancashire
House of Commune
Messie
Entwistle
Cornwall Legh
Tetton Egerton
Olw
South
Ormakirk
Wigan
Newton
Oldham
London
Chester
Lord Francis Egerton
North Cheshire
Yorkshire
Lancashir
Hebdenbridge
Stockport
Maccltfirth
Avde
North
Cheshire
Chiers
Cubden
West
County of
York
Villiers
Fanceshire
Chempian
House of Commons
Sith
J. Brooks
Benjamin Anderson
Cochrane
Fairbairn
Lillie
Witneas
Alr. Davis
Turner
Piccadilly
Beth
Ixelock
Maude
Beswick
Calderbank
Mantle
Paris
Chamber of Peers
Athalin
Merilhon
Chamber of Deputies
Lour
Alessia
Martin du Nord
Duchatel
Lacave Laplagne
Dumon
Tahiti
Lnivers
Durstion
Tuileries
Orleaus
Roten
Havre
Mapnip
Narvaez
M. Mon
M. Pidal
M. Martinez de la Rosa
Spain
Mazzeredo
Breton
Drew
Caranita Ble
Lower Gardner-street
Deen
St. Patrick's
Dr. Packenlem
Mungper
Tiprmany
Carroll
T. J. Stoney
Harvers Lodge
J. Carrol
Mrs. Cooke
Terry Alte
Mra. Cooke
Vonks
Ireland
Metropolitan Theatres
Corps de Baltet
Weetern Literary and Scientific Institution
Leicester-square
Metivera
Jatesom
E.conlon
William Oxberry
George Gubert
Charles Byrn
Delferier
A. Noverre
J Jones
Alr. S. Turner
W. A. Delferier
TV. W. Beckett
James Byrn
Towell
Death by arsenic at candle factory in London
Inquest at Kenilworth Castle Islington on Joseph Haggart 21 a workman at Le Paige Co candle works Great Suffolk Street Borough He died after three months illness from arsenic exposure while employed over steam and mixing ingredients The coroner urged better medical relief for sick workers and Le Paige pledged prompt action.
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Persox
G. Mills
Middlesex
Kenilworth Castle
Kingstreet
New North Road
Islington
Joseph Haggart
Messrs
le Paige and Co
Great Suffolk Street
Edmund Phillips
King Street
le Paige
M. le Paige
Infirmary
Sheffield
Thomas Wilkingon
Masborough
Lincolnshire
Dodd
Dodds
Atterclife
Doncaster
Mexico
Skolt
Licexsep
Harris
Jones
London
Canada
New Lights for Dark Days in Maidstone Debates
A long critique rails at Morning Herald leaders and the public press for fearfully lax reasoning on crime and economics. It cites a Maidstone Genius proposing licensing for Lucifer matches to curb incendiarism, comparing it with Elizabethan vagrancy laws, and recounts John Mathews who died after prison release amid cold and poverty, highlighting systemic harshness.
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Middlesex Sessions
Daily Stupid
Gothamites
Maidstone Agricultural Association
Peter Laurling
Pownall
Neek
Mr. Pownall
Tothill-street
Broadway
Jerald
Morning Herald
Hahub Quack
D'Israeli
Belton Carney
D'Israeli the Elder
Itia
Royal Society
Charles the ‘Second
Maidstone
Maidstone Sclon
Elizabeth
John Mathews
Brinkworth
Wiltahire
Wales
Malmgabury Union
Legacy for Labourers and the Mathews Death Plague
A critique links a man’s family duties and earnings to a social murder under an ongoing system. The piece flags John Mathews’s death as a clear outbreak of a plague spot,Questioning boards of health and newspaper staffs for unseen cases, urging Christian action and systemic reform.
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John Mathews
Boards of Health
Athenian Captive revival at Covent Garden review
London theatre notes describe Mr Henry Betty’s underwhelming Thoas in Talfourd’s tragedy at Covent Garden. Critics condemn the acting as cold and dull and praise neither line nor presence, while other theatre news reports plans for St James's Theatre openings and new dramatic engagements.
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Covent
Sergeant Talfourd
Henry Betty
Thoas
H. Betty
Macready
Miss Faucit
M. Lafont
Variétés
Molle
Nathalie
Gymnase
M. Frederick Lemaitre
Mdlle
Clarisee
le Porte St. Martin
Cosson Law Coears
Court of Common Pleas
Trinity
Court of Queen's Bench
Common Pleas
Court of Exchequer
Surnres Covnr
Baiter
Spitern
Rainbow
Putney
Hungerford
S. Pace
Dimsdale
Myers
Mr. Myers
Barnard
Sophia Myers
Witheas
Daniel Forrester
Forrester
Francis Tress
Portland
Place
Edge
Ware-Road
Long
Marylebone
Sarah Treas
Edwards
Mr. Edwards
Mary Perrott
Mr. Long
Ker
Cronin
Rusal
Prince Albert
Sinautan Songiwat
Alr. Smith
Minchinhampton
The Salt Hill murder inquiry continues amid secrecy
A crowded Salt Hill neighborhood follows the awaiting coroner as the inquest into Mrs Hart's death proceeds. The accused John Towell remains taciturn in custody while chemists examine stomach contents and a bottle's contents for poisons, with prussic acid and cyanide salts cited as likely causes. The scene emphasizes the house's locked rooms, the children of the deceased, and the ongoing adjourned proceedings.
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Eresagick
Sarah
John Towell
Ashlee
Champnes
Mr. Norblad
Slough
London
Norbla
Perkins
Eton Police
Scot
Hughes
Sergeant Williams
Great Western Railroas Police
Society of Friends
Three Tuns
Salthil
Williams
Champneys
William Marlow
Salthill
Edward Weaton Norblad
Afr
Mr. Williams
Witess
Norblad
Catherine White
Bevan
Montague Chambers
Rayld
John Torrell
Beck
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