Burglary at the Brendel residence leads to arrests
After a struggle, Mrs. Weldon and her assailants detained by police at Poplar station. Inspector Rutt traced the break in, finding opened chests, torn drawers, and tools used by thieves. Two prisoners were committed for trial, amid claims of forced entry and stolen items across nearby houses.
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Rutt
Mvsus
Prigeset Franceis
Broderip
Brendel
Francis
Ruut
Brederip
Offertory trial at Rochester assizes 1718 described
Reported excerpt details the trial of Rev. William Hendley and trustees for collecting charity funds during sermons for St Ann's children, at Chislehurst and in Rochester. It covers the riot act confrontation, the money placed on the altar, and the subsequent acquittal verdicts and fines, with commentary on ecclesiastical and political overtones.
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Kent
St. Ann's
Aldersgate-street
London
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Robert Hicks
Filiar Harding
Walter Pratt
Aame
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Kester
Atterbury
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Thomas Farington
Major Stephens
Hendley
Wilson
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Aod
Campman
Prat
Arrington
Henley
Rochester
Edward Bettison
Captain Farrington
Farrington
Edward
Maidstone
Beadley
Cardinal Alberoni
Bishop of Rochester
Spain
England
Bishop's Court
Glasgow Anti Corn Law Bazaar Proposal At Trades Hall
A Glasgow meeting of the Anti Corn Law Association at Trades Hall endorsed a National League proposal to stage a Bazaar in Covent Garden, London, to raise £100,000 for the League Fund and to form local committees to gather manufactured articles for the event. The discussion defended the League’s aims, urged open trade and repeal of corn laws, and urged volunteers to contribute articles and support.
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Anti Corn-law League
Covent Garden
London
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Glasgow
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Enq
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Council
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Murray
Anti-Cornlaw League
Aagping
National Anti-Corn Law League
Mark Lane
House of Commons
England
Britain
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United States
Canada
Hear
Sears
John Pattison
W. P. Paton
A. Orr
Bonsur
Gisazon
Lord Provont
Glasgow Argus
Ironmasters meet amid hopeful iron market rally
The quarterly meeting of the ironmasters in Dudley and surrounding districts reported rising prices with a 20s per ton gain since October. Bar iron rose to £6 0s 0d per ton and pig iron to £4 0s 0d as furnaces run at full capacity and wages rise for coal and iron miners.
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Dudley
South Stefordshire
Sryeucan Sercicat
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Cronin
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Tly Chronicle
Antigone shines as Laurent troupe improves staging
The crowd favorite Antigone draws packed houses at Laurent’s theatre with a stronger chorus and refined musical leadership. Miss Vandenhoff’s Antigone is powerful and moving, while Vanderbois and the supporting cast deliver notable scenes. Macready’s Harold and Byron pieces also draw praise amid a busy program including comedies and lectures.
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Whso
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Thoas
Ita
Wenee
H. Betty
Patxcesa
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Galignani
Macready
Harold
Paris
Sr. Macready
Ellen Faucit
Ophelia
Serle
Novello
Lothe Jitthe Syren
Italy
Daly
Lynne
Lord Byron
Werger
Virginius
Macread
Werner
Siegendorf
Lady Macbeth
Mrs. Siddons
Miss Faucit
Drury Lane
Mitchell
Mies Faucit
Shakepeare
Byron
Knowles
Mitchel
St James's Theatre
Alexander Duman
St. James's Theatre
N.lafont
Malle
Nathalie
M. Frederick Lemaitre
Clarisse
la Porte St. Martin
Charles E. Horn
America
Derby betting and Windsor races dominate Thursday racing news
Tattersall’s listings show Kedger and Cobweb colt movements with bets moving to 16 to 1 and 28 to 1 as Anti-Reposter Newsmonger and Colonel Peel’s Cobweb colt draw interest. Windsor entries close for Easter Tuesday steeplechase with military chase and other events amid accident recalls and notable hunts. Highflyer dies after a deer hounds run. Pedestrian match Sheppard vs Jackson ends with Jackson winning eleven miles in one hour. Coombes loses rowing bid. pugilist Deaf Burke dies in London.
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Mostyn
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Ferguson
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Elchee
Kent
Gbentinck
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England
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Notable Deaths and Local Notices Across Counties
Obituaries note Lady Wilmot and Lady Burdett at 70s and 84, Emily Awaten aged 145 on ship Malabar voyage to Bombay, Lt A Austen at sea aged 27, Major General Hiddell in Madras, Frances and Emily Fletcher daughters of Sir Henry in Ashley Park, Jamaica carriage accident victim Georgy Anthony, Catherine Ferreday Dudley granddaughter, William Shidge of Sincucam Paoceepina, and a Kempston burial dispute over baptism certificates for William Keetch's wife. The piece weaves several bereavements with a cautionary church burial anecdote.
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Hamagate
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Henry
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John Wilson
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Slater
Serdinando
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William Shidge
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Ford
Rechablic funeral dispute over church service
An order led by Keetch objected to a clergyman conducting a church burial ceremony for a widow, after a procession halted outside the churchyard. The husband deferred to his brethren, and the service proceeded with the coffin laid in the grave as the procession returned.
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I Hill
Ubat
Leen
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