Novel Pran ron Detectine Taser and Railway Talks
A Canterbury note details a hedge stake powder device once used by a thief to frighten householders and steal fences, followed by a public meeting about supporting a Ashford Canterbury railway branch and a Dorchester arson case with a suspect identified. Dublin and Edinburgh items cover Tory strategy, a castle fire, and a landlord tenant circular, plus local police actions and Morpeth prison labor benefits.
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Laura Eastian Raimway
Guildhall
Ashford
Ramsgate
Fearon
South Eastern Railway
Dorchester
Faulkner
Oxford
London
Partridge
A Division
Metropolitan Police
George Wheeler
Faulimer
Wheeler
Marsham
Orford Herald
Dublin
Tory Polley
Ireland
Woods
Milverton
Wood
Lord Courtown
County Dublin
Grance Woops
Edinburgh
A. Penny
Tait
Messrs
Boyd and Latta
Gloucester
Strince
Leonard
Bouldown
Tetbury
Dursley
Kilekenny
O'Hara
Hay
Phillips
Earl of Cassilis
17Th Lancers
French
Hel&ham
Butler
Kilkenny
Morpeth
Cousins
Tyne
Dividend declared by Katuartxé Dock Company half year
The Katuartxé Dock Company held a general meeting to consider dividend for the half-year ended 31 December. The chairman showed a dispos able balance of £108,312 11s 4d after interest on debentures, and a 24 percent dividend for the half-year was proposed and adopted, amounting to £33,820 and leaving £74,492 14s 4d. A decline in trade with China and India was noted, but dock receipts were expected to recover as inter national commerce resumes. The meeting also reviewed ship entries, grain imports, and port activity during the year.
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F F Sr
Katuartxé Dock Company
China
London
India
Roya Navan Benevolent Society
St. James's Street
George Cockburn
Lord Radstock
Henry Hope
Mortimer
Haslar Hospital
France
Verdun
Granville
England
Brisbane
Lord Howe
New York
d'Estaing
Rhode Island
General Clinton
Admiral Ross
Valparaiso
J. G. Bremer
Singapore
Richardson
Gosport
Messrs. Chippendale
Cass
Navy
Outram
Chitits Lixin Society
J. Foster
Isle of Portland
Buckland
Janson
F.L.S
Charles C. Babington
Newport
Mayo
Treland
H. Solley
F.R.S
William Griffiths
Madras Medical Establishment
Affghanistan
Farringpon Without
Farringdon Without
St. Thomas's Day
Court of Aldermen
Court of Common Council
Her Majesty's Court of Queen's Bench
Court of Queen's Bench
Ns Pehele
Court of
Queen’s Bench
Sergeant’s Inn
Fleet-street
Guildhall
ACRS
Gibbs and
Ledger
Bridge
Hmself
Gibbs
Ny Falls
Cripplegate Watch House
Eeodhunter
Mr. Brand
Redcrossie
Matthews
Rede Seth
White
Vine
City Compter
Giltspur-street
Smithfield
Reas Thong
Dustai
Ashton Combinations Examinations In Conspiracy Case
Prisoners Paxton Rowbotham Irving and Moncross faced magistrates in Ashton under Lyne after being arrested on October 80th charges of conspiracy to oppress master sawyers. Evidence described delegates tested by lawyers from Manchester unions, with judge ruling the men guilty of conspiracy and ordering bail.
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Manchester
Ashton
Benjamin Goldthorpe
Garland
Moncross
Peter Keogh
Cowley
Patrick Keogh
James Keogh
John Harvey
Thomas Garland
Union
Foulkes
Thomas Butterfield
Patrick Lenand
Smithfield Tavern
Butterfield
Lenand
Smithfield
Hugh Boyd
Paxton
Clayton Road
Isi
Knobsticks
Harvey
Grimes
Patrick Lenands
Goldthorp
Stone
King's Head
Jowett
Oldham
Society
Lord
Oldham, Being A delegate—Mr. Foulkes
Mr. Lord
Mr. Jowett
Goldthorpe
Mr. Foulkes
Irving
Robotham
Wright
Three Dumbarton ship-carpenters shot by accident on Glasgow road
On the 11th inst three young men Gray Smith and Thompson ship carpenters of Dumbarton went fowling near Graggy's bridge. Smith fired while passing through a hedge the gun went off wounding Gray who died about three hours later. Smith lingered at his bedside until his death. In Clackmannan a woman named Laing burned to death in a house fire raising great sorrow among neighbors.
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Gray
Smith
Thompson
Dumbarton
Glasgow
Graggy's Bridge
Caledonian Mercury
Clackmannan
Laing
Dr. Kitchener
Izaak Walton
LITERARY CHRONICLE Catches Moments In France Travel
A long feature reviews reading passages from Stortsarax in France, with extracts about the Curé and his housekeeper, plus a practical fishing and pike dressing guide. It recounts boar and pike hunting, social visits at a chateau, and a French ball, ending with living costs and English setters in L Orient and Quimper.
French names for English dishes tale of corned beef
An English hotel dinner features Captain G and a French guest, the latter mispronouncing pot-luck as a dish name while enjoying a large corned beef brisket. The story recalls hospitality and a humorous language mix up as officials later host a formal dinner in return.
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Deer
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Monsieur de V
Monsieur de L
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Monsieur le Curé
Salle-A-Manger
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Chasse Aux Bois
Monsieur de C
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Westminster
Collins
Boser
Aneike
Boxer
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Rennes
Monsieur le Maire
Salle du Spectacle
Hin Yary
L’orient
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L'Orient
L Orient
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Jersey
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Morlaix
L'Ofsient
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