The Times and the fivepence journal dispute erupts
The Times faces sharp rebuttals from The Morning Chronicle and others over its claim that a fivepence price cannot cover costs. Contenders push censorship of supplements and argue advertising sustains morning papers, while the Times argues readers reject the supplement and price cuts may shift circulation dynamics.
Parisian Medical Officers Die Of Fever And Boat Race Upset
The death of parish surgeon Mr Curtis of St Pancras and Camden town, amid fever fears, is reported alongside Bartholomew's and Guys cross boat race delays from Putney to Chiswick Eyot. The event saw multiple boats, umpired by Mr Chapman, struggle with course errors. a swimmer named Mathope broke a thumb and retired.
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Middlesex
Bartholomew's
Surrey
Guy's
Rose Bank
Hammersmith Bridge
Mr. Mathope
Bartholomew
Fearron
Eastegx
Richardson
Shoreditch
Grimshaw
London Hospital
Henry Edwards
Green Street
Bethnal Green
Edmonton
Westminster
Jolis Clarendon
Neale
Westminster Bridge
Westminster Hospital
Burrell
Sims
Geo'loman
Magdalen
Fothill Fields
Murderous attack on a London letter carrier at Mitrecourt
At the General Post Office a vicious assault targeted Bradley, the Lombard Street letter carrier. He fought to protect his bag of letters, swallowing blows with a life preserver, and a stray skeleton key was found at the gate. Police, inspectors, and legal officials mounted a citywide inquiry with a £300 reward offered for information and further rewards anticipated from Lombard Street bankers. Bradley, though wounded, is recovering as investigators pursue the culprits amid a rare public alarm over postal robbery attempts.
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Bradley
St. Martin's le Grand
Mitrecourt
Wood Street
Milk Street
Mesars
Coates, Ingle
Wood
Post Office
Peak
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Pont Office
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Woodroffe
Poat Office
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Te Post Office
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General Post Office
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Paris
Pacifique
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Presse
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Court of Peers
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Mangip
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Burgos
el Estudiante
Cerezo
Brazi
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Senor Gaspar Lisbon
Washington
Rio
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Cepheus
Gatignani
Liverpool
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Sea King
Gowan
Copeland Islands
Wensel
Caxraat Camixat Covat
New Court
Thames
Henry Crane
Robert Ashdown
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John Marks
Stephen Hopkins
Charles Byers
Yon Lang
Charles Foster
J. Riley
Union Court
Old Broad Street
Allballowa
Ballantine
London
Wm. Thomas
Mr. Ballantine
West End
Watts
Clarkson
Witneas
John Hay
Thomas Hayne
Regent Street
Nicholson
Clark
Forrester
Jenkins
Westminster
Middlesex
Edward Hawkins
Mr. Davis
Capt. Riley
Tattersall
Taovnspat
Tus Li
Pedley
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Aglinton
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Goodwood Staxen
Ssinsbury
the Questionable
Sandford
Kimblesworth
Gully
John Day
Lord Eglinton
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Tevuspar
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Fonddlanque
Joshua Rose Anderson
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Terese
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Gorhambury
Cooke
Lewis
Cranbrook
Kent
Joseph Bond
W. Donne
England
Hoe
Henry Seymour
St. John's Wood Road
Charles Mathews
Lord Huntingtower
Colonel Copeland
Bonn
Tugspay
Epwasp Ricwaaps
Afr
Nichola
Salamons
Dowse
Ving
Buckinghamehire
Faulkner
Fabian
Keotiah Coast Railway
Inso
Braznan
Cambridge and
Lincoln
Hull
York
Ronda
Ely
Toronto
Lake Huron
Jameira
Trinidad
Worthing
Putney
Resolvent
Fabien
Salamann
Nichols
Phillips
Fatal Accident on the Peterborough and Ely Railway
A morning wreck near the Hundred foot bridge on the Peterborough and Ely line killed the engine driver and injured others. The incident follows a 6 10am express derailment on the descent to the Ely side, with rails fractured in three places. Passengers escaped largely unharmed. officials and laborers aided evacuation as inspectors prepare inquiries.
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Prrensoxoven
Ouring
Haondred
Staples
Mania
Ely
Hundred Foot-Bridge
Braithwaite
Commissioners of Railways
Hickton's capture and London gaol committal after perjury claim
Hickton, after leaving the police, fled to Walver and Liverpool to avoid a true bill for perjury. He was captured by Derby police sergeant George Hardy in Liverpool and brought to London. At the Judges' Chambers Justice Erle issued a warrant for committal to Ilford Gaol until the Chelmsford assizes, with remarks on his low spirits.
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Hickton
Waler
Walva
Liverpool
Parsons
Derby
George Hardy
Hardy
London
Justice Erle
Lford
Chelmsford
Daily News
William Alfred Wearing
Bristol
William Henry Smith
Wearing
Smith
The
Bis
W. A. Wearing
Hon. Society of Lincoln’s Inn
Proprietora
Serjeant
Wilkins
Snb
Tery
Committal of Anthony Launt in Collis murder case
The Derby Mercury reports on Anthony Launt of Chesterfield being committed for trial in the murder of George Collis. Eyewitnesses Heathcote and Tupman describe a heavy bundle carried from the shambles to Bunting’s yard, with Launt and John Platts named among the carriers. Launt, who denies involvement, was remanded to Derby for trial as crowds gathered and reports on Morley and Platts’ prior business ties and rumors of sheep stealing surround the case.
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George Collis
Herbhcote
Morley
Anthony Leunt
Platts
Semel Tuptren
Launt Oa
Collis
Tapman
Launt
Topman
Antil
Heathcote
Seunt
E.G. Maynard
Req
Chesterfield
Saunt
Inspector Hill
Hill
John
Godfrey Heathcote
John Heathcote
Peacock Inn
Shambles
Prisoner Platts
Bunting
Mr. Towndrow
Booting
Towndrom
Joan Platte
Henry Morley
Lauot
James Tupman
Hopkinson
Laant
Anthony
John Platts
Anthony Lacot Launt
Mr. Bunting
Peter
Samual Slack
Thomas Harvey
James Kirk
Valentine Wall
Thomas Green
Ellen Berresford
Hugh Keeles Walker
Platte
Witneases
Tupmen
Leunt
Statham
Saant
Collie
Basiness
Ortan
Nall
W. Statham
Charge
Derby
Wilson objects to Edinburgh paper printing without sanction
A Blackwood’s Magazine writer laments government withdrawal and patronage from Edinburgh and the fading of the university. Professor Wilson replies that the paper appeared without his sanction and adds remarks implying the publication’s veins are now of “sega.”
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Blackwoods Magasine
Moxon v Mazzis axp Otaz2s injunction case before Knight Bruce
In the Court of Chancery Mr W Moxon sought an injunction to stop printers William Martin and W Lewis and A Lewis from printing or distributing an ode attributed to the poet laureate or any work bearing the plaintiff’s name without consent. The court granted the motion after examining the affidavits and letters showing the false attribution and publisher’s rights at stake.
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Royal
Prince Albert
University of Cambridge
Edward Moxon
Dovertreet
Piccadilly
J. Deighton
Cambridge
Moxon
Martin
Montpellier House
Twickenham
Aes
Ordsworth
Wa. Mastin
Central Criminal Court Proceedings At Mloxpay
The Central Criminal Court session at Mloxpay opened with officials including Mayor, Aldermen, Common Serjeant, and Sheriffs in attendance. Grand jury members were sworn. several gentlemen were fined £20 for failing to appear or provide excuses. The Recorder attended a related event in Cambridge. remarks touched on calendar status and scheduling.
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Chapman Marshison
Hughes Hughes
Prince Albert
Cambridge
Goolie
Alhough
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