Fisherman ensnared by own landing net tale told
A St Omer resident amused himself with a landing net, which snagged his coat button and dragged him to the river bottom. A boatman rescued him after a strenuous effort and he was freed without serious injury.
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Tribunal de Premiere Instance
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Dejazet
S. Lachaise
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Malle Dejard
Galignani
Montmartre
M. Herecourt
Gulf
Jean Pierre
Jacquot
Cornichens
Sheers
London
Dublin
Jacquat
Theself
Luiany
Ana Gy
Sue
Theatres Reopen With Mixed Fortunes And New Spectacles
The Strand and surrounding venues report mixed reception as new versions of Pickwick entertain and operatic acts return. Performers Hammond Daly and Reeves receive praise while others face scrutiny over salaries, pacing, and audience appetite for exotic talent. Also notes festive outings at Vauxhall Gardens and Surrey Zoological Gardens with Queen Victoria celebrations and Mount Vesuvius pageantry drawing large crowds.
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Reeves
Jingle
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Hall
Young
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Richardson
Jim Crow
Little Richardson
Roger de Coverity
Smith
Spectator
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Wallack
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America
George Washington
Napoleon Louis Bonaparte
Concord
Forrest
London
Atlantic
Stirling
St. James’s
Vauxhall
Boys Military Asylum
Chelsea
Williamson
Vauxhall Gardens
Surrey Zoological Gardens
Queen Victoria
Graham
Cara Sposa
Liverpool
Mount Vesuvius
Bay of
Naples
Danson
Weather Describes Severe Drought Effects on City Ground
A weather report notes extreme dryness in Ne Park with ground rents and waves due to excessive drawdowns. In four to five days no rain has fallen, the metropolis remains parched, delaying anticipated events and activities.
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Ne Park
Oliver Twist adventure ends in magistrate court
Readable extracts follow Oliver Twist as he is chased by a mob after Dodger and Charley Bates steal a handkerchief. Oliver is seized by a police officer in Clerkenwell near a police office, brought before Mr Fang the magistrate, and then is released after Brownlow, a book-stall keeper, provides crucial testimony. Oliver is rescued by Brownlow and the book-stall man, who join a departing coach.
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Dodger
Charley Bates
Beth Dom
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Iver
Bock
Bates
Ema
Olive
Fang
Mutten-hill
Fogle-Hunter
Dow
Gallows
Newgate
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Heaven
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Farg
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Brownlow
Tom White
Fars
Oliver Twist
Rue de Clery
Mademe la Comtesse
Jean Pierre
Gamis
Jacquot
Pont Neuf
Gamin
Monsieur le Juge
Gamins
Comtesse de Vas-y-Voir
Paris
Kidd
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