Explosion aboard H M S Camperdown likely due to concussion
Witnesses describe a morning salute on the half deck with salt boxes and rockets in place. The starboard salt-box exploded during a salute, causing fatal injuries to one crewman. the jury finds no blame or negligence by any on board and credits proper precautions.
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Excellent
William Smith
Yesay
William Gilks
R.M. Sworn
E. B. Finling
R.N
H.M.S. Camperdown
William Bruse
William Kelly
H. M.S
H.M.S. Excellent
Othier
Finling
Body of a Newborn Found Floating in Thames at Barnes
A fisherman recovered a bundle containing the body of a newborn male child from the Thames opposite Barnes meadows. The infant’s legs were bound, and the neck tightly secured, suggesting possible birth and murder. The coroner at Barnes was notified, and the body taken to the White Horse.
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Murprer
Thames
Barnes Meadows
White Horse
Barnes
Carter
London and Birmingham
Birmingham
Rugby
Whitehall
Charles Filder
Bow Street
R. Peel
Whitehall Gardens
Ireland
Tothillfields
Cuance
Dennis Ryan
Marylebone Police-Office
Wm. Knapp
Long
Mary Fleming
Cambridge-street
Cleveland-street
James White
Rascal
Mary Ryan
Cleveland Street
Fellto
Mr. Long
Mr. Cobden
C.P. Viltieig
M.P
Robert R. R. Moore
Essex
East Bridge
John T. Tyrrell
Knaresborough
W. B. Ferrand
J. Bawtree
Cobden
J. Tyrrell
John Tyrrell
John
Mr. C. Villiers
Ferrand
R. R. R. Moore
Will of the Earl of Abergavenny and assorted notices
The Gazette cites six crown presentations to vacated parishes, a Wakefield wheat advance of four shillings per quarter, and the Earl of Abergavenny's will proving in Canterbury Prerogative Court with vast legacies. It also covers the Greenwich Pier case, railway receipts, a new Chelsea church plan, Havannah crime notes, shipowners’ gloom, and other items.
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Wakefield
Leeds Mercury
East
Abergavenny
Earl of Abergavenny
Eridge Castle
Tonbridge
Canterbury
George Henry Neville
Daniel Rowland
John
Lord Neville
Thomas Myers
Gardner
Greenwich Pier
Stone Pier Company
Grissell
Pete
Messrs. Grissell and Co
Birmingham
Derby
Gloucester
Brandling Junction
Chester
Birkenhead
Dublin
Kingstown
Eastern Counties
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Paisley
Ayr
Ditto
Greenock
Grand Junction
Great North of
Manchester
Bolton
Leeds
Midland Counties
Newcastle
Carlisle
North Shields
North Midland
Northern
Eastern
Preston
Wyre
Sheffield
South Eastern
Taff Vale
Ulster
York
Paris
Orleans
Paria
Rouen
New Councy
Carlsea
Upper Chelsea
Richard Burgess
Havannah
Old Spain
Havanaeros
Brighton Gazette
Arundel
Robinson
Illinois
New York
Newson PirLas
Board of Works
Trafalgar
Henry Vallance
Kirkireton
Manchester Times
Swindon
Great Western Railway
Middlesex
Father Mathew
Bouchier
Queen’s Prison
Queen's Prison
Bristol
Chapman
Marquis of Blandford
Marquis of Blandford, Heir To the Dukedom of Marlborough
St. George’s
Hanover Square
Frances Anne Emily Vane
Lord Londonderry
London
Alexandrina
Adelaide Vane
Louisa Churchill
Miss Liddell
Duke of Marlborough
Alan Churchill
Hanover
Duke of Wellington
St. Mary-Le-Stranp
Dudley
Birmingham Advertiser
Fink
Tower
Wiggins
Great Towerstreet
Hewell
No. 4
Great Tower Street
Wiggine
Rowland
Rowmann
Rowiann
A. Row
Europe
Terrific Explosion Destroys Johnson and Pinchin Turpentine Works
A massive blast at Johnson and Pinchin turpentine works in Back Road St George in the East caused the factory to collapse and damaged the Blackwall Railway. Firefighters battled hundreds of barrels and thousands of gallons of flammable materials for hours, with several explosions and injuries to firemen and police.
Horrible Murder at Llanwist Uncovered in Remote Parish
A two month-old disappearance ends in a brutal murder. Margaret Davies, a widow and housekeeper to Evan Jones near Capel Garmon, was found dead in a ditch after her body was moved from a turf fence. The inquest heard she planned to meet a relative and go to Holywell. the prisoner, Jones, denied knowledge of her return. A police investigation uncovered a mound with nails and a putrid stench, and a post-mortem suggested death by suffocation. The jury returned a verdict of Wilful murder and he was committed for trial at Denbighshire assizes.
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Margaret Davies
Evan Jones
Moel Trefriew
Capel Garmon
Dingle
Tre
Read
Llanwrst
Jane Thomas
Holywell
Liamrwat
All Saints
Thomas Jones
Eagle Fan
Llanrwst
John Jones
Brynrhug
Richard Kenrick Nicholls
Denbighshire
John Denman
Henry Hughes
Henry Williams
Ruthingael
Denbighshire Assizes
Rail line resume notice urges safety at damaged arches
A notice at Blackwall railway stations says trains will restart today but no passenger trains have run yet. A few empty carriages crossed the dilapidated section in safety, and directors are urged to inspect the damaged arches before resuming full service. The line appears very unsafe at this spot.
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Blackwall Railwa
Dreadful fire at Johnson and Pinchin warehouses
A major blaze erupted at five this morning in the oil and turpentine warehouses of Messrs. Johnson and Pinchin on New Road St. George's East near the Blackwall Railway. The rapid flames consumed the warehouses before any engine arrived, causing extensive property loss though no lives were lost. Turpentine tanks and soda stored beneath the railway arches exploded, but trains later ran normally after officials assessed the damage. Several houses opposite suffered broken windows and structural damage, yet the fire did not endanger human life.
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Johnson
Pinchin
St. George's
London
Blackwall
Christy-street
Grove-street
Norman
H Division
Wellclose Square
Isaacs, Goddard
Frost
Williams
H Division of
Police
Isaacs
Braidwood
Blackwall Railway
Sun
Shadwell
Schwinge
Princes Street
Rea
Postern
Nevies
Fox
Havard
Stevens
Wallis
Campbell
Hastley
Princes-street
Thare-street
Messrs. Johnson and Pinchin
New Road
St. George's East
Cannon Street Road
Fire in Cable Street destroys Pinchin and Johnson’s goods
MBE Brai dworths official report dated July 15 notes a fire in Cable Street Wellclose square reaching Pinchin and Johnson oil colour and varnish merchants. Building and contents insured, total damage about £20,000. Several shops affected with damage to roofs and fittings. Fire brigades and parish engines battled the blaze. some firefighters injured but not fatally.
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Braidwood
Cable-street
Wellclose-square
Messrs
Pinchin
West of England
Blackwall
Cable Street
New Road
James Rea
J. Postern
Chandler
H. Heatinger
Baker
Phenix
T. Didrich Schwiame
York
London
Queen's Prison Enters New Regime Under Captain Hudson
Captain Hudson, the new keeper, begins enforcing strict new rules at Queen's Prison. Two iron gates lock off the lower lobby, visitors must leave by 6 PM, and admission runs 9 AM to 6 PM with staff allowed until 9 PM. Commitments now go to the keeper as the marshal role is abolished.
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Queen’s Prison
Hudson
Attempted murder at Monk's Green shocks Hertford locals
Hertford residents report a brutal attempted murder of a four year old near Monk's Green. The assailant, a privileged youth named Tilliard, son of a Huntingdon clergyman, escaped guardianship and attacked the child with a knife. He was captured by a farm worker, questioned, and remanded under bail to appear at the assizes. The injured child is said to have sustained only minor damage. A second incident from Mount Tabor describes the willful murder of John Dobson by his son Joseph, a 23 year old with a loaded pistol. The elder Dobson died on the scene. Joseph fled but is pursued. An inquest returned a verdict of wilful murder.
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Hertford
Monk’s Green
Tilliard
Huntingdon
Brickendon
Monk’'s Green
H. F. Skrimsher
Philip Riley
Mount Tabor
Halifax
John Dobson
Joseph Dobson
Birtwistle
Thomas
Tabor
Lassey
Brownhurst
James Snowden
Dobson
Elizabeth Balmforth
Snowden
Pellen
New Inn
George Dyson
Bay
Dramatic Night of Opera and Ballet at Her Majesty's Theatre
Thursday's program featured Gazza Ladra and the second act of William Tell with Matilda sung by Persiani and a powerful Arnoldo by Fornasari. The Queen announced a special performance next Thursday. Elssler's continental arrival and a Paris dispute over her director linger in the season.
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Ondine
Gazza Ladra
William Tell
St. Leon
Puzzi
Matilda
Arnoldo
Guglielmo
Valdez
Fornasari
Tell
Persiani
Mario
Her Majesty’s Theatre
Fanny Eissler
Continent
Brussels
Deanh
Lyrique
Elssler
Count Dietrichstein
Molle
Paris
M. Leon Pillet
Academie Royal de Musique
HayMarket Thearse
Autrefois
St. James’s Theatre
Webster
Grand Theatre
Fanny Ellsier
Fanny Exusienr
Terpsichore
Merthyr-mawr parish boasts no public house or shop
A Swansea Journal note reports Merthyr-mawr parish in this county lacks a public house shop of any kind dissenting chapel rector lawyer and paupers. It does contain several octogenarians and no other amenities.
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Merthyr-mawr
Swansea Journal
O’connor
Mr. O'Connor
Biem MincHam
Dee's Royal Hotel
Shaw
Ireland
James Taylor
Armfield
George Whateley
Barratt
J. P. Lee
Birmingham
Rap
Inon Trave
Courrier de Lyon
Rive-de-Gier
Warwick Tonkin
France
Torquay
Devon
Gilley
Ham
Hestings
Harley
Prowse
Howard
Helsings
Sir Warwick
Lady Tonkin
Webb
Ipswich Express
St. Thomas’s Hospital
Matthew Ledger
Union Hall
Bodkin
M.P
Henry Gage
Cheapside
St. Thomas's Hospital
Richard Thorp
Pitt's Head
Old Bailey
Benjamin Jackson
Kennington-road
Maze Pond
Abel Chapman
Wontner
Cottingham
John Pirie
Burbage
East Surrey Races at Monpat and Tuesday card
Sporting intelligence covers East Surrey Stakes heats with Little Vivian and Bother_em winning for Mr Game and Goodman. Patchwork, Dahlia, Ace of Diamonds, Sluggard, Spitfire, Ragman and others race across several stakes with strong fields and sizable prize money, attracting a large crowd.
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East Surrey
Monpat
Mr. Game
Little Vivian
Drewet
Goodman
Bother
Turner
Romulus
Lyster
Mr. Land
Sluggard
Mr. Goodman
Cohen
Mr. Laurence
Chummy
H. Robinson
Affection
Hardy
Werninck
Rattler
Southampton Races Weekend Cardchurned Results
The Southampton meeting features four heats in the Maiden Plate and various stakes. Evening Star clinches four-heat victory for Hewitt, Emilian wins the Southampton Stakes, with fierce competition from Mosque and Bellissima. Wednesday includes The Devil among the Tailors and The Traitor securing wins, while Thursday lists St Jean d Acre and Alice Hawthorn among top placers in multiple races.
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Southampton
Hewitt
Evening Star
S. Mann
Mr. Galpine
Strap
Mr. Hopkins
Freestan
Mr. J. Scott
Colonel
Captain
Mr. King
Physician
Jenethe
Martyn
Emilian
Wm. Sadler
S. Scott
Mr. Wreford
King
Bran
Eliza
Grime
Layla
Bedissima
Mr. Osbaldeston
Devil Among the Tailors
Wadastra
Hunters
Mr. Legg
Stickler
Humby
Bonaparte
Mr. Bigg
Eleus
J. Day
Wreford
Mr. Hewitt
Victor
Mr. Humby
Lord G. Bentinck
St. Jean d’Acre
Champagne
Alice Hawthorn
Jack
Abstrupus
Marius
Puncher
Mr. Meiklam
Aristotle
Mr. Bell
Eboricum
Lord Eglinton
Pompey
Collina
Knight of the Whistle
Morpeth
Miss Trooper
Blue Bonnet
Thirsk
Mus
Rhodanthe
the Major
Vakeel
Cable
Lytham
Recompense
Cornopean
Armytage
Aquila
Aristides
Southampton Races Delight Crowds Amid Scenic Charm
A lively Southampton race meet drew crowded attendance with coachmen and carriages filling the grounds. The Ladies Plate was won by Strap after a close finish, while Captain Martins Emilien took the Southampton Stakes amid light betting and trainer colour confusion.
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Pinching
Llanwist
Sporting Intelligence
Liverpool
Mr. Jaques
Semiseria
Copeland
Shadow
Martyr
Meal
Forester
Trueboy
Vitellius
Egidia
G. Noble
Fragrance
Acanthus
Mr. Mostyn
General Pollock
Marlow
Maid of Honour
Messalina
Lord Stanley
Aquilo
Nat
Lord Westminster
Auckland
Templeman
Gaper
Rogers
Jemima
Mysinda
Mr. Speed
Everton
Lye
Badwell Ash
Merry Andrew
Aget Pompey
Moss
Aristovite
Retriever
Epidia
Colonel Anson
Napier
Butler
D. Cook
R. Bulkeley
Armida
F. Price
Colin Clink
Worthingham Oven
Merry
H. Hornby
W. M. Stanley
Lord Howth
Lord Sligo’s Winter, 3 Yrs, 7St. 6 To 4 Agst Cable, 4 To] Agst Forester
T.Y.C
Sir R. Bulkeley
Phcaroon
Duke of Richmond
Mr. Gully
Sir J. Gerard
Gladiator
Voltaire
Mr. Lancaster
the Prior
Mr. Jones
Tubalcain
G. Bentinck
Mr. Megson
Lord Chesterfield
Sir W. Stanley
Mr. J. Walker
Itchen
Netley Abbey
Botley
Fareham
Sylvan
England
New Forest
London Road
Captain Martin
Emilien
Bellissima
Sadler