Shocking assaults and lodging cases at Clerkenwell and Westminster
Reports detail a magistrate dismissing a taproom summons while warning on Sunday lodging rules, a brutal domestic assault leading to three months hard labor, and a distressing Westminster case where an Indian wife and three children seek shelter in London amid poverty with military documents confirming her marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Combe
Mr. Kibtewhite
Mr. Kibblewhite
L Shail
John Bates
Moulders’ Society
Nottingham
Commissioners of Police
Corrie
Serpent Chamberlain
Hardman
South Crescent-mews
Marchmonte Street
Burton, Crescent
Mr. Corrie
Westminster Court
Arnold
India
15Th Hussars
12Th Lancers
Bangalore
Crimea
England
Gravesend
Strahan Paul and Co Remanded at Bow Street Court
The Bow Street Police Court renewed the case against Sit J D Paul W Strahan and Bates with a request for a further remand. Prosecution seeks access to bankers accounts to trace securities linked to a £27000 loan amid voluminous records. Court remanded for a week with nominal attendance next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strahan, Paul, and CO
Jardine
Bow-street
J D. Paul
W. Strahan
Bates
Bodkin
House of Overend and Co
John Pint
Grifith
Ballantine
Mr. Jardine
Mr. Bodkin
Sleigh
Parry
Charitable Anniversary and Court of Inventions Anew
Supporters of the Isleworth Philanthropic Institution marked its third anniversary with a long repast in the inn grounds. The feature includes a tour of the Court of Inventions display with models and patents ranging from railway safety devices to a self-baiting mouse trap and a folding bonnet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puanturorre
Raiway Inn
IsnEwort
Emmerson
Kew
C. Stanborough
Mr. Richards
W. Farell
H. G. Day
Carter
Halford
Prince Albert
Isleworth Philanthropic Institution
Institute
W. H. Newton
Dobson
Owen
Galileo
Bacon
England
Council of the College of Surgeons
Post-office Department
Sydennam
Women’s Rights
London
Bondestreet
Brewster
Mesdamoiselles Justyne
Paris
Crystal Palace
Department of
Ornithology
Aviary
Tropical Department
Malmesbury Letter on Danish Succession and 1852 Treaty
The Earl of Malmesbury declines Birmingham Conference attendance on the 17th–19th and challenges the July 6 resolution on Denmark's succession. He argues the May 8 1852 treaty does not grant Russia new rights and notes four male heirs to the Danish crown. He says the guarantee to meet if extinction nears would not force Russia to annex Denmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
Earl of Malmesbury
Birmingham
Sound
Schleswig Holstein
Russia
Austria
Prussia
England
France
Sweden
House of Holstein Gottorp
Bristol Quay Boys Stage Water Rescue for Reward
The Bristol Times notes it is not unusual for quay youths to fall into the water and be rescued by companions. The stunt aims for Humane Society awards and a swim during warm weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anvses
Bristol Times
Humane Society
Adulteration of Food Sparks Parliamentary Inquiry Evidence
The Parliamentary Committee on food adulteration examined Dr Tassallwig and Mr Warrington detailing samples of pickles bottled fruits vegetables and teas colored with lead arsenite copper and other agents. They urged inspectors with powers to seize samples and report to a central board. Evidence covered rhubarb cod liver oil mustard and chloroform adulteration and the dangers to public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scholefield
Tassallwig
Wittens
Hom Ton Central Board
Excise
United States
France
R. Warrington
Apothecaries’Lad
East India Company
Canton
China
Manchester
London
College of Physicians
Navy
Army
East’ India Company
Messrs
Savory
Admiralty
Banbury
Turkey
Tartary
St. Petersburg
Apothecaries
Newfoundland
Normandy
Glasgow meeting plans for British Association autumn venue
Reports outline Glasgow September gathering with ample funds and events. Exhibitions include chemical industry displays a photographic show and salt water vivaria for Clyde marine life. Sir Roderick Murchison calls Glasgow meeting the most successful yet. Drowning incident at Severn near Newnham: a young man swept into a deep hole while bathing. his father Mr Morris of Steer's Farm loses another sow in the same river nearby.
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Glascow
Glasgow
Scotland
Firth of Clyde
Roderick Murchison
Great Britain
Severn
Newnham
Morris
Steer’s Farm
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