Blood and port activities in Grimsby and Canterbury reports
The report notes a fatal punitive cut with a knife and a subsequent death without pain. Grimsby docks and rail traffic show half yearly gains in local and foreign goods, coal, and timber shipments. Canterbury depot officers face scrutiny amid alleged misconduct, while other items cover a Hull robbery, Foreign Legion songs at Shorncliffe, a soldier’s letter home, and a Gravesend bazaar with concerts and refreshments.
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Grimsby
Royal Dock
United Kingdom
Caxternuny
Maidstone Gazette
Stanley
T Horse Guards
Canterbury
Fitawygram
1St Royals
the Inniskillings
Brodie
Cazete
Lieut. Webster
Her Majesty
Ronuzery
Uwurtt
Hull
Manchester
London Road
Sorneirre
Foreign Legion
Shorncliffe
Mortir
Joshua Priestly
Grenadier Guards
Soilhill
Ovenden
Crimea
England
Kenxen’s Bazaar
Gravesene
Larmer-street
Kelner
Bisouderie
Coles
Harmer-street
Charles Davenport
Ei. Jacobs
Lizzie Stuart
George Tedder
Dawson
Comique
Charles Compton
Manover Square
Willis
Funeral of Field Marshal Lord Raglan in Bristol
The funeral of the late Field Marshal Lord Raglan commenced at Bristol on Wednesday. The people of Bristol honoured their ancient city with a fitting display and their chief magistrate, a kin to soldiers, led the ceremonial tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Raglan
Bristol
Funeral Procession for Lord Raglan Draws Crowds Across City
A solemn public funeral marks the tribute to Lord Raglan with a naval procession, gun salutes, and a long somber march through Prince's Street and Queen Square. Mourners, officials, and crowds line the route as ships, bells, banners, and mourning decor transform the city into a display of patriotic respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorgedus
Wellington
Hero
Lord Raghin
Bagot
Kingscote
Trent
Somerset
Lord
Star
Edward Morgan
Customs
Mvéry Board
Prince’s Street Bridge
Society of Merchant Venturers
Corporation of the Poor
Queensquare
Central
Clifton
Bedminster
St. Philip's
Fisher
RIN
Military Pensioners and Land Transport Service
Morning Star
Wome
Prince’s Street
Avenuue
Prince's Street
Broad Quay
Clare-street
Corn-street
the Exchange
Wine Street
Dolphin-street
Peter-street
Castle-street
Old Market-street
West-street
Metropolis
Duke of Wellington
St. Piul’s Cathedral
Albion Tavern
Ohl
Lord Raglan
Earth
Dritamnia
Uibernia
Caledonia
Deapartad
England
France
Turkey
Sardinia
Alma
Skip and Castle
Marsh-Street
Raghin
Messrs, Mymo and Co
Outlichers
Ae. Sprachen
Barmintan
Brandon-lil
Examination of Dunmow flitch candidates ends in triumph
In Dunmow Essex the examination of flitch claimants James Barlow and Madame Barlow and M Chatelain and Madame Chatelain is recounted. Barlow testifies about courtship and marriage while witnesses praise their happiness. The jury awards the flitch to the Barrows. Chatelains similarly praised. proceedings close with cheers.
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Essex
Dunmow
James Barlow
Chipping Ongar
Shelley
Bells
Mr. Barlow
Tom
Mr. Bell
America
Bell
Costello
Mrs. B
Tam
Mrs. A
Barlow
Claughter
James
Towih San
Baewie
Mrr. Barlow
Ma. Harlow
Viay
William Nicholas
Ongar Wnian House
Dell
M. Chatelain
Paris
Madame
London
Madame Chatelain
England
Miss Kearsley
Ae . M. Dolly
Normandy
Mechi Seeks Maldon Representation Amid Local Debate
Mr Mechi writes to Maldon electors asserting his right to stand and pledging to run on merit. He contrasts his stance with Mr Lennard’s shifting affiliations and vows to canvass voters personally from Tiptree Mall, Kelvedon, Essex. Admin Reform papers issue Nos. 3 and 4 on home government fitness and merit appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechel
Maldon
Mechi
Paris
Lennard
Wondon
Revo
Reform Association
Sie
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Th. Murc Ut
Tiptree Mall
Kelvedon
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