Festivities programme published amid European tremors
The July revolution anniversary programme is issued, omitting marriage portions for July combatants’ daughters while repeating last year’s schedule. Reports from Marseilles note plague cases on the Leonidas packet from Constantinople, with isolation plans at Perregaux. Other dispatches describe Grenoble calm, Algiers peace gains, and Spain’s political upheavals with arrests and ministerial changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marseilles
Leonidas
Constantinople
Frevies
Frieut
Perregue
Grenoble
Wayor
Algiers
Abd-el-Kadeer
Spain
Madrid
M. Pio Pita Pizarro
Cortes
Patriotic Society
M. Alvaro
M. Nunez
M. Mendizabel
la Mancha
M. Zarce del Valle
M. Bertrand-de-Lys
O1aa
Centre
Jerico
Seneja
Rio Blanes
Casterona
Leria
Buerens
Valencia
Jacar
Murcia
Moya
Facar
Baulgium
Paria
Ghent
Tulemont
Liege
Beverloo
Goethals
Germany
Russia
Warsaw
Berlin
Dosland
Coremander
Order of the Netherlands
Merce Argenteau
Papal States
Argenteau
Geilmant
Cabman and five others in court over boy's death
Police intelligence reports a cab driver Backworth and five others arraigned after a poor boy Connor was killed when a crowded cab broke down near a gun shop in the Minories. The Lord Mayor censured the driver, ordered detention until the coroner's inquest, and Crocky alias Driscoll was sent to Bridewell and then the treadmill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Backworth
Connor
Minories
Exb
Corer
Driscoll
Crocky
Bridewell
West End
Hells
Lord Meyer
St. James’s
Mr. Hobler
Temple-bar
Stolen Newspaper Case Before Creedlane Alderman
Thomas Eldridge a newsreader’s servant faced Alderman Johnson on a charge of stealing a newspaper. Officer Tyrrell testified Eldridge hid a paper under his shirt while returning to the Post Office, claiming he intended to return it to his “eacter.” Whitty, the employer, said 600 papers were sent to the Post Office, with others missing and letters complaining of non arrival. The alderman ordered further inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Eldridge
Whitty
Creedlane
Alderman Johnson
Tyrrell
Post Office
Eacter
Beys
Murder allegation and assault case in Westminster road
James Gray, a flour factor, is charged with assaulting cabinet-maker John Boone in Soho. Evidence suggests a possible fatal outcome after a gig incident on Bayswater road near the Hippodrome races. Noted witnesses describe drunken occupants and a bag containing £7 fif— etc. The case hinges on who drove and the alleged injury leading to death. an inquest will be held and sureties posted for appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marylebowh
SuRiows Apfair
James Gray
Westminster Road
Rawlinson
John Boone
No.9
West Street
Soho
Bayswinter Road
Hippodrome
Defendad
Crown Tun
J. Hodes
Old-street
Bayswater Road
Crown Inn
Henry Cousins
Castle-street
Hamilton
Lambeth
Queen-Squaire
John Johnson
Glasgow
Burrell
Charing -Cross
Russell
Earth
Rionht
White
Shutt
Sauel Wail
Ecclestone-street
Balgrave-square
Henry Little
King’s-road
Chelsea
Pimlico
Grosvinor-place
Humphries
Wall
Belgrave-square
Becleetone Street
Grosvennor
Bcclestone Street
Henry Webb
Carter
Little
Hype Park
James Norris
James Henbury
Hydepark
Hyde Park
T. F. Canivan
Duke-street
Manchester Square
Mc Cann
Denbury
Thames Police
John
Greenwood
Gentlemen from Sussex Complain of Property Destruction
Mr. Conant notes frequent property destruction by tradesmen and refuses bail until real identities are known. The two defendants confess after initially withholding names, Edward Joddrell of Portland Place and William Bletchworth of Surrey, apologize, and are freed after entering recognizances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlborough Street
Blake and
Johnson
Conant
Regent Street
Piccadilly
Blake
London
Sussex
Cait
Edward Joddrell
Joddrells
Portland-place
Wm. Bletchworth
Surrey
Destitute woman and child swept up in Hatton Garden case
At Hatton Garden a destitute Barling Kent mother with a a year and a half old child was found starving on a pavement in Pentonville. She said she sought haymaking work, her husband is dead, and parish aid was insufficient. The court ordered a month in the House of Correction with parish relief and medical aid for the pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Hanover
Hesseapflug
Berlin
Vienna
Austria
Brann
Adriatic
Bergmann
Francis Charles
Brixen
Verona
Mantua
Poligzac
Italy
Hermanstedt
Transylvania
Vladika
Montenegro
St. Petersburgh
Cartowitz
Temeswar
Peterwardien
Austrian Empire
Baron V. Csorich
Russfs
Warsaw
Peterhoff
Idth
Admiralty
Church of St. Isaac
Russia
Hamburgh
Travemund
Matuszevic
Lower Empire
de Werther
Foßlitz
Duke de Raguse
House of Rothschild
Marienbad
Copenhagen
Denmark
Holstein
Lauenburg
Duchy of Lauenberg
Hatton Garden
Maria Jones
Laing
Hutchinson
York Buildings
Binaling
Thomas Goulding
Pagan
Frederick Layton
Duncan-street Chapel
Islington
Danean-street
Velock
Francis Trueman
Highbury
Highbury Barn Tavern
Prigoner
Deptford
White
Thames
Greenwood
Edward Cole
George Topham
Falconer
Tower Stairs
Topham
Marsden
Tower Wharf
Lawrence Goodwin
Agnes Goodwin
Chancery Court
Angel Gardens
Shadwell
Brode- Tip
Straker
Dempsey
Chancerycourt
Valentine
K Division
Wapping
Crawley
O'Brian
Weira Crawley
Natab
O’brian
Graves
Hadeen
Newgate
John Calvert
Broderip
St. Paul
Sergeant
Stepney Union
Abe
House of Correction
Murder and insanity verdicts in Stoke trials
In Stoke-upon-Trent a mother Ann Colley was indicted for the murder of three children and acquitted on grounds of insanity amid testimony of a brutal night and a recovery in Staffordshire Infirmary. William Kirkham was found guilty of manslaughter in a separate case and sentenced to life transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry
Griffin
Agar
Division of Police
Asey
David Barry
Connor
M‘carthys
Michael M‘cartiy
Ben
House of Correction
Ann Colley
Stoke-upon-Trent
John Beardsworth
Colley
Fenton
George
Josiah
Witmess
Ann
Charles
Staffordshire
Beardsworth
Manchester
Murger
William Kirkham
John Kirkham
Stroke-upon-Trent
Joseph Charlton
Hanley
Visoner
Cloeck
James Goostry
Valigs
Harley
Lune
Deceared
Wiliam
John
Jane Wagstaff
Charles-street
Iis House
Coleridge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Police Intelligence
Middlesex
Genebray
Queen
Thomas Smith
John Connor
Patrick Connor
Dennis M‘carthy
Charles M‘carthy
John Barry
St.Leonard
Bromley
Essex
John Smith
Barking-road
Assiss Intelligence
Oxford
Circuit—Starverp
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