The Clearances of the Highlanders of Scotland
A Times excerpt describes Glen Calvie evictions near Croick in Sutherland. About 92 families, 250 people, dispersed to tents and shelters after removals, with many facing poverty, shelter losses, and emigration plans. The piece criticizes the Duke of Sutherland and the Highland clearances as moral and social failure.
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Croick
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Erberd
Free Church
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Duke of Sutherland
Wople
Middle Tife
Ardgay
Mékenzie
Fatal Fire at Raggett's Hotel Piccadilly Inquest
A late fatal fire at Raggett's Hotel in Piccadilly led to an inquest after the remains of several victims were recovered from the ruins. Witnesses described attempt to escape via a fire escape and police delay, with the jury calling for government action to prevent future deaths. Funds were requested for the Raggett family through Marlborough House and several London banks and merchants.
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Globe Insurance Office
Reina
Loder
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Mount-street
Grosvenor-square
Bedford
Westminster
Rising Sun
Charles-street
Wm. Raggatt
Anne Raggett
Benjamin Rich
William King
Raggett's Hotel
Toaster
Miss Raggett
Miss Round
Rich
Henry Raggett
Charles Ribineon
Joseph Widdowson Willbox
Albemarle Street
Dover Street
St. James's Church
St. James's Fire Escape Society
Po Uo
Beresford
Jalweys
James Grahaw
Home Department
Ann Jones
Lord Hastings
St John’s Wood
Hastings
Kensall Green
Dover-street
William Ashley
Marlborough House
Messrs
Coutts and Co
Strand
Herries and Co
St. James’s-street
Drummond
Charing-cross
Sir John Lubbock and Co
Mansion House Street
Hatchhard
Inquest Into Death Of Mr Gibbs At Overton
Coroner G Cllias visits Overton Gower to open an inquest into the death of farmer George Gibbs after a brief illness. A post mortem by George Perry and an analysis by chemist Wo Herapath point to possible corrosive poison. Large crowds attend, suspicions arise, and a week is set for further examination.
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Overton
Gower
G. Cllias
George Gibbs
George Perry
Reynoldstown
Perry
Wiglenworth
Ivy Lodge
Swansea
Megistraten
Wo. Herapath
Bristol Mercury
Batardsy
Dramatic Benefit at Haymarket Theatre Tests Charity Fund
The Charitable Fund Society held a benefit at the Haymarket Theatre to aid widows and orphans of postmen. The program featured Time Works Wonders, A Farce in the Dark, and Mr Julio Patry’s vocal pieces. Buckstone’s Pye Finch farce drew praise for its plot and acting, with the audience applauding the cast and the drama’s brisk pace.
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Julio Patry
Mr. Tilbury
Mr. Strickland
Tae Kixo
Cardinal Wolsey
Perkin Pyefiach
Backstoun
Sir William Melrose
William III
Maglove
Sir William
Jessie Donald
Miss J. Bennett
Pyefinch
Buckstone
Tie King
Woodstock
Florence
Henry
Eleanor
Branda
Phelps
Duke of Florence
Fler Fair
Mies Hinton
Helen
Julia
Medus
Treaty for the Suppression of the Slave Trade Between France and Britain
The article details a new convention between France and Great Britain aimed at suppressing the slave trade and preventing further friction. It outlines naval remits of at least 26 cruisers per side along the West African coast, joint surveillance, credit to mutual interdiction, and longer term plans to factor treaties with native rulers, with a ten year term and renewal conditions.
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France
Great Britain
England
Lord Aberdern
United Kingdom
Ireland
Africa
Green Cape
Cape Vert
Magesty
Artz
Poaching case and jail letter dispute over James Dean
Letters from readers dispute the release of James Dean from Reading Gaol after a pheasant poaching case. Accounts allege misrepresentation by officials and supporters, including Jonx Cortett and Jonx Corust, while details of Dean’s imprisonment and the related game law controversies circulate amid newspaper debate.
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Truk Gane
Dean
Prince Albert
Times
Weaton
James Dean
Reading
Windsor
Mr. Simmons
Captain Bulkeley
Berlin County Gaol
Bright
Jonx Cortett
Upper Belgrave Street
London
Jonx Corust
M.P
Athlone
Easthamatend
Bracknell
Berks
Cnanog
Daniel John Cock
Clerkenwell
Hannah Moore
Suspension of Rev F S Monckton at St Peter's De Beauvoir Town
The sentence of suspension for 12 months was issued by Charles James Bishop of London after an inquiry into charges by George Sheldrick. The document cites scandalous conduct and deprivation of clerical duties at St Peter's, De Beauvoir Town, Hackney. Neighbors plan to honor Mr Sheldrick for pursuing the diocesan inquiry.
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St. Peter's Church
de Beauvoir
Kingsland
London
George Sheldrick
Henford Road
Hingeland
Najenty
Charles James
Hertford
Herford Read
Middlesex
Queen Victoria
Eaid
Elor
Monckton
Holy Orders
United Church of England and Ireland
BS. Monckton
Feme
Sarah
Church of England
F.S. Monckton
St. Peter
du Beauvoir Town
Rey
FS. Monckton
F. S. Monckton
Gal
St. Peter's
de Bransvir
C. J. Lonnox
du Beauvoir
London notices and arts and crime brief from a century old paper
The report of the City Police Committee asks for an additional fifty constables under its supervision to patrol named spots. A portrait newly acquired for the National Gallery is traced to a professor of anatomy. A bridge incident ends with a missing man presumed drowned. Missing women cases rise with police reports and a rich duke imposes fraud penalties on race entries. One thousand mile walk continues with no sign of fatigue.
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Scotland
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Times
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Uwever
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Ascot
Dorling
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Whitehouse
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Lord G. Bentick
Ross
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Orleans
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Glee
Touchstons
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Venus
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Stamp
Lord Eglimian
Lord G. Bentiock
Miss Elis
Mr. Bowen
Heather Bell
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Physician
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Hopkins
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Caroline
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Kent
Elis
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