Belgian court hears Bocarme case on nicotine poisoning
The Bocarme murder trial reveals Nicotine poisoning alleged by the Countess against her husband Pierre Bocarme. She accuses him of plotting the death of Gustave Fournies with claims of premeditated poison, while Bocarme denies the charges and asserts accidental poisoning by his wife who mistook nicotine for wine. The interrogation covers wills, marriages, infidelity accusations, and the sequence of events after Gustave's collapse.
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Gustave Fournies
Madama de Bocarme
Gustave
Bucarino
Gustavo
Bocarme
Ife
Louise Legrain
Malle
de Dudgoclo
M. Gustave Fungiles
Ajo
Hippolyte
Salon Rouge
Madame Bocarme
Hyppolyte
Saerd Stom
Ruth
Inquest at Heavitree on Death by Gun Accident
An inquest at Heavilree last week returned an Accidental Death verdict for William Job Eveleigh who died from a gunshot fired by his companion George Henry Channon during a rabbits feeding trip. Dennis was blamed for leaving the gun loaded. A separate charity event at the Royal Hospital, Chelsea, will host an annual bazaar and concert to benefit the Hospital for Consumption Brompton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fava Ocean
Heavilree
William Job Eveleigh
George Henry Channon
Shay
Changwon
Madden
Heavitree
Dennis
Deversed
Hannon
Chin
Myelaigh
Miureaty Mystear Privivanayp Barase
Royal Hospital
Chelsea
Brompton
Royal Artillery
Wnd
Controversy at National Society Meeting on Education Policy
The fortieth annual meeting of the National Society in Westminster opened with the Bishop of Canterbury presiding. Debate focused on government aid for church schools, limits on church control, and proposals by Mr. Denison and Sir J Pakington to deescalate conflict and seek harmony between the society and state. After tense discussions and various amendments, Denison’s motion was rejected by a large majority. the meeting closed with prayer.
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National Society
Central School Room
Broad Sanctuary
Westminster
Archbishop of Canterbury
Cstarmany
Comunittes
G. A. Denison
Church of England
Council On Education
Denison
Privy Council On Education
Lord John Russell
British and Foreign School Society
Mr. Denison
A. B. Worx
Jon Paxmaron
Fleur
Hear
Comiittes
Cumpers
Bourns
England
Swan
Nunanas
Q. Homann
Tank
Scimacus
Rociety
J. Pokington
Gard Robert Grosvenor
Priestcrart
J. Paktworox
Hubbard
Humanp
Daily News
Mohen
Mayow
Ronenrr Grosveyox
Denson
Earl of Lharnoway
House of Lords
Lucre
Earl of Warnoway
I House of Lords
J. Paxmgton
London Aldermen Name Freemen for Sheriff Election
At the Court of Aldermen the Lord Mayor nominated freemen to be publicly put in nomination for sheriff on Midsummer day. Names include John Thomas Norris, Thomas Cotterell, Thomas Shoperson, and Joseph Turneley. West Minston Freenoun Saxp Society held a meeting at the Rosemary Branch Tavern Hoxton to explain aims and enroll new members. The society reports 917 members, 1,547 shares, and estates purchased near Moulsey and Relate with plans to acquire nearby land. ANNivensigy Mrnrixa op the Coantry Canpitan AT St. Paola reports the metropolis charity schools annual meeting with 4,000 to 4,000 scholars in the cathedral. The service featured chants, a grand cordnation, and the Archbishop of Canterbury's sermon praising junior congregants.
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Nontwartos
Sirenrris
London
John Thomas Norris
Thomas Cotterell
Thomas Shopperson
Joseph Turneley
West Minston
St. Paola
Charity Schools
Metropolis
Bor
Canterbury
Treland notes and Dublin events on Queen's birthday
Lord Lieutenant hosted a large dress dinner at Viceregal Lodge in celebration of the Queen's birthday while Dublin troops were reviewed by Colonel Cochrane. Dr Cantwell reports Catholic University funds at £23,237 and Denounces education by hostile entities. The Tenant League held its first Dublin meeting at the Molyneux Institute Abbey Street with mixed attendance and several speakers listed.
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Treland
Viceregal Lodge
Dublin
Cochrane
Blakeney
Duke of Cambridge
Phanix Park
Roman Carrente University
Cantwell
Meath
Freeman's Journal
Moath
Enya
J. Russell
Oites
Teyanr League
Vomant League
Moolmines* Institute
Abbey-street
Turaday
All
Patrick Lalor
Winnakill
Lucas
Bell
Ballyban
Johnston
Wexford
Proposals and Irish Tenant League aims in parliamentary debate
In a Dublin session the deputation urged amendment of Mr Crawford’s bill as a step toward League principles. They warned that only full legal establishment of tenant rights will sustain Irish tenant farmers. The Free State notes a libel action against Earl of Clarendon’s accuser, with five counts including publication in the Tablet. Emigration reduces rural church attendance in Wicklow, while Wicklow and nearby counties see land re-letting and rising demand. Newry returns Mr Hallowell, Protectionist, without opposition.
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Crawford
League
Grawford
Honda
Friends
Ireland
Tihit Lonp-Ligutinant
The
Freeman's Journal
Martin Burker
Earl of
Clarendon
Earl of Shrewsbury
Tablet
Butt
Q.C
Coleman O'Loghlen
Midland
Dublin
Wicklow
Ashford
Devil's Glen
Sanlay Jast
Wexford
Wearmeath
Newry Enechoy
Hallowell
Protectionist push across boroughs in coming election
Reports show wealthy ironmaster poised to contest several boroughs on Protectionist principles. Requisitions call Mr J Banks Stanhope and Sir Christopher to stand together. debates center on Free Trade versus Protectionism, with several local figures pledged to endorse Protectionist candidates.
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Moxxovtuaniuy Toroucim
North Lixcouxsmine
J. Banks Stanhope
Christopher
Lromrnsten
Standert
F. Peel
Leominster
Hawkins
Bluegates
Sunderland
Williamson
Lord Ashley
Ilouse
Earl of
Shaftesbury
Bath
Math
Hastings
Frien
Asingy
Scohell
Willian Satcliffe
Chuckmannan
Kixness
Morison
Johnstone
Alva
Adam
Blair Adam
Dollar
Duhustone
Ung
Dallarfield
Morrison
Smithfield
Stein
Hattonburn
Captain Christie
Willard
Huth
Haying
Brent
Adnan
Thurstay
Allew
Kinrose
Essar Wondrstarsmin
Worcestershire Chronicle
Cantern
Ma. J. Chive
Foley
Tandlorda
Boston
Isle of Wight
Tineworth
Wiex Honovena
C. Napier
Objections to diocesan measure stir Lambeth letters
A Lambeth letter from May 21 expresses objections to a proposed diocesan measure in the United Parishes of Tormohaim and Upton. The writer seeks intervention to avert anticipated evils, noting possible royal interference if law is violated. J B Cantuar and W Kitson, Mag., sign the correspondence.
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Exinin
Provoske Syxon
Jetter
Vostrica
Yormahun
Upton
Torquay
Lambeth
Agehairman
Tormo
Meni
J. B. Cantuar
W. Kitson
Shaddack
Southampton
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