Poison Mystery at the Chateau De Bocarmé Trial
Witnesses describe a planned murder with nicotine poison at the Eutremont chateau. Chemistry professor Stas confirms nicotine poison on the deceased and scene. the countess de Bocarmé appears distraught as evidence links the couple to a calculated crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Pauls
Mdarine
Lambert
Bury
Gustave
Mille
Dudracete
Witneases
Madame de Bocarind
M. Stas
Ecole Militaire
Scolles
Chateau of
Eutremont
Ifo
Countess de Bocarmdé
MM. Stas
de Bocarimé
Soude
Tournay
Bitremoné
Count de Bocarmé
Marka
Marouzo
Procureur du Roi
Roman Pource and The Ex Guisman in London Scene
A Rome letter recounts police and mob abuse by sbirri and a British man’s protest. A London railway escape tale follows, detailing Ship’s seizure near Box Moor, a struggle on a speeding train, and a severely injured officer facing amputation. Merchant Taylors’ School event features banquets, toasts to the Queen and Great Exhibition figures, and praise for foreign commissioners. The article also notes exhibition plant displays and the opening plans for a new riverfront market in Linne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roman Pource
Naples
John Buil
Rome
London and North Western Railway
Ship
Northampton
Leighton-Buzzard
London
Boxmoor
Cheddington
Wolverton
Hemanship
Long Stanley
St. Barnabas
Merchant Taylors’ School
St. John's College
Osford
Merchant Taylors’ Company
Prince Albert
Duke of Cambridge
Merchant Taylor
Prince of Wales
Duke of Cannananid
Tam
Viscount I Tanpixar
Lord Conchesten
Navy
Dr. Wynter
St. John’s College
Oxford
Wryten
Crainsan
Ife
Lord Stanley
Baron Dupin
Lord Staxtry
Ladd
Royal Commissioners
Dion
Ventire
Haying
Merchant Taylors
ALC
Dupin
Crystal Palace
Bank of England
Great Britain
Duke of
Camunipon
Hessey
Mouse of Lords
Taal Howry
Oxfor
Exouse of Commons
Taionpsox
Roois
London Lieutenancy elects Alderman Wilson at Guildhall
A very amacious meeting of the Commission of Lieutenancy for the City of London elected Alderman Wilson as lieutenant-colonel of the Royal London Militia at the Guildhall after a ballot. The Lord Mayor presided, oaths were taken, and the commission issued. The issue followed a condolence letter from the Lord Chief Justice. The report also notes a law examination class list from Lincoln's Inn and Inner Temple, naming several applicants and prize details. It then describes the Royal Botanic Society's second flower show at Regent's Park with displays from Mrs. Lawrence, Lady Antonius, and Miss Staill, praising improved displays due to increased prize funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of London
Guildhall
Royal London Militia
Alderman Thompson
Claudius Stephen Stunter, Bart
Lindy Humtey
List Court
Alderman Wilson
Gray's Syx
Inns of Court
Willian Fowler
Inner Temple
Oliver Claude Pell
Lincoln's Inn
Edward Samuel Dale
Richard William Fisher
Lincohen Inn
Liorace Townsend
Leonard Kield
Toner Temple
Joseph Napier Higgins
Ang
John Landaey Reed
Taner Temple
David Fiteat
George Tayler
Fowler
W. D. Lowin
Vesey
Rovay Botante Society
Royal Botanic Society
Regents Park
Ireland News Briefs on Harvest Prospects and Rail Progress
Ireland reports show improved crops due to recent rains with healthy potato crops and a blight decline. Cattle fairs stay firm and store stock demand rises amid more land in pasture. Galway sees rapid urban progress aided by Queen's College and western rail expansion. Midland Great Western lines near opening. Cork emigration likely eased by harvest prospects. Local political notes cover Cork Reporter criticisms, and a plan to save the Conciliation Hall. Consecration of the Killaloe bishop and judicial actions in Ireland also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Kilfenora
Clare
Benson Rataway
Galway
Cowan
Queen's College
Dublin
Midland Great Western Railway Company
Levine
Ian Bie
Cork
Ventlanen Poounta
Henry Willowsby
Lourin
Demparrat
John O'Connell
M.P
John Bagnall
Julin O'Connell
O'Connell
Gilligan
Wynne
Westaneath
Costae
Dutut Howley
James O'Brien
Jonathan Christian
Vaughan
Killaloe
Pilace
Nenagh
Slattery
Royal visit Dublin levee notices printed for August 1810
Extracts from the Dublin Gazette reveal the resolutions to be observed at the levee and drawing room during Her Majesty's visit to Dublin. The Chamberlain’s office issued a notification on August 7 listing attendees such as the Primate, the Chancellor, the Archbishop of Dublin, the Roman Catholic Primate, the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Dublin, and the Duke of Leinster among those granted access to the Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tay Tie Court
Dublin
Duke of Leinster
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Petrapolis
Merchant Taylors’ Hall
Moasra
Marnock Fins
Standish
Messrs
Tutton, Waddeci
Grattan Cooke
Turnovemeyta
Linninesaates
Manker
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