Engagement scandal ends in court with damages set
Miss Morris endured five years of anxiety after her engagement to the defendant dissolved without formal break. The jury awarded £90 to the plaintiff after arbitration by mutual friends, with the defendant paying the sum to settle the dispute despite prior defending claims.
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Morris
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Collier
Baron Martin
Ina
Mysterious perjury case and betting crime at Central Court
Louisa Harrison surrendered for trial on perjury charges in a case involving a man named Mallett previously sentenced for robbery. The Recorder doubted the theft occurred and the jury returned Not Guilty. Separate items include a betting-linked forgery case and a wholesale fraud involving falsified book sales to noblemen and pawnbrokers, with an eighteen month hard labour sentence.
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Sprigs
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Cheapside
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Egypt
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Earl de Grey
SECRETARY DEFALCATION TRIAL AT NEW COURT
Charles William Winchel Bevan 33 a secretary at the Deposit and General Life Assurance Company faced multiple indictments for misappropriating company funds. Evidence showed he used a 201 17s 6d cheque to pay personal debts and kept back larger sums from six reassurances. Not Guilty verdict returned after a long trial period, with further charges pending consideration.
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Parry
Sleigh
Serjeant Wilking
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Home Counties Assurance Company
Birmingham
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Croydon
Stephen Cracknell
Coode
Nelson
Milla
Home Counties ‘Office
Home Counties Office
Joe Muggins
Sporting
Danks
Ihe
Lord Drumlanrig
Gree
Sumner
Scotland
Alhhough
Bank of England Rate Cut Shifts Market Tone
Directors reduce minimum discount rate from 4 percent to 3 1/2 percent, with current rates for first class bills at 3 to 3 1/2 percent. Console Market falls about a quarter percent as realisations rise. Paris declines aid the market while railway shares show mixed activity and Bank shares remain supported. Green fruit demand fair oranges down Lisbon parcel sold public sale lower lemons rise on reduced stock.
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Paris
Lisbon
Keeling and Hunt
Press Dispatches Detail Suppression of Monasteries
King decrees suppression of 384 monasteries affecting 5598 people including 4125 monks and 1473 nuns 863 monks and 1699 nuns remain after suppression pension 500f per life for those displaced. Also telegraphic link Ferara Bologna announced and other notes on stamps and theater openings.
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Tuscany
Afonitore Toscano
Ferara
Bologna
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Fuston Station
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Sydney
Prince of Wales Theatre
Mon
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the Mields
St. Charge
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Foreign Legion
Saturday Evening, tJ
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Bombardment of Sevastopol and Mamelon Taken
Lord Raglan dispatches confirm a French attack that captured the White Work and the Mamelon after a day of intense action. The notice praises the bravery of French and allied troops with casualties not yet known.
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Jung
Death of Rear Admiral Boxer at Balaklava
The Merald reports intelligence received by electric telegraph that Rear Admiral Boxer has died at Balaklava from cholera.
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Merald
Boxer
Balaklava
Scene at San Domingo follows execution plan
A Daily News report describes a grim San Domingo scene as General Pelletier Aybar and Ruiz are sentenced to death for conspiracy. A mournful procession, grace pleas to Vice-President Regla Mota, and a 3000-strong guard precede the execution, halted by a pardoning proclamation.
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Pelletier
Aybar
Ruiz
Santana
National Palace
Regla-Mota
Francisco Ruiz
Royal visit and European health fears reported
Prince Albert inspected Alder shot works yesterday then the Queen and Princess Royal attended a Duchess of Kent evening party. Berlin letters warn the King of Prussia's health is gravely alarming. Lord Mayor's Paris police driven promenade caused a demonstration at the Palais de lIndustrie.
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Prince Albert
Aldershott
Princess Royal
Duchess of Kent
Berlin
Prussia
Maire de Londres
Bishop of London withdraws motion on Metropolitan burials
In the House of Lords yesterday the Bishop of London withdrew a motion concerning Metropolitan burials after learning the subject was under government consideration.
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House OF Lords
London
Debating War Positions and Turkey Policy in Parliament
The debate centers on Russia and Turkey with Mr Disraeli arguing Black Sea risks and Danube strategies. Ministers and MPs including Cobden Barrett and Sir J Graham weigh neutrality, fortifications, and terms for a peaceful settlement amid calls for clearer postwar plans.
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Cobden
Russia
F. Scott
F. Baring
Turkey
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Black Sea
Mussia
Danube
Bosphorus
Carcassia
Hon
J. Graham
Constantinople
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