Terrible Great Western derailment feared fatality not confirmed
Reported Tuesday that a down Exeter express swerved near Slough and toppled from an embankment. Though feared fatal, witnesses described no instant death, with multiple injuries but many passengers surviving in force. Officials inspected rails. line reopened after hours.
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Murder at Durham shows jealousy ending in manslaughter
A Durham city police superintendent, Louis Henry Goule, is charged with shooting at his wife Emma Goule after a quarrel sparked by alleged improprieties with solicitor Walter Scruton. Emma dies from a pistol wound. inquest declares manslaughter by Goule, who attempted suicide in prison. Details include testimonies about jealousy, smuggling talks, and pistol ownership.
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Guule
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Mathew Kiruland
Louie Henry Goule
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Paris News Review Highlights French War Debates and Markets
Paris reports note Napier's striking remarks on the Sarsteade debate in the House of Commons, while La Presse questions French naval superiority. Chamber discussions on war estimates proceed. notices cover stock values, harbor funding, and strikes. France’s ambassador, court moves, and Madrid events are summarized with market data and royal finances.
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Howell
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Langey
Paddington
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Libel case Wakley v Healey at Exchequer Court
In a Friday sitting before Sir F. Pollock the Exchequer Court heard Wakley’s libel action against Healey and the Medical Times owners over a January letter attacking Wakley’s character. The jury awarded £150 damages after arguments on intent and tone.
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Green
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Seduction case at law over a young woman’s ruin
In a Queen's Bench case Amelia Smith, a 20 year old laundress, testified about her affair with a defendant the son of a St Pancras grocer. The jury found no damages for the plaintiff, noting the woman's youth and discretion while criticizing the lax morals and urging restraint against damages in premarital intimacy. The panel also discussed prior banns and parental objections.
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