Time and Death in Cape Coast Monuments and Tall Tales
Fragmentary observations blend time with memory on a Cape Coast Castle yard slab. Epitaphs mourn L. E. L. and Mrs. M Lean and recounts of William’s Niger Expedition amid curiosities of singular phenomena and historic newspaper notes on global press counts and public affairs.
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Cape Coast
M‘lean
M'William
Niger
Anti Slavery Society Meeting in Exeter Hall
The British and Foreign Anti Slavery Society held its annual meeting at Exeter Hall. Lord Morpeth chaired, detailing slavery’s harms in the Southern States and Cuba. A cheery progress report was read, and resolutions urged continued British and Indian action to end slavery and the slave trade worldwide.
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British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society
Exeter Hall
Lord Morpeth
Hawes
America
Cuba
Scoble
J. Leavitt
British
India
Great Britain
George Strickland
Free
Hear
West Indies
Joseph Storge
Birmingham
Brazil
Porto Rico
Africa
Sturge
Ritchie
Tappin
New York
Texas
France
Egypt
England
Elizabeth
Extraordinary Infanticide Case at Crewkerne Court
A wild Crewkerne murder case centers on Martha Clarke and farmer Alven amid rumors of a newborn infant killed by strangling. Witnesses describe the discovery of a graveside body, confessions, and a court hearing leading to committal for trial at the assizes.
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Crewkerne
Martha Clark
Alven
Jon 850
Toere
Palmer
J. 8. Coles
C. W. Lovers Esq
William Hoskins
Red Lion
Worthy
Hugh Symonds
Co. A
Richard Alven
William Pottinger
Emanuel Bondage
Alven'a
Sarah Bulgin
Ec Pigors Rmis
Aix Coles
Miss Coles
Mr. Alven
Hie
Martha Clarke
Marthe
Apais
Martha
Mary
Mary Fowler
Elizabeth Turner
John Turner
Clarke
Wilton
Anti-Slavery Convention at Free Masons Tavern
Report of the anti slavery gathering held at the Free Masons Tavern with Richard Peeko chairing and New York Vigilance Committee detailing the horrors of slavery in America. Accounts of enslaved Bays punished by nails and brine, plus remarks on church segregation and ongoing resolutions against slavery.
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Freemasons
Richard Peeko
Johnson
Committee of Vigilance of
New York
America
Canada
Peninsylania
Samuel Gurney
Thomas Spencer
Hinton
Bath
Brazil
Cuba
British West India
British India
George Washington Austen
E. N. Buxton
Joseph Price
Cobden
Brazils
Hamburg
Great Britain
Anti-Slavery Society of
Manchester
London Committee
Market and court notes from Huddersfield to London
Market reports show Leeds cloth hall and white hall trading dull as spring ends and autumn speculation looms. Woollens, yarns, and combing wools hold price, while shipments and low goods see activity in limited markets. Insolvent debtors court hears Milne case over The Mermaid vessel. in Lambeth Street capers, funeral party misuses spirits. courts stay late resolving motions as traffic totals and rail receipts illuminate weekly commerce.
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Leeds
Music Hall
Huddersfield
America
Cular
Manchester
Thursas
Bedford
Orleans
Merinos
Apvick
Alexander Milne
Woodruffe
Cooke
Commissioner Pollock
Pollock
Lambeth Street
Johno Catlen
John William Burden
Blackjob
Norton
Joseph Skinner
Whitechapel-road
Skinner
Dover-road
Catlen
Tindal
Birmingham
Derby
Gloucester
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Paisley
Ayr
Greenock
Grand Junction
Great North of England
Great Western
Hall and Selby
Liverpool
London
Sirmingham
Anchester
Bolton
Midland
Newcastle
Carlisle
North Midland
Northern
Eastern
Taff Vale
York
North
Preston and Wyre
Paris
Rouen
South Eastern Railway
Dr Sixte
Scorch Seckders
Donald Sage
Inverness Courier
Metropolitan Police
Stirling Bees Essence Endorsed by Medical Faculty
Doctors diverge yet agree on Stirling Rees sence praised as a safe, efficacious remedy. The ad endorses its use for peculiar diseases with remarkable cures and notes physicians prescribe it to parents in unlabelled bottles.
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Paice Atneet
Woolwich
Satunday Monning
Royal
Prince Albert
Somerset-house
Victoria and Albert
Earl of Therpool
Earl of Delawarr
Royal Household
Gaeexwich
Dreadrul
Capraix Witutau Simpson Birourr
R.N
Woodland Terrace
Trafalgar Road
Greenwich
Sid
Clavel
Royal Navy
Greenwich Hospital
Livemoor
Sun Office
Phenix
Hxaze Staupiot
Romer
A.bromeliaiy
Standigl
Surrey Theatre
Clara Novello
Malibran
Herr
Emery
Oxvine
Ondine
Earth
Giannina
Mateo
Hydrola
Fulham
Middlesex
Putney Bridge
Fulhambridge
Freeman
Powel
Kelly
ELf Preserv a tion a nd the dangers of excess
A Victorian era medical pamphlet offers urged cautions on solitary habits youth ful excess and infections leading to nervous debility, indigestion, insanity, and consumption. It lists locations in London Manchester and Birmingham, notes consulting surgeon La Mert, and includes reviews praising its plain practical guidance and moral purpose.
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Lam Mert
Pan EL LA Mert
Bedford-street
Bedford-square
London
Falkner-square
Manchester
University of Edinburgh
London Hospital Medical Society
S. Gilbert
Paternpater-row
John Field
Regent-quadrant
Jackson
New Bond-street
Gordon
Leaden Street
Nobis
Chancery-lane
Westerton
Park-side
Knightsbridge
Manchester Chronicle
la Mert
Wakefield Journal
Boston Free Press
La’Mert
Stockport Advertiser
Faulkner-street
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Admiralty Court
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Rimross
Bootle
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Bank of England
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Rushton
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LucifeEr Matcues
Robert-street
Kent-street
Nicholls
Duke of Wellington
North Street
Bethnal Green
William Badcock
Kinners’ Arms
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Queen’s Prison
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Durham
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Queen's Prison
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Marylebone Vestry
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Chalgrove Field
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Chalgrove
Warpsgrove
Lord Nugent
Buckingham
Oxford
Aylesbury News
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Denman
Lovelace
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Great Western Railway
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Friends of Purity of Election
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Hobhouse
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Newgate
Giltspur-street
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Pratt-street
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Marlborough Street
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George Smith
Norfolk
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Horsford
Mendicity Society
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Whitehall
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Countess of Clare
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Otway
Worship Street
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Bingham
King’s Arms
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Daniel Clerk
Basinghall-street