Divorce bill before the Lord Chancellor in Simmons case
The Lords heard Mr. Austin for the petitioner and Mrs Simmons oppose the divorce bill. Witnesses described marriage in Milton, separations, and allegations of prostitution and morality. The case adjourned to Thursday as Mrs Simmons seeks to bring further witnesses.
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Caution To Pesurszens At Guildhall Over Copyright Act
Mr Wilde attended to inform against Mrs Charlton Wright for failing to deliver two copies of Raphael's Prophetic Almanack for 1844 and 1845 to the British Museum within a month of publication. Mrs Wright pleaded guilty explaining a shift in bookshop practice and that she ordered staff to leave copies for collection. Magistrates set penalties at 20s per case and the case proceeded to sentencing.
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Worthing police clash over twelve o clock name order
At a Worthing police commissioners meeting, officers faced criticism for a policy to record names of people seen after midnight and to detain those who refused. The debate highlighted verbal instructions from the committee, concerns about legality and civil liberties, and calls to limit or end the practice.
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Brighton Guardian
Britannia Rules the Waves and Ancient Sailors Tribute
A rousing column blends patriotic verse and memories of sea power. It recalls Britannia rules the waves, ships and heroes of naval history, and the Queen’s empire across the deep. Also notes a satirical Cats meeting and a sensational murder duel in Cincinnati.
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