Fire destroys East Greenwich factory and warehouse
A major blaze at Messrs. E. A. and G. Enderley patent engine and canvass makers in East Greenwich causes extensive damage to a brick factory 146 by 76 feet and adjoining dwelling. Fire engines, Royal Marines, and police units battle the flames, with a large gin stock and machinery involved and the building perilously threatened.
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G. Enderley
East Greenwich
Peers
Edie
Fisher
Hundred of
Serth
Cevasard
J. Hill
Gysion
C.eirn
Royal Marines
Forbes
Blackwall
FeAs
Roed
Mr Henderson
Wsvere
Bethnal Green Murder Trial at Central Criminal Court
James Tapping aged 22 faced the Central Criminal Court charged with shooting Emora Whiter in Bethnal Green. The jury found him guilty and Baron Parke sentenced him to death, urging repentance and reflection before execution.
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Central Criminal Court
Tuanspar
Baron Parke
Justice Williams
James Tapping
Emora
Dosne
Clarkson
Doane
Thomas Avvanche
Seabright-street
Bethnal-green
Robert Backhouse
Hing-street
William Whiter
William Criepin
Mr. Doane
Manchester-street
Rising Suns
Tiis
Throumas Parker
Gun-Srith
Lim
Ballete
Thomas Capes
Umeri
Custer
Greman
Mr. Dean
Theatre Royal Lyceum season ends with Keeley speech
The Theatre Royal Lyceum closes its season after a successful run benefitting Mr. and Mrs. Keeley. Mrs. Keeley’s closing address praises management, notes new taxes on patrons, and hints at forthcoming productions and proposed renovations.
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Keeley
4Ge and
Argus
Lyceum
Betsy Prig
Harris
Aladdin
Fornes
Valentine
Pri
Lapizs
Betsy Prige
Cotton Twist Redivivus No XLVII Paris edition on French politics
The article reviews Count Molé and Count de Montalembert speeches in the French Chamber of Peers, notes scant public sensation in Paris, and discusses ministerial weakness, potential policy shifts, and the Five per Cents conversion bill amid ministerial and opposition tensions. It also reports local crime and a major Hampstead murder case development.
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Thoraday
Count Molé Sod
M. Guizot
Chamber of Peers
Paria
Count Molé
Count de Montalembert
France
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Actini
Ifthe
M. Murett
Lacave Lardeague
MT. Muunter
Tiree
Thursder
Rouen
Absniusias
Merynts
Viluma
Naovetes
Sslimanca
M. Nautista Car
Pest Cotes
Vigahal
Aleson
Alesis
Local election sparks heated campaigning and Peel debate
A lively election scene unfolds with Mr Sheridan leading opposition against the Whigs and Tories as candidates trade points on trade, agriculture, and Corn Laws. Lively crowd cheers, speeches praise peace, and a notable speech by Mr Sheridan condemns protectionism while the crowd mocks rival policies.
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Sheridan
Ian
Robert Graver
W. Hannen
Farer
J. L. Buckland
Shefterbury
Melnourne
Saevidan
Edion
Uulens Relens
Chimney boy dies as coroner detains helper for manslaughter
A eight year old chimney sweeper suffocated at Bridgenorth while descending a chimney after only two yards. John Viper, who sent him up, is committed by the coroner for manslaughter. A separate blaze at Kingston lane, Teddington, caused extensive ruin estimated near £3000.
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Bridgenorth
John Viper
Teppinctox
Rir
Kingston
Twickenham
Dowsett
Atlas Office
Ganner
Hampton-common
Seaton
Loch Tay
The
Tay
Isle of May
Meat bill against Chantry executors ends in verdict
In the case of Ryland against the executors of William Chantry, the plaintiff sought 14 pounds with alleged balances of 70 pounds for meat supplied to a woman living with Chantry at William Street Spa Fields. Mrs Charlotte Browne testified to Chantry’s habit of supplying meat for her and her household from 1840 to April last. The defense argued the claim was a contrived attempt to extract money. the jury returned a verdict for the defendants.
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Jordan
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