Horrible outrage at Foulsham ends in manslaughter verdict
An elderly man named Amiss, aged around seventy to eighty, was lured to a Foulsham beer house where he was drugged and danced about naked before being set on a fire. He suffered burns and died days later. An inquest implicated Barnard Eglinton, William Archer, Benjamin Clithorne, Elijah Baker, and Henry Chipperfield, with a manslaughter verdict returned. The coroner and magistrates pursue further inquiries and witnesses.
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Fousham
Norfolk
Trad
Poraecti
Amiss
Foulsham
Benjamin Clitheroe
Hiedrick Moor
Gay
Nortis
Pilgrim
Ship Tavern
Norris
S— Mery i
Archer
Saunders
Estinton
Cupperfield
Amice
Barney
Putin
Exlinton
Mondey
Eglinton
Chipperarid
Baker
Clitheroe
Saren Ann Wiatford
Mr. Archer
Caoiopertivid
Inion
Aimia
Barsev Epiinten
Ween Almuet
Sarai Ann Dratford
Barney Eglinton
Amis
James Launders
Atford
Fowlsham
Barnard Eglinton
William Archer
Benjamin Clithorne
Elijah Baker
Henry Chipperfield
Wreck survivor buried and Dorset fire at Kingston Lane
Last Sunday the aged 92 year old John Herrison, sole survivor of the Halsewell wreck off Purbeck coast, was buried in Limehouse churchyard. A destructive incendiary fire at Mr Genner’s farm in Kingston Lane, Toddington, broke out Tuesday night, destroyed ricks and sheds, with water scarce and police aiding. the dwelling saved, losses estimated under £3,000 and insured.
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Limehouse
John Herrison
Halsewell East Indiemen
Isle of
Purbeck
Dorsetshire
Iscesotany
Tenpixsoton
Genner
Kingston Lane
Toddington
Tne
Kingston
Twickleham
Insett
Contol
Sens
Iives
Atlas Office
Ganner
Hampton
Verdi Ernani Opens at Her Majesty’s with New Opera and Ballet
A London report reviews the season opening at Her Majesty’s Theatre, praising Verdi’s Ernani for its unity and bold character. It covers plot notes, performances by Sol, Berio, Moriani, and Fornasari, and the new ballet based on a German legend. The piece notes stagecraft, chorus beauty, and the management’s ambitious return to a full season, ending with Keeley’s farewell.
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HER Majesty's Theatre
Verdi
Victor Hugo
Hernanton
Castillan
Ernani
John of
Castile
Don Carlus Quinta
Charles
Donna Sal
Don Ruy Gomez de Silva
Erneni
Don Ruy Gomez
Donna Sol
Eroaui
Don Ray
Ernaui
Gomez
Demnasel
Aries
Epira
Signora Rita Berie
Dona Sol
Fernasari
Bowili
Moriani
Borin
Elvine
Furgi
Seria
Fornasari
Don Ruy Gonz de Silva
Beardle
Bowell
Dov Carlos
Carlo Magne
Morigni
Silva
Silva Coopels Erpani
Itaiae
Marshall
Perrot
Silesia
Pries
Edgar
Enlime
Chdhelaine
Eoline
Count Edger
Rubezabl
Eolive
Edger
Queilie Grabn
Dryad
England
Disorder at Bohemian Girl venue leads to police action
Within the line of battle a disturbance erupts as officers clash with a manager and actors at Drury Lane. Three men from the 37th regiment are detained then bailed. the case is dismissed by magistrates. Meanwhile VAUXHALL Gampess to reopen for Whitsuntide under Wardell with plans to restore its former charm.
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Reeves
Augustua Charles Hobart
Herbert Russell Manners
37Th
James Henry Wyatt
Mesars
Wyatt
Hobart
Anhour
Horse Guards
Drury Lane
Harrison
King
Stretton
Harley
Racing and boat race news from Tattersall's meeting and the Oxford Cambridge clash
The report covers odds and wagers on a big three year old race including Cataract Semisenia The Era and Obscurity among many runners plus a plan for the Thames boat race with Cambridge and Oxford crews The Cambridge outrigger boat is described with unusual length and design and the race site Mortlake to Putney is noted A separate item recounts the Brighton area fight between Young Sambo and Jordan with brutal tactics and a long finish Sambo wins after 107 rounds and 3 hours 47 minutes of fighting
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Tattersall
Ty Close
Zanoui
Davis
Ix & Price
St. Stradtreke
Peel
Denny
Anson
Kedner
Chesterfieddl
Pam
Ferguson
Cuthberts
Mastyn
Mr. Gully
Annandale
Coleman
Ford
Clearite
Pantase
Maid of Orleans
Lord Anson
Tne Garst
Oxrenp
Ann Camarrook
Thames
Oxford
Hageart
Christ Church
Stapleton
Merton
Milman
Surds
Broemose
Lews
Pembroke
Buckle
Grid
Wilson
Toke
Brasenive
Richards
Steerer
Cambridge
G. Mauner
Ostus
Harkness
Sen
W. S. Lockhart
Christ
Cloves
Trinity
F. AL. Arnold
Crius
Harknes
Jun
John's
Richardson
J. Hi
Steele
Prinite
Munster
Mortlake
Putney
Messrs. Searle
Stangate
King
Pepiss
Sambo
Jordan
Owen Swift
Brighton
Horley Common
Jem Turner
Driscoll
Walker
Fuller
Friends of
Samto
Sun
Harrow Reminiscences and Byronic Echoes in Chronicle
A dense quotation fragment chronicles Harrow memories and Byronic witticisms. It references Peel family views and public life, contrasts nature’s solace with political artifice, and threads in snippets about Downing Street and St Stephen’s. It suggests a period voice on public deception and society.
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Treasury Bench
Downing Street
St. Stephen's
Loss of the Runnymede troop ship and rescue saga
An extensive forward account details the 1844 wreck of the troop ship Runnymede in the Bay of Bengal amid a violent hurricane. It describes the ship’s disintegration, crew efforts, and the survival of 630 people aboard including the 60th Regiment troops and others, with rescue attempts by a damaged, jury-rigged lifeboat and later aid from Meulmein and Calcutta authorities.
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Runnymede
William Clement Doutty
Penang
Calcutta
Pulo Penang
Nourth
W.S.W
S.W
S.E
Ava
Cumin
Britain
60Th Regiment
Sydney
New South Walea
Danbury
Stere Io
Siam
Mergui
Moulmein
North Island
Cympans
George Swinton
Alergus
Meulmein
Yeaselo
Ayrabire
Elizabeth Ainslie
Her Majesty
Lim
Handa
Repes Mices
Wiem
Moulmeie
Elizabeth Ainsley
Anchur
Ayrshire
England
William Austin inquest opened over Queen Caroline's adopted son
A commission de malico inquirendo sat at Sheriff Court Red Lion Square to assess William Austin late of Milan now at Blacklands House Chelsea. The 40-year-old man, long treated as mentally infirm since 1830, showed no speech or response and was deemed of sound mind by a special seventeen-man jury after witnesses described his imbecility as chronic and incurable.
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Paiscess
Forrest
Lear
Herald
Graham
Edgar
Stirling
Cordelia
Walton
Walter Lucy
Granby
Brougham
Sadler's Weilz
Alfred Ormonde
Miss Davenptt
Penile Deedemona
Samuel Ressent
SrsGe
Jerry Sneak
Garrett
Gravesend
Russell
John
Kemble
Charles Kemble
King
Lewis
Elliston
Fawcett
Dowton
Munden
John Bannister
Emery
H. Johnson
Siddoos
Jordan
Miss Duncan
Bland
Madame Storace
Miss O'Neill
Royal Theatres
Lnte
Himsel Aun
Mirs Ramanzini
Henderson
Lee Lewis
Basinghall-street
Drury Lane
George IV
Prince of Wales
Margate
London
Drury
Samuel Russell
Theatre Royal
Samuel
Old Drury
Charles Surface
Fribble
Miss
Charles
Billy Fribble
Metropolis
Haymarket
Sparkish
Rapid
Bob Handy
Tristam Fickle
Jeremy Diddler
Jerry
Ellinton
Surrey
Vincent de Camp
Finchley-common
Olympic
Manger
Robert William
Brighton
Tyrone Power
Murrie
Russel
Bunn
Drury-lane
Sturgeon
Pontemoura Tseatne
37Th Regiment
Gosport
Royalty Theatre
Portsmouth
Corps Dramatique
Henry Reever
Dante
Mason Geszmt
Geneni Bun Bebe
Lord Hill
Madras
Royal Horse Guards
M “Cs Tweeddate
Hill
Montenent
Heulevant
Imajor
Portugal
Opaete
Douro
Newestreet
Covent-garden
M. Nugent
Times
Mrr. Nugent
Bia Manly
Gareux Pank
Sheriff'’ Court
Baron Rothschild
Commissioners of Woods and Forests
Coventry-house
Earl of Coventry
Loan Horrax
Lord Holland
Westminster Abbey
J. Russell
Marquis of Lansdowne
Rogers
Bailey
Royal Academician
BasTanot Bitt
J. Graham
Victoria
England
Court of Queen's Bench
William Austin
Caroline
Commassioner Winslow
Sheriff’ Court
Red Lion
Iquire
Milan
Puw
Blacklands House
Chelsea
Pentieman
Ailan
Alapatica Setum
Austin
Italy
Newton's
Chowne
Moore
Sutherland
Louis Balbi
Hospice de Santo
Witnoas
E. D. Moore
Averalee
Debility in Man and Restorative Medicines Sold
An advertisement from Messrs. Brodie and Co at 27 Montague Street and Russell Square London promotes causes of debility in man and a Cordial Balm of Zeylanica. It touts Brodie’s Medical Work on Debility in Man, lists distributors nationwide, and offers pills and tonics claimed to cure nervous debility, impotency, indigestion, and related symptoms with secrecy and consultation services.
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Greates Autague
Street
Russell
Brodie
Messns
Brodie and CO
Lang
Messrs
Brodie and Co Street
Hussell-square
London
Sherwood
G Piper
Paternocterra
Hannay Tad Co
Oxford Stree Cumpton-street
Subo
Noble
Chanerry-lane
Brynges-Street
Covent
Ant Grden
Leadenhall
Lunivan
Suatten
Neview-office
Nottingham
Cooper
Leicester
Crcuit
Wolverhampton
D'ligville
Worcester
Jereds Owssey
Shrewsbury
Parker
Hereford
Gibson
Dud
Coventry
Newton
Church Creet
Liverpool
Gardiner
Ihluilester
Frier
Hath
Harper
Cheltenhanm
Keene
Lath
Wood
Tigh-street
Birmingham
Roberts
Merve
Ferriss and Score
Unionstreet
Bristol
Slatter
Oxford
W. H. Robinson
Greenside Street
Edinburgh
Nasure
Bresta
R. J. Brodie and Co
Montague-straet
Busgell Square
Mornior
J. L. Curtis and Company
Burgess
Medical Bookseller
Coventry-street
Haymarket
Hannay
Oxford-street
Barty
Brydges-street
Strand
Maan
Cornhall
Strange
Faternoster-rom
Great
Bull-street
Lowier
St. Ann's Square
Manchester
Philip
South Castle-street
Fortis and
Score
Chronicle Offire
Oxfords
Guy
Chelmsford
Independent Press Office
Cambridge
J. Caney
Bedford-row
Dublin
Bolater
Cork
Henderson
Belfast
Robinsb
Greenside-street
Paton and Lore
Nalion-street
Glasgow
Strachan
Aberdeen
Collce
Essex
Herts Mercury
Messrs. Curtis
Age
Argus
Messrs, Curtis and Company
Faith-Streret
Sohusquake
Protest Against Impudent Copying Of Advertised Medical Text
A public notice protests against impostors copying words from a medical advertisement for Manhood. It asserts the printer and bookbinder signatures confirm confidence in the work while condemning those who pilfer titles and mimic phrasing to mislead debility sufferers seeking advice.
Declaration of book distribution in Middlesex 1844
LW Miia Whitney Gearing of Smart's buildings Holberg Middlesex declares that Trava printed five thousand copies of Curtis and Company's Manhood excluding the Twentieth Bulvion, with delivery to Willa Witton bookbinder at Meant's buildings Chancerslene during May 1840 to February 1844. William Whiskey Gearing signed before Willam Magnay Lord Mayor Layton on April 1844.
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Miia Whitney Gearing
Smart
Holberg
County of Middlesex
Messrs
Curtis and Company
Willa W
Salem
William Whiskey Gearing
Mansion Hollow
Witlam Magnay
Lord Warer
Layton
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