Earthquake shocks felt across Liverpool and surrounding towns
A damaging but non fatal quake was felt at about one o'clock this morning across Liverpool, West Derby, George's Dock area, and extending to Man chester and Preston. Reports describe two distinct tremors lasting several seconds, rattling windows, doors, and beds, with observers including town clerk Whitty and police at George's Dock reporting movement. No serious structural damage or lives lost. sightings extend to Liscard Egremont and the Cheshire shore with rail and vessel effects noted.
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West Derby
Richard Radcliffe
Ce Ots
Epportopante
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Albert Dock
Nake
Mr. Whitty
George's Dock-Bridge
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Kirkand
House of Correction
Amos
Appleton
Mathie
Gibbs, Bright, and Co
Mulberry-street
Brick Street
David Wilson
Bronwin
Cheshire
Wyrall Peninsula
Wallasey Pool
New Brighton
Seacombe
Egremont
Liscard
Wallesey, &c
Parkside
Manchester
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Warrington
Preston
West India
Livepool
Liverpool
Ben
Nowere
Glasgow
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Chamber of Deputies
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France
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Petersburg
Constantinople
Monaco
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Clifford
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Bird Islands
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Haggerstone
Coral
Sharpe
New York
W. Bell
United States
Atlantic
Maranham
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Bell
Ardent
Acadia
Hoskins
German Place
Rowland
Devonshire-place
F. H. Gell
Hardwick
Hangleton
Earl of Aberdeen
Foreign Office
Chamber of Commerce
Dundee
Lord Aberdeen
H. W. Addington
Newgate
Bailey
Cope
Suppression of Cruelty to Dogs Movement Grows
The piece notes unease over proposed changes to dog treatment laws. It mentions plans to petition Parliament against further restrictions, arguing the existing law in the metropolis harms dogs and could drive many to madness as Shiney nears.
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Lautarius
Inquest on Hart Street child ends natural death verdict
An inquest at the Woolpack Hart Street Copplegate investigated a male child born February 27 at 29 Monkwell Street to Elizabeth Keene. Witnesses showed the infant, eight months gestation, failed to feed and died in three days due to imperfect development. Coroner’s censure of sexton and gravedigger followed an unregistered burial, but the verdict remained natural death.
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H. Vincent
Trelawny
Bedford Hotel
J. S. Trelawny
C. Calley Havingeen
Thorne
Farre
Hancock
Soden
Peter
Thomas Johnson
Elizabeth Evison
Croft
Wainfleet
G. D. Kent
Johnson
Upton
Tettenhill
Burton-upon-Trent
Stamford Mercury
Caanceny
Swissz
Lorp Lowmer
C. Wetherall
Suisse
Colley
Shropshire
Montgomeryshire
Bernard Colley
Posenhel
Shiffoal
Messrs. Macmichael and Co
Hankers, Bridgnorth
Cone
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London
Tur Toanets Tunnel
Duke of Wellaston
Isambard Branel
House of Commons
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Ireland
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Cambridge
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Scotland
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Royal Hibernian Academy
Royal Dublin Society
Belfast Academical Society
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Ditto
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Holyhead Road
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Office
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State
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Victoria
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Israel
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Unanc
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Alderman Musgrove
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Liverpool
Sparay
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Twyford
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Jarimous Asaavrt
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Homerrow
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China
Greenwood
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