Death of the Comedian Liston After Long Stage Career
Obituary notice recounts the life of the famed actor Liston born 1776 in St. Ann Soho. Highlights his rise from teaching to theater, Covent Garden debut, long Covent Garden to Drury Lane tenure, later ventures at the Olympic, spouse Miss Tyror, children, and his enduring reputation as a gentlemanly figure in British drama.
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Extraordinary Wilt Case Fire and racing bets unsettled
A late 1840s newspaper column details unsettled racing bets at Newmarket and Epsom with many commissions partially executed and vast sums opposing Derby bets. It notes Metropolis stakes and Oxford Cambridge boat race plans, plus a publicized fatal prize fight and a devastating Crawford street fire with four deaths, including a widow and children, and an inquest pending.
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Fatal ferry accident and Paris murder suicide reported
The Edinburgh Witness notes a party of nine from Arisaig whose boat capsized near Morar House, four members missing and later found dead. Other items include a French innkeeper in Artes who killed his mistress then himself, a shooting gallery suicide in Paris, and market reports on Scotch pig iron prices.
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Great Ruppesies of Jewelry at Hurt
Widespread town excitement follows two large burglaries at the Prince Jewellers premises on Sunday. Police report show a swift entry of five to ten minutes with a poisoned liver lure and a dog corpse found. Losses total between £3,400 and £4,000 in watches, chains, rings, bracelets, and silverware across both sites in Queen Street and Gardener’s premises.
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Silent Friend and Perry health notice in Victorian advert
MESSRS R and L PERRY and COQ offer consultations at Berners Street and Duke Street with books and remedies for sexual health including the Silent Friend, Cordial Balm, Detersive Essence, and purifying pills. Advertises engraved medical works, prices, and home consultation hours in London with multiple booksellers listed.
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Manly Health Advice from New Bell's Weekly Messenger
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