Literary Chroncles Review Roundup of Books and Writings
A periodical inventory surveys a wide array of new and notable writings. Whittaker and Co present The New Aid to Memory, Early Efforts by the Mass sisters, and No Fiction by Dr. Reed alongside Shakespearean youth tales and Ure’s Dictionary. Croker’s Irish songs, Harvey and Darton juvenile history, and Bucknedy’s Eccalebian incubation are noted. Tait’s Magazine previews Blanch Delamere and Wordsworth studies, plus Wirgman’s Five Senses Grammar and Poor-law Rhymes. The piece weighs merit, style, and promise across genres.
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Dram lovers and shawls theft at a Paisley warehouse
A warehouse girl given shawls to sew left for a dram and fell into bad company. She was robbed of shawls and eight shillings. The thief, a police notoriety case, was caught and sent for 30 days to Bridewell. The incident underscores the perils of drink and crime.
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Death in the Menagerie at St James Theatre
A Sunday morning death claims Bobby the two and a half year old lion star of M Taudevin’s St James's Theatre menagerie. His death followed a brief illness after performance suspensions, and his fellow lion Prince also died soon after, amid speculation of foul play. Doctors at King's College ruled natural causes for Prince, with diseased intestines, while owner Mr Wombwell suspected poison and cited past incidents. The report also notes Asia the male elephant at Alfort dying after a long illness and recounts related expert dissections and a small monkey’s death, contrasting big and small losses in the menagerie.
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Wynne Ellis Re-elected Leader With 310 Vote Majority
Wynne Ellis, the liberal candidate for the borough, was returned on Thursday by a majority of 310. Election results show Ellis securing a strong mandate in the local contest.
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Northern and Eastern Railway directors seek halt to extend beyond Bishop's Stortford
The directors explain delaying the half yearly report to align with the forfeiture decision and argue against expanding the line beyond Bishop's Stortford. They cite capital limits of £512,800 against a planned £1,000,000 cost, recommend restricting to Bishop's Stortford, and promise a balance sheet to 1 January 1889.
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Coroner's Inquest Verdict in Caunton Murder
A coroner's inquest last week returned a verdict of wilful murder against John Driver for the Caunton shop murder. He confessed that he and another man carried out the foul deed. It was noted that a mistaken medicine given years ago to the prisoner’s ill father may have caused that death.
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