Somnambulism and a Crime Tale Unearthed in Bristol Monuments
A curio column pieces together an 18 year old somnambulist from Syra who writes a perfect essay in sleep and solves cards while dreaming. It then shifts to a churchyard discovery in Bristol with ancient monumental effigies, followed by a satirical home life piece and a long, detailed court narrative about Augustus Dalmas and his daughters amid a crowded Wandsworth scene.
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Syra
Black Sea
Edwards
Tyler Smith
ST. Stephen's Interes Church
Bristol
Onda
John Shipward
Barrett
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Barrit
Tharever
Edward IV
Grosea Antiquities
Edward TV
Gazelle
Surrender of the Battersea murder suspect Dalmas
Augustus Dalmas surrendered himself to police in Marylebone Lane claiming he did not cross Battersea Bridge. He admitted being with Mrs Macfarlane at a public house and discussed family matters, insisting his daughter Charlotte would be the sole truthful witness.
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Haynes
Detective Police
Cumming
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Melman
Wandsworth
Battersea Bridge
Wandsworth Police Court
Superintendent Bicknell
G. Clive
Bolden
Augustus Dalmas
Ellen Gibson
Macfarlane
Mr. Clive
Sergeant Cumming
Wells
Broadsteel
Bloomsbury
Clive
Charlotte
Augusta
William Connor
Battersea-bridge
Connor
the Swan
Augusta Dalmas
Charlotte Dalmas
Conner
Waxaundsworth
Dalmas
Augustus Dailmas
D Division of Police
Marlebone Lane
Augustus Daimas
Bancor
Justice Coleridge
Jervis
Q.C
Bangor
Phillips
Coventry
Lord Mayor's Court
Anderson
City of London
D. W. Wire
W. H. Ashurst
Exchequer Court
Banco
Catherwood
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Abbott
Beyrout
Syria
Barstow
Oglé
Exchequer Chamber
Price
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White, Cross-Street
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Mansion House
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Dorey and Co
Oxford-street
Martin
Manchester
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Newgate
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Henry Dawkins
Ann
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Buxton
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Hoxton
Dawkins
Alderman Kelly
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Hindle
Jane Thorpe
Broughton
Royal Marines
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Farrel
London
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Thomas Wise
Cottingham
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Waterloo Bridge
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Eli
Ludgate Hill
Mr. Onslow
Claverdon
Warwickshire
Discovery of an illicit still at Edmon ton
Police seized an underground still complex at a cottage near Barrowwell green Edmon ton. Three illicit stills, tubs and butter casks were found with underground pipes to two ponds. Neighbours had suspected alcohol production for eighteen months. Three men a woman and a boy were present but not arrested.
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Epsorton
Barrowwell-green
Edmonton
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Iia
Gustave Couespel
Jersey
Couespel
Royal pageant and retrenchment mark 1830s court notices
Royal establishes retrenchment in palace finances as the Isle of Wight plan unfolds. A eight foot white marble statue by Mr Lough is planned for the Exchange center. Duchess of Portland dies at Welbeck Abbey. deaths and wills of notable figures are announced. London crime and court rounds cover arrests, bail, and trials amid a busy week.
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Avere
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Isle of Wight
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House of Commons
England
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Taz
Gloucestzen
Gloucester House
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Holland
Russia
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Court Journal
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Prince Albert
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Etty
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Patten
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Academy
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Litchfield
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Henry Bentick
Charlotte Evelyn Teniton
Howard de Walden
Mary
Henrietta Bentick
William Beckyorp
Duchess of Hamilton
Bath
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East India House
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Wistonhall
Leicester
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Greenwich Hospital
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Charles Fitzgerald
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Gambia
M. de RoraschiLp
Bayonne
Madrid
M. de. Rothschild
British Association For the Advancement of Science
York
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Milbank
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Jersee
Bunn
Balfe
Opera Comique
Galignani
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Tobin
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Rachel
France
Groom
Clapham Rise
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Mary M‘hardy
Gace
Chelmsford
Springfeld
M'Hardy
Malvina
Chelmer
M‘hardy
Misa Gace
Chelmsford Chronicle
Raulway
Stirling's Stomach Pills Endorsed By Public Demand
Verbatim advertisement extols Stirling's Stomach Pills as a cure for stomach and bowel disorders including indigestion and nervous symptoms. Claims fast relief, improved liver and blood circulation, and suitability for all ages. Produced by J W Stirling Whitechapel with varying box prices and government stamp engraving urged.
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From Birmingham to London Medical Advertisements
A set of Victorian era medical advertisements promote sexual health cures and books. Notable items include The Silent Friend by Perry and Co and Cordial Balm of Syriacum. There are mentions of purifying pills, consultation fees, and multiple London and Birmingham selling points.
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L. Perry
Strange
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Oxford-street
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Leadenhall-street
Guest
Bull-street
Perry
Penny
Berners-Street
Samuel Lamert
Sergeon
Dedford-Street
Bedford-Squart
University of Edinburgh
London Hospital Medical Society
Manchester Chronicle
La’Mert
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