Prisoner Suspected Due to Strong Resemblance to Courvoisier
On the 6th he had been out all night but proved at home the previous night. He admitted a strong likeness to Courvoisier alarmed Mr. Pearce who suspected him after the examination. He explained rushing toward the prisoner but claimed it was curiosity and a chance to be near him one last time.
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Foreign Intelligence. France and Spain news from Paris and Madrid
French journals report on Lord Stanley's bill defeat and ministerial fate. Paris dispatches describe Teniah pass battles with 6000 defenders, naval preparations at Toulon, and a planned St Helena squadron. Reports cover New Zealand settlement plans, Buenos Ayres blockade, Prussia's king, and Naples/Greece tensions with Austria. Also mentions Serbia unrest, US and Canada news, and China affairs.
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Favorite
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New Zealand
Rochefor
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Langlois
Banks Island
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Bordeaux
Raba
Balgueree
Arnous
Riveere
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le Constitutionnel
Buenos Ayres
Rosas
Dupotet
Berlin
Prussia
Notorious brigand Gaspareno sold knife and hat in exile
Naples letter claims the brigand Gaspareno killed at least forty three people then confined at Civita Vecchia. He allegedly sold his knife handle to an Englishman for 83 napoleons and his hat for 50 napoleons to a French tourist, amid sensational escape rumors and prison life reports.
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Gaspareno
Naples
Civita Vecchia
Royal Naval School meeting seeks new site and donors
The Royal Naval School held a large meeting at Regent-street to choose a site for a new school, elect a headmaster, and plan fundraising. Donations from the Earl of Yarborough and others boosted the building fund to £2,441 6s 5d as plans for a parliamentary bill move forward.
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London
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Provincial teetotalism spreads in Aberdeenshire and beyond
The report notes a rising teetotal movement across Aberdeenshire led by Rev. R. G. Mason with plans for a northern union to unite local societies. Fraserburgh and nearby fishing villages show strong teetotal adoption as authorities anticipate impact on revenue and policy. An expanding temperance push is linked to wider Ireland’s movement.
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