Fragmentary Text Snap on Boarding and Speech
The readable fragments hint at a discussion of boarding or lodging practices, a published purchase or publication, and a speech delivered on a Friday night. Names and precise actions are unclear due to corruption, but the items suggest a community notice or reportage on a local event involving mentions of Rhode and a published sequence.
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Assis
Not Guilty Verdict in Arsenic Poisoning Case
Court heard testimony in a murder trial over arsenic poisoning of Joseph Bowler. The jury deliberated from ten until five and returned a not guilty verdict for Mrs. Bowler after considering whether the deceased poisoned himself or was poisoned by another.
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Riminal Court
Centray Ce Maule
Justice Erskine
Tos
Jane Bowler
Joseph Bowler
Poe
James
Fas Ae
Royal College of
Union Street
Sarah
Dunster
Unster
Orler
Bowler
James Thomas
Union-street
Joe
Charlotte Trott
Blackfriars Road
Prisner
Asher
Partridge
Mself
Thomas Ledbitter
Borough Road
Hannah Jones
Borough-road
Ian
Wellesley Eton Colle
Esse Jones
Uld
Mary Musgrave
Sarah Clark
Pri- Fh
Sam
Cross
Dunstan
Thames
J Sons
Sener
Samuel Allingham
Beadle
George's
M Y
Rowland Hill
Guy Clarke
Payne
Anylow
Bodkin
I Delabor
Hyself
Kim
Mr. Bodkin
Mr. B
Maule
Wasden
Newmarket Meeting Ends in Narrow Curiou Race
The article reviews a Newmarket gathering with a flat course race between Captain Daintrie's blue bitch Knob and Mr Fyson's black bitch Fairy, won by Fairy after two undecided heats. It details other races, bets, and placings, including several stakes and handicaps, with lively notes on pace and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmarket HoauatTon
Captain Daintrie
Mr. Fyson
Mr. J. Alpin
Ishmael
Achmet
S. Darling
Mr. Bowes
Ladye
Silverketde
Mr. Shelley
Mr. Stebbing
Edmund
Mr. Stevens
Carew
Lambtonian
Silverkelde Well
Blazer
Dewdrop
Colonel Peel
Murat
Duke of Bedford
John o'Gaunt
Robinson
Lord Eglinton
Jamie Forest
Lord Jersey
Snowdrop
W. Sadler
Bellissima
Stephenson
Tamburini
Forester
Ajax
C. A.E.C
Lord Chesterfield
Mr. Gregory
Una
Mr. I. Day
Sir W. Stanley
Vakeel
Rhodanthe
Duke's Stand
D.M
Cotherstone
F. Butler
Mr. Payne
Muley Moloch
Betsey Bedlam
Rogers
Mr. Sadler
Lord Exeter
Galata
Duke of Rutland
Bizarre
Minx
Lord Stradbroke
Mr. Goodman
Nursery
C. D.M
Mr. W. Sadler
Mr. Bradford
Partisan
Fidelity
Mr. Ongley
Bellam
Sultan
Fanny Davies
Mr. Bird
Redshank
Amadis
Mr. Osbaldeston
Marquise
T.Y.C
Celia
Mann
Col. Peel
Garry Owen
Silverheld
John of Gaunt
Captain Price
Retriever
B.C
Council Court Consents to Polish Refuge Ball Plan
A court approved use of the Guildhall after November 9 for a ball to aid Polish refugees. The Southwark high bailiff pay report was debated. £800 yearly salary proposal fell to £600 plus fees, while some urged preserving dignity. Sir William Heygate candidacy debated. outcome left undecided. Marylebone vestry endorses recommitment of reform report by 18 to 13 after a heated discussion.
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America
Liverpool
Rochester
Woodhouse
New York
United States
Webster
Boston
Journal of Commerce
M. Girouard
Patriot
House of Assembly
Legislative Council
Lord Gosford
Sir Charles Bagot
Upper Canada
Texas
Lithult
Hockly
New Orleans
Campeachy
Yucatan
Guadaloupe
Carthagena
Rio Janeiro
London
Buenos Ayres
Monte Video
Globe
Marseilles
William Wordsworth
Comrastosen Bowen
Commissioner Bowen
Portman Street
Portman Square
Court
Inner Temple
Chelsea
Cooke
Holden
Kent
Bowen
St. Marylebone
S. Grange
Marylebone
St. Pancras
E. Scobell
Bushill
Mr. Bushill
Lord Dudley Stuart
Dudley Stuart
R. J. Jones
Southwark
Wire
Allen
William Heygate
Alderman Lucas
Stevens
The Bion Boy at Pas-New Place Delights Drury Lane Crowd
Saturday's Drury Lane bill featured The Bion Boy a farce praised for wit swift pace and strong performances by Mrs Keeley Mr Keeley Mr Mathews and Mrs Stirling. The Provoked Husband followed a dull modern critique noting Mrs Stirling's Lady Grace and Compton's Sir Francis Wronghead as bright spots.
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Eton
Fanny
Mrs. Keeley
Colonel Curry
Dabster
Mr. Keeley
Opham
Tom
Keeley
Drury-lane
Lord Townley
Mr. Anderson
Lady
Manly
Stirling
Compton
Sir Francis Wronghead
William
Polonius
Sulky
Gloucestershire
Lancashire
Fashionable dress notes and 1840s style shifts
The article surveys cap styles with blond and green ribbon adornments, lace variants, and Rachel coiffures with gold net and velvet. It reviews walking dress fabrics, longer wider skirts, preferred sleeve styles, and colors like pearl and French grey, plus new velvet cloaks trimmed with embroidery and ermine and sable furs with evolving trims. It concludes with a coal labor price debate at Ratcliff-cross and political meetings in Manchester featuring Cobden and the League, touching on corn laws and public sentiment.
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Rachel
Phoenix Tavern
Ratcliff-cross
Francis Riley
O’connell
George Roe
Ireland
Roe
Union
THE
League
Manchestr
Gene Thompson
England
India
Baboo Dwarkanath Tagore
Richard Cobden
Richard Walker
Dr. Bowring
M. Phillips
Col. Thompson
Geo. Wilson
G. Thompson, Esq
Cobden
the Times
Ladies’ Bazaar
Stockport
Burton and
Bury
George Thompson
Royal alliance consent to be formalised at Windsor
A report from good authority states that Queen Victoria will formally consent to the marriage alliance of Princess Augusta of Cambridge with the Hereditary Prince of Mecklenburgh Strelitz at a privy council held this week at Windsor Castle. The ceremony will follow once preliminaries are arranged.
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Emoura
Louis Philippe
Duke of
Paris
Belgium
Journal Des Debats
Morning Chronicle
Lord Aberdeen
M. Guizot
National
Forest of
Compeigne
Rouen
Moniteur
Council-General
Seine
Constantine
Duke d'Orleans
Algiers
General Bugeaud
Madrid
van Halen
United States
Scheldt
Russia
Count Lubienski
Bank of
Poland
Lubienski and Co
Dantzic
India
Kenada
Princess Augusta of Cambridge
Meckilenburgh Strelitz
Privy Council
Windsor Castle
Hianway Rospery
Tae Stringer
Fitzgerald Gane
Robert Fletcher
Central Criminal Court
James Stedman
Charnock
Green-park
Constitution Hill
Stringer
Hyde Park
Butcher
Recorder
Fitzgerald
Erskine and
Rolfe
Robert Pring Snell
Ellen Matilda Singleton
Doane
Payne
Rosecutrix
Charles Street
Hackney Road
Mrs. Cocker
Therisoner
Haywood
Sarah Anne Cocker
John Storey
Cuance
Axp Frroup
Bank of England
William Henry Hoskins
Ballantine
Clarkson
Bank Agporter
Clark
Dr Grandison’s Charity Pill Promised Nervous Cure
An 1840s notice touts Morison's Pills and a "discovery by a dream" by a medical retiree. It claims blood-based disease theory, nerve strengthening effects, and urges trial for charitable aims. Offices, agents, and chemist restrictions are listed, with promotional language and testimonials.
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E. Purser
Bridge-street
Blackfriars
Dr. Grandison
Premature Decay and Practical Observations on Local Weakness
A London publisher offers a publicly sold work by P Davis and Co detailing origins and consequences of sexual health issues. It promises plain language on treating venereal diseases, dangers of neglect, and practical remedies with illustrations. Available by mail or at No 8 Arundel Street Strand and other outlets.
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British College OF Health
Hamilton Place
New Road
London
Morison
Medical
Strand
Field
Quadrant
Regent-street
Good
Cambridge-street
Edgware
Lofts
Park-place
Mile-and-road
Clappel
Lombard-street
Cornhill
J. Raines
New-road
St. George's
Wim. Hallett
Guy's
Metropolitan
King's College
Charing-cross
Willian Brooke
Union-street
Southwark
de Onent
Metropolitan Hospital
King's College Hospital
Guy's Hospital
Holloway
Bright
City of London
Joan Prinz
Temple-bar
Messrs. Davis and Co
Arundel-street
N.B
C.J. Lucas and Co
Consulting Surgeons
Brittain
Paternoster-row
Effingham Wilson
Bishopsgate Street
Begent-street
Burgess
Coventry Street
Haymarket
Huett
High Holborn
J. Buckton
Briggate
Leeds
T. Lawler
Courier-office
St. Anne Square
H. Whitmore
Market-street
Manchester
J. Howell
Dale-street
Liverpool
W. Wood
Hill-street
Birmingham
J. Fryer
Westgate Street
Bath
Lavey
Broad-street
Bristol
W. Grant
Ree Brighton
W. and
H. Robinson
Greenside Street
Einburgh
United Kingdom
Lucas
New Bell
Messrs. Lucas and Co
Newman-street
Oxford-street
Curtis and Company
Grafton Street
Dublin
Bolster
Cork
Henderson
Belfast
Drummond
High-street
Edinburgh
Resoa
Messrs. Curtis
Old Logland
Essex and Herts Mercury
Messrs. Curtis and Company
Frith-street
Soho Square
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Prial
Ium
Ellesley
Ned
Ior
Marive Khan
Monzity
Fixcurey Sterpie
Caases
Queen's Head
Hamilton
M‘donough
Mason
Harrow Boy
Stranger
Frisky
Toto
Jemmy
Allen M‘donough
Negro
Bean
Love
Balls
Rowixe Matcu
George Heath
Daniel Bean
George Johnson
James Wood
Edward Johnson
James Arnold
Westminster Bridge
Battersea Bridge
Iron Steam-boat Company
Lot
Arnold
Wood
Red House
Old Parr
Thosas Parr
Winnington
Salop
Messrs. T. Roberts and Co
Crane-court
Vleet-street
Parr
E. Edwards
St. Paul's
Barclays and Sons
Farringdon-street
Sutton and Co
Bowehhurch-yard