Passionate Venetian Tale Ends in Tragic Duel and Deaths
The drama follows Nina and Doria as Spinola schemes to destroy them. A staged crime, jealous schemes, and a poisoned potion push Nina toward death. Doria, enraged by betrayal, dies after Nina's fatal illness and Agone is slain, closing a tale of vengeance, love, and revenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raphae Doria
Mr. Wallack
Doria
Nina
St. Simeon’s
Agone
Sforza
Spinola
Genoa
Florentine
Reem
Powill
Strnoza
Jose
Srix
INA
Srin
Bush
Macready
Helen Faucit
Reicht
Villaiy
Venice
Italy
Doris
Sein
Ugone
Upone
Miss Faucit
Wallack
Poor Laws and Corn Laws State of the Country
A Paddington meeting of the Pappixeton Anti-Conx Law Association praised progress toward repealing the corn laws as key to cheap food. Speakers cited Marylebone rates and factory wages, with figures on bread cost, and urged ongoing opposition to the laws amid widespread distress in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pappixeton Anti-Conx Law Association
Hay Tavern
Paddington
Smart
Marylebone
Peters
Hear
Stockpont
Stockport
Coppeck
Coppock
Blackshaw
Rayner
Leeds
Norwich
Nottingham
Burke
Carliste
Carlisle
Carlisle Journal
Waterford
Tipperary
Kilkenny
Wexford
Ireland
Board of Guardians
Sterney
Stepney Anti
Sidney Smith
Smith
Areps
London
Manchester
Sherfriclp
Queen's Bays
Sheffield
Weekly receipts of principal railways listed
The following figures show the past week’s receipts for major railways: Blackwall 625, Brighton 2191, York and North Midland 1557, Hull and Selby 847, North Midland 4342, Midland Counties 2487, South Western 4904, Birmingham and Derby 1124, Great Western 12175, Greenwich 784, Birmingham 15922, Northern and Eastern 738, Manchester and Birmingham 289, Eastern Counties 737, Great North of England 1476, Birmingham and Gloucester 1677.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackwall
Brighton
York and
North Midland
Hull and Selby
Midland Counties
South Western
Birmingham
Derby
Great Western
Greenwich
Northern
Manchester
Eastern Counties
Great North of England
Gloucester
First Day of Michaelmas Term In Queen's Bench Court
The report covers opening days across courts: Lords chancellor and vice chancellors seal oaths, motions heard, and crowded rolls. Nelson v Nelson discusses an increased minor education allowance and costs. extraordinary case Queen v the Gaoler of Pomfret considers mandamus for delivering a dead body. Crowded courts, new Queens Counsel named, and various motions and trials unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godson
Betrig
Shadwell
Lord Langdale
Mr. Cockburn
Nelson
Earl Nelson
Trinity College
Cambridge
Bronte
Torespay
Cockburn
Knight Bruce
House of Commons
Boteler
Simpkinson
Miller
Cooper
Spence
WedneEspay
Wigram
Queen’s Bench
Tursday
Queen’s Counsel
Westminster
Lord Denman
Justice Williams
Coleridge
Justice Wightman
Joan Sheehan
J. Mittry Doyis
Thesiger
Alexander Clay Grant
Cambridge Independent Free Press
Messrs
Whately
Sutton
Sharpe
Knowles
Baines
Austin
Wortley
Pomfret
Foster
Court OF Common Pleas
Torspay
Justice Colttman
Justice Erskine
Justice Maule
Rodwell
Phillips
Sergeant Shee
Wandsworth
Lord Abinger
Canning
Police Reports Chronicle Self Harm and Assault Cases
A London magistrates panel heard a man named William Simmons claim he attempted to cut his throat, citing personal crisis and hardship. Separate cases included Trewby fined for drunken assault on Mary Green, eight stolen spoons found on Thomas Clements at Viscount Hawarden’s residence, and a man jailed over a Tower fire looting connection. Additional notes covered private stills, attempted self harm by Elizabeth Budd, and various police actions at Marlborough Street, Queen Square, and Hatton Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Simmons
Peter Laurie
Walbrock Buildings
Compter
St. Martin's in-the-Fields
Hatton Garden
Murper
Thomas Smith
James Griffiths
Southampton-street
Pentonville
Pri
Theun
South Bank
Magnstrat
Henry
Marlborough Street
Mill Yard
Blackwall
Westfallen
Scudder
Mr. Flower
Howes
Rosesves Dunnerie
Towen
George Woodenck
Snday
Heary
Miss Lloyd
Orinane
No. I
East Terrace
Jowell
Charles ‘Travers
Fusilier
Woodcock
Colville and
Eden
Travers
Backman
I 'N Division
Swift
Alee
Renal
QuaNte Ordnance Survey-office
Ae Deca Lleed
St. George's
Hai
London Robberies and Public Night Court Proceedings
Details of multiple petty crimes including a watchshop burglary in Fetter Lane with a thief found in a shoe, a dangerous omnibus driver ordered to pay damages, and a tobacconist cash-box theft. Also covered are post office letter theft probes, a violent assault case in King Square, and a silk handkerchief theft spree with arrests and trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Favnts
Bap Company
William Reeve
Merritt
Jardine
White
Strand
Slade
the Grapes
Old Compton-street
Soho
Newgate
William Henry Mence
General Post-office
Peacock
Flower
Eliza Morgan
Duke's Court
Drury-lane
Day
Queen-square
Bristol
Coisting
Susan Wise
Duke’s Court
Sunday AmMOUSEMENTS and Furious Driving Proceedings
Sunday morning in Warren street Tottenham court road a crowd of Irish labourers fought. Harrison and Raper were fined 40s and 20s after resisting police and aiding others. Omnibus drivers Fletcher and Prior were fined 20s each for furious driving along Oxford Street. Ann Blewitt, cook at Welbeck street Cavendish Square, was committed to Newgate after being charged with robbing her master. spoons and silverware disappeared and pawnbrokers produced bundles of the stolen items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Harrison
Thos. Raper
Warren Street
Tottenham
Court-Road
Harrison
Raper
Andrew Fletcher
Benjamin Prior
Paddington
St. John’s-wood
Tedman
Pollard
Oxford Street
St. John’s Wood
London Conveyance Company
Rospery Py
Ann Blewitt
Granger
Welbeck-street
Cavendish Square
Marylebone Infirmary
Newgate
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dogtra
Calliff
LAW
Justice Patteson
Thomas Young Pryor
Bayswater
Dublin
Irwin
Justice Patterson
Platt
Arches Court
Tvzsnar
Herbert Jenner
Travers Twiss
Henry Said Nicholl
Monnay
T. S. Cave
Cornwall
Kent
Rushbrooke
Nias
Hutton
C. F. Williams
Mr. Nias
War-Office
M‘donnel
Sir C. F. Williams
Cave
Captain Richards
William Hitchcock
Regent-street
Wenprespay
Tyro William Lanemeap
Teignmouth
Devonshire
Mr. Cooke
Longmead
Commissioner Law
Cooke
Mansion House
Trewby
Mary Green
Berwick-street
Oxford-street
Malthy
Wilton-place
Lambeth Street
Thames
John Jacket
Cherst
John Walters
Wappingwall
Riesbach
King James’s
Richard Crawford
Tia
Gratitude
Mr. Crawfurd
Jackson
Ris
Ani
Sim
Crawfor
Heo Barnard
Wych
Crawford
Broderip
Uniiow Hall
Suterps Mayta
Elizabeth Budd
Rutherford
Ae West’ Sy
Pitman
Bartlett
Barrett
Drivie
Thomas Hart
Islington
Aldersgate Street
Blackley Johnson
Smithfield
St. Mary’s Chapel
Moorfields
Aldersgate-street
Alderman Gibbs
Bow Street
Soner
Blakesleise Peta
Tim
Worship Street
Cochrane
Eliza Moti
Golde
President-street
King- Square
Ne .Soner
Constate G
Bingham
House of Correction
Cording
William Trott
Stapleton
Burlington Arcade
Fossett
Regent's Quadrant
Robinson
Trew
Kemp
Bethnal-green
William Russell
Lt. Fossett
Regent’s Quadrant
John Long
Broughton
Rowland
Mr. Broughton
Rowwland
Brouchton
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