Solumn for the Curious and a String of Scandals in Glasgow
A Glasgow column recounts Joyce like exploits and moral curiosities. Judy Doherty, an Irish woman, seeks food money at Graham Square, is advised by a stranger to seek help from a Catholic priest, and a chain of deceit ensues ending in a troubling moral tale. Other items include a Mormon imposture tale from Worcester, a Westmorland mystery about twins sharing a cradle, Devonshire death bed superstition, and various brief notes on crime superstition and curiosities from America and England.
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Glasgow
Judy Doherty
Graham Square
Ireland
Abercromby
Ap Yos
New York
Uist
Herefordshire
Worcestershire
Eld
New Jerusalem
Jehu Bunyan
Nauvoo
American Desert
Paradise
United States
Worcester
Liverpool
America
Good Samaritan
Great Western
England
Worcester Herald
Devonshire
Columpton
Devizes Gazelle
Maxnoow
J. Cram
Sncwty
Mercury
Curtis
Military
Ares
de Tepestia
Jullien concert charms Covent Garden crowd and Giselle burlesque
M Jullien opened his yearly concert series at Covent Garden with a full house and enhanced orchestral forces. The report also covers Giselle presented as The Phantom Dancers at the Adelphi, praising Selby’s adaptation and performances by Celeste, Wright, and Taylor, plus Scott at the Princess's Theatre in New Way to Pay Old Debts and its lively reception.
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Reisselot
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Barrer
Karvig
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Lazarus
Richardson
Betovens
Harper
Mestre
Wae Ya
Tritton
Schett
Ney
Tae
Thesk
Baron
Coli Cadi
M.judien
Lis
Anthera
Sith
Adelphi
Giselle
Heinrich Heine
Mr. Selby
Fancy Wright
Paul Bedford
Priate Noodleheed
Paul
Primo Buffy
Alies Woolgar
Albert Breen
Madame Celeste
Woutrude
Fancy
E. Chaplin
M. Taylor
E. Harding
Mr. Munyard
Mr. O. Smith
Wright
Siity
Charles Selby
Princess's Theatre
J. BR. Scott
Giles Overreach
Maasinger
Bia
Scott Ieal
Edmund Kesa
Sir Giles
Kean
Lord Lovell
Mr. Compton
Marrall
Granby
Ryder
Roxby
Allworth
Mrs. Stirling
England
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Tarenet
Comptu
Menner
Grenby
AstLev
Herr Steinbrecht
Stallmeister
Aeng
Peasgia
Settel Vennat
Pei
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ComEnias
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Pentonville
Williams
Weston
Somersetshire
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Court Road
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Drury
Tok
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Coburg
Sadler's Wes
Sadler's Wells
James Wallack
America
New York
Matthews
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Sadler's Well
Iran
Ape
Me Williaart
Sporting Intelligence from a Weekend Thoroughbred Meeting
A fragmented report covers two year olds in sweepstakes, with Main Brace winning a close race ahead of Redwing and others. The card describes numerous matches including handicaps, nursery stakes, and match races at T Y C and nearby tracks, noting claims, weights, and late finishing gaps. It also mentions market prices from Tattersall's, new five sovereign pieces, and an anticipated Royal Mint issue, plus telegraph extension plans and Admiralty tender news.
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Loni Opurd
Stanles
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Longstock
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Crozier
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Bella Donna
Doctor Goodall
Vanity
Martingale
the Provost
Ft. T.Y.C
Mr. Osbaldestan
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Lord E. Russell
Theon
Wanton
Ab. M
Mr. Mostyn
Wilderness
Abdale
Garry Owen
Bishop of
Queen of the Gipsies
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Cranebrook
Nonn
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Duke of Budford
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Collett
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Mr. Mytten
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Warner
Essex
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Servius Gaesll
Dreadful Boiler Explosion at Ashton Under Lyne
A deadly boiler explosion at Bailey and Dewhurst mill in Ashton under Lyne, near Manchester, killed three people Abraham Fitton aged 42 and his daughter Emmeline Fitton 15, plus Margaret Fitzgerald 18. The accident occurred just before six in the morning as repairs were underway. the inquest found accidental death from over pressure and a safety valve issue, with authorities promising a scientific inquiry and recommendations for engine safety.
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Queation
Misars Bakter
Dewhurst
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Nedet
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Bailey
Nelson Street
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Fiarera
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Heiter
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Boyd
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Margaret Fitzgerald
Fitton
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Dew
Tony
Mikeh Irvin
St. Newton
George Keys
Matthew Maiden
Tis
W.S Rutter
Eng
Robert Newton
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John Stanley
Thomas Chadwick
William Higginbottom
Chatterton
Joseph Thacker
James Knight
R. M. Kenworthy
James Andrew
E. Cryer
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Newton
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Nelson Tavern
Joseph Fitton
Lyddal’s
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Deccaned
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William Fitzgerald Welsh
Margaret Welsh
Joseph Metin
Stalybridge
Bailey Sod Dewhurst
Houme
Astton-under-Lyne
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Barlow
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Crook
Raver
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Cotheratreet
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Uae
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Collision in the North Sea sinks French war brig
A frightful collision off the Northumberland coast on a Tuesday evening wrecked the La Chevretta, a French brig with twelve guns, drowning many of her crew while the La Prevoyante suffered heavy damage. The wreck lies in 35 fathoms. twenty sailors were reported drowned with unclear confirmation.
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le Chevretta
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Ileiwe
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