Mutiny Trial Details Sailors Claim Captain's Brutal Acts
Testimony describes mutinous plot aboard the vessel and the captain’s alleged brutal treatment of crew. Witnesses recount the captain’s orders, shackling, and limb injuries linked to deaths, with inmates Barton Dunn Lee Gair Yelverton Cone and others giving vivid accounts. Court adjourns prisoners to await further evidence.
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Broderip
Cook
Revenue Cutter
Clarkson
Cordoviallo
Barton
Mars
Evans
Dater
Uoder
Alexander Sinclair
Ascension Feland
Plymouth
Peter Curtis
Ascension Island
Dunn
Lee
Gair
Yelverton
Cone
Tucker
Rambert
Resgon
Reason
French
Gais
Rembert
Claw
Curtis
Burton
Mare
Mr. Broderip
Julian
Spence
Deel
Custer
Mizentop
Sinclair
Rose
Troy
Ince
France and Madagascar amid European affairs and market jitters
Foreign intelligence surveys France debating import grain policy and colonial risks as Paris eyes Madagascar expedition. Disputes over Algeria, Morocco, and Russia unfold alongside French finances with stock markets volatile. Belgium and Spain voices note treaties, pensions, and governance shifts while Atlantic diplomacy nudges Belgian China trade. The era’s press teases imperial strategy and political realignments amid market doubt.
Massive Distillery Seizure and Smuggling Probe in London
Detective officer C. A. Davis led seizure operations across multiple London sites including Globe Road Holloway Road and Tooley Street. Authorities target Berkeley and Co and Bayley Brothers linked with large stock of spirits and nitre spirits, with duties potentially unpaid amounting to over £800. Major consignments sent to Birmingham traced to Globe Road origin. More details promised.
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Srizage
Commissioners of Excise
C. A. Davis
Her Majesty’s Customs
Ginbe Road
Steppey
Davis
Berkeley and Co
Grovelane
Holloway
Atill
Globe-road
Berkeley
Bayley
Brothers
Holloway-road
George Firmin
Rupert Street
Goodman’s Fields
Foote and Co
Battersea
Foote's
Price's
Smith
Tooley Street
Board of Excise
Epirita
City Road
Amugsling
London
Birmingham
Lst
Globe Road
Seduction scandal at Hunslet rocks Leeds parish
Shocking case from Hunslet in Leeds where a respected young woman alleges seduction by Rev. Mr. Sweet of Hupalet chapel, a married assistant curate with four children. Mob surrounded his house, police rescued him, and he was taken to Leeds amid threats.
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Leeds
Hunslet
Hupalet Chapel
Sweet
Leeds Mercury
Manchaster
Thomas Dunbabin
Cooper
Chapmar
Dunbabin
Accident in Brewery Vat Leads Jury to Recommend Open Traps
A brewery accident caused by a vat filling with gas suffocated a worker who had never before faced such danger. The vat, once idle for five years, was reconditioned and heated, with a candle extinguished by draft noted in the case. The jury returned an accident verdict and urged keeping vat trap doors open for two to three days before entry in future.
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Spain
Mapuso
Madrid
Narvacs
Wapzin
Catalonia
Palma
Narvacz
San Fernando
Jayme Ortega
M. Zaldivero
Platola
M. Ortega
Saragosse
Castellano
M. Parejo
Finance Department
Paria
Bandilla
Eco del Comercio
M. Lenz
Rusia
Brutal Longford murder shocks county market scene
The Longford Journal reports a brutal murder near Gowlan when fourteen to fifteen assailants attacked three Bergin brothers William John and Henry after a market trip. William died en route after being struck with a loy handle. John and Henry were wounded and taken to the infirmary as police arrest two suspects and pursue others. An inquest returned a verdict of wilful murder.
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Longford Journal
William
John
Henry Bergin
Lyneen
Killashee
Kenagh
Gowlan
Hillashee
William Bergin
Bleekall
Henry
John Buchanan
Philip Farrell
Longford
Harman King
William Cooke
Hyde
Orgaprei
Froop
Thoraday Dight
Bridge-street
Spa-walk
Main — Street
Loong Room
Spa Walk
Glens
Ross
Cork
Hexar Street
Kildare
Francis Reilly
Reilly
Studdert
England
Lever
Dispute Over Rutherford Rector Election at Glasgow University
A vocal segment of the Free Church opposes Rutherford’s reelection as Lord Rector, denouncing his Maynooth vote and proposing Campbell or Menzie as rivals. The Glasgow Argus reports that liberal, tolerant church members vow to defend Rutherford, while others urge unity and caution against uncharitable actions that would hurt the university’s standing.
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Maynooth
Tas
Free Church
Rutherfurd
Free
Campbell
Menzie
Rutherford
The
Hiv
Lord Eglinton
Smail
Glasgow Argus
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Foreign Intelligence
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Journal Des Débats
John Russell
R. Peel
Madagascar
Algeria
Europe
Vienna
Olga
Stephen
Palatine of
Hungary
Nicholas
Metternich
Nesselrode
Czar
Vist
Hapsburg
Italy
Paris
Saint You
Marshal Scott
Marsilies
Abd-el-Rader
Cavetonac
Africa
Kleber
Mahomet
Duke of Montpensier
Courrier Francais
Peter the Great
Uxases
Russia
Morocco
Abd-el-Kader
Marechal Bageaud
Algeri
Times
Paris Journale
Captain Passot
Nossi Be
Tsioumeik
Boueni
Teimiare
Ankare
Bouen
Toulon
Réforme
Prince de Joinville
Morogco
Tours and Nantes
Paris and
Strasburg
Messegeries Royales
Whyl
Orleans
Rouen
Havre
Avignon
Vierzon
Bordeaux
Boulogne
Troyes
Montereau
Busle
Northero
Domentic
M. Lagrence
China
Prees
Journal Des Debats
Constantinople
Charles
Syria
Baron de Bourqueney
Belgium
Operixe Oy
United States of America
Bwitzerland
Lucerne
Grand Counceil
Leu
Jaques Muller
Stetcherain
Assassain
S. Summons
Jaques Miller
General de Sonnemburg
Naples
Council of Regency
Ghemany
Berlin
Branderburgh
Pomerania
Saxony
Breslaw
Bonn
Germany
Rome
Trent
Cares
Luther
United Estathe
United States
Polk
Howe
Congress
Washington
Texas
Mexico
Fremont
Oregon
California
My. Polk
the Metropolis
Deslaverie
Hendersys
Southwark Bridge Road
J. Cannorton
West of England
Duncan
Phenix
Woolwich
Samuel Bridges
Bromyard
Herefordshire
Worcester
America
Assam Company
G. de H. Larpent
Ginoer
India
Corporation of the Above Charity
London Tavern
P. Martineau, Esq
Lth
Harry Rogers
Serrosep Cairp Morpeas
Bedford
Crown and Cushion Tavern
Russell Street
Covent Garden
Goold
Blackmoor Street
Drury Lane
Bow Street
Newgate
Paul Cooper
Little Russell Court
Drary Lane
James Clarke
Pearce
William Finley
Church Street
Soho
John Nathan Backbridge
Walkley
Nemed Naish
Park-lane
Regent's Park
Baker-street
St. Marylebone
Naish
Tedman
Brown
Ireland
Scotland
Meeting of the Repeal Association
Copnall
O'Brien
O’connell
Connell
O'Connell
Waterford
Leigne
J. H. O'Connell
Drurylane
Galway
Belfast
J. O'Connell
Mr. O'Connell
Dublin
al. Atkins
Hogland
Louis Philippe
Belgius
Arthur Young
Devon
Kilkenny
O'Coonell
Kirwan
Butler
Geateman
A. McCarthy
Westernion
P. Gouey
Hare
Barmells
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