Natural death from apoplexy and Maryland estate sale
A coroner's inquest declares the death natural from apoplexy after a man collapsed while walking. Dr Wigg states no bloodletting would have helped. Separately, an American Maryland estate of about 12 470 acres near Potomac, described as timber and mineral rich, failed to attract bids despite heavy advertising. The sale noted a 17 day Atlantic passage comparison and declared buyers unlikely.
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Bishop’s Walk
Wigg
Bridge-road
Archbutt
Richard Bassett Warren
William Wigg
Mr. Wigg
America
Maryland
United States of America
England
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Baltimore and Ohio
Potomac
Great Western Turnpike
Baltimore
Washington
4Dvertiser
Freedom by inheritance at Exeter Guildhall
At Exeter Guildhall Samuel Twiggs a weathered mariner aged man sought freedom in right of inheritance as eldest living son of J Twiggs a freeman of Exeter The elder brother had been granted freedom in his absence but Twiggs returned and the town clerk announced the erasure of the younger brother and substitution of the elder man The incident recalls the Trafalgar era and the Dreadnought
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Exeter
Sinevtar
Guildhall
Samuel Twiggs
J. Twiggs, Fuller
Stepcote
Hill
Trafalgar
West of
Birkenhead
Cheshire
Mersey
Admiralty
Wallasey Pool
Woodside Ferry
Seacombe
Birkenhead and Chester
Wianchester
Hardman
Markwell
Borough Court
Manchester
Beswick
Wales
Huddersfield
Inspector Green
Institution
Cork
Maxwell
Warrington
Penelope
Keeper
Dublin
Liverpool
Yorkshire
James Brown
Maidstone
Redger
Plymouth
Samuel Pym
K.C.B
Mr. Dent
Leutenant
Potbury
Milne
Caledonia
Warren
Sound
Prince Albert
Prince of Wales
S. Pym
Sheffield
Globe Works
Messrs
Sadler
Edge Tool Grinders Union
Guy Fawkes
Yorkshire Gazette
Joseph Buckie
York
Chadwick
Retribution at Victoria Dock in Scotland
At about 11 pm last Tuesday se nnight police found a woman Barnet on a barge beside Victoria dock claiming a man was drowned. Thomas Pauline, a shoemaker from Aberdeen, pushed her into the water after a quarrel following drinking in a Cowgate pub. She was saved by a barge. Pauline leaped aboard but fell and died. The body was recovered next morning.
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Victoria Dock
Barnet
Thomas Pauline
Aberdeen
Pauline
Dundee
Biste Board
Welsh
James Graham
Home Department
Free Church
Bible Board For Scotland
General Assembly
Free Church of Scotland
Glasgow
Ross Saing
Ross Shire
Fearn
Barner
Gorbals
Paisley
Port Eglintoun Street
Glasgow Chronicle
Duke OF Sutherland
the Free Church
Wick
Charles Thomson
Sutherlandshire
Ross-shire
James Shaw
James
John Shaw
Mosshead
Treesbanks
Riccarton
Kilmarnock
London
New York
Joan M‘fie
Shaw
Burns
Addington
Great Stamp Office
Somerset-house
James Glencairn
Metropolis
Army of
India
Scotland
World
Alderman Waithman
William Cobbett
Weathercack
Register
Kilmarnock Academy
Riccarton Academy
Lepatee
Ailmarnoch Journal
Glasgow Courier
PartyRson and
Rapinson
Patterson
Robinson
COMPLETE SUFFRAGE MOVEMENT IN BIRMINGHAM
A large committee in Birmingham plans to press Mr W S Crawford’s plan to suspend supplies until grievances are heard. A Belfast-MP Ross letter clarifies his view on Irish affairs under an Irish elective assembly while imperial representation remains. Various notes mention Archdeaconry overruling rubrics, Peel proposing Catholic clergy support, and Wales Ireland protests against military force.
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Birmingham
W. S. Crawford
Ma. Ross
M.P
Federalisn
Belfast
Surrey
Epsom
Richmond
Sautah Wates
Carmarthen Journal
South Wales
WaLes
IrneLand
Reading
Ireland
Europe
United States
Great Britain
Treasury
Tar Ameerican
Duff Green
Sydney Smith
Atlantic
Pennsylvania
Gen. Green
Jonathan
John Bull
England
Harry Vane
South Shields
Oxford
Cary
Marta
Frank Mahoney
Father Prout
Frazer
Metropolis
Lord Stanley
Malta
Mahoney
Rome
Vatican
Mr. Mahoney
Egypt
London
Edinburgh Weekly Register
Ofr-Pensioners
War Office
Duke of Wellington
United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland
Tulloch
United Kingdom
Dublin
Limerick
Cork
Armagh
Waterford
Londonderry
Enniskillen
Fermoy
Tralee
Clonmel
Court of Common Pleas
Bumpass
Wright
Stockport
Hughes Oy
Chatham
France
Regent Street
Ropbiec
Destructive Fire in Lambeth Destroys Cocoa Oil Plant
A Sunday night blaze in Paradise Street Lambeth consumed the oil factory of Ogilvie and Field, with 16 cottages in Norfolk Row damaged. Fire crews and police battled dense flames amid gin distillery adjacent buildings, saving some structures while the distillery complex and surrounding homes suffered extensive loss. Official loss estimates place stock and buildings insured, but many details remain unclear as investigators inspect the scene at daybreak.
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Messrs. Ogilvis and Field
Paradise-street
Lambeth
Messrs
Keen, meJtsters
Paradige-street
High-street
Vauxhall
Mr. Hodges
Church-street
Pratt-street
High Street
Norfolk Row
Church Street
Lambeth Palace
Distillery Passage
Grenfell
Norfolk-row
L Division
Stannard
Messrs. Ogilvie and Field
Braidwood
Sun
Phenix
Imperial
West of England Insurance
Paradise Street
Corbie
Tillthorp
Warren
Johnstone
Hicks
Garking
Fenwick
Goodman
Mann
Turner
Joy
Norfolk
Chapman
Hailburn
Goodwin
Burnett
Mitchell
Hart
Notorious crime and missionary critique in a Victorian page
In Thames police court case notes, a surgeon cites self-harm poisonings at the London hospital, while a Sussex gang member Tansett is captured after theft. A long feature on Saxonica Istaxos critiques missionaries, depopulation in the Sandwich Islands, and imperial strategy.
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Sussex
Tansett
Lawes
CartLe
James
Crowshole
Midhurst
Cuckfield
Newnham
Patcham
Taylor
Ridden’s Farm
Burtenshaw
Clayton
Inspector Flanagan
East Sussex Constabulary
Sutton
Surrey
Land of Liberty
Penarth
Bute
Cardiff
Resolution to retain lady mayoress title unanimous vote
November 19 weekly chronicle reports a council resolution to keep the lady mayoress in title and duties for another year. The mayor’s daughter is thanked for her past service, with hopeful remarks for continued diligence and dignity. James Chadwick is nominated and unanimously elected city sheriff by the council.
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the Weekly Chronicle
Ase Sssa
Husband
Chadwick
James Chadwick
George Hudson
Hornby
Our InsuLar Banks Resolve to Increase Local Notes
Insular banks announce a plan to raise local notes by 20s each and have enlarged their securities in the Rolls Court. Holmes’s license tops £20,000, Commercial Bank £15,000. New era for local finance signals stronger security and issuance.
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Rolls’ Court
Messrs. Holmes
Commercial Bank
Mona's Herald
Missouri
Gibraltar Bay
Henry Abbinett
Gosport
New York
Hampshire Chronicle
Frigat
Richard Bromhead
Union Street
Southwark
Cottingham
Union Hall
Edward Madden
Madden
Central Criminal Court
Fires follow Sunday blaze at Featherstone and Eden shops
Sunday night fires damaged jeweller at 15 Fetter-lane and bookseller at 2 John-street Horsleydown but were checked early, with both insured. A separate blaze on Monday at Clay's 17 Doughty-street Mecklenburgh-square was extinguished quickly after a servant warned others. origin believed candle spark. Incendiary fire near March Isle of Ely consumed a wheat hovel and threatened adjacent stacks. no magistrate in town noted as needed.
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Clay
Doughty-street
Mecklenburgh-square
W. Payne
Doughty
March
Isle of Ely
T. Grounds
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Jay m
Hilo
Deger
Provinciarir
Literary Chronicle
Alexander Simpson
Smith and Elder
Sandwich Group
Captain Cook
George Paulet
Simpson
Cook
Everoe
Pacific
Marquesas
Lord Aberdeen
Lord Paulet
Mr. Simpson
Sandwich Islands
North Pacific
Central America
Mexico
Oregon
Panama
Pacific Ocean
North
South America
China
East Indies
Vancouver's
Panama Isthmus
Cape Horn
Falkland Islands
New Zealand
North America
Honda
London Docks
Downs
Japan
North West
Greenwich
Richardson
Marathon
Athens
Freya
Buckhardt
Robinson Crusoe
Charles Knight
Bewick
Nepus
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