Fragmentary note from Mage Shore hoard story
A fragment from Mage Shore references a person saving a hoard of something and mentions a town or place. The readable words suggest a focus on a conservation or rescue action but lack full context or names. The item remains unclear but indicates a local event or discovery with uncertain details.
Antigone in Berlin and a London snowbound week
Reports of Antigone staged at Potsdam with Mendelssohn's choruses, plus London weather disruptions and railway delays. Smaller items note lectures by Dr Lardner, fraud arrests in Manchester, and rising sea fossils as winter nears.
Meeting Extraordinary at the Carlton Club Meets over Lyndhurst Charge
A Carlton Club meeting reports on a select committee inquiry into Lord Lyndhurst's Mansion House speech. The chair is Duke of Buckingham, with Duke of Newcastle and Sir Charles Knightley guiding debate. The committee urges a severe admonition, while Lyndhurst professes memory gaps and defies public opinion amid lighthearted banter and a minor theft incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton
Lord Lyndhurst
Lions Lyndhurst
Duke of Buckingham
Duke of Newcastle
Benjamin D’israeli
Court of Chancery
Suspected murder at Warrington inquest hears details
A coroner and a highly respectable jury examined the death of Sarah Mould found beside a ditch near Warrington churchyard. Witnesses described a night of drinking at the Old Crow and other taverns, muddy injuries suggesting a struggle, and a suspect John Gill denying murder. The jury found the woman suffocated with no means assigned and released the prisoner, with further investigation promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrington
Mould
J. Heyes
Prescot
Ring
Mr. Jones
Howley Quay
Hannah Adams
Sarah Mould
Mary Lyon
King Street
Mary Winfield
Old Crow
Fennel-street
John Gill
Gill
Edwin Steel
Benjamin Calm
Wolfe
Church-street
John Mounifield
Royal Oak
Hawley-lane
Howley Lane
Rose Johnson
James Jones
Douglas
Bridewell
Howley
Benjamin Culm
Michael Douglas
Winfield’s
HaeatCu Pn
Ieronta
John Mountfiel
Royal
Willy
Ann Gill
Pine
Racing and hunting notes from Tattersall’s and regional sport
Betting on Attila and other horses shows favourites in force at Tattersall’s Monday. Brighton harriers and Findon fox hounds are active with hunts near Erringham Patcham Withdean and Newtimber. Tweed fishing closes well after rain, with Duke of Roxburghe and others posting big catches on Kelso and Sprouston waters. Haslar creek lists a flotilla of yachts and their owners in Gosport with total tonnage 1711.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattersall
Anson
Attila
Verulam
Robert de Gorham
Mather
Hon
S. Herbert
Bowes
Mr. Cooke
Lord Miltown
Ramsay
Duke of Grafton
Mr. Morgan
Auckland
William de Fortibus
Passion
Brighton Harriers
Erringham
Portslade
Hill and Dale
Withdean
Patcham
Standean
Lord Chichester's Park
London Road
Strawberry Gardens
Findon
Helmbush
East Wood
Newtimber-park
Clayton-hill
Hassocks
Duehling
Claytonhill
Brighton Gazette
Duke of Roxburghe
Kelso
Stevenson
Sir C. Dalbiac
Sprouston
Colonel Hare
Redden
Brigham
Hudson
Duke of Leeds
John Scott
John
H. Bentinck
Earl of Hardwicke
Earl of Selkirk
Ossulston
Carfrae
Rowan
G. Baillie
Watson
Tweed
Kelso Mail
Tur
Haslar Creek
Gosport
Mischief
Sir Joseph F. Hawley, Bart
Flower of
Yawl
Arundel
Hanham
Cutters
Flower of Yarrow
Marquis Conyngham
Adelaide
H. F. Walker
Drean
G. Bentinck
Nelson
Antelope
Viscount Powerscourt
Norai
Major James Mill
Asparah
Bill
Inquest Resumes On Death Of Bridget Parsite Child
An inquest at Cumberland Head, City-road, resumed into the death of Thomas, illegitimate child of Bridget Parsite. Evidence showed Parsite lodged with Mrs Grogan, delivered overnight, child found dead with marks on throat. The coroner proposed a verdict of found dead to leave magistrates to investigate further. jury agreed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Cumberland Head
Thomas
Bridget Parsite
Bridget
Blackwall
London Hospital
Patrick Connody
Robert Hope
Grissell
Peto
Poplar
Shadwell
Fatal accident at Warrerlans Dock claims Richard Sampson
A young basket-boy named Richard Sampson employed by dust contractor Mr. Stapleton at Whitefriars fell from a narrow plank while conveying dust to barges. He submerged before help arrived. life was pronounced extinct at the Royal Humane Society house. Coroner to decide, body at Dorset Street home. Natural death verdict later tied to severe malnutrition in Hannah Smith case.
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M&caul
King's
Alexi
Exvy
M. Mendelssohn Bartholdy
Ek Poet
Loxpos
Brighton Rainway
Sea ‘Ork
Lardner
Dover Chronicle
Romney Marsh
Ae Piett
Manchester
America
Royal Hospital
Green‘aroon
Romsey
England
Floyd
Powle
Hawker
Hastings
George-street Chapel
Greenwich
Gevernwich Hospital
Monteagle
Petween
Elephant and Castle
Westminsterpwre
Society of Apothecaries
WN. B. Ward
Tolfred Baring Garrod
University College, London
George Johnson
King's College, In
John Thompson
University College
London
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Grays Ily
Rable Society of Gray's-inn
Hamilton Geale
John Archibald Russell
Hon. Society of Insdnu
Richard Coote
Albert Francis Ots
Thomas Young M'‘Christie
Charles James Tater
John Bruce Norton
Charles Bruce Ime Skinner
Robert Ralph Augustus Hawkins
Marsham Elwin
Majer
Messrs
Trffnell
Liner
Falkner
Stuckey
Somerseta Banking Company
Bath Gazelle
C. Well
Plymouth
China
Lord Saltoun
Hugh Gough
Henry Eyre
Chatham
Free Hospital
Creville-Street
Mes
Dve
Winchester
Continent
Craven Head
Drury Lane
Butler
Jackson
Society of Carpenters
Actonsted
Gray's-inn-road
Goddard
Stone
Havanna
Sas
Tan
Thomas Morenvious
Pondon
Mr. Hook
Marquis of
Hertford
Morocco
House OF Connection
Wakley
House of Correction
Coldbath Fields
William Chapman
Chesterton
Nee
Corillianus
Paras
Coriolanus
Lancashire
Miss Waverley
Juliet
W. H. Nico TincaLe
Ee Lightingale
Adelphi Theatre
Mathews
Oed
Nightingale
Oxford
Cambridge
Kety
United States
Dean Street
Soho
Jonathan
Fortune
Fanny Kelly
Guinpu
Guildhall
Poland
Kemble
Lord Dudley Stuart
Peacock
Carr
Duke of Brunswick
Lord
Wharncliffe
Lord Harley
Charles
Lady Grey
John
Lady Key
James Duke
M.P
George Carroll
Alderman Farncombe
Sheriff Rogers
M. J. O’connell
J. Dennistoun
W. Williams
S. Harford
Order of the Bath
Queen's Bench
Paganini
Rome
Tyne Main
Newcastle
Northfleet-Hope
Fraser
West India Dock
Betty
Gravesend
Apollo
King’s Road
Chelsea
Ann Davis
Kin 'S Parade
Chelsea New Church
Brickton
Brighton
Whalesbone
Commons
House of Parliament
Woodward
Good
J. Allen
Collins
Flower
Bronterre O'Brien
Stockport
I. N. Winey
Brighton Guardian
St. Saviour’s
St. George's Parish
St. George's
Board of Guardians
Burnxtey
Burnley
Barley
Queen’s Bays
H. R. Molyneux
O’grady
Major Cockburn
Morris
O'Grady
Mr. Cohen
White
Cohen
Pantemen
Robert Morris
Wm. Sharman
Wm. Staoner
Baron O'Grady
Viscount Guillamore
Lord Guillamore
Darby O'Grady
Mount Prospect
County Limerick
Dublin
Kingstown
Smith
16Th Lancers
India
60Th Rifles
T. G. James
Aberdeen
mess-Waller
Isabella Hadden
Patrick Territt
97Th Regiment
Burnley Barracks
Malta
Corfu
WarrerRlans
Richard Sampson
Stapleton
Whitefriars
Evans
Royal Humane Society
Water-lane
Hutchinson
Fisher’s-alley
Dorset-street
Baker
Pitt's Head
Tyssen Street
Bethnal Green
Hannah Smith
Jane Cook
No. 1
Turk-street
Bethnalgreen
Charles Christie
St. Matthew
Bethna
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