Literary Chronicle review and New Zealand colony letters
A mixed critical notice covers Rumat Reccanson and other rural sketches by James Smith praising poetic imagination and country scenes while noting weaknesses. It discusses The Village Wake with vivid rural detail and contrasts with a critical look at Simmonds and Ward’s volume on New Zealand colonization and the Hobson era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rumat Reccanson
Guursts
James Smith
London
Loneman, Brown, Green, and Longmen
Bloorfield
Smith
S. M. D. Martin
M.D
Legislative Council of
New Zealand
Simmonds and Ward
Hobson
Home Office
Eithe
Jaobson
Fitzroy
Dr. Martin
Bay of Islands
Hmori
Martin
Thompson
Rauparaha
Wairan
Mr. Thompson
Captain Wakefield
Hola
Ranpahars
Thompedts
Puaha
Rauparsha
Ranginacata
England
Port Jackson
Spain
Mr. Clarke
Rangihaeata
Puahe
Rangibaeata
Paskiha
Abita
Raupahara
Firat
Ranaraua
Te Abita
Wakefield
Rengihnesta
Te Ailte
Dreadful Fire at Agnes Le Clair Baths Ends in Two Deaths
A Sunday early morning fire at the Agnes le Clair baths in Tabernacle square Shoreditch caused two deaths, Mrs. Charles Moore and a youth George Hall, with multiple injuries to others. Constable Dearman and Poller aided escapes as flames consumed a two-story front dwelling and spread to the baths. Fire brigades from Whitechapel Jeffrey Square Watling Street and West of England fought the blaze. investigators later declared the deaths accidental. The scene drew wide public sympathy and an official inquest held at the Black Horse, Kingsland Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Agnes-le-Clair
Dearman
Moores
Poller
G. Titterton
Old Street-Road
Charles Moore
Braidwood
Crook
Angel and Crown
Gurney
Barry
Angel and Crown the Dames
Peel
George Benson
Tabernacle Square
Eor
Samuel Girard
Edwin Perrier
West of England
Shoreditch
Girard
Greman
George Hall
Moore
Kelve
Mr. Moore
Elac
New Tariff
Agnes le Clair
Tabernacle-square
Mra
H. Moore
Messra
Roper and Moore
Thoroton Heath
Croydon
Cange
Royal Exchange
Charles Peel
Phenix
Henry Gorney
Licensed Victualler
Phoopiz
Kingsland Road
Sarah Moore
Richard M. Moore
Fiosbury
Afra. C. Moore
Wiliam Deeman
Bovine
Homble
East Stonehouse
Devonport
Ann Heard
Selman
Durnford Street
Love Anp
John Harrod
Elizabeth Shillam
Winchcombe
Harrod
Smith
Irley
Elizabeth Shitlam
Coleman
Jfilts
St. Grorce's
Leicester and Swarrington
Leicester
George Bott
Swannington
New Bridge-lane
Desford
Thalby
Bott
South
Heppening
Ilné
Bors & Mont
Horrible murder at Alsager's Bank shocks parish
A brutal murder occurred Wednesday at Alsager's Bank Audley parish. Adolphus Fielding, 49, a banker, was killed by James Dean a separated husband and father with a lover. Dean attempted to burn the body and resisted police until captured. Coroner's verdict was wilful murder. Dean detained for assizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alsager's Bank
Audley
Adolphus Fielding
Stoke Lane
Newcestie
James Dean
Fielding
Dean
Scott
Reat
Harding
Hoe
Stafford
Trentham-hall
Apedale
R. E. Heathcote
Colclough
Alsager's
Sarah Plant
Daneenshaw
Congleton
Trenthaw
Frances Mycock
Mycock
Newcastle
Aleager’s Bank
Nycock
Deso
Nauel
Stone
Hanford
Alsager
Colelough
Alsager’s Bank
Stole Road
William Ratcliffe
Willam Ratcliffe
Humphrey
Ratcliffes
Whitehead
New York
Staffordshire Mercury
Windsor Riot Trial Opens in Private Magistrates Room
Windsor November riot case returns to court with Townsend and three Life Guardsmen facing riot and assault charges. Witnesses recount clashes in High Street and Market Place as soldiers pushed civilians, Townsend and Webster attacked by sticks. Townsend remains in critical condition. defendants bail set at £20 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsod
Colonel Reid
Ashby
George Townsend
Samael Richardson
Brassey
Thomas Millar
William Webster
Life
James Dobson
Windsor
William Gibbons
Wey
Charles Clark
B-Street
Peascod-Street
Hill
Large
William Large
Townsend
Anthony Towers
W. Benham
High Street
Frank Shaf
Witneas
Millar
Shuff
Tabot
Begas
John Clode
John William Astle
George King
Adams
Webster
Robert Wayman
John Martin
Ann Norton
Aame
Voulea
Milius
Voules
Richardson
Williams
J. Martin
Newsreader names printed on covers not allowed
Assistant secretary notes newsreaders may have names and addresses printed on newspaper covers but not write them. Also reports a Glasgow City Theatre fire with no deaths, near-misses, and insurance concerns, plus a Robbery at 7 New Coventry Street with £600-£700 worth of stock looted, suspect Emanuel Goldsmith remanded for further evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
By & Pont
Glascow
Fraz
City Theatre
Wizard of the North’s
Adelphi
England
Ropagni
Jewertzar
Amouxtory
Emanuel Goldsmith
Marlborough Street
Russell
New Coventry
Adams
Loetcester
No. 7
New Coventry-street
Tne
Ravsell
King Street
Raveell
New Coventry Street
Confession of the Murder at Great Yarmouth
Nov 16 marks one year since a brutal murder in a town street near a widow running a chandlery. A sworn statement by Mrs. Dick ties Yarham to the crime and implicates Royal Hall and Mapes in a fatal robbery, with details of the plan, entry, and aftermath. The trial evidence then and now points to a staged burglary ending in murder, while Yarham fled town and suspects await indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yamourn
Ahe
Yarham
Royal
Hall
Mapez
Afra
Mfr
Justice Patteson
Yarmouth
W. H. Palaer
Norfolk
Mapes
Yerham
Rosal
Candler
Ais. Candler
Mrs. Candler
Afepes
Myself
Layton
Mra. Candler
Hallach Royal
Mape
Thun
Warham
Johnson
Wallace
Therm
Potatoes Fail Across Wiltshire District Amid Widespread Disease
In Warminster and surrounding parishes a severe potato blight devastates crops. Farmers report heavy losses, with up to two thirds of yields damaged, prices soaring and local meetings planned to aid the poor. The bloom of late crops and statements from multiple landlords underscore widespread impact on sustenance and economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Chronicle
VanMurstax
Wiltshire
Thal
Sogias
Warminster
Warminstar
Blandford
Dorsetshire
Salisbury
Ofaturday
Thomas Seinsbury
Werminster
Longbridge Deverell
Thomas Brown
Sutton Vener
Stocker
Angel Ton
Heytesbury
Lord Heytesbury
Ireland
William Dredge
Boreham
Shaftsbury
Hugh Hann
Edward Arnold
Donhead
Solomon Sanger
Semley
William Maidment
Henry Baker
Knowle
James Ford
Marquis of
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