Extraordinary Marriage at Waltham Agricultural Show
At Waltham Agricultural Association annual meeting in the Agricultural Hall the ploughing was praised though stock numbers were low with 51 cattle and 40 sheep. The Duke of Rutland chaired the dinner while speeches urged continued support for protection and local industry amid grain price fluctuations and labor concerns.
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Waltham
Waltham Agricultural Association
Duke of Rutland
Hear
Devonshire
Chadwick
Poor Law Commissioners
Bank of England
Sanderson and Co
T. C. Beasley
Marquis of Granby
M.P
Robert Peel
House of Commons
America
Ireland
J. Grahamne
R. Peel
Lord Stanley
House of Lords
Robert Tel
Corn Law League
Lytar
Rumor of Wellington and Miss Coutts Denied
The Morning Post reports a circulating tale of a matrimonial alliance between the Duke of Wellington and Miss Burdett Coutts, which an Observer excerpt later declares utterly false in every particular. Miss Coutts has left for Paris for three weeks, returning soon. The Leeds Mercury notes an impending electric telegraph link between London and the north, with lines to Manchester, Liverpool, York, and Edinburgh, soon to be extended to Rugby and London. Two youths detained over the Evenpeel murder remain in custody pending results of private examinations, with alibis claimed and police scrutiny criticized by many locals.
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Moscow
Cobden
Nishni Novogorod
Vocina
Mr. Cobden
M. Gutachkow
Calico Printing Mills
M. Prochorow
M. Kotow
National Gallery
Vernon
Fine Arts
England
Rafalgar Square
National Pictures
Academy
Great Britain
Literary Gazette
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Escare Oy
H. BR
Heasmay
Exoireza
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Temple Lane
Fleet Street
Marsh
Borough
Metropolitan Police District
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Passney
Vwe
Stamp Office
Glasgow
High Court of Justiciary
James Campbell
Thomas
Ackay
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Teran
Fox
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Renfrewshire
Mexico
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el Penon
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Pacienza
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Gelb
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Riley
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Magruder
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Callender
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Pearce
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Shield
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Mendosa
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Postmumova Wonxe Oy Ds
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London
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York
Hall
Newcastle
Berwick
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Birmingham
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Leeds
Mademoiselle Evenpeel
Fatal Collision on the South Western Railway
Coroner at Wimbledon investigates the death of William Henry Sawyer after a goods train from Southampton to London collided with the mail train near Wimbledon. Fog and grease on the rails, missing rear signals, and a sleeping brakeman contributed to the tragedy. Jury returns accidental death with a plea for safer coupling methods.
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Carter
Surrey
Wimbledon
William Henry Sawyer
Southampton
London
Andover
Woking
Elton
Kingston
Richmond
Wandsworth
Greman
Stevie
Stovin
Frightful Train Accident at Glasgow Queen Street
A luggage train descending from Edinburgh at Cowlairs station plowed into stationary freight in a Glasgow store yard near Star Hotel. Three trucks piled amid rubble. four or five on board, one dead, two severely injured, others missing. Investigations underway into likely negligence at Cowlairs for failing to couple cars, with officials to publish findings.
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Glasgow
Queen Street
Cowlaira
Tts
Aterea
Star Hotel
James Macarthur
Arail
Cowlairs
Wm. Dancap
Wm. Wylie
Duncan
Macarthur
Wylie
Dncan
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