Disturbances and mob violence at Ross and Cromarty churches
A violent mob surrounded churches at Logie and Rosskeen in Easter Ross, hindering ministers and striking at Lady Ross. Authorities sought troops, while sheriffs and local leaders struggled to restore order amid barricades and threats. Separate report notes a fatal boat accident near Stromness with four missing or dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cromarty
Knockbain
Nevil Douglas
Fort George
Easter Ross
Lociz Dryonerp
Rosskeen
J. Mackenzie
Dingwall
Logie
Ross
Billingsgate
Tain
Sheriff Cameron
Mackenzie
Mr. Mackenzie
Donald Fraser
Macleod
Raser
Invergorion
Presbytery
Ross Shire Advertiser
Stromngss
Bull of Hoy
John Sutherland
Samuel Willison
Ann Young
Hough Knurston
Gremsay
Greeneay
Caithness-shire
Knurston
Stromness
Outrage at Pontyberem and Rebecca outrages spread in Wales
Monday reports from Carnarthen and Swansea describe police custody and examination of two men linked to the Pontyberem violence and Rebecca incidents across Cardiganshire, Carmarthenshire, and Breconshire. Details include alleged gun threats, gate destructions, toll-gate burnings, and petitions for bail or pardon as trials approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnarthen
Pontyberem
Gwendraeth Works
Col
Trevor
Hugh Williams
Shem Scyber Fawr
Merthyr
London
Newman
Davis
Shom Scyber Fawr
Rebecca
Swansea
Lianon
Llanelly
Velenvee
Thomas’s Arms
Llandilo
Pumpseint
RapnorsHire
Llangerrig
Aberystwith
Rhayader
Radnorshire
Breconshire
Cardiganshire
Carmarthenshire
Presteign
Kington
Hay
John Walsh
Earl of Dynevor
Carmarthen
Commission of the Peace
County of
Courtenay Philipps
Coedgain
Thomas Evans
Maesgwynne
David Protheroe
Blyne
Thomas Gabril Leonard Carew Powell Gwyn
Glyn Abbey
John Roberts
Daeglas
John Lewis
John Picton
Israel
David Herbert Thackeray Griffies Williams
Llwynhebog
William Morris
John Jones
Peny Park
William Jones
Crugles
Owen Owen
Cwmgloyne
Fatal Stabbing Case in Soho Barrister Reports Murder Charge
Wilhelm Steltzler a Berlin shoemaker 34 resides at 4 Bentinck Street Soho is charged with stabbing Peter Keim a German boot and shoe maker at Dean Street Soho. Inquest revealed Keim died from bowels injury after the wound into the groin and the knife was a shoemaker tool. The coroner and jury returned a verdict of wilful murder against Steltzler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelm Stenzler
Berlin
Bentinck Street
Soho
Marlborough-street
Long
Peter Keim
Dean-street
Marshall
Deanstreet
Keim
Germany
Silver-street
Broad-street
Gulden-square
Mr. Keim
Messrs. Gell and Higgs
Westminster
York Minster
Peter Marshall
No. 35
Greek-street
Vwn
Snow
Martha Nelson
No. 20
King-street
Golden-square
Marshall Street
William Merryfield
Broad Street
Golden Square
Marshall-street
Bentinck-street
Berwick-street
Frowd
Wilhelm Steltzter
Steltzler
Cambridge Street
Jesse Jepes
Vine Street
Arthur Lane
Wilhelm Steltzler
Central Criminal Court
Newgate
Riots at National Association Hall over unpaid prizes
A large meeting at the National Association Hall ended in violence when promised prizes from Mr. Lee were not delivered. Destruction included hall fittings and nearby property, one arm broken, police called from Bow Street, and about £30 of damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bow-street
Edward George Caston
Wivenhoe
Ipswich
Brown
Essex Constabulary
Colchester
G. Savill
J.T. Turner
Ipswich Express
Fraser's Magazine Reminiscences of Louis Philippe
Fraser's Reminiscences of Men and Things offers details on Louis Philippe life, described as highly interesting. Titmarsh contributes a heavy humor piece titled Blue Beard's Ghost, which disappoints by lacking a strong punchline. A Journey to Scotland and Nocturnal Adventure in Braemar provides an admirable sketch of the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraser’s
Fraser
Louis Philippe
Titmarsh
Yelep
Blue Beard
Scotland
Braemar
Charles
Charing Cross
Edward L
Eleanor
Lincolnshire
Westminster
School of
Bertrand
Bonaparte
Josephine
Duchess D'Abrantes
Napoleon
Ross Cottage
England
Vive
Henri le
Unsettling encounter in lone hut with a shaving madman
A narrator recounts a terrifying night in a desert hut shared with a virile, deranged man who calls himself an officer of hell. The madman, wielding a razor, toys with the narrator, recounts a gruesome local murder, and intends to shave him, forcing a tense struggle for survival in isolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell
Braemar
Illusions of a Distant Shout and Monthly Illustrations Review
A fragment recalls a dramatic retreat as a character flees shouting. The piece then reviews Tae IlluminateD Macazine No VI noting improved illustrations and strong features like England Sixty Years Since and Beaus of England. It highlights Raleigh and Sedley sketches and a Dog's Tales excerpt by R B Peake, noting some unevenness in other articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Sedley
Raleigh
R. B. Peake
Yorksaine Chess Association Chairs Great Huddersfield Meeting
The Earl of Mexborough consents to chair a major Huddersfield chess gathering on November 8, drawing players from across the kingdom. The noble earl, a renowned patron and player, is expected to preside as a celebrated figure in the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorksaine Chess Association
Earl of Mexborough
Huddersfield
Doncaster Chronicle
Samuel Solomon
High-street
Chatham
Rochester
E. Buck
Howe
Sheerness
James Bertram
Excise
Samuel Solomons
Solomons
Witess
Thomas Eveleigh
Levy
Selomons
Maidstone Curnal
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Columbine
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Charles Knight and Co
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Charles I
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Titian
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Hubert le Sur
John of
Bologna
Bronsgo
Earl of Arundel
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John River
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Coke
Colonel Turner
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T. C. Grattan
ST. Helena
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Longwood
63D
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Tristam Montholon
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Marie Louise
George Cockburn
Pieron
Madame Montholon
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Lili
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the Briars
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Miss Betsee
O'Meara
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Gor
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Cuma
India
Mies Corner
China
Cuambens
Robinson Crusoe
Defoe
Crusoe
Chambers
the ForEign and Colonial Quarterly
Trauch
Board of Trade
Anti-Corn Law League
Dell
Hindoos
Madame de Sévigneé
Republic of Venezuela
the Lottaros
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Mintz Roy Drannaven
Drear
CoLsurn
United Servick Magazine
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Prack
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