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Extensive Robbery Case at Lord Frankfort’s Courtroom Drama
The Dover-like trial reports a major jewelry theft from Lord Frankfort, with Alice Lowe charged for cohabiting and stealing pious items. Witnesses describe pledged items, moved among the prisoner and her sister, and the pawnbrokers' accounts. Lord Frankfort denies authorization of disposals and notes prior gifts and seclusions. The case proceeds with remand to Saturday the 5th instant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stargiebone
Alice Lowe
Lord Frankfort
Shis
Southwick-crescent
Hyde-park
Clarkson
Lewis
Adolphus
Wife
Mr. Clarkson
Tord Frnkfort
Hyerved
Solphus
Craven-street
Gerrard-street
Charles Corbie
Lawton
Green-street
Aivester-Square
Corbie
Jones
William Bevin
Rochford
Brewer-street
Lonsdale
Carson-street
Frankfort
Mr. Adolphus
Fanny
Fanny Mitchell
Mr. Say
Mr.dolphus
Businss
Haymerket
Olymne
Janny
Priver
Madame Davey
Regent Street
Jedramrr
Htany
Arkson
Lord Londonderry
Mr. Long
Wooller
Paul
Kirby-street
Mitchell
Ryder's Court
Appalling Murder at Stanley in Derbyshires Stanley case
A daring burglary with murder at the Miss Goddards home in Stanley Derbyshire is detailed. Miss Martha Goddard died from blunt force wounds while Miss Sarah Goddard survived severely injured. Suspects Keeling and Green are in custody awaiting examination. an inquest returned a verdict of wilful murder against unknown perpetrators. A £100 reward offered by friends and government. Capture reported at Belper with strong evidence against two men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derby
Miss Goddards
Stanley
Radford
Sarah Goddard
Miss Sarah
Sarah
Scattergood
Boden
Smalley
Keeling
Green
Tuer
H. Morley
Robert Boden
Goddard
County of
R. W. Birch
Henry S. Wilmot, Bart
Whitehall
Tam
James Graham
T. M. Puiturps
Wilmot, Bart
Chaddesden
Belper
Anatomy of the peers. De Grey and allied lines
A compact survey of the De Grey lineage and related peerages. It traces the Grantham Earldom from William Robinson’s 16th century lord mayoralty to the present Earl De Grey and Baron Grantham, notes title passings, marriages, mottoes, seats, and connections to Enniskillen, Dorset, and other highborn houses. It also sketches Delamere, West, L'Isle and Dudley, Mauley, and Denbigh lines with notable marriages and offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Grey
Earl Ripon
Grantham
Grey
William Robinson
York
Metcalfe Robinson
Sir Tancred
Thomas Robinson
Horace Walpole
France
Europe
Great Wardrobe
Privy Council
Lincoln
Great Britain and Ireland
Thomas
Henry Grey
Earl of Kent
Duke of Kent
Marquis Grey
Jemima Campbell
Amabel Grey
John
Earl of
Breadalhane
Lord Grantham
Earl de Grey
Baron Grantham
Henrietta Frances
William
Robinson
Weddall
Bedford
Yorkshire-hungars
Pee-Wellington
Admiralty
Liverpool School of Tories
Isle
Repeaters
Lord Eliot
St. James’s Square
Wrest-park
Silsoe
Bedfordshire
Cowes
Isle of Wight
Putney-heath
Newby-hall
Boroughbridge
Delameere
Cholmondeley
Hugh Cholmondeley
Hugh
Thomas Cholmondeley
Vale Royal
Chester
Baron Delamere
Liverpool
Henrietta Elizabeth
Watkin Williams Wynn
Bart
Sir Watkin Williams Wynn
Charles Watkin Williams Wynn
Life Guards
Upper
Brookst
Northwich
Deelawarr
Thomas West
Edward II
West
Cressy
Reginald West
de la Warr
Holy Land
Henry the Sixth
Thames
Virginia
Excise
Cantalupe
George John West
D.C.L
Elizabeth
John Frederick
Duke of Dorset
George John Frederick
Plymouth
Duke of
Dorset
Grosvenor Street
Caxton
Cambridgeshire
Buckhurst-park
East Grinstead
Sussex
de Listy
Dupizy
John Shelley Sidney
Penshurst-place
New Burlington Street
Penshurst
Tunbridge
de Mavu Py
Earl of Besborough
William Francis Spencer Ponsonby
Baron
de Mauley
Barbara Ashley Cooper
Charles Frederick Ashley Cooper
Poole
Knaresborough
Dorsetshire
George-street
Hanover-square
Canfordhouse
Wimborne
Dennicu
Hapsburg
Geffrey
Henry the Third
Fielding
Newnham Paddox
William Fielding
Birmingham
Basil
Charles the
St. Liz
Earl of Desmond
Denbigh
Desmond
Esther
Basil Firebrace
Henry Firebrace
Charles
Mary Elizabeth Kitty
Thomas Earl of Ducie
Rodolph William Basil
Viscount Fielding
Hanover
Saxony
Adelaide
Henry Fielding
Tom Jones
Eaton-place
Lutterworth
Upper Lodge
Bushey-park
Chartist Arrests in Manchester Examinations and Committals
A morning session at the New Bailey examined Chartists James Schofield and others on charges of general conspiracy and intimidation. Prosecution alleged attendance at a delegate meeting, drafting an illegal address, and distributing the Northern Star comment. Several prisoners were committed for trial with bail set at substantial sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
New Bailey
James Schofield
William Schofield
James Leach
Robert Ramsden
Thomas Railton
Christopher Doyle
John Massey
Berard M.cartney
W. Hill
The
Northern Star
George Julian Harney
William Fletcher
John Campbell
James Arthur
Richard Hockley
Gregory
Paite
Robert Brandt
James Anthur
Joan Arran
W. Griffin
British Statesman
Evening Star
Griffin
Workmen Erect Railings To Deter Suicides In City
A group of workmen are employed in installing iron railings after city authorities opted for measures to prevent further public distress from individuals taking their own lives by leaping from a high place. The installation aims to deter such fatal acts and reduce mental anguish among residents.
Tattersall's betting on Cesarewitch and Derby medals
Heslington Roscius and Lucy Banks were new in the Cesarewitch betting. Derby bets included Scott's lot at 7 to 2 for about £200, Napier at 20 to 1, and Parthian at 40 to 1. Oaks betting noted, with numerous exact odds and totals across several horses and owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattersall
Heslington
Roscius
Lucy Banks
Napier
Parthian
Sadler
Bellissima
Mr. Jones
Lord Eglintoun
Duke of Grafton
Florence
Albemarle
Ralph
F. Clarke
Arcanus
Yarburgh
Graydon
Forth
Derby
Scott
Lot
Anson
Clarke
Philip
Bowes
Cotherstone
Lord Chesterfield
Philip Agst
Exeter
Amateur Prize Fight At Gravesend Ends In Burke Defeat
An amateur prize bout occurred on Tuesday in the marshes opposite Gravesend between Mr Burke and Mr Chilcott. After a challenge over a £100 stake, the men formed a roped arena and fought for about two hours and fifteen minutes. Burke, lighter and shorter, finally cried enough and was carried from the ground, visibly mortified by defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benedict
Giovine D'Orrare
Miss Kemble
Alfred Shaw
Norma
Assur
Ninus
Optaina
Drury-Lane
Old Drury
Coventgarden
Drury
Melpomene
Bowstreet
Rosalind
Celia
Misa Horton
Macready
Jaques
Anderson
Orlando
Allen
Drury Lane
Keeley
Ouchstone
Audrey
Shakspeare
Madame Vestris
Charles Mathews
Duke de Chartres
Mr. Hudson
Madame Vestri
Pierre Palliot
Druggendraft
Mr. Compton
Dominy
Pierre
Palace
Mademoiselle Duval
Miss Turpin
Duchess
Vestris
Mathews
Compton
Creation
Farren
Hudson
Covent-Garden
Covent Garden Theatre
Adelaide Kemble
T. H. Reynoldson
Kemble
Arsace
Giubilei
Tower of Babel
Gravesend
Burke
Chilcott
Mill owners and chartists face sedition charge at Ashton
Thomas Pitts William Woodroffe Thomas Storah John Bryerly George Welby George Johnson and mill owner George Southam charged before Rev R S Evans with seditious conspiracy at Ashton and surrounding areas. Testimony across August meetings described attempts to halt work and plan processions to Manchester while Chartist elements urged wage increases and repeal of corn laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Pitts
William Woodroffe
Thomas Storah
John Bryerly
George Welby
George Johnson
George Southam
R. S. Evans
James Jowett
James Lord
Ashton
George Miller
Swire
Lee
Dukinfield
Hull Green
Chartist Association
Hall Green
Pitts
Hudson
Hall
Swire and Lee
John Robinson
Pitts and
Sterah
Thackray
Matthew Bryerly
Maiden
Bolton
Bryerly
Joseph Hague
Woodroffe
William Schofield
Southam
Pilling
Manchester
Bucks and Co
Thomas Worrall
Joseph Armetage
Samuel Elson
Ashton-under-Lyne
Joseph Spencer
Mr. Southam
Mr. Hudson
Evans
Wilby
Special Commission
Johnson
Storah
Baik
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cate
Nan, Ord
Org
Lord Frankfort's
Dover
Macdonald
Wigan
Ship Inn
Millgate
North Terrace
Wesleyan Society
England
Lancashire
John Fielden
Blackburn
Ecclesiastical Commissioners
American Journal
Olympic Thrarre
Olympic
E. L. Bulwer
Pelham
Sir Edward
Messrs
Willjames
Halford
Baker
Olympus
Susrey Paratan
Robert Honner
Bonner
T. P. Cooke
Blanche Heriot
Chertsey
Edwards
Neville Audrey
Mr. H. Hughes
House of Lancaster
Hugh Lancret
N. T. Hicks
Chertsey Church
Herrick Evarden
Neville Audley
Blanche Herriot
Mrs. Honner
Evarden
Audley
Blanche
Lancret
Laneret
Grace Gray
Adelphi Theatre
Miss Vincent
Victoria
Tous
Mr. Saville
Surrey
Hatton Pyrden
Donzella
London
Paris
Germany
Noval
George IV
Perth
Madame Proche Giubilei
Her Majesty's Theatre
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