Romantic Conspiracy at Bristol A tale of deceit and elopement
The Bristol affair centers on Ann Bryers and Miss Louisa King influencing Mr. Woolley through forged letters and a marriage scheme. Bryers manipulated events to elope with a supposed heiress, resulting in a costly, public exposure and multiple remands as investigators seek truth behind the £47,000 claim and Bryerss extravagant spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Bryers
Ann Morgan
Bryers
Hyver
Aranday
Forestreet
Cripplegate
Keane
Mr. Woolley
Louisa Poole King
Louisa Peale King
Mary Ann Morgan
Morgan
Bristol
Woalley
Flamborough
John Woolley
Woolley
Miss King
Traill
Union Hall
Mr. King
Bridge House
London
Radcliffe-street
Bristol Mirror
Miss Bryers
Bristol Mercury
Kingsdown
Miss
Beyers
Benedict
The Agriculturists and Their Recent Meetings
The piece likens English agriculturists to Moliere’s George Daudin, arguing farmers face political manipulation by lords and dukes. It critiques Duke of Rutland and Lord Salisbury for shaping policy to protect their interests, while farmers endure uncertain leases and changing corn laws. It cites Mr Gregg on Scotch leases as contrast and warns aristocratic tactics safeguard power over farmer welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Daudin
the Duke OF Rutland
Hen
Ley
MR. Philips Lord Salisbury
Moliere
Laysan Parevenvy
Set
Job
George Daudins
Bullus
Cocus
Peel
Fortune
Louisa Poole King
Mary Anne Morgan
Duke of Rutland
George
Dukes
Clevelands
Salisburys
House of Commons
Henley
Oxfordshire
Pug
Lord Norreys
John Russell
Lord Nourreys
Waltham Association
Duke of Northumberland
Lord Salisbury
Swentieth Sunday after Trinity in the Week
The article lists liturgical readings for Sunday and notes dated ephemera, weather remarks, and events. It records Michaelmas term dates, Weyhill fair, insurance due by Michaelmas, and China trade openings with daily weather summaries and astronomical data for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe ii
Mark xii
Micah
Murphy
Meteo
Ephem
Oxford
Cambridge
Weyhill
Sivert &c
N.M
Turspay
Legh
E.N.M
Clondy
Columbus
America
Troursvay
Prainay
China
Eplem
Sax
M. Juiry Meteo
Calculating Sunrise Sunset and High Water Times in Britain and Ireland
The guide explains determining sunrise and sunset by latitude with adjustments per degree, and calculating high water at major ports by offsetting London Dock time with specified hours and minutes for Bristol Cork Falmouth Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Ireland
London Dock
Bristol
Cork
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Newspaper Stamps Return Counts by Weekly Newspapers
The record lists numbers of newspaper stamps issued to weekly papers for April, May, and June. It specifies stamp counts per title and the monthly totals, including a weekly average sale figure. Names and exact titles appear among the figures, with multiple papers cited and varying counts across months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iercise-office
Marcus
R.S.T
Eliza
L. M
M.C
Manchester
W. S
H. S
F. W
Kent
Wip Fon
D.H
Charles Vanelly
Hare
Avril
Scotland Tenantry and Farming Policy Debate Echoes
In Scotland the tenantry earns trust through long experience and prudent investment, linking security to crops, rents, and steady improvement. Hertfordshire voices clash as Mr. Hainworth attacks tariffs, warning of hidden smuggling and harm to British farmers under Peel’s plan, while the paper invites further debate and mocks Tory critics. The piece predicts further political shifts and a moving political ground set by last session’s changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Hertfordshire
Philips
Hainworth
Miles and Pusey
Oxford
Weekly Chronicle
Georges Daudins
Ashburton Controversy and the Morning Chronicle Debate
A polemical piece arguing over the Ashburton Treaty sources the true St Croix origin and treaty terms. It questions Palmerston’s view, mocks the Morning Chronicle, and stresses policy over minutiae, urging moderation to protect commerce, colonies, and cost in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Croix
Lord Palmerston
Morning Chronicle
Palmerston
Lord Ashburton
Parker
Mr. Parker
The
Chronicle
Examiner
Weekly Chronicle
John Knox
Ashburton
Canada
Bond
Liverpool
England's changing role in love and law across a decade
Readers glimpse two police reports framed as social critique on women and marriage, then a crowded parliamentary digest. The article moves through crisis cases of Ellen Cumall ing and brutalities, then reports on prorogation, coinage, and court rifts, ending with a fire at Maxwelltown chapel and a note on incendiary suspicion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Wakefield
America
United States
Australia
Ellen Cumalling
Lord Frankfort and the Delicate Investigation Turbulent Trial
A London paper condemns Lord Frankfort and Miss Alice Lowe amid a sensational inquiry. It accuses the noble peer of entrapping women in his Hyde Park home with diamonds as decoy jewelry while denying responsibility, portraying the affair as a grave betrayal of trust and propriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Frankfort
Mr. Long
Alice Lowe
Long
Anil
London
Woolley
Bristol
Mrs Lowe
Miss Lowe
No. 17
Southwick Crescent
Hyde Park
Jonathan Wild
Pany
Also Mentioned on This Page
Horario Crvcery
Leadenhall Market
Lucas
Fife
Uluygh Quile
Humane Society
Willington Square
Rnk Cratoms
Hastings
Commissioners of Customs
Burnley
Particudars
Eward
Tam
J. Vtastinus
Dorsetterrage
Clapham Read
Orden
Church
Milous
Anurrace
Nates
Wales
Berwick-upon-Tweed
Hetuber
Profese Xromd
Chilton
Gloucestershire
OL V
Zealarnd
Mars
Mapa
Thes
Proce Alnent
Prince AlBert
Prince
Lord Rivers
Arthur Duncombe
R.N
C. A. Murray
G. EK. Anson
Harriers Secon
Datchet
Hunter
Carrie
Guernsey
Court of Cee Pleas
Assembly of Chief Pleas
Royal Court
Douraine
France
Court of Chief Pleas
Norway
Newcastle Chronicle
the Weekly Chronicle
Great Britain and Ireland
Qabs
Bell
Low Bells Weekly
Messxatminer
Hritannin
Spectator
John Bell
National Advertiser Atlas
New Weekly
Mess
Ee Argus
TRUTH
House of Loans
United Kingdom
Earl of Aberdeen
Earl of Shaftesbury
Augustus Clifford
Black Rod
Pulman
Goodbody
W. Lee
House
Suerirrs Court
Piix-square
Taiz
Juny
Extraonpixany Casp
Westox
Toney
Tones
Ieorge Shaw
Arnold
Austen
Cheltenham Journal
Mannyy Lesone
Ricut
Duke of Dorset
Lord Radstock
Earl of Dundonald
House of Lords
Brazil
Covent-garden
Bernard
Bandon
Robert
Hanover
Rowland Hill
Gibraltar
J. H. Capper
J. Graham
Gravesend
7Th Royal Fusileers
Isle of
Maxweniowx Cuaver
Dumfries
Maxwelltown Chapel
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