Prisoner Searched After Shop Theft at Chelmsford Assizes
In a Chelmsford courtroom a shop robbery case unfolded as the prisoner yielded to a body search after denying prior suspicion. Mrs Radford assisted the prisoner upstairs, the accused resisted but produced stolen bank notes and sovereigns, offering money to escape. The prisoner was committed for trial. bail was denied and witnesses bound over.
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Que
Chelmsford
Shom
Meyaoe
Windsor
G. E. Anson
Prince Albert
William Sims
Mary Ann Truelove
Alderman Bannister
Blont
Abe
Robert Truelove
Love
George Edward Anson
Jane
Truelove
Simmonde
Lord Liverpool
Herd
Police Reports From Guildhall And Streets Of London
Reports detail Benjamin Brooks facing examination for stealing a horse and gig valued at £50, alleged to be converted after hiring for £15. Other items include a Buckingham Palace maid accused of theft, a Macbeth reference street altercation, a ginger beer bottle thrown at a theatre, and a man assaulted in Hoxton with sentencing for various offenses. Also notes on railway land trespass cases, a Bethlehem Hospital complaint, and a mock auction license violation.
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Benjamin Brooks
W. Maguay
Humphreys
Robinson
Fun Pheys
Alderman Lucas
Banks
Major Semple
Leach
W. Munagnay
Bow Street
Bocerscaamm Palace
Tuesdes
Cara
June Evans
Buckingham Palace
Edmund Heale
Windsor Castle
Steed
Air
Woutner
Wooeship Street
Eghinstone
Royal Albert
Hoxton
Broughton
Macduff
Breton
the Albert
Alfred Thomas
Barcley
Macduff,” &c
Southware
Weasroxs
TRE Gaps
Jeremiah Clark
Jeremy
Victoria Theatre
Faucit Saville
Savile
Jack Sheppard
David Blake
Hir Hiss
North Shields
London
Camden-town
Saville
Geomegistrate
Stryvian
Traill
Trinity College
Cambridge
Norwich
Anne
Bethicber Hospital
Bockley
Peckham
Bethlehem Hospital
Trail
Bethlehem
George Chilton
Gloucester
Inner Temple
Croydon Railway Company
James Smith
Brighton and Croydon Railway
Croydon
London Bridge
Sydenham
Witnese
Chilton
Mr. Chilton
Railway Company
Smith
Mr. Jeramy
Edwin
Drury
Ballantine
Lord Charles Spencer
Sierra Leone
Charles Spencer
Lloyd’s
Crozier
Denham Ville
Commercial Road
Stepney
England
Liverpool
Africa
Shea
Tne Mock Auction Nursaxc
Tueedsy
Peter M‘pherson
St. George-street
Ratcliff Highway
Isles
United Kingdom
Justice of the Peace
House of Correction
Baxter
Campbell
Barker
A Curious Column Tales From A Past Time
A column piece oddities travel through time with items. A tailor’s bill from 1616 appears in tone and tone shifts. A tale of shaving costs and gowns blends with notes on telegraph futures and a humorous misreading of missionary St. Lawrence. Reports include a coal frog in Falkirk and Birkenhead’s bold dockside plans.
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St. Louis
Washington
Congress
St. Lawrence
Ayr
Cambrian Pottery
Swansea
Williams
Goat Street
Return of Mr. Macready and London Theatre Scene
A crowded Monday at the Prince's Theatre welcomed Macready back from America with a thunderous, extended ovation for Hamlet, followed by a second night of King Lear as London audiences praised his mastery. The Lyceum offered Keeley's The Last of the Braves, while Keeley and Arden drew strong notices for lively comic-tinged performance. The page notes Fleeting moves of actors Lumley and Fitzwilliam, and local theatre tidbits from Huntingdon to Paris focusing on decor, finances, and upcoming productions.
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John Leydon
Ann Wheeler
St. George's Hospital
George Langston
Holmes Cottage
Gloucester Road
Kennington
Heer
Ann
Ron Wheeler
Hey
Langston
Anne Wheeler
Chelsea
Paracess
Princeas's
Walooms
Macready
America
Oxford Street
Prt
Bia
Hamlet
Ophelia
Keeley
Coriolanus
O. Smith
Benedict
Miss Stanley
Baacready
England
Mr. Macready
Covent-garden
Lear
Cordelia
Hiya
Goneril
Goneril Ia
Edgar
Prief
Giacopo Ragantino
Venice
Giacopo
Nineta
Maccaroni
Rugaoting
F. Matthews
F. Vining
Giaco
Giaacopo
Giscopo
Ninetta
Lumley
Her Majesty's Theatre
Paris
Italy
Fitzwilliam
New Theatre
Glasgow
Britey Avening
Adelphi Theatre
Huntingdon Theatre
Horse racing card report from Newmarket October meeting
Listing of races with horses and owners, results, betting odds, and notable finishes. Skeleton wins a handicap stakes. Fugitive wins a second class race. The Hero and Prologue win in separate classes. Cesarewitch betting details and major entrants listed with outcomes. additional matches, bets, and notable runners including The Baron, Jenny Wren, Wee Pet, and Vol-au-Vent.
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Newmarket
T.Y.C
Mr. Immore
Worley
Payne
Ma Mie
Wade
African
Example
Skeleton
Francis
Genuo
J. Hawley
F. Builer
WW. Powlet
Montreal
Dr. Syntar
Duke of Rutland
Cassar
W. Ewall
Discord
Soldier's Joy
Ur. Newton
Jenny Jomes
Mr. Phillimore
Mr. Drewitt
Lord Albemarle
Gilly
Alexa
Miss Love
Ince
Fugitive
Colin
John Day
the Hero
Repeal
E. T.Y.C
Lord Exeter
Beiram
Manto
Mann
Lord Orford
Clearwell
Fidelity
Nell Cook
G. Bentinch
W. Etwall
Agat Alamede
Ogst Norens
Clearwell Golf
Nel Cook
H. Bell
Mr. Guily
St. Lawrence
Mr. Cooper
Crouch
Lord Verulam
Mr. Death
Lord Chesterfield
Lord G. Bentinck
Mr. War
Sir Harry
H.b
Mr. Francis
Maynooth
Event
B.C
Mr. Clifton
Nottingham
R. Peel
Campbell
T. C
Lord Stradbroke
Captain Daintres
Liverpool
Negua Portsoken
Mr. Greville
Mr. Gully
Old England
Duke of Bedford
Bellam
Mariewell
Walt
the Baron
Jenny Wren
Clifton
Skerratt
Forth
Drinkard
Exeter
Mostyn
Pollock
Peel
Wigram
Kesbeng
Watt
Baron
A.F
Mr. Paillimore
Lady Anna
Sly
Duke of Portland
Ray Middleton
Thebes
Mr. Watt
Mr. Drinkeld
J. Howlett
Meiklam
Trueboy
Gratwicke
Mustyn
General Pollock
Colonel Peel
Mr. Skerratt
Me. Clifton
KR. B. Bennett
Hope
Mr. Herbert
Arctic
Lord Sandwich
Sir C. Moncks
Hack
Mr. Meeson
the Dart
Duke of Richmond
Lorde'Cockpen
Miss
Mr. Sutcliffe
Alice
George Bentinck
Clumsy
J. J. Shatto
Mr. Forth
Remorse
Mr. Wigram
Kesheng
Lord Cheaterfield
Mr. Onslow
W. Sadler
the Cook
Leach
Jenny Wrer
Hibbard
G. Bentinck
Jet
Amarsks
Billy
Paint Brush
Rad
Laird o'Cockpen
Moat
Intrepid
Wee Pet
Vol au-Vent
Newdngham
Ruff
Volau Vent
Plastagenet
Ram
Duke O F Bedford
Mskiv
Spees Rat
Robinson
Sir J. Hawley
Romford
Oakley
Lord E. Russell
Bo Sting
Lord &. Bentinck
Princess Alice
Lord Lonsdale
Mies Milner
Aloo
F Ennai
Exeterac
Colwick
Mecca
Cullingwood
Scot
Ohio
Sting
Ennai
D.T
Treen
Greville
Sir Franvis, Jre
Lord Eglinton
Tattersall
Enclil
Taurus
Ellon
Erymus
Mandan
Sults
Ocular Demonstration and Oddities From Rural Britain
A Scotsman excerpt notes a laird baffled by a barometer that predicts fair weather despite rain, then recounts Chelmsford street chase of Charles Brooks by Constable Catchpole after a potato theft, Brooks escaping in night attire across roads and fields. Miscellany items include a New York anti rent row fight in court, golden plover sightings near Andover, and Malay cockfighting customs with gambling and talisman stakes.
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Lanarkshire
Andas
New York
New World
Amvn
Hudson
John van Buren
A. Jordan
Atate
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Hoan
M'Pperson
Ellis
Pherson
Jay
Blackwall Railway
Tyerman
Wightwan
London and Blackwall Railway Company
Jobo Stock
Eny
Ait. Ballantine
Blackwall Extension Railway Company
Hammersmith
Wandsworth
Treavass
RiciMoxp 'Raiuway Company
Evan Morris
Ventry
Putney
Richmond Railway
Thomas Atkins
Victoria
Landa
Clive
Morrie
Richmond
Reilmay
Richmon
Wright
Symmons
Lancaster
Vyermin
Lancaster Guardian
Hamilton
Wallacetown
Falkirk
Scolman
Menara
Dealtry
Burgess
Christ
Tiverton
Thorsday
Deadman’s Bay
Plymouth
Imex
Birkenhead
Mersey
Sir W. Stanley
Belgrave Square
Birckenhead
Jackson
Paxton
Chatsworth
Tain
William Grant
Portmahomsack
Walter Munro
Grant
Dingwa
Jaremness 1
Courier
DEAMA
É&O
Wintrn Ganpex
Charles Brooks
Catcine
Catchpole
Brooks
Catchpule
Hhis
County
London Road
Writtle Park
Mr. R. Baker
Writte
Hampshire
Vici
Andover
Walla