Violet Chooses Love Over Lord Norford and Arbridge
In a tense boudoir confrontation Violet declares engagement to Lord Norford, rebuffing Arbridge who mourns his lost love. Evelyn urges restraint, Violet remains steady, and Arbridge exits in despair while Violet’s decision averts a duel driven by jealousy and passion.
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Violet
Boudoir
Evelyn
Mr Arbridge
Mise Stuart
Mr. Arbridge
Wenner
Mr. Armridge
Arbridge
Norford
Ron
G Gseed
Vivier
Lora Norford
Ely
Albridge
Jorely
Tohin
Paradise
Rasure
Religious Bigotry at Madeira Endangers Dr Kalley
Madeira island reports heavy anti British and anti Kalley riots aimed at destroying British residences and forcing Kalley off the island. Authorities are accused of inaction while mobs attacked Rutherford and Kalley houses, burned books and property, and compelled the British consul to aid the evacuation. Security concerns rise as letters call for a British man of war. Kalley fled aboard an English steamer.
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Miss Rutherford
Br. Kalley
Kulley
Wis
Royal Mail
Laferoale
Dyster
Kalley
Tani
Carlos Teiles
Rutherford
Pexege
Bere
Beck
Lim
Revolting Coffin Remains Found Beside Regent's Canal
At Worship Street court on Saturday John Gardner reported a shocking scene of about six cart loads of coffins and human bones dumped on a waste ground by Kingsland Road and the Regent's Canal. A crowd of locals, including children, looted metal plates and wood, while authorities investigated amid strong odor and indignation.
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Worship Street
John Gardner
Uertford-street
Haggerstone
Kingsland Road Bridge
Regent's Canal
King
A. Gould
Shoreditch
Holland
Aput
Halland
Tarleton
MN Division
Waller
Mr. King
Tem
Parleton
Beadle
Mr. Broughton
Thomas Grueber
Billiter Square
St Mathew
Friday-street
Ill-treatment in Lewes Gaol Inquest Opens in Brighton
A Lewes Gaol inquest heard testimony that James Allan died after eight months confinement under hard labour and solitary blocks. Witnesses described weak health, insufficient food, and alleged mistreatment. The jury found Allan died of lung disease and diarrhoea, aggravated by confinement and alleged under nourishment.
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Brighton
P. H. Gell
James Allan
Lewes
Robert Allan
House of Correction
Martha Elizabeth Stimpson
James Allen
Flo
Jim
William Verrall
Gloucester-place
J. Laurence
John Sanders
Eaw
Furner
Neusy
Richard Burnett
Prince
Mr. Burnett
Sussex
Lord Dudley Stuart refutes claim on Czartoryski sequestration
In London a debate centers on a Frankfort Journal report that Princess Czartoryski's property in Gallicis was released after august mediation and that her husband would vow noninvolvement in Polish affairs. Lord Dudley Stuart asserts the Prince would not barter duty for meager estates, defending a life spent in service to the country. The article also covers a suspect poisoning case in Mary Ann Stroud’s death and a Liverpool alkali patent for condensing acids with vertical coke condensers and steam to reduce fumes.
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Frankfort
Czartoryski
Gallicis
Baker
Cock and Mappie
St. Luke's
Mary Ann Stroud
Bowyern
Alrali
Liverpool Assizes
Murpratt
Bell
Alkali Works
South Shields
Patentes
Royal Sappers breach stockade in test at Chatham
Friday afternoon at Chatham garrison a Royal Sappers and Miners breach test were conducted on field works of the Royal Engineers under Lt Col Sir Frederick Smith. A bridge across the river was completed in under fifty minutes using rafts and pontoons, followed by a double stockade construction. Charges of powder created breaches of thirteen and eight feet respectively, allowing entry for troops, with interior destruction and shaken earth, drawing high praise from Sir Thomas Willshire and officers. The party then inspected further siege drill by recruits.
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Liverty
Rye House
Roland
Rockingham
Mat
Athherley
Tig Hall
Iits
Life Guards
Reland
Ruland
Hell
River Plate
Secretary of the Admiralty
HLM
Verona
Monte Video
Admiralty
Alecta
Parana
Saint Lorenga
General Rosas
Obligado
Caledonia
Totham
St. Lorenzo
Hatha
Alecto
Harpy
Lizard
Bajada
Santa Fe
S. H. Inglefield
San Lorenzo
Austen
Tyndell
Procter
Cannes Hollan
River Parana
Ierely
San Lerengo
Twe
Ler Majesty
Her Majesty
Tenebro
Her
Li Have
Bruce
Ward
E. H. B. Procton
Charles Hotham
H.M
Gargon
Fort Lorenzo
Lorenzo
John ‘Jrillia
Mr. Barnes
Mr. Webb
William Fox
Charles Williams
Mr. Miller
H. M
St. Mary's
Thomas Blanchard
Sir Frederick Smith
Heki
99Th
New Zealand
Thomas Willabire
F. Smith
Eap, &E
Fatal Accident on Nottingham and Lincoln Railway
A Nottingham to Lincoln train near Gonalstone suffers a catastrophic engine failure when a spring breaks. The engine driver falls, a stoker named Henry Glover is crushed between the tender and engine, and amputation is needed. He dies hours later at the infirmary. A later incident at Burton Joyce prompts an inquiry amid alleged negligence and unsafe signals.
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Henry Glover
Gonalstone
Nottingham
General Hospital
Lincoln
Burton Joyce
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