Protectionists Dinner Honours N Newdegate in Warwickshire
A large Protectionist rally at Coleshill near the Swan Tun field honored C N Newdegate Esq a Warwickshire MP. Sir E C Hartopp chaired as Newdegate praised his consistency while denouncing free trade and corn laws. Lord George Bentinck followed with fervent defense of protection, urging vigilance at registration courts.
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C. N. Newdegate
C.N. Newdegate
Warwickshire
Swan Tun
Coleshill
E. C. Hartopp
Mr. Newdegate
Anti Corn Law League
Sir Robert Peel
Prussia
Robert Peel
Sheffield
Lord Morpeth
Niagara
Cobden
Bordeaux
League
Shielofas
Lord Stanley
H. Robins
George Bentinck
Ths
England
Meade
John o’Groats
Atlantic
America
France
Newdegate
Wolds
Yorkshire
Lord G. Bentinck
Lord Brougham
Coventry
Nuneaton
Birmingham
Sam
Brother Jonathan
Uncle Sam
Ford
Ewid Luad
Sovoner
Birstingham Advertiser
The Commission of Lunacy on Mrs. Cumming
The inquiry into Mrs. Catherine Cumming fortune of £330,000 resumed at the Horns Tavern Kennington before Mr. Commissioner Barlow and a special jury. Witnesses described her odd conduct and alleged infidelity, with medical experts deeming her insane, an adjournment granted until the 24th for Paris witnesses.
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Catherine Cumming
Dangerfield
Petersdorff
Parry
Robinson
Cumming
John Wilson
Belgrave Terrace
Mr. Ince
Hooper
Cooper
Captain Cumming
Mra. Cumming
Maida Vale
Woo
Manchester Street
Asra. Cumming
Pritchard
Lord Ashley
York House
Battersea
Gun
General Lygen
Guards
Ince
Iesha
Alexander Morrison
Lum
Milkman denies debt as water adulteration tales unfold
In a Friday case Pansee Count Bosny v Pirrwat before Brent, Esq., a milkman defendant contends he never owed the debt while the plaintiff’s attorneys press for terms. The judge orders the defendant to attend next court day with witnesses to prove payment and challenge the allegations of watered milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosny
Pirrwat
Brent Brent
Uilawear
Montpensier marriage dominates European crisis notes
From Paris and Madrid to London the latest intelligence centers on the Montpensier Infanta match. Britain asserts rights to intervene under the Utrecht treaty while Spanish authorities and ministers clash with foreign powers. Financial markets and rail joint ventures show strain as authorities seek to resolve the royal union and its wider diplomatic fallout.
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Journal Des Debats
Duke de Montpensier
Iolante
Spain
Paris
Count Bresson
Journal Des Débats
France
Tts
Thorsday
Orleans
Havre
Great Northern
Avignon
Vierzon
Bordeaux
Boulogne
Troyes
Montereau
Basle
Fampoux
Strasburgh
Tours
Nantes
Lyons
Cette
Brigian
Mapxip
Preag
Infanta
Bulwer
London
Montpensier
Duke of Montpensier
el Expectador
Madrid
Senor [Ataritz
Infante
Senor Sataritz
Cortes
Europe
Moniteur Algerien
Sth
Morocco
Abdel Kader
Muley Afahsmed
Taza
Abd el- Kader
British Association For the Advancement OF Science
Souruampton
Victoria Room
Prince Albert
Viscount Palmerston
John Herschel, Bart
Lord Palmerston
House of Commons
India
Calcutta
Warren Hastings
Clive
Vodia
Lorp Rirox
Ma. Newtor
Mr. CrowthEen
Newton
Mr. Crowther
Lord Ripon
Mr. Newton
Ewerby Thorpe
Sleaford
Loan Ripon
Crowmen
Crowther
Danston
Nocton
Lincoln
Dunston
Queen Ann's Bounty
Noctop
Lord Buckinghamshire
Itill
Bir. Crowther
Nuctun
Charles Pransox
Gaennick
Iavenpuoot
Princres Royal
Greenock
Fairir 60 Co
Predictions for the St Leger race and local notices in brief
The column reviews racing opinions for Brocardo and rivals in the St Leger with lists of probable starters including Sir Tatton Sykes Erin go Bragh Touchstone Grimston and others. We also report a South Lancashire public dinner for MP W Brown supporting free trade, a Chelmsford Protection Society dinner, a devastating Liverpool sugar refinery fire, a public assault case in Marylebone with a Coldstream Guards soldier fined, and related civic notices.
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Water
Brocardo
Touchstone
Cotherstone
Tatton
Ingo
Grimstun
Pegasua
Bell
Tatton Sykes
Free Lance
W. Scott
Scott
Edwards
Erin Go Bragh
Edwards Gen. Shubrick
Holmes
Mr. Nunn
Col. Anson
Iagoo
Butler Col. Anson
Lord Chesterfield
Lord Eglinton
Hains
E. Runswell
Cravston
Cranebrook
Rubinson
Wakefield
Skerratt
Mr. Maher
Humdrum
Mr. Wreford
Southh Lancasning
W. Brows
M.P
Warrington
Nag
W. Brown
South Lancashire
W. Altcar
Thomas Bailey
Manchester Chamber of Commerce
J. Stubba
J. Hardy
Moorning Chronicle
Chelmston D
Duke of Richmond
George Bentinck
Chelmeford
Protection Societies
Scotland
Highland Agricultural Association
Essex
Protection Society
Essex Herald
Awrut Axe DestiaucTivs
Taverpool
Livespool
Messrs
M'Fie
Megara
Branker
Harrington Street
Liverpool
Bachelor Street
Dale Street
Orange Street
Hale Street
London
Thebaven
Thut
James
Iriah
Exchange
Lord Street
John Sully
Coldstream Guards
Rawlinson
Marylebone
Mary Ron Carter
Pir
Foater
High Street
Oxford
Jtown
Henriettatreet
Manchester Square
Oswan
Oxford Street
Herway
Bayswater
John O'Halloran
Grove-place
Brompton
Oxford-street
Guernsey
Cromer Street
Bronewick Square
Kovar
Priawu
Horrible Murder and Mutilation at Chesterfield
An adjourned inquest at the Shoulder of Mutton Inn Hasland heard evidence about the murder of George Collis, a 26 year old former servant. Witnesses linked John Platts to the crime, recounting a severed body found near Platts shop and a hollow across the skull. A verdict of wilful murder was returned against Platts.
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Mutton Inn
Hasland
Thoraday
Turouphout
Chesterfield
Mary Mankes
Brampton
William Mankes
George Cullis
Angie
Sharpe
Platts
Royal Oak
George Parker
Thomas Harver
Tam
Shambles
Turry
Briddon
Platt
Thomas Bellamy
Piatts
Terry
Thomas Bellany
Jack
Terry’s
Elizabeth Harvey
Thomas Harveys
James Radford
Chester Beld
Ionocent
George Collis
Wilcockson
Lankey
Mansfield
Tom Waterhouse
Sharp
John Holbrook
Torn
Peranu
Thomas Thurmapson
Collis
Mawkes
Charles Wilcox
Knight
Plat
Ito
Sheffield
Carolite Radmaule
Maonsfield
Henry Knight
Cotterell
Mary Thomson
Ron Platts
Jobn Plats
John Meteshanid
Husland
Bunting
Elles Beresford
Mary Mathes
House of Correction
H. B. Walker
Charlen Cotterill
Cheaterfield
John Platta
John
Cullis
Ringers
Tom Harvey
John Platts
Bankrupt chemist faces final examination in £20,417 liability case
The bankrupt, once trading as a chemist on Oxford Street, faced a final examination with debts of about £20,417 and assets near a tenth of that. He admitted buying and cashing bills from Pearson and Jarmane, denied knowing forgery, and the court adjourned the examination to October 5, with the bankrupt’s allowance extended for a month. A Lewes accident report followed, detailing a tram-road mishap near Spring Ditch where a goods train ran into a siding, plunging into the water as crew escaped.
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Baxkaverer
Oxford Street
Pearson and Jarmane
Bagley
Lawrance
Davin
Ansrn
al Davis
Messrs. Pearsu and Jarmane
Mr. Davie
Mr. Davis
Pearson
London
Juster
Mr. Pearson
Mr Davis
Lewes
Hastings
Polegate
Walltio
Charles Clarke
Penvensey
Steem
Thomas Arkcoll
Gaoesthing
William Werhame
Udimore
John Austen
Brede
Linn
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ST. Leger
Sunday Times
Iago
Grimston
Fancy Bos
Poynton
Dawson
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