Temperance visit sparks Norwich clash at St Andrew's Hall
In Norwich a large audience gathered at St Andrew's Hall for a meeting with Father Mathew and the Bishop of Norwich to promote temperance. Opponents scattered hostile placards while supporters hailed Mathew as a Christian reformer, and the bishop urged a charitable welcome and unity in the cause.
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Father Mathew
Norwich
Rome
St. Andrew's Hall
St. Andrew’s
Westminster
Theobald Mathew
Stafford Jerningham
Nellyan
Carlton
Lowestoft
Temperance Choral Society of Norwich
J. J. Gurney
Society of Friends
Friend
St. Andrew’s Hall
London
Sworth
Mathew
Tir
Church of England
Sen
Manchester
Land of Freedom
America
England
Belfast
Liverpool
Tshail
Reylfriend
Church of Rome
Bretren
Ime
Ais
Eagland
Father Mallew
Destruction of St Olave's Councy Vestry Meeting
The largest vestry meeting of St Olave's parish held at Maze Pond girls charity school to decide on rebuilding after the parish church was destroyed by fire. Debate over restoring on the original site or building anew with cost estimates and a committee named to oversee erection.
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St. Olave's Councy
St. Olave's
Girls’ Charity School
Mazepond
Kenney
Bloyd
Sheriff Pilcher
Hear
Vane
Alderman Farncombe
Scovell
Walker
Langley
Kenny
Alderney Farm
Tottenham
London
Wellclose Square
Whitecross-street
West of England Company
Lym
Axmouth
R. H. Aberdein
J. J. de Bruyn
Lyme
John Reed
Dowland
de Bruyn
Royal Steamer
Prince Albert
Bedam
Farnell
Henry Norrington
Axminster
John Carey
Manchester
William Wright
Chapel Yard
Hulme
Loughrin
Beswick
Mrs. Wright
Wright
Lonp Cardigan
Cercigen
Lord Cardigan
Dublin
Chronicle
Murdered Llanfyllin infant case shocks Montgomeryshire
A newborn female's body was found in the Pendre mill dam near Llanfyllin. An inquest led to a verdict of wilful murder by unknown persons. Jane Foulkes was arrested in West Felton and examined, with magistrates ordering her to appear for concealment of birth after evidence suggested a recent delivery.
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Llanfyllin
Montgomeryshire
Pendre
William Humfreys
Thomas Oliver
Pritchard
Davis
Robert Jones
Davies
Jones
John Davies
Robert Foulkes
Jane Foulkes
Llantyllin
Mary Davies
Foulkes
Foulke
Margaret Lloyd
Oswestry
Mr. Frank
West Felton
Ian Shropshire
Llanfyliin
Jane Price
Babylinen
John
Ees
Paris
Moniteur
Barcelona
Corps Franc
Atarezanas
Riera
Esther
Burger
Tarragona
Prim
Blanco
Baarcelonetta
Baiger
Don Raphael de Gallada
Phare
Seville
London
Marseilles
Malta
Alexandria
Bombay
Suez
Indian Mail
Scinde
Tellyelyn
Thomas Williams
Llangennach
Henry Rogers
Penllwyogwyn
Lewis Davis
Seybor Ucha
Pontardulais
Lianon
Welch
William Chambers
Hendybridge
Scott
76Th Regiment of Foot
Hendy-gate
Gwilly River
Mynyddsalen
Llanedy
Llanelly
Gibb
Hendy Gate
Hendy Bridge-Gate
Puntardulais
Toll Board
Hugh
Henry Gibbs
Llanon
Williams
William Hugh
Tallydyn
Hendry-bridge
Deeath
Swansta
Gwillverner
Prince Albert
France
Kemp-town
Manchester
Leeds
Leeds Mercury
Abd.el-Kaper
Lloyd's
Algiers
England
Abd-el-Kader
James Martin
Bexley-death
Wheelhouse
C. Jones
Lambert
Deptford
Crouch
Butler
James Crouch
Greek Street
Fonblanque
Guildhall
Richard Russell
Mary Ann Hawkins
No. 3
Holborn Buildings
Inspector Penny
Bow Street
Rosbery
St. James'’S Park
Hannah Owen
Jane Martin
Twyford
St. James's Park
Thomas Owen
Brunswick Row
Westminster
Owen
Martin
House of Correction
Marylebone
Francis Youail
Mr. Long
Louisa Youail
Paddington Canal
Gerard-Strest
Sampson George Moseley
Soho Medical Institution
Maltby
Elizabeth Eliza Davis
Grafton-street
Humphries
Gerard Street
Leicester-square
Samuel William James Merriman
Brookstreet
Grosvenor Square
Epward
West-street
Smithfield
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Gresnwood
Greenwood
Mallett
Kr. Greenwood
Union Halul
Sartor AsHork
Taylor
Cottingham
East Smithfield
St. Katharine’s Docks
Vine Street
Tovley Street
Treport accident rewards and inquest at Leatherhead
Reports from Treport claim Queen Victoria rewarded a postilion with 000 francs and King with 1000 francs plus a perpetual annuity after a royal carriage accident. An inquest at Leatherhead returned a verdict of willful neglect by the mother and possible culpability by Maurice Martin in the death of Lucy Goodluck and her infant.
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Courrier du Havre
Treport
Murpen
Lucy Goodluck
Thomas Goodluck
Bull Inn
Leatherhead
Air We Carttar
Ron Young
Mr. Burgess
Iman
Maurice Martin
John Burgess
Lucy
Charles Goodluck
Sig
Neice
Duke’s Head Club
Hin
Thomas Hedgecock
Lerty Goodluck
Mr. Constable
Tommy
Martin
Nis
Sarah Cook
Fetcham
Laet
Rnng
Union
Sara Gambul
Lst
Cisat
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