Fire deaths in a house blaze prompt call for fire escapes
Testimony detailed a Sunday morning fire in a multi story home where Thomas Newman and a deceased woman died. Witnesses described gas and flames on the stairs, the pet boy, and the landlord attempting rescue. The jury found the fire caused by the house taking fire and urged fire escapes to prevent future loss of life.
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John William Blake
Thomas Newman
Mr. Vangersteen
Newman
Tom
John Scott
Cross
William Vandersteen
Atkinson
Guildhall
Brighfon
Lindfield
Ellioat
London
Miss Baker
Miss E
Omagh
Robert Holmes
Holmes
Kupsel
Holme Ridge
Phoenix Park
34Th
Royal Barracks
88Th
Lot
Mind
O'Hara
Huddersfield
Hornip
Doo
Lindley
Josh
Dyson
Morton
Fires and accidents disrupt Cheltenham and royal palace life
A poor weaver family at France Lynch near Cheltenham suffers in a deadly house fire after a child lights straw with a candle. Separately a Buckingham Palace plasterer dies from a thirty foot fall. Other items report poisoned rats, a river death, and a runaway student mutiny at the Royal Naval School with mass desertions, police pelting, and official investigations pending.
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France Lynch
Cheltenham
Cook
Cheltenham Chronicle
Buckingham-Palace
James Hagan
Buckingham Palace
St. George’s Hospital
Burke
Moran
Castleconnel
Dungan
Freeman's Journal
Cooke
St. Olave's
Southwark
Battle-bridge Stairs
Horsleydown
Shepherdson
Meade
St. Olave’s
Royal Regiment, V.R
Revoir
Royal Naval School
Greenwich
Portsmouth
Kingston Upon Thames
Walker
St. Giles’s
Shooters Hill
Chatham
Royal Hospital
Adam Young
Blackheath
Lieuteuse
Huskisson
Fortifications for Paris and European turmoil news
The Moniteur reports France's government appoints Dode de la Brunaire to lead fortifications of Paris with engineers Dupin d Argremont Norzet overseeing works. Plans include a bastioned wall around the capital, a second inner line with 16 to 18 forts, and a 50,000 man camp under the walls.
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Dode de la Brunaire
Committee of Fortifications
Dupin
d’Argremont
Norzet
Paris
Faubourgs Exterieurs
St. Denis
Charenton
Vandrey
Committee of the Court of Peers
Strixe
Paris Tribunal of Correctional Police
Calais
Tarat
Madame Laffarce
Tulle
M. Laffarge
Gazette Des Tribu
Paillet
M. Dubois
M. Lespinatz
M. Massennat
M. Paillet
Chymists
Messrs. Orfila
Chevalier
Devergie
M. Puillet
MM. Orfila
France
Insurrectionary Movements Prompt Portuguese Repression
Intelligence reports from Castello Branco on the 28th disclose a rising within the 6th infantry regiment. Government orders blockade news and telegraph lines, a Portalegre guard detachment joined the insurgents, and the battalion was disbanded by decree. Edicts compel farmers to move beasts within 24 hours or face heavy fines. unrest grows as the court and Queen grow alarmed.
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Madrid
Globe
Junta
Alcala
Ultra Exaltado
el Huracan
Maynip
Ayuntamiento
Joaquim Maria Frrrer
Fernando Corradi
Spain
Espartero
Telegrapric Desparer
Perpignan
Barcelona
Tarragona
Rues
Arena del Astar
Bayonne Phare
Alcaniz
Lower
Aragon
Listox
Castello Branco
Oporto
England
National Guard
Port ‘Alegre
Avronches
The Metropolis Royal Hospitals Pageant and Park Improvements
Mon day events at Christchurch Newgate Street feature a sermon by Rev Charles Cheyne and two senior scholars presenting Latin and English orations on hospital benefit. Other items cover Green Park improvements, Catholic Institute meetings, and public interest notices across London.
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St. Matthew's Day
Royal Hospitals
Christchurch
Newgate Street
Charles Cheyne
Christ's Hospital
H. D. Harper
H. S. Maine
J. A. L. Airey
G. E. Pattenen
Wellington
W. H. Brown
Prince Albert
England
W. Romanis
P. H. Hammill
H. Newport
S. J. Phillips
Rosamond’s Pond
William Gordon
Hyde Park Gate
Stafford House
Revivals in Reskeen Church Swayed by Child Fervor
A Aberdeen Herald correspondent describes a Gaelic revival in Reskeen Church marked by loud sobs and fainting led by young girls from five to fourteen. Observers note no men present, distressed families, and a belief that the spirit signs are divine. The report clashes with local piety and raises questions about the proceedings.
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Aberdeen
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Sa de Bandeira
Turkey
Egypt
Austria
Prussia
Russia
Foreign Office
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Levant
Alexandria
Malta
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Khosrow Pacha
Hugon
Vourla
Dardanelles
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India
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Canada
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Newfoundland
Asia
Canton
China
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Texas
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Galveston
Courier
Galveston Daily Courier
Extra
Piickhard
Matagorda
A. Shepherd
Hanson
Linnville
Watts
O'Neill
Victoria
Dimmitts
Horton
P.S
Casey's
Tampico
Fornel
Portugal
the Metropolis
Hydepark
Catsoure Institute
Richmond-street
Portman-market
Lisson-grove
West End
Middlesex
House of Correction
Tulk
Catholic Institute
Charles Forbes
Middlesex House of Correction
William O'Connor
Gregory the Sixteenth
Earl of Shrewsbury
John Earl of Shrewsbury
Catholic Institute of Great Britain
Church of Christ
Great Britain
Gregory the Great
Britain
Rome
St. Peter's
Garrcory P. P
M‘neile
A. de la Torre
W. O'Connor
Institute
Strand
Hungerford-market
St. Martin's Church
Pull-mall
Surrey Zoological Gardens
Headly
Mountjoy
Stonen Prorerty
Buglar
Bathgate
Marylebone Police Court
E. W. Martin
Upper Seymour-street
Burton Square
Bank of England
Cruncu Pastoral Art Society
Peterborough
Sodor and Man
Church of England
Capocan
Chelsea
Tait
Sloane-street
Bague
R.N
Burgess
Sigmond
Zaba
Murrah
Taylor
Tracy
Great Western Railway
Ireland
Tower Hamlets
Ben Jonson Tavern
Ney
Pp. Melight Shadwell
Tower-hamlets
Blackfriars-Bridge
Blackfriars Bridge
Court of Common Council
Commissioners of Sewers
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