Disturbances and raids shadow Irish counties amid rebel unrest
Reports describe insurgents burning police stations at Glenbower and Portlaw, attacks thwarted by authorities, and mass gatherings with armed peasants. Details include rebel leaders, arrests, executions and a tale of Ballin garry confessions, plus a comic episode of Anglo Indian life amid tension.
Horrible Case at Lambeth Court on Abortion Plot
At Lambeth police court Spencer Linfield and Mary Ann Dryden faced charges of giving deleterious drugs to Eliza Wilson to cause abortion. Evidence described a month of dangerous potions and instruments in Mrs Linfield’s herb shop. Other defendants included Richard Orpin and William Linfield. witnesses testified of patient confinement, poisonous herbs, and a pattern of soliciting abortions at the Linfield residence amid neighbors' complaints. The court remanded all defendants for further examination.
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Mary Ann Dryden
Lambeth
G.C. Norton
Eliza Wilson
Norwood
Emmerson
Division of Police
Chapman
Wilson
Ellyard
Pati
Norton
Robinson
R. Orpin
Robinaun
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Linfield
Mr. Norton
Thomas Cannos
Elize Wilson
Lemuel Elyard
Tam
Richard Orpie
Beatlane
Walworth
East Lane
Tosu
Elizabeth Baker
Baker
Infanta
Games
J. Clarke
Mre
Tinfield
Ford
House of Linfield
Flower
City of London Voter List Revision Proceedings
Mr M Christie's session at Guildhall on Tuesday morning revises the London city voter list. Liberal witnesses praise strict enforcement, while Conservative agents oppose overstrict fines. The court considers post delivered notices for objections, rejects improper duplicates, and cites Birch v Edwards.
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Brown
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Horner
City of London
City of
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Henderson
Potter
Christie
Franke
Post Office
Theinelde
Court of Common Pleas
Justice Maule
Birch ¥. Edwards
Justice Williams
Chia
Coase
The Insolvency of Mr Burge late Commissioner of Bankruptcy
The Leeds insolvency case of Mr William Burge Q C a former bankruptcy commissioner was heard in York Castle. He faced opposition from Leeds creditors led by Mr J H Hill with others including Mr Lee and Mr Sangster as counsel. The examination revealed assets debts and losses including a large library sale and life policy arrangements. The court debated final order timing under a statute clause with the judge declining to set a day. A trade assignee appointment was discussed with Pearce and Child, and a day for assignee choice was to be fixed.
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New London Bridge
White Tower
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Nunez
Service Gasette
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United Service Gazette
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Sheriff's Court
County Courts
The Sale at Stowe and Other Contemporary Notices
Shipping reports from Stowe describe sales of Grenville rooms furniture with high prices, while Buckinalam and Northampton note strong bidding and a striking four post bedstead selling at a premium. Other items cover a Tower of London statue plan for Wellington and British coast actions against slave trade, plus a London city debts act amendment and legal enforcement notes.
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Grenville
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Peg
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Maneon
Walesby
Northampton
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Japan Rooms
Inquest into Great Western Railway Accident Tragedy
A coroner's inquest at Ongtrexgam investigated the death of three railway laborers Joel Wits 32 William Bull 24 and John Newmen 32 killed near Hatherley bridge when a passenger train passed while they counted luggage at the line. Witnesses described lookout failures and lack of timetable access. the jury found accidental death.
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Compagsea
Great Western Railway
Joel Wits
William Bull
John Newmen
Hatherley Bridge
Mr. Lovegrove
Thomas Nicholson
Trucka
Cheltenham
Wo. Beach
Blickhorn
Glacrator
Great Western
John Ludford
Midisod Company
Birmingham
Glocenter
Henry Wilkinson
Glocester
Blinkbor
Blo
Ling
Brookes
Newman
Fire and loss of life at London premises
The late fire at Mr Watkinson’s Whitechapel road home claimed the lives of Samuel Pitt a 13 year old and Priscilla Pitts aged 9. Priscilla died at London Hospital with surgeons noting very little hope for her mother who is heavily pregnant and badly burned. Coroner’s inquest heard witnesses but could not determine how the fire began. verdict: the children burnt to death with no cause proved.
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Ramjan Khan
Sahib
Barry
Dando
Nativa
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Walker
Cove
Esquire
Hexeter Hall
Aks
Blackbird
Sammy
Puckins
Ramjad Khan
Sevitg
Ramjam
Sonor
Priscilla Pitts
London Hospital
Hopea Ware
Oire. Pitts
Hospi
Watkinson
Baker
Samuel Tayior Pitts
Mr. Pitta
National Gallery expansion report urges new wing and grants
A select committee reports on enlarging the National Gallery to house Vernon’s donated pictures. It favors expanding the current site rather than a new building, notes public generosity, and urges prompt action to acquire space and seek a monumental design. It also mentions plans for a new Battersea park project and related civic works.
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National Gallery
Alte
Royal Academy
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