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CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.
(Continued from our last.) SATURDAY...Henry Foss, Captain of the Prince of Wales Margate steamer, who was tried for the manslaughter of David Davis, was acquitted. The prisoner was also charged on other indictments with the manslaughter of the two other sea- men, arising out of
August 31, 1845 - The Era - London, London, England
THE RING.
FITGHTS TO COME. Sept 0-Caunt and Bendigo, 200 sees a-oide, halfway between homne 0Iaeyand hme.rm ,10 oea-side (adjourned fight,) same ring with Gaunt andid, witendthgo. 9-BillytJrdan and Fobrtyso, 20 soysa-stoe5Bimangheatm. 0-Colinsto Sanfod, WaltndBiaroMnhse, 10 soya a-aide;mi
August 31, 1845 - The Era - London, London, England
THB SOUTHWARK ELECTION.
All true Liberals must support Sir W Molesworth. They must remember not to exemplify in literal manner the truth of the fable of the bundle of sticks. United, the sticks were incapable of being broken—disunited, each was broken with ease. A Mr Miall has thrust himself forward as
August 31, 1845 - Bell's Life in London and Sporting Chronicle - London, London, England
Savage Murder at Rotherblthe
Friday Mr. W. Carter held the New Cross Inn, Deptford, Inquest, adjourned for the third time, on the body of Ellen Tyrcll, aged the wife of Irish labourer, whose body was found in the Surrey canal. All the parties connected with the tragical affair were Irish, and attended in cr
August 31, 1845 - Bell's New Weekly Messenger - London, London, England
THE BELL’S NEW WEEKLY MESSENGER. QUEEN SQUARE.
I.Krvtvo Illboali.t.— George Howard, broker, living in Leader- street, Chelsea, appeared a summons, which set forth thai did unlawfully charge and take from FrancisSiiiilli five and sixpence for certain acts or things alleged have been done him, wit, for levying distress for ren
August 31, 1845 - Bell's New Weekly Messenger - London, London, England
KISTORY AND POLITICS.
THE AFFAIRS OF SPAIN. - he state of Spain is truly dreadful. An awful crisis is im-4” tiding, and a civil war of a sanguinary character has almost outumenced. The Spaniards owe all their miseries to England, irlicted upon her through England's million-pocketer-agent and hero, th
August 31, 1845 - Weekly Dispatch (London) - London, London, England
DISTIINZANCIS IN rzrzsantx.
DISTIINZANCIS IN On the night between Wednesday and Thursday sennight the tows at Dunfermline and neighbourhood were the scene of outrages indicating the most deliberate conspiracy and the most mnrderous purpose. Ever since the disgraceful riots of 1842, a company of soldiers had
August 31, 1845 - Weekly Dispatch (London) - London, London, England
mrsaarra ILACIZING.
ILACIZING. °vet s % the IVIIEREAR ea day* by the of to = I TN SAMUEL ALuerrid OTMERS from SELLING or BLACKING or soder tbe name of, or al, or for, or described as, or to be swag Efaddag as Made Sold by Everett I. le yaw solely by as, Sold trader the sane cif " ELICRINO." All are
August 31, 1845 - Weekly Dispatch (London) - London, London, England
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