Irish Church Bill Debate Ends In Farce And Fireworks
From the N S Commercial Advertiser England a heated House of Commons scene over the Irish church bill leads to cross accusations between M O Connell and Mr Shaw amid derisive remarks. France reports an unsuccessful royal assassination attempt on July 28 during three glorious days in Paris. King Louis Philippe and his sons escaped as an infernal machine wounded several officers and civilians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
F Connell
Shaw
Finn
M. O’connell
O’connell
O’conneland
Morning Herald
Siri Peel
France
Louis Phillippe
Aitird
SONY
Liverpool
Evening Star
Duke of Orleans
Duke of
Nemours
Price of
Joinville
Boulevard du ‘Temple
Aidale-Camp
Marshal Mortier
Duc de
Trevise
Napoleon
Lis
Duc de Trevise
de Lachaese de 'Vetigny
Willate
Maison
Cul
Rieussee
8Th Legion
Heymier
Colbert
Pelet
Blin
Marion
Boulevard du Temple
Auguste Girard
Gerard
Dic de
Georgia
Richmond County
Cellency Wilson Lumpkin
Congress of the
United States
James M. Wayne
William Schley
James C. Terrell
John W. A. Sanford
Richmond
James Primrose
Valentine Walker
N.c
Madden on Slavery Provokes Abolition Debate
A Southern Patriot excerpt critiques Dr Madden and the Apprenticeship system in Jamaica. It cites his admission that slaves on prosperous plantations are well lodged fed and clothed, then questions the plan’s viability and education prospects. The piece argues such contradictions undermine gradual emancipation theories and urge reconsideration by British authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
Drs Madden
Madden
Ile
Sam
Ipation
British West Indies
Plan to prevent fires by large water-saturated cloths proposed
A Philadelphia letter reprints a New York Courier and Enquirer piece urging use of oversized cloths saturating with water to cover multiple houses during fires. It argues engines and cloths, kept wet, would curb spread, saving cities. notes cost efficiency and utility where water is scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union
The North Should Rally Against Secession and Fanaticism
The piece argues for strong union over secession, warning that independence would devastate Northern prosperity, emphasize the South’s slave labor as essential to imports, and denounce incendiary publications. It recalls the founding generation choosing unity, questions present patriotism, and urges laws to suppress fanatics and preserve the Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
North
United States of America
United States
Europe
England
France
Evening Post
The
American
Southern Merchants Call for Unified Stand To Preserve Union
A pro Southern remedy urges calm steps to curb Northern abolitionism by building direct Charleston to Liverpool trade and keeping profits at home. It calls Virginia and Southern merchants to unite with Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Georgia, and Carolinas to strengthen Southern wealth and independence from Northern interference.
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Charleston
Liverpool
Seaboard
New York
Europe
South
Virginia & Southern
Virginia
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Georgia
North Carolina
Southern merchants urged to unite for regional advance
The passage argues that merchants must lead in the current emergency, uniting in a winter convention to devise measures to lift and sustain the South. It condemns Northern overseers and stresses the need for self-reliance, urging broad public backing once the plan is wisely devised. It cites cotton market conditions and trade data from Liverpool, with imports and stock figures comparing 1833–1835 and noting steadier demand for yarns and goods in Manchester.
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Richmond
Upland
Orleans
Alabama
Mobile
American
Brazil
Surat
Liverpool
U. States
London
Glasgow
Manchester
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N. S. Commercial Advertiser
Southern Patriot
Baltimoremerican
N.Y. Courier & Enquirer
Charleston Mercury
Savannah
N. Orleans
Charleston, &c
Augusta
Alcobaca d Batalha
West Indies
Gall
Columbus
Irwin
Belford Regis
Miss Mitford
Anne Grey
Countess of Morley
Brougham
Porter
A. Read
Globe Hotel
Wittry & Monnau
C. Witxey
Calvin Willey
John B. Morrah
Messrs Stovall & Simmons
Ee Ee
Ongstreet & Gurpnon’s
Mitwma Len, Horton, & Co’s
Montgomery
Warrenton
Sparta
Milledgeville
Macon
Knoxville
New Orleans
Joan McLaray
Washington City
Columbia
Camdenn
8. C
Fayetteville
Raleigh
Tate & Newland
Gainsville
Appling
Wrightsborough
Washington
Athens
Gilsext Lovestreet
Millhaven
Jacksonboro
R. m
Joux McLean
Greenville
Aiken
Edgefield
Abbeville
Anderson
Pendleton
S. C
Warm Springs
N. C
Ashville
G. T. Scott
Price & Mallory
Globe Hotels
Eagle and Phana “ix Hotel Company
Thomas McGraw
Sec
T'reas’r, E. P. Hotel Comp
Lincolnton
Lincoln County
Inferior Court
Thomas Dallas
George W. Dallas
Thomas Florence
James York
J. B. Guedron
William G, Skillman
Samuel W. Gardner
Robert J. Butler
Court of Am. Equity
Edgefield Court House
John Butler
Edgefield District
Chaver’s Creek
J. Terry
Commissioner's Office
Engelfield
Archibald McKinne
Wm. S. Howard
Alfred G. Howard
John Howard
Court of Equity
Bigefield Court House
Little Horse Creek
P. Commissioner's Office
Td Edgefield
Vaucluse Manufacturing Company
Messrs. J. & D. Morrison's
W & H. Bryson’s
Christian Breithaupt
V. M. Co
Moxpar
City of
Spring
Linc
Spart
Montice
Lage
Hancock County
Putnam County
Ae Vvulelye
Upson
Crawforc
Houston
L & Benn
Washington Road
Juriah Harriss
Jacksonborough
Saura Carolina
Llanary
Italy
Bianchini
Pisa
Marine Hospital
J. Epwanns Hownnoox
Joux Waenen
S. Huxar Diexson
Jamus Movarniz
Thomas G. Patonzav
Epmund Ravenet
Materia Medicae
Hennx R. Frost
Jonyx BertracEn
Henry R. Frost
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