Astonishing Progress of Papal Power in England
A polemical tract attacks the growth of Romish influence in 19th century England. It claims 428 Mass houses exist, labels Catholic Directory materials as apostasy, and accuses Catholic institutions and figures of clandestine aims, urging Protestant presses to confront alleged Popish propaganda and defend civil liberties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Durham
Stanley
Thimblerng
Grey Cabinet
Melbourne
Robert Peel
House of Lords
Ireland
Lord Brougham
England
Berkshire
Essex
Hampshire
Derbyshire
Leicestershire
Lincolnshire
Norfolk
Shropshire
Yorkshire
Somersetshire
Keating and Brown
Isle of Wight
Lancashire
London
S.s
Kent
Surrey
Sussex
Cambridgeshi
Aia
Notts
Oxfordship
Staffordshire
Suffolk
Warwickshire
Worcestershire
Cheshire
Cumberland Qoorham
Northumberland
Westmorland
Idle of Man
Cornwall
Devonshire
Dorsetshire
Gloucestershir
Herefordshire
Monmouthshire
Wales
Olena
Bona
Nand
Teaders
University College
Uper Gower Street
St Edmund's College
St. Mary’s College
Oscott
Birmingham
Prior Park
Bath
St. Peter’s College
St. Paul’s College
Ushaw College
Durham
Stonyhurst College
Ampleforth College
York
St. Gregory's College
Downside
German College
Catholic Institute
Popery
Threst Langers
John Hardman
A. W. Pugin
St. Mary’s College, Oscott
Galileo
Turkey
Christendom
Society For
Egypt
Mehemet Pasha
The
Netherlands
Holland
Louis the Eighteenth
Paris
Europe
Freemason's Hall
MacDonnell
James the Second
Charles the Tenth
Mary
France
James
Fox
James Macintosh
Mac Donnell
Birmingham Political Union
Peter Plymly
Peninsula
Tyrol
Jps
America
Milton
Nampden
Newton
Locke
Vatican
Richelieu
St. Peter's
Napoleon
Halling
Funeral of Sir Thomas Hardy at Greenwich Private and Simple
The funeral for gallant veteran Sir Thomas Hardy took place at Greenwich on Sunday in a private ceremony per his wish. The procession, led by naval officers and hospital staff, moved through a quiet council chamber to the mausoleum, which now holds 92 coffins. Notable mourners included Lord Euston, Sir Richard Dobson, and Admiral Sir William Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Thomas Hardy
Sir Thomas Hardy
R. Keats
Manfield
Balston
Lord Euston
Fitzhardinge Berkeley
Captain Berkeley
John Paul
Lethbridge
Jessop
Richard Dobson
Danville
Sir William Parker
William Symonds
Edward Williams
Trafalgar
Kerley
Easlake
Blenheim
N. Senhouse
Belleisle
Nicholas
Plymouth
Lisbon
Imogene
Bruce
Brazils
Hyacinth
Warren
Singapore
Maitland
Macao
East India
Rangoon
Sheerness
Rio de Janeiro
West Indies
Discovery
Erebus
Ross
Terror
Com. Crozier
Spithead
Teneriffe
Ascension
St. Helena
Cape of Good Hope
O’connell
Dublin
O'Connell
Tur Munorr
Lawlor
Constantary
Trenwith
Thomas Hawley
London
Cork Southern Reporter
Guevara
Espartera
Estella
Logrono
Tudela
Aragon
Espartero
Madrid
Europe
Navarre
Navarrese
Maroto
France
Isabel
Don Carlos
Biscay
Beau
Serr
Ernest Augustus
Russia
Augustowo
Poland
Saxony
Kowring
Mecklenburg Strelitz
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Constantinartt
Porte
Prussia
Turkey
Mehemet Ali
Reshhid
Halil
Pachas
Emir Pacha
Adrainople
Mustapha Pacha
Pachalic
Yanice
Tricalu
Royal Army orders for Bermuda Jamaica and Windsor
Monday orders at Woolwich appoint Captain Oldershaw and Lieutenant Berry to lead a company of royal sappera and miners for immediate embarkation for Bermuda. Lieutenant-Colonel Rudyerd’s artillery to prepare for Jamaica. Rifle Brigade to Windsor replacing by the 29th Foot. Windsor details, colours, and battles carried by the 45th regiment noted. Militia staff to be inspected for reorganization next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
Royal, Sappera and Miners
Oldershaw
Lietenant Berry
Bermuda
Artillery
Rudyerd
Jamaica
Rifle Brigade
Browne
Royal Artillery Chanel
Windsor
29Th Foot
Coaner
Recraents
44Th Regiment of Foot
Sheet-street
Newport
Monmouthshire
Stack
Mills
Troubridge
Wiltshire
Marine
Rifle
Rifles
Spain
England
9D Rile
Boys
Winchester
Her
Duke of Wellington
Ceylon
Cork
Ciudad Rodrigo
Badajos
Salamanca
Pyrenees
Nivelle
Orthes
Toulouse
Peningule
Ava
Revival at Kilsyth Sparks Wide Religious Debate
A Glasgow correspondent reports on Kilsyth revival meetings with field preaching, night vigils, and mass sorrowful convulsions drawing up to 10 000 attendees. Critics question the method's sincerity, linking hysteria to religious frenzy, while other towns report continued gatherings and similar disturbances.
Mansion-house Soiree Honors Lord Mayor Elect Sir Chapman Marshall
The Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress hosted a Saturday reception at the Mansion-house for the Lord Mayor elect. Notables included Sir John Scott Lillie and Colonel Williamson with many officers. Sir Chapman Marshall thanked fellow magistrates and pledged continued civic service as the Recorder praised the Lord Mayor’s defense of citizens’ rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heath
Lady Marshall
John Scott Lillie
Army
Williamson
Chapman Marshall
Sir C. Marshall
Brunk
London
Peter Laurie
Cornelius Wilson
Presentation of New Sheriffs in the Court of Exchequer
The newly elected Sheriffs of London and Middlesex William Evans and John Wheelton were presented in Westminster Hall for Royal approbation. The Recorder praised their service and charity, noting Evans as master of the Distillers Company and Wheelton as a Cordwainer liveryman and Christ's Hospital governor. A pompous dinner at the London Tavern followed with 240 guests, Lord Mayor presiding and Evans and Wheelton seated accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Exchequer
City of
London
Middlesex
Westminster Hall
G. Bankes
Baron Bankes
William Evans
John Wheelton
Wheelton
Company of Cordwainers
Christ's Hospital
Sheriff Evans
Alderman Harmer
Lord Nugent
George Banks
William Chitifond
Esq
Richard Jenkins
Lord Brougham
Sherif Wheelton
Parish Op St George the Martyr Southware Meeting Row
The annual parish meeting at St George the Martyr Southware elected overseers and debated a church rate. Disputes over chairing, expenses, and a 2d rate ensued, with accusations of misused funds and heated clashes among parishioners and churchwardens. An adjacent Deptford riot and inquest into Constable Aldridge’s death followed, detailing mob violence and police response. The Marquis of Waren?on appears in a separate item on eccentric aristocratic behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haughton
Grafty
Buser
Palmer
Batchford
Charles Anderson
Day
Griffiths
Lyon
Mathews
Deptford
William Aldridge
John Pine
Stevens
Pine
William Pine
John
Joseph Pickering
John Williams
Daniel Carey
Thomas Findlay
John Henright
George Calvert
Blackheath Road
High-street
Swan Inn
Carttar
George Stevens
New King-street
New-road
Mr. Otley
Broomfield Place
Joseph Buckmaster
Mc Dill
Willian Aldridge
Broomfieldplace
Phipps
Prince
E. Downing
Kilmvision
Carr
Leeterrace
Inspector Phipps
Thomas Findly
John Henwright
Patrick Sullivan
Thomas Carey
John Calvert
William Calvert
James Brooks
Pelham
Edward Dowling
Division of Police
Richardson
Broomfield-place
Ami
Wola Carr
Lee
Richard Cltfoare
Blackheath
Dowhuay
Marin Fiadd
Lauidy
Navy Arms
Tua Pie
Johan Calvert
Joseph Peachmaster
Baker
George Baker
Thomas King
Broomfields
James Baldwin
Betsy White
Caroline-place
Edward Wooller
Church-street
Calvert
James Richards
Wooller
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Council of the
Branch Society For Great Britain
the Earl of Shrewsbury
Walsh
V.A
Lord Stourton
Edward Vavasour
Monsigr. Wiseman
A. H. Lynch
Philip Jones
Ambrose Lisle Phillips
Joseph Bushel
Lord Clifford
Monsigr
Acton
Randal Lythgoe
Joseph Weld
J. Pagliano
Henry Barrewall
Henry Robinson
T. C. Austey
Garden-place
Lincoln’s-Elm
H. R. Bagshawe
New Square
Lucolns
Charles Weld
Temple
John Yardman
Messrs
Wright and Co
Sir T. Hardy
Maceman
Warder's Gang
Fitton
Tucker
River the Coffin
Bedford
Huskisson
Larkin
the Army
the Navy
Scotland
Kiisyras
Edinburgh
Kilsyth
Ifty
Peraone
Burns
Hell
Ander
Staat
Scotsman
Glascow
Clyde-street
Anderston
Hopestret
Kilsth
Glastow
Kirgistittoch
Duncan
Port William
Gretna Green
Dumfries
Fleckhouse
Blair Adam House
Balharty
West Brackley
Canada
Court of Queen’s Bench
Montreal
Francois Julbert
Lieutenant Weir
Jalbert
New York
Starprece
Milledgeville
Savannah
Chakamaconace
Hatteras
Philadelphia
United States
Great Western
Geluon
Evens
Detroit
Walker
Buffalo
Upper Lakes
St. Clair
Huron
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
Lyxce Law Rx Asenica
Wright
Arkansas
Marseilles
Presse
Courrier Francais
Andalusia
Tours
Vendome
Alemon
Switzerland
Zurich
Valais
Berne
Soleure
St. Gall
Argovne
Geneve
Vaud
Thurgovie
Grisons
Lucerne
Manon
Poreny
Bridge Gate
Derby
Wiseman
Propaganda
Rome
Midland
Beethoven
Pagan
Manauis Op Warenronp
Penelope Smith
Capua