Iron Ship Improvements Highlight Holmes Theory and Licenses
Fragmentary 19th century notices discuss Holmes and a shipbuilding theory urging iron vessels and large ships. Applications for licenses point to Holmes and others, with references to the era’s Sporting World and period library offerings such as Davenport and Howitt titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes
Bis
Mr. Helpa
Cornibill
London
Cipik Enginser
Naval Architect
Cannan-row
Éattoiod Et
Two men committed for murder in Mayo region
Paragraphs describe Pat Hyund and John Nally being committed to county jail for the willful murder of Michael Ansbdro of Hollymount after a Saturday night assault. The report notes a large sum of money found on the deceased and suggests revenge motives. Additional items recount a separate intrusion at Edward Morgan’s house in Gibteen with threats and a theft, plus broader political agitation and public meetings led by O’Connell, with antagonism toward the Lord Lieutenant.
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Pat
Hyund
John Nally
Gsal
Michael Ansbdro
Hollymount
Dunamonas
Edward “Morgan
Gibteen
Morgan
Wan
Longford
SanpaTa
Ocodnel
Boyle Howie
Booterstown
Baggard
Mr. O'Connell
West Indies News From Jamaica and Court Proceedings
Intelligence from Jamaica notes a favorable outlook for the coming sugar crop despite some injuries in the Dry Mountain Harbour area. Emigration efforts faced setbacks in New York, while a legal case against Hon. Mr. Grant ended with a not guilty verdict on the tenth count. Passengers aboard included Mr. McDougall and Mrs. Foster. Her Majesty’s ships Snake Serpent and Comus were in Jamaica with the Pandora and Linnat packets nearing arrival.
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Her
Jamaica
Dry Mountain Harbour
Charles
House of Assembly
Barclay
Toey
New York
Grant
Colonial Office
London
M'Dougall
Famalene
Moncreif
Ellis
Semper
Foster
West Indies
Snake
Serpent
Comus
Linnat Packet
Pandora
Herald
Torture in Athens Alleged as Ottoman Government Suppressed
A dated Athens letter recounts a brutal torture of an eighteen year old man by unnamed Greek officials linked to a Turkish mission. The prisoner was stretched, beaten, suspended, and starved over two days and nights awaiting confession to theft. Authorities in Greece blame each other, while the case highlights alleged government system abuses.
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Athens
Sayas
Court of Aldermen Deliberations at Galldbeil on Prison Rules
The Court of Aldermen at Galldbeil adjourned general business. A letter from the Marquis of Normandy on prison regulations was referred to the Gaol Committee for consideration. Reports on city gaols were read and cases on trade and disorderly houses were reviewed. Bon-freemen cases were sent to the Chart, and premises ruinousness addressed.
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Galldbeil
Maron
Normandy
Newgate
Sherfffa
Sheriff Grans
Brook
Alderman Johnson
Alderman Pirie
Gary
Cripplegate Without
Bishopsgate
Court of Requests
France Crisis and the Rise of a New Ministry
The piece discusses the resignation of M Thiers and the shift of power in France toward Soult and Guizot under Louis Philippe. It argues Britain should support a pacific ministry for peace with England and the Porte, notes Mehemet Ali and Egypt issues, and previews political risks to the throne. It also recounts an Edinburgh area jailbreak and criminal cases as context.
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M. Thiers
Thacksig
Louis Philippe
Europe
France
Porte
Messrs Soult
Guizot
Louis’ Philippe
Marshal Soult
M. Guizot
Great Britain
M. Bpiers and Co
England
Moutzot
Mehemet Ali
Egypt
Syria
Seria
Jon
Lord Palmerston
Soult Guizot Cabinet Formed In Paris Crisis
Reports from Paris late last night announce the Soult Guizot coalition with Guizot as Foreign Affairs chief under Soult as President of the Council and War Minister. The King, Thiers, and Dufaure discussed the lineup as ministers include Duchatel Passy Martin du Nord Villemain Teste and others with Debates over a few posts and possible rearrangements before a final formation.
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Paris
M. Guizot
Ministry For Foreign Affairs
Marshal Soult
Council
War Department
Teig
Belprece
Chamber of Deputies
Passy
Ministry of the Interior
Soult
MM. Teste
Canin Gridaine
General Schneider
M.guizot
Nath
B. Guick
Phat
Duke de Broglie
An Guizot
M -de Broglie
M. Soult
M. Dufanre
France
Bordeaux
Centre Gauche
M. Villemain
M. Dufaure
Soulh
M. de Lamartina
London
Count Molé
M. Duchatel
England
M. de Remusat
M. Thiers
March
M Thiers
Onur
Ministry of War
Marshal Sonlt
M. Martin
du Nord
M. Teste
M. Passy
Admiral Duperre
M. Dumoir
M. de Lamartine
Messrs. Duchatel
Martin
le Temps
Quarterly meeting reports admissions at Roran Fres Hospital
The Governors meet in the board room chaired by W H Fenn. The medical report shows 183 destitute sick admitted July 1 to Sept 30 and 3,477 outpatients, totaling 3,660. A matron at Magdalen Hospital praises a former patient from Royal Free Hospital.
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Roran Fres Hospital
GasviregstRsst
W. H. Fenn
Magdalen Hospital
Royal Free Hospital
London
Covent-garden
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