Final Adieu and Public Interest at Newgate
The tale centers on Mrs Fauntleroy ill to the point of bed rest after the Recorder's report, and Mr Fauntleroy's mixed relief and grief. His son visits and concerns rise over a possible self harm. Security around the condemned and chapel tickets for Sunday grow amid intense public interest at Newgate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs Fauntleroy
Mr Fauntleroy
Poe
Cotton
Sprint
Baker
Newgate
Army Promotions and Regimental Reassignments
The Royal Fusiliers and allied regiments announce a series of promotions, exchanges, and appointments by purchase and half pay changes. Names include Seth Kay, Lewen Powat Glyn, John Barney Petre, Augusty Wathen, Samuel Willan Watson, and many others moving to lieutenancies, captains, adjutants, surgeons, and paymaster roles across the 7th to 90th regiments, plus the Ceylon and Nova Scotia corps with several shifts in appointments. A Monday march from Chatham to Manchester is noted for the 7th Royal Fusiliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wancorrted
Seth Kay
Ragnons
Carnet
Lewen Powat Glyn
Wathen
Lich Light Dragoona
John
Barney Petre
Cornet
Glyn
Ipith
Light Dragoons
Augusty Wathen
Lr Dragoons
Vine Hayrid
Latar Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards
Surgear
Samuel
Willan Watson
Thomas Nixon
Andrew Armatrong
Wee Watson
7Th Regiment of Foot
Lord Spencer Augustus Chichester
Fonthe
Foot
Graaves
Tieutenant
Anthony Single
King
Robert Gordon
William Ramsay White
Callow
Wilbrahim Egerton
Royal Military College
Parthiase
Spencer Chichester
William Temple Graham
Hatehinem
Lucius Barber Wilford
Joseph Alexander Walt
David Scott Kinloch Maclaurlin
11Th Foot
George Read
Arthur Mair
A. Stewart
Hosizn
John Annesly Hickson
12Th Foot
Jeremiah Campbell
William Nelson Hutchinson
Henry Wood
William Charles Callow
Font
White
Manly Dixon
Ce Wright
John Licay Cox
Dixon
Stephen William Popham
Cox
Sath
Edward Last
Purchase
Beauclerk
Jaffrey Nicholson
Ceylon Regiment
Segond
Cosby Warburton
Malcolm
Francis Norrig Toole
Warburton
Royal African Colonial Corps
George Anthony Nott
Hay
Royal Veteran Battalion
Edwin Griffithe
Pony Royal Artillery
William Mershel Griesbach
Aubrey Beauclerk
89Th Foot
Wm. Payne
Ganuisons
Ottol Schwartz
Nova Scotia
Cape Breton
Rice Weeks
Hosrtra
Brary
Thos. Nixon
1St
Grenadier Foot Guards
Bridgetown Fair Yields Mixed Trade and Warnings
At the Bridgetown fair on Thursday a demand for black cattle and pigs was noted alongside broad social commentary. Reports cite limestone and cattle slaughter figures, plus notes on forged notes in circulation and a treasury communications about a bill extending Parliament for duty drawbacks. A marriage is announced for Mr Charles Kearns and his bride in the City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgetown
Catle
Lierick
Tralee
Treasury
The Late Mrs MN Edisburgit recounts Edinburgh fires relief
A lengthy report on the Bree fires details evacuee counts estimated at over 309 families, with 170 destitute housed at Queensberry House. Donations from Mrs Trotter and Mrs Siddons, canal and depot gifts, and substantial subscriptions by the Lord Provost and merchants reflect broad relief. Observations include thefts, a dragoon’s injury, and a dramatic 109-year-old veteran carried to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom
Edinburgh Observer
Bree
Queensberry Mouse
Mra Trotter
Princes's Street
Mra H. Siddona
Mesere
John Stenhdage
Adam Andérson
Ami
Pleasance
Farmere
Potktoen
Fletcher
Edinburgh
Commercial Bank
Parliament Cine
Conn
John M'Donald
Frater
Wallace's Close
Cayongate
Troy Church
Lazh
Kilinbureb
Fife
Soutra Hill
Jedburgh
Leith
Leith Bank
Parliament Square
Jack
Carrubber
Ieunedy
Bailie Dallas
Macdonald
London
Mason
Mesan
Cuprer
Henderson
Mer Miller
Eat Pride
Miller
Captain Head
Midmarket
Catholic Rent Urges Collecting Aid for Ireland
A 1824 plea to Catholic clergy of Cloyne and Nose urges renewed efforts to collect the Catholic Rent, arguing it supports the poor and civil and religious liberty. The letter by William Coppinger calls clergy to action despite hostility from some gentry, stressing duty to the vulnerable and national prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloyne
Nose
Ireland
T William Coppinger
Cove
The Foin ds London Stock Market Report
London funds market notes heavy selling on November settlement as speculators who expected gains rushed to close accounts. Bullish hopes dampened by large losses on Black and widespread expectations of a bankers stock intake. Consuls fluctuated 93 4 to 95 4 with money rates near five percent and renewed activity in South American mining shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Lloyd's
Atlantic
Plymouth
Waterford
Batley
Ahitte Ceres
Tissens
Sit Preservaliga
London
Batwurday
N&aarr
Utah
Neubem
India Bonda
Earch
Republic
Viceroyalty
New
Grenada
Uost Lerty Wrealy
Bolivar
Canterac
Vienna
Paris
France
Spain
Ferdinand
Banda
Jamatca
Perm
Brazil
Unclear farm laws spark distress among English farmers
An excerpt from Peon the English Farmers Journal discusses the clash between Corn Laws and farmers rights, noting prices, port openings, and market pressures. It highlights farmers’ struggle to survive amid policy changes and speculative port decisions.
Market Report From Warholon November Trading
The report notes heavy trade with waning demand for export and price declines, wheat at 13.6 per barrel and whites slipping, oats and barley showing minor changes, and a large supply of stock with free sale at advance rates. Butter, beef, and pork prices shift modestly, with flurry in shipper activity and varying prices across regions and goods, reflecting a volatile midweek market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
Harley
Tae
Niller
Oate
Vesa
Secon
Weirh House
Warekronp
Cate
Quey
Shan Beerast
Mercanich Register
Cay Down
Cigtang
London
Liverpool
Lagan
Newas
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the Army
Royal Fusbeers) Regiment
Chatham
Manchester
Provincial Intelligence
Ues Hheir
Baturdeau
Charles Kearns
County Wicklow
Mrs MN Edisburgit
Tyrella
Downpatrick
Magee
Eliason
Lia
Snort
Tawse
Forfar
Smupglera
Dundee
6Th Dragoon Guards
Glammis Roula
Edinburgh Courant
Anvi
Catmark Association
Simeriacely
Nagland
George's Street
Peon
The
English Farmers’ Journal
Cossongtins
Vie Taplain
Cadia
Peti
Soda Bow
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