A VOICE FROM TYNESIDE Ends of Meeting on Amendments and Thanks
The report recounts a heated meeting where Mr. Thompson urged support for an amendment amid fears of European conflict. The original resolution carried though some doubted the tally. Mr. Harney moved thanks to Thompson, followed by thanks to the Chairman as the assembly concluded at shortly after eleven.
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Europe
Thompson
The
Guardian
Harney
Tyneside
Wreck of the Mars steamer near Largs
The Mars an iron steamer about 12 years old with 20 or more passengers and crew aboard was driven ashore at the mouth of Gogo Burn during a heavy sea. The crew and passengers were landed with goods and fittings, the vessel breaking up into three pieces and strewing wreckage along the shore. Captain Thomson of Largs and Captain Gillies were praised for courage. engine pieces were removed later.
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Mars
Millport
Largs
Gogo
Fairlie Roads
Gogo Burn
Thomson
Gillies
Parker Pillsbury
Boston
Merchant’s Hall
Glasgow Emancipation Society
William Smeal
Pillsbury
America
Great Britain
Britain
Visit to wounded soldiers at O Briens Hotel in Dublin
The Lord Lieutenant and entourage visited invalid Crimean War soldiers at O Briens Hotel on the North Wall. He spoke individually to each man, expressed keen concern, and shook hands as he left. A Green from the 11th Hussars showed a stolen drab coat and a Russian sword from Alma. Dublin Corporation considers an Address to the Emperor of the French. Nomination for Cork contest hampered by noise. polling set for Thursday morning. Lord Ennismore’s Liberal-led committee includes gentry and priests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorp Carlistee Ammong
Major Ponsonby
Grentell
11Th Hussars
Prince Menschikoff
Alma
Dublin Corporation
O’brien
Wilson
London
Alexander M’carthy
Corcoran
P.P
M‘carthy O'Leary
Deasy
Daniel Clanchy
Macarthy Downing
Lord Ennismore
Barry
F. B. Beamish
City of Cork
New Trial Denied in Libel Case at Court of Exchequer
At the Court of Exchequer Mr Serjeant Shee moved for a new trial in a libel action tried before Baron Platt, seeking review on grounds including misreception and misdirection of evidence and excessive damages. The court granted the rule to proceed on the damages issue, upholding the Baron’s direction while denying other grounds. In a separate matter, Charles Wood and cabdriver James Hudson faced charges after a three o’clock incident in Finsbury Square where Wood allegedly behaved drunkenly, resisted an officer, and appeared not to be the cab’s driver as Hudson slept in the vehicle. Wood admitted to the situation and offered a penitence.
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Zire Zac Hero
Charles Wood
James Hudson
Hammill
Marsh
G Division
Finsbury Square
Wood
Hudson
Mr. Hauminill
Penitentiary
Mr. Hammill
House of Correction
Lombard-street
Rudkin
Alderman Finnis
London
Goodman
David Wildman
John Peart
Edward Sinclair
White Hart Tavern
Aylesbury-street
Clerkenwell
Wildman
Red Lion
Luton
Bedfordshire
Corrie
Wildham
Curtocs
William Bishop
New Bond-street
Bingham
Victoria Morris Knight
John Moore
Miss Knight
Jermyn-street
Sutherland
Duke-street
Bishop
Moore
G.C. Norton
John Crigan
M. Leopold Wimmer
Vienna
Drury-lane
Alexander Griffiths
Charles Montgomery
Manchester
Trouste
Mary Ann Jane Turner
Hackney
Baynton
Smee
Mituitra
William Harrington
William Barrett
Castle-street
Towers
Potman
Sergeant Masters
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
D’eyncourt
Hill
Mitra Ourrace
John Tuhan
City of London
James Neville
Goswell-street
Jesuitry
Order of Jesuits
a'Beclett
Florent Vasseur
King-street
Portman-square
Kingsford
Southwark
London and Westminster Bank
Times
Charles Jones
Vimes
St. George’s Road
Laurie-terrace
a’Beckett
Oxford-street
Regent Circus
Jonanna Southcotte
Caroline Bodenham
G. C. Norton
King’s-row
Walworth
Walworth-road
Walworth-gate
Johanna Southcote
Norton
Abraham Melton
Peacock
Satan
Emigration Society
George Carter
Australia
Carter
Government Emigration Office
London Conspiracy of Robberies and Public Disturbances
A London court reports a string of petty crimes and public order cases. Proceedings cover a cab dispute with fines, a postal postage dispute, dog theft and recovery, pickpocket charges during a May Day procession, a street brawl, forged cheques involving a Jesuitry court, and disturbances linked to Johanna Southcote sects. The Tiger ship case ends with acquittals and reprimands for officers.
Court Martial On The Tiger Debated At Sea Trial
Lt Roger, surviving Tiger officer, faces two charges for the ships stranding and pursuit after grounding. He explains precautions during watch, navigation steps as water shoaled, and asserts actions were per orders of the captain who remained in command. He notes hoisting the Russian ensign and flag of truce during defense.
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Roger
Royal Navy
Edington
Death of William Haydon Esquire at Guildford aged 75
The obituary notes the death at Millmead House Guildford on the 13th of the month of William Haydon Esquire senior partner in the town’s old bank aged 75. It honors his integrity punctuality humility charity and lifelong devotion to religious and humane works, describing him as universally esteemed and a refined example of Christian virtue.
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Deatit
William Haydon
Millmead House
Guildford
Christ Jesus
New Music Publishers to the Emperor of the French
Announcement that Messrs Cocks and Co of London are appointed Music Publisher to His Imperial Majesty by a March 20 1855 brevet. The notice highlights their links to the Queen and previews three new vocal works including To the Woods to the Woods and What are the Wild Waves Saying, praising their melody and accessibility. The piece then shifts to Royal Dispensary for Diseases of the Ear in Portsmouth Guardian, reporting on its annual meeting chaired by Rev T Davis Lamb, noting its 1816 founding, purpose to treat deafness and ear diseases, and the year’s admitted and cured patients and thanks to donors and surgeon William Harvey.
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New Music
Messrs
Cocks and Co
PushicaTrans
Messrs. R. Cocks and Co
J. E. Carpenter
Stephen Glover
Messrs. Cocks
Breton
Thirlwall
Carpenter
Anne Fricker
Portsmouth
Deanstreet
Soho Square
T. Davis Lamb
George IV
William V
William Harvey
Harvey
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Che Ben
Tiger
Odessa
Francis Edington
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