Distress in Stockport Sparks Debate Over Relief
The Stockport district faces early relief administration troubles, with operatives weary of inaction and demagogic agitation. The piece defends the guardians, notes rioting linked to out-of-work Irish laborers, praises reading classes, and criticizes sensational penny papers. It warns of broader unrest in Preston and calls for trusted local boards to administer any government grants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockport
Charles Kingsley
Lancashire
Brethen
Staleybride
Sturday
England
Board of Guardians
Staleybriden
Crowther's Fields
Trish
Reynolds
Staleybridge
Lord Derby
Prince of Wales
Queen Victoria
Preston
Boards of Guardians
Preston Relief Committee
Brighton Easter Monday Volunteer Review Arrangements
War Office issues detailed instructions for the conveyance and assembly of metropolitan and provincial volunteers at Brighton on Easter Monday. Special trains from Victoria and London Bridge, with precise departure times, guard procedures, formations on arrival, and marching routes to the Racecourse, are outlined with safety and order rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
London and Brighton Railway Company
Victoria
Dam
Mies
Victoria Station
Metropolitan Corps
London Bridge
Kensington
Chelsea
Wandsworth
South Middlesex and Surrey Rifle Corps
New Cross
Kent Little
London
Montpelier-road
Trafalgar-road
Grand Parade
Montpelierrand
1St
Sussex Artillery
Garrison Artillery
Marine Parade
Radford Street
The
Honourable Artillery Company
Ovingdéan Road
M. M'Magno
War Office
Distribution of the Force Major General Lord Paulet
Major General Lord William Paulet commands a force distribution with the General Staff listing Colonel M Murdo Inspector General of Volunteers Colonel O Morris Assistant Inspector of Volunteers and Lieut. Colonels Luard Ibbetson Hume Harman. In cavalry the 5th Queen's Royal Lancers under Lieut. Colonel Drysdale and the 1st Hants Light Horse under Captain Bower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord William Paulet
O.B
General Staff
BI. M.murdo
C.B
Volanteers
O. Morris
R. G. A. Luard
C. P. Ibbetson
G. Hume
G. V. Harman
Cavally
Sth
Quean’s
Royal Lancers
Drysdale
Hants Light
Bower
Sturdee
Hants Artillery
Sussex Artillery
Middlesex Artillery
Surrey
City of London
Pavilion Gardens
Russell
Frost Bricap
Thorold
Baldwin
31St
M‘leod
Kent R. V
North Side
G. Warde
W. L. Grant
Middlesex
Middlesex (Victoria) R. V. C.; 1Sth Middlesexs R. V. C
Detailed muster list of artillery and volunteer battalions
A long muster of units from various brigades and battalions of the Honourable Artillery Company and affiliated volunteers. It itemizes regiments, battalions, officers, numbers, uniforms, rendezvous locations, and totals for multiple brigades with a grand total of 25035. It also notes a separate destructive fire incident at Hoxton, with description of the blaze and emergency response, mentioning uninsured loss.
Bishop of Manchester Replies to Colenso Letter on Scriptural Truth
The Bishop of Manchester publishes a dated letter defending Scripture, arguing some Bible passages reflect popular belief and language rather than precise natural history. He notes differences in translations and ancient readings, and declines further correspondence while urging faithfulness to sacred text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Colenso
Mauldeth Hall
Free-trade Hall
Owen
Smith
Bartholinus
Linn
Vatican
Jardinal Carafa
Aldus
Cephalous
Melancthon
Natal
J. P. Manchester
Bishop Colenso debate provokes Suffolk curate reply
A Suffolk curate escribe to defend biblical inerrancy amid Bishop Colenso’s critique of scripture. He cites hare cud debate, Aristotle and Scheuchzer to argue the Hebrew arnebeth does not prove Bible false. The letter mocks Colenso, urges return to Natal, and ends with a sign off claiming moral superiority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Colenso
Natal
Cixsar “de Bell
Gall
Mediterranean
Linneus
Miller
Moses
Aristotle
Bartholinus
Scheuchzer
Tam
Suffolk
Cowper
Dr de Jongh Receives Knighthood for Liver Oil Research
Continental governments recognize the work of Dr de Jongh in securing efficacious Liver Oil. The King of the Belgians awards him the Knighthood of the Order of Leopold and a large Gold Medal of Merit for his valuable Clot oil research. Sold in capsuled bottles at 2s 6d Od and 6d by Dr de Jongh’s Agents Ansar Harford Co 7 Strand London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonan
Dr. de Jongh
Order of Leopold
Address of congratulation to the Queen on the Prince of Wales marriage
A long list of institutions towns and officials send congratulatory addresses to Queen Victoria on the marriage of the Prince of Wales. The messages come from Bradford Faversham Torquay Aberteen shipmasters society Newport Cork Scarborough Bedfordshire Rochester Newcastle Liverpool Glasgow Hamilton Eton Renfrew Huddersfield Milford Haven Tunbridge Wells and others. The Queen graciously receives these congratulations. Also notes a royal appointment to Exeter as Dean and various commissions signed by Lords Lieutenant and other officers. Weatherly and public notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitegart
Prince of Wales
Royal Academy of Arts
Bradford
Yorkshire
Faversham
Torquay
Shipmaster Society
Aberteen
Kemnes
Newport
Queen’s College
Cork
Scarborough
Bedfordshire
Rochester
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Liverpool
Glasgow
Hamilton
Eton
Walsall
Montrose
Renfrew
Huddersfield
Milford Haven
Tunbridge Wells
George Grey
Bart
Home Department
Whitehall
William John Brodrick
Exeter
Charles John Ellicott
Gloucester
Bristol
Laxcasnine
C. Towneley
J. Towneley
J. J. Middleton
Surrey
J. R. Molineux
Nicholson
J. Elyard
Wright
Norfouk
E. F. Ives
DoureAv
R. M
C. J. Briggs
W. M. Gales
W. J. F. Potts
Ipplesex
Royal Host
F. J. Marsden
Westmoreland
Westmoreland and Cumberland
Y. G.—Cornet
Spedding
Harris
I. W. Burns
Cornet
Sorro.k
Sog. Purchas
Mindleton and
Knight
Bishopsgatest
Mercis
Todd and Ord
Sohn St. Minories
Rogers Ined
Avlott
Park St. Islington
Warrington and
Calvert
Drie
tailors—Tonks and Co
Willenhall
Mannfs
FE. J. Tonks—Ferguson and Co
Fenchurch-st. Merchs
W. Ferguson—Ferguson and
F. and
T. Riley
Greetland
Dyers
Oates and Walker
Halifas
Ashford and Dingley
Birmingham
Sykes and Co Nddersfield
Ryder and Towl
Plymouth
millers—Green and de Ville
Great Ormotwist
Architets
Latter
Austen
Calvert's Blogs
Southwark
Walstone
Hradley
Derby
Lyon and Co
Wigan
Phipp and Co
D. Phinp
Z. Brown
Leeds
White and Snows
Midstone
Milly
Pendlebury
West Leigh
Lancashire
Watts
Silks
Rapehild
Kent
Caley and
Miles
Newgate St
Jalayil
Sivift
Odell
Shardon
RS. White
Charles Wate
Clarence
Camberwell
George Scott Chieng
Sheerness
Lieutenant
Walter Nenry Baker
Meare
Somersetshire
Farnworth and Kearsley Industrial Co-operative Society
Orded
Liverpool Equitable Co-operative Society ‘Limited
Bankrupts’ Court
London
Genjamin
Lemonster
Stepney
F. Katasch
Clarenlonst
Pimlico
Avennerd
Hammersmith
William Bitby
Belvedere
Joshua Turton
Lebournard
Camden Town
Samuel Comber
Worthing
Samuel Tuckwell
Edmonton
T. Chipperfield
Rutlandst
W. D. Ruck
Duke St. London
H. T. Ryde
Burlington-villas
Paddington
Fred. Clement
Parkroail
Clapham
Butcher
John Marsh
Banstead Downs
James Davidson
Belvidererd
Lambeth
Baker
Joseph Billinge
Burslem
George Kitching
Wells
R. Arnold
Newark-upon-Trent
Samuel Wart
Nottingham
RS. Bryan
East Worlington
Devonshire
Tsarah French
Taunton
John Walker
York
John Jeffery
Halifax
Henry Fawcett
Dewsbury
Hobert Brown
Deeds
Joseph Burgess
Tarporley
Thomas Owen
Victualler
Ohn Edmondson
Preston
Thomas Smith
Manchester
X. Rostron
M. N. Rooker
James Lurst
Rochdale
Alex, T. Cottrell
Norton
Durham
Henry Bell
West Hartlepool
Joseph Webster Corsbie
Lowestoft
John Uden
John King
Horley
David Robinson
William B. Neave
Besthorpe
Norfolk
Joseph S. Hannam
Thruscross
John Woodcock
Rotherham
David Thomas
John Johnson
South Shields
Ohn Brooke
Marsden
Roberts
Wiliam Bargent
Basing
Hants
William Samuel Sanders
Andary
Dishley
Newcastle-under-Lyme
Ann White
Ledbury
Zaleorge Davis
Bishamipton
Carpenter
John Hill
Leadington
Gloucestershire
Sammel Siddall
Gilbert Burton Handaon
Leicestershire
F. Handsley
Boston
Lincolnshire
Henry Winn
Lincoln
Bent Hodgson
Darlington
Wheelwright
Brown
Buglawton
Cheshire
Henry Slocombe
James Salmon
Oxford
William Henry Andrews
John Eaton
Stretford
G. Broadhead
Grenoside
W."hole
Astwood
Notts
Notable Names and Dates From Public Notices Across Local Trades
A sequence of April and May appointment and estate items lists painters, schoolmasters, innkeepers, blacksmiths, umbrella makers, ship brokers, bookbinders, cloth manufacturers, upholsterers, and grocers with towns such as Nottingham Kenilworth Burnham Epworth Cardiff Evesham and more. Also includes insolvent dividends and Scotch sequestrations with names like John Reid David Baillie Mungo Thorburn and John Anderson, plus venues such as Faculty Hall Glistow Royal Hotel Dundee and Lemon Tree Motel Aberdeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Thompson
Nottingham
George Evans
Kenilworth
Job Roberts
Burnham
Beerhouse
George Harris
Epworth
Lincolnshire
Thomas Merritt
Joseph Fisher
Cardiff
W. Martin
Monmouth
F. Swansea
T. E. Thomas
Stofie
Nimthshire
Inmeeper
I. Bult
Evesham
Steers Leels
Cutler
H. Taylor
Hutaforth
Yorkshire
J. Woallark
Sting
W. D. Westgate
Eli
Clerkenwell
Draper
T. Cosham
Brighton Sbaker
C. King
Brighton, Boot and Shoemaker
Brighton, County Court
John Reid
Govan
Glasgow
Faculty Hall
Glistow
David Baillie
Dundee
Royal Hotel
Nmungo Thorjurn Channelkirk
Blick Nell
Discontent Among Wigan Operatives Sparks Demonstration
A deputation from Wigan guardians relief workers sought rule concessions, leading to a near 400 strong march toward the workhouse. The protest dwindled to about 100. guardians granted a Saturday half holiday, other demands deemed impracticable. Magistrates prepared for possible disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wigan
Bord
Dirk
Ics
N. Eckersley
J.P
Mr. Eckersley
Lea
Eckersley
Senate
Income Tax appeal rights for curates described
A letter to the editor from A Conservative explains that curates can appeal after April 5 under section 133 of the Income Tax Act by notifying the surveyor of taxes and presenting a debtor and creditor account. It notes deductions for stationery and clerical expenses related to duties, with the Bristol correspondent signing as Sam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sim
Todlay
Sam
Lower Cheltenham Place
Montpelier
Bristol
Fatal Melbourne wreck court finds master at fault near Cape
A Cape of Good Hope court of inquiry held that the loss of the British ship Melbourne near Gouritz River was caused by the captain Robert Whitehill failing to tack timely. The Melbourne, 1000 tons, sailed Shanghai for England with a tea wool silk and cotton cargo valued at 10000 pounds. Twenty crew members and a sick man drowned when the lifeboat swamped. The vessel drifted and struck land in a mist after a failed tack, with soundings failing at sixty fathoms. The court deemed no accidental cause, but masterful fault in navigation. Separately, the article outlines 1862 probate and divorce court expenses and receipts in London and Dublin, including salaries, incidental costs, and fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape of Good Hope
Lloyd
Melbourne
Gouritz River
Whitehill
Shanghae
England
Jan
Robert Whitehill
Court of Probate and Divorce
London
Dublin
Board of Works
Ireland
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Earl of Derby
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Windsor Castle
CHE
Serjeant
Garrard
Willaday
Antihony
Viscount Bary
Morgan
56Th Regiment
Munford
M. Corrie
Ith
Middlesex R.V.C
Tower Hamlets Rv.c
Verner
London Irish) Rv.c
Whitehead
Havelock’s
Major Hill
Civil Service
R.V.C
Sir
J. W. Shelley
Iith Middlesex
V.C
City of London RL
Somerset
40Th Middlesex
Central London Rifle Rangers
South Side
Wool
Middlesex K.vuc
Bricape
Bigge
Jones
20Th Regiment
Sattelton
A. J. Irvine
South London
K.V.C
Surrey K.V.C
St. Peter's Church
H. Fletcher
Surrey Rvv
Surrey Rvc
M. Beresford
Surrey J.V.C
A. L. Cole
Surrey R.vic
Brewster
M'Lean
A. G. Richards
Walker
Tower Hamlets R.V.C
Dlitto
Dela Rue
Capper
Essex RV
Sutton
Lord Radstock
Shaw
R.A
J. Wilkinson
Middlesex R. V
Enclosure C
J. Bathurst
Dunsmore
T. Faunce
1St Hants R.V C
Enclosure D
L. Conran
3D Admin
1St Admin
Batt
Tele of Wight
Rendezvous
H. Ford
2D Admin
Ken. R.V.C
Ditto
Sussex Rsv
Founta Bricape
Lord Elcho
Hor
W. Colville
Sir D. Baird
Lordon Scottish R. V. C
Town
Pavilion
W. G. Lisley
Inns of Court
Earl Grosvenor
Queen’s
Rt. V. C
Town Hall
Lord G. Fitzgerald
Queen's
Hoxton
G. Cowley
New Gloucester-street
Royal Society
London Brigade
DR. Colenso
HAE
London Gazette
Apusralty
Augustus Leopold Kuper
East India Station
Royal Marine Light Infantry
A. H. Ozzari
Bhe
China