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Newspaper

Evening Herald

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 04, 1863

Page

1

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 Times 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
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