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Morning Journal in London, Middlesex

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Morning Journal

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 12, 1829

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Sidbury Manor and Buckley estates auctioned tomorrow

The Sidbury Manor and Buckley estates, totaling near three thousand three hundred acres of meadow, pasture, arable land, and woods, with Sidbury House and village lands, are to be sold by public auction tomorrow at twelve. John Robins of Regent Street directs from Warwick House with plans and full particulars at Sidbury House and multiple hotels and solicitors listed.

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Devon Sidbury Buckley John Robins Warwick House Regent-street Gattaway’'s Sidbury House Sidmouth Honiton Ottery St. Mary Lyme Regis Exeter London Messrs Floud Mules York Hayes Middlesex Uxbridge Capital Oxford-street Southall Garraway Cornhill Hayes-green Mr. Whittington William Fellowes John Weekly Thomas Furnell Savage Bull James Tramper White Horse Salthill Red Lion Hounslow White Hart Charlton Sunbury Shepperton Michaelmas Red Lion Inn Hampton Hampton and Chertsey James Rutter Anchor Inn Flower Pot Griffin Kingston Bush Staines Swan George Pigeons Brentford Austen and Hobson Gray’s Inn Garraway’s Mr. Robins Kent Tonbridge Sevenoaks Leigh Penshurst Chiddington Riverhill Hastings Maidstone Rochester Thames Crown Rose and Crown Thompson Folke-common Angel Rose South Wales Radnorshire Changealley Llanbadarn Wynidd Llananno Llambister Ithon Tynyddole Golsty Farm Crogy Vawr Crogy Vach Bryngwyn Bwlch Moses, Jones Hunt Newtown Montgomeryshire Chester and Elesmere Llandrindod Wells Brecon Carmarthenshire Ewich Bear Inn Lion Inn Shrewsbury Bentley Worcester Birmingham Messrs. Davies and Banks James Cheese Kington Robins Winstanley and Sons Messrs. Lyne and Donaldson Kerry Ireland William Townsend Ventry Mr. Richardson Walbrook James Bateman Southampton Buildings the Mart Paternosterrow Grovehill Terrace Camberwell Bank of England R. L. Storks Helease Buckingham-street Strand Battle-bridge Tullett Cumberlandrow White Hart-row Alliston and Lock Freerman’s Court Paternoster-row Aart Little Boy Court Alcombe of Kent Headcorn Sutton Lenham Williams Cranbrook Wrotham Mr. Robinson Careystreet Owers Butler
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Outrages Reported in Upper Ormond July 1829

From Limerick correspondent, July 1829 recounts a wave of attacks in Upper Ormond and County Tipperary. Robberies at Ballinto cer Ballinto cer and Cornligh, arson at Kilkinnane, multiple house entries by armed gangs, and a mob assault on attorney John O'Brien in Nenagh. Police and magistrates Brereton and Willington acted to pursue perpetrators.

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Limerick Upper Ormond County Tipperary Patrick Dwan Ballintocer Nenagh Nicholas Kennedy Cornligh John O'Brien O'Brien Borrisokane Francis Young Ballygibbon Owen Coffey Kilkinnane Coffey Corcoran James Henzey Killinafinch Murty Hogan Baultheny Hogan Ballymacky Killenskera Brereton Willington
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Threat of Massacre from Derry Letter Warning Protestants

Extract from the Londonderry Chronicle warns Protestants to attend or avoid the Derry market on August 12 amid feared Catholic armed action. It cites bloodshed in Tyrone and urges disarmament of yeomanry, else a dreadful day and many widows. An English Standard extract questions disarming Protestants.

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Derry Londonderry Ulster Tyrone Duke of Wellington Ireland Voice England Lord Leveson Gower O’connell Chronicle
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Glasgow Aug 7 Fatal accidents and vinece in Broomielaw

In Glasgow on Saturday a fatal accident occurred in Anne Street near Broomielaw as workers lifted cotton bales to a cellar. A crane failure struck a passerby, causing severe internal injuries and death at the Royal Infirmary after two days. Several battering ram incidents at Broomielaw injure and in one case amputate fingers. A field of barley owned by Wm Scott esq is noted as superior. Agnes Moore and daughter Jane Moore were jailed in Stirling on suspicion of poisoning Francis Hail. Thomas Stevens remains in Ayr awaiting government communication about his peculiar situation.

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Glascow Anne Street Broomielaw Royal Infirmary New Bridge Wm. Scott Priestfield Blantyre Agnes Moore Jane Moore Clackmanan Stirling Francis Hail Thomas Stevens John Johnston Ayr
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The Late Storm in Scotland Desolates Elgin Area

Descriptive account from the Elgin Courier details a devastating flood across Elgin and surrounding villages. Uprooted trees, widespread crop ruin, flooded farms, and drowned livestock accompany the collapse of Bishopmill bridge and other structures. Rescue efforts used boats, with multiple homes and inmates imperiled. The Findhorn and Lossie rivers caused further destruction across Forres and surrounding districts, including drowned livestock and stranded residents.

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Elgin Lassie Bishopmill Main Alex. Young Sheaffmill Gallowhill Oldmills Egin Smith Brig End Wester Calcots Lossie Spynie Lossiemouth Findhorn Forres-bumn Forres Cothall É&C Bers Longbridge Proctor Spey
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Destructive flood scenes across Rothes and Elgin area

Reports describe widespread devastation from a severe flood in Rothes, Craigellachie, and surrounding districts. Bridges on the Spey and Findhorn were washed away, hundreds of houses damaged, farms submerged, and even the Loch of Spynie inundated. The loss of livestock and property runs to thousands, with coastal and sea losses also noted.

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Rothes Fochabers Spey Garmouth Findhorn Lossie County of Elgin Spynie Duffus Ross-shire Grantown Rothiemay Kintore Brander
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Van Diemen's Land described in a Hobart Town letter

An 1829 letter from Hobart Town extols Van Diemen's Land as a paradise with mild climate and abundant fruits, livestock, timber, and seafood. It notes pests, dangers from venomous creatures, and plentiful game, while contrasting civilization and convicts with a harsh view of black inhabitants and colonial society, ending with a claim that honest work ensures prosperity.

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Hobart-Town van Diemen’s Land Mancy Italy Wales England Zoological Garden Regent’s Park London United Kingdom
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