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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 24, 1850

Page

10

Emigration and Lands Amid Irish Tide of News

Provincial ports report large emigration to America with farmers and families among arrivals in Cork and Waterford. Small estate sales show prices near pre mania levels as Ireland faces storms damaging property and glass losses, while the Taz Repeal Association debates funds and action before Irish liberty.

Emmanation Waterford Mail America Cork Waltron Susan Queenstown Taz Repgar Association M. Murphy John O'Connell Lord Clarendon Ireland Dublin

Expedition to Search for Sir John Franklin Underway

The plan to mount Captain Sir John Ross's polar expedition is confirmed with the Hudson's Bay Company funding the venture if public donations fail. Sir John Ross negotiates with Commander C. G. Phillips to be second in command. Proposals include a larger vessel and a two-ship approach from Troon and Port Leopold, with wintering near North Somerset and a route via Fury Beach and Brentford Bay to reach the Great Fish River. The Aberdeen expedition led by Captain Penny aboard the Lady Franklin and Sophia, financed by the Admiralty, departs soon for a three-year provisioning.

Sir John Troon Austin Ommanney Penny Polar Sea Boothia James Ross Strait of Fish River Back Sir John Ross Port Leopold North Somerset Fury Beach Brentford Bay James Rosa Great Fish River Chesterfield Inlet Aberdeen Lady Franklin Sophia Stewart Peterhead Admiralty

Fraupoiznt Bankruptcies and Committals at Law

In the Court of Bankruptcy Commissioner Holroyd gave judgment in Gibson and Sturt's bankruptcy. The Times summary notes Frauds in St Albans Bank set up with £1,500, deflection of debts, and the sham deed allowing wind up. Also Committal of Walter Watts for trial on two indictments for stolen orders, and a confessed murder by Charles Holden near Sunbury. Eleven Chartists jailed in 1848 released on bail for five years.

Fraupoiznt Banxnverrt Holroyd Gibson and Sturt Times Gibson St. Alban’s Sturt Warrs Mansion House Walter Watts Marylebone Olympic Globe Assurance Office Alderman Gibbs Clarkson Globe Insurance Company G. C. Glyn C. Hosxina Sunbury Laleham Charles Holden Holden Jane Lewis Chertsey Earl of Lucan Lord Lucan Central Criminal Court James Shell Hugh Conway James Maxwell Bryson Geo, Scouton Samuel, Morgan William Gurney Charles Young Philip Martin Henry Hargue James Snowball Alfred Abel

Emerson Declares We Eat Gas in New York Lecture

Mr Ralph Waldo Emerson in New York stirs the audience by claiming we eat drink tread on and are gas. A witty Yankee retorts that it is a great shame gas is so dear.

Ralph Waldo Emerson New York

Court and Personal News From The Queen’s Court

Cabinet and royal household members summoned to notice as the Queen’s confinement signals. Reports list death notices including D.D. Joan Lams and Madame Tussaud. Tessaro’s wax museum founder dies at 91 after a long career.

Hen Masnary Canterbury Mar Tonovex Joan Lams Corpus Christi College Cambridge Bristol Tuskey Lord Whoraestey Russert Hereford Doverass W. P. Lasan MonpiEe RE Metropolitan Onice Baker Street Berne Switzerland Paris M. Curtius Louis XVI England Bakerstreet

Banaver To Her Majesty's Ministers In Egyptian Hall

A Lord Mayor hosted a reception with government members and dignitaries. Lord John Russell urged safeguarding institutions by blending antiquity with modern improvements. Earl Grey stressed linking City of London and House of Lords. Lord Palmerston praised free trade and cotton bonds. Window tax discussion follows, noting heavy charges on model lodging houses and potential exemptions for laboring-class housing.

Banaver John Russell London Earl Grey City of House of Lords M. Drouhyn de Lhuys Lord Palmerston Inna of Court

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