Homeopathic Association scandal sparks House debate
In the Commons Lord Grosvenor protests a deputy coroner verdict and mocks Homeopathic advocates as quacks. Sir George Grey grapples with a long bill schedule while Mr Wakley denounces the Homeopathic Association and a Mayo MP seeks swearing in after writ return.
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Privy Council
Committee of Privy Council On Education
Stanford
George Grey
Lord Ropest Grosvenor
Homeopathic Association
Middlesex
Pearce
Wak.Lzy
Homaeopathic Association
Courts of Law
Lord R. Grosvenor
Ovsetty Hiearns
Souemz
F. O'Connor
the Treasury
Somerville
O’connor
National Land Company
Hayter
Army
Mr. O'Connor
House of Commons
Committee of Supply and of Ways and Means
Hume
Brotunston
Commons
House of Lords
Lord Brovenam
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Potato disease hits villages near Bristol in midseason crops
Reports from Henbury Westbury Storehampton Kingsweston Abbot s Leigh and surrounding areas show widespread potato blight with some fields so diseased that digging out is advised. Also Thames River works prompt repair measures at Blackfriars Bridge as arch stones loosen. Queen’s reaction noted after Robert Pate incident with Lord John Russell.
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Bristol
Henbury
Westbury
Storehampton
Kingsweston
Abbot’s Leigh
Death of Sarah Fuller Marks Loss at Sea
The death of Sarah Margaret Fuller Marchioness of Ossoli and her traveling party occurred in the wreck of the brig Elizabeth off Fire Island near Long Island. No survivors reported in contemporary notes. The incident follows other transatlantic news including Kossuth’s possible United States visit and slave-trade updates from Gallinas.
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Sarah Margaret Fuller
Marchioness of
Ossoli
Henry Sumner
Boston
Elizabeth
Leghorn
Long Island
Fire Island
New York Tribune
Kossuth
The
Count Dembinsky
America
Turkey
Roberts
Liberia
Gallinas
Boston Daily Times
Burritt
Philadelphia Ledger
Mr. Webster
Quackers
Friends
Friends’ Weekly Intelligencer
Philadelphia
Friends of Pennsylvania
Webster
Whittier
Society of Friends
Massachusetts
William Wetts Brown
England
Brown
Buffalo
Liberator
Rown
Royal Visit Details at Newcastle and London Court News
The article notes a royal visit plan with Queen and Prince Albert to open the Berwick Railway on August 29 and foundation ceremonies in Edinburgh. It also reports various official notes from the Morning Chronicle and Times about judiciary, architecture appointments, and health. A conference on Schleswig-Holstein affairs quotes a multi power protocol on Danish succession and peace, with further European recognition planned in London.
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Robert Stephenson
Newcastle
Earl of Carlisle
Prince Albert
Berwick
Castle Howard
Edinburgh
National Gallery
Enenanp
Richmond Park
Morning Chronicle
James Wreram
Henry Tuosy
East India
Francis Warden
Philip Hardwicke
Royal Academy
Robert Smirke
Bissar
London
Germany
Schleswig Hoxstein
Denmark
Foreign Office
France
Russia
Great Britain
Sweden
Glasgow rail disaster at Cowlairs Station on excursion train
A Perth morning excursion train on the Scottish Central Railway to Glasgow collided at Cowlairs when split en route. The second section crashed into the first, destroying two cattle trucks carrying 20 to 30 people. Five people were killed and several injured, some fatally.
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Cowlaira
Glasgow
Perth
Scottish Central Railway
Highland Society
Cowlairs
Sozaz at The Assizes Sparks Newcastle Clash
In Newcastle at the Moothall a clash arose between Mr Justice Cresswell and county magistrates during a visit by Mr Justice Wightman. The door to the magistrates’ room was locked, provoking a quarrel in open court. The incident left observers perplexed over decorum and procedure. Gateshead Observer notes the judge was an involuntary participant.
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Sozaz
Moothall
Newcastle
Justice Wightman
Justice Cresswell
Gateshead
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Thames
Blackfriars Bridge
Pats
John Russell
Robert Pate
Holstein
Berlin
Prussia
Reventlow
Brunnow
E. Drouyn DE Lauys
J. BE. Rehauben
Palmerston
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