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Nonconformist in London, Middlesex

18 Jul 1849

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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 18, 1849

Page

10

Court, Officials, and Personal News Highlights

London arrivals from Ostend include Larry Rout Etienne Arago Martin Bernard and Sergeant Boichot. Lady Joan Russeau gives birth to a son. Sir Thomas Coltman dies prompting a vacant judgeship. candidates include Mr Watson Sergeant Talfourd and Mr Crompton. Parliament session probable end August 2. Royal pages report Osbornes and Osborne visits, Thiers Paris texts debunked, Queen and children at Water Regatta in Portsmouth, Hindostan ship tour. Rumors say Sir James Graham may rejoin the Whig Cabinet with extra Peelite MPs to bolster government.

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Larry Rout Etienne Arago Martin Bernard Boichot London Ostend Joan Russeau Dantu Sir Thomas Cottman Thomas Coltman Puisine the Common Pleas Sir Thomas Hydepark Gardens Old Bailey Court Watson Talfourd Crompton Houses of Parliament Globe Orazans Paris Prince de Joinvillead Austria Presburg Orleans Morning Post M. Thiers French Republic Madame la Duchesse d’Orleans Comte de Paris France Tue Quen Prince Albert Osborne Robert Peel Lady Peel Miss Peel Gosport Winchester Portsmouth Duchess of Kent Prince Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company
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Cholera Inquest Urges Sewer Hygiene And Amputation Risk

In an inquest on a cholera death, inspector Stephen Whittaker described sewage gully-holes as a danger after sewage matter touched his inflamed cut thumb, threatening amputation. The report also notes rapid railway and telegraph innovations in time saving and a gutta percha kitchen signaling tube aiding domestic service.

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Society of Friends
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Perr’s Son in Bankruptcy Court Faces Final Order Refusal

In Insolvent Debtors Court Hon Adolphus Charles Frederick Molyneux Capel faced final order on debts of £24,000 with income £1,000. offers creditors £200 yearly from £600 income plus father-in-law support. Chief Commissioner condemns improvidence, final order refused amid cautions on precedent. Swinpin Stock Broker Bevington Cleared as lack of written stock instructions blocks charges. rest of accusers withdrawn or unable to proceed. funds sought to repay victims.

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Perr Adolphus Charles Frederick Molyneux Capel George Bevington Robinson Bevington
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Cholera Reports and Local Sanitation Efforts

The Gazette recounts cholera figures to June 30 with London and environs and Scotland totals, notes inspectors from the General Board of Health visiting Merthyr Tydvil Cardiff Bristol and Gloucester, and mentions inquests in London tied to sanitary causes. It also details relief visits by Sisters of Mercy to Stonehouse Lane in Plymouth and a sheriff election in Common Hall naming Alderman Lawrence.

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London Scotland Great Britain Shea -Aarderte General Board of Health Sutherland Merthyr Southampton Plymouth Stonehouse Lane M.P Alderman Lawrence
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Narrative of Vienna 1848 from Latour to Windischgratz

Berthold Auerbach's history of Vienna's 1848 upheavals blends dramatic narrative with documentary notes. Translated by Joan Eoward Tanor, it traces Metternich's fall, student protests, constitutional promises, and the imperial court's volatile shifts from February to September, with vivid scenes among aristocracy, clergy, and peasantry.

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Vienna Latour Windischgratz Berthold Auerbach Joan Eoward Tanor London Bogue Germany Black Forest Sophia Camarilla Metternich Kubeck Italy Kossuth Count Batthyony Austria Innspruck Hradetzky Croatia Jellachich Hungary Auerbach Styria Gambs France Rousseau Amoy Stycia
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