Departure of State Prisoners for Van Diemen's Land
Irish article details the removal of state prisoners from Dublin aboard the Trident to HMS Swift bound for Van Diemen's Land. It notes their calm departure with family farewells, Meagher's Ossian poems, and distinctive quotes, plus related political and social remarks on ejectments and planned royal visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Meagher
Partion
William Smith "Brien
Thomas Francis Meagher
Terence Bellew M‘manus
Patrick O'Donohoe
O’brien
Stokes
Mr. O'Brien
S.J
T. F. Alcaghes
John Mitchel
Tipperary Free Press
Samuel Bradshaw
J. Dalton
R. White
J. Mansergh
Smith O’brien
Spectacle of dioramic scenes charms London visitors
Readers are urged to enjoy a combined diorama and panorama exhibit in London. Eight lighted chambers recreate real places from Thebes to Kamtschatka, Jerusalem to Venice, Athens to Rome, offering vivid, travel-free glimpses of distant scenes and histories. A note reports cases of deafness relief using glycerine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thebes
Memnon
Kamtschatka
Klutchee
Klootchefsky
Mount of Olives
Jerusalem
Switzerland
Cantons
Athens
Acropolis
Parthenon
Mars Hill
Port Pyreus
Mount Hymettus
Ilyssus
Gulf of
Agina
Peloponnesus
Rome
Mount Janiculum
Venice
St Mark
T. H. Wakley
Hudson and His Lines in Serious Railway Company Probe
A shareholders committee reports serious breaches of trust by Mr. Hudson across the York Newcastle and Berwick Railway and related ventures. It cites improper cash draws, inflated share dealings, and transfers of extensive sums to his own accounts. The inquiry urges restitution and accounting for profits and losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toe Norra Miptano Raiway Company
Szecono
York, Newcastle, and Berwick
Hudson
Mr. Hudson
Newcastle and Berwick
Duke of Northumberland
Earl of Tankerville
Earl Grey
Mary Stanley
Matthew White Ridley
Earl of Carlisle
Model lodging houses planned for families and single women
At Willis's Rooms Lord Ashley announced two new housing projects for the poor two model lodging houses one in Hatton-garden for fifty to sixty unmarried women and another for about fifty families with separate dwellings similar schemes spreading to Paris Berlin. The Metropolitan Building Association reported low mortality and no typhus or cholera cases among its 800 clients. A reading room and library for workers opened in Bedford Street with 700 volumes. An accident on St James's Church steeple left Thomas Butler severely injured after a 60 foot fall. A woman named Webb suffered serious dress fire injuries on New-road caused by a cigar fusee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis
Ashley
Hatton-garden
Paris
Berlin
The
Republic
Southwood Smith
Metropolitan Building Association
London
Mission House
Bedford Street
F. Bishop
Liverpool
Liverpool Mercury
St. James’s Church
Clerkenwell
Thomas Butler
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Webb
New-road
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Smith O'Brien
Tx Quisn
Cork
Mr. Roche
M.P
Colonel Hickman
Lota Beg
Trabolgan House
George Grey
Queenstown
Cove
Parsons
Belfast
Nenagh
Lord Bloomfield
Massy Dawson
Lord Donally
Earl of
Lord Roden
Tullymore Park
Dolly's Brae
Castlewellan
H. Boyd
Dromara
Orange
Ward
Kelly
Boyd
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