Irish Poor-law and cholera outbreaks across Ireland
Reports from the Irish Poor Law Commission note resignation of head Mr Twistleton. Cholera spreads with Ennis and Limerick cases and Belfast deaths. A Limerick correspondent claims thousands of cases and many daily deaths. Other items mention steamer trial verdicts, Pope rate collections in Meath, Mathew in Dublin, and a grim execution report with a woman briefly trapped on the scaffold.
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Irish Poor-law Commission
Twistleton
Irish Poor-Law Department
Ennis
Limerick
Belfast
Patriot
Ditton
Mitchell
Cape of Good Hope
Derry
Hannah Brennan
Freeman's Journal
Meath
Ireland
Fatuer Mathew
Dublin
America
Liverpool
New World
Castle Lake
Roscommon Messenger
Commons
Major Mahon
Scallys
Alicia Brennan
Scally
Scully
New Suspect Named in Bristol Murder Case
The coroner's inquiry advances as Charlotte Morgan, a Thornbury plasterer’s daughter, testifies she lived with Miss Elizabeth Jefferies briefly and confirms she could not be involved in the murder. Police prove Morgan slept at a lodger’s home on the fatal night, supporting her innocence. Fifteen thousand signers back arbitration over war per Scotsman.
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Charlotte Morgan
Thornbury
Gloucester
Miller
Hancock
Edinburgh
The People's League Meeting at White Hart Hotel
The Council of the People's League met at the White Hart Hotel Bishopsgate to discuss a petitioning plan as a means of instruction and rights advancement. John Robertson chaired and praised petitions and tract circulation while Janez Vines and Tuwaries highlighted local progress and calls for manhood suffrage.
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Council of the People’s League
White Hart Hotel
Bishopsgate Street
John Robertson
Executive Committee
People’s League
Ife
Janez Vines
Robertson
Tuwarries
Southwark
Lambeth
Reform Association
Vines
W. Linwood
Sydenham
Greenwich
Croydon