Reproof of Editor and Ottawa Reformers Amid Canadian Turmoil
The text contests editorials accusing Canadian reformers of treachery, defending leaders like Baldwin Price Cameron Hinks and others, arguing Tory oligarchy caused unrest. It contrasts reformers with alleged oligarchic plots, urging readers to study Canada’s history before judging. A second segment covers a London printers meeting opposing taxes on paper and stamps, highlighting costs to newspapers and public knowledge, with prayers for future gatherings. It ends noting The Forty Monks in Leicestershire aid and feed thousands annually.
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Baldwin
Price
Cameron
Hinks
Mr. Blake
House of Parliament
University of King’s College
House of Assembly
Lord Goderich
London
Papineau
McKenzie
Banner
Canada
J. W
Election of a successor to Archbishop Crolly at Armagh
The Armagh election for Archbishop followed three candidates: Dr Dixon, Dr O Hanlan, and Dr Keiran. Dixon won 26 votes, with both others on 12. The Holy See rarely refuses confirmation. Dixon described as erudite and moderate.
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Tus
Roman Carsotio Arcchbishop
Crolly
Armagh
Dixon
Maynooth
O’hanlan
Keiran
P.P
Clogher
Holy See
O'Brien
Limerick
Smith O’brien
Samuel Dickson
Thomas Fitizgerald
Merrion Square
Dublin
Belfast
Quebec
United States
Northern Whig
Ulster
O’connent
O’connell
Cork
John Romilly
Wuoxresatts
Charles G. O’dell
Neneagh
Toomevara
Dawson
Tortworth
Gloucestershire
London
Galway
Flood on Bredon Hill and Kemerton devastates area
A water spout burst on Bredon Hill Worcestershire on the 10th inst causing severe damage. Stone walls, gardens, furniture were washed away and half the houses in Kemerton flooded. Tree marks show the flood reached sixteen feet deep. Additionally a concert in a tube at Britannia bridge site drew 600 locals as works progress rapidly with new pontoons and blasting tests. Raising of the tube is planned for early next month.
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Bredon Hill
Worcestershire
Kemerton Priory
Kemerton
Britannia Bridge
Menai
Obscene Fleet Street Effigy Incident Attracts Fine
At the Guildhall Police Office Joseph Carter of 52 North Street Paddington was charged with obstructing the Fleet Street footpath by carrying a life sized effigy bearing the words Free trade. After officers reported the crowd and potential theft risk he was fined 20s or seven days and discharged upon payment. A separate Queen’s Bench case concerned Baptist Missionary Society rateability of their London building with missionary funds and nonresident use. In a Sheriff's Court item Admiral Van Thromp featured as a public dwarf case, with damages set at £200. A Mrs Catherine Stulz faced stock brokerage fraud charges after obtaining £1,000 worth of shares and failing to pay costs, prompting warnings at the Stock Exchange.
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ExeTek
Guildhall
Joseph Carter
North-street
Paddington
Fleetstreet
Exeter
Price
Thomas Quarterman
Alderman Moon
Shore
Carter
Fleet-street
Queen
The
Baptist Missionary Society
Court of Queen’s Bench
Admiral van Thromp
Friesland
Sheriff's Court
Thompson
van Thromp
London
George Graves Thompson
van ‘Chromp
Catherine Stulz
William Barton
Stock Exchange
Stu
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Mechanics’ Institute
Chancery Lane
Luke James Hansard
Portsmouth
Edwards
London Printers’ Society
Aker
Jonathan Duncan
J. Taylor
Washington Wilks
Vizitelly
Enauanp
Leicester
Leicester Chronicle
Treland
LAW and Police
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