Irish distress and protests shadow UK politics and fires
A Dublin era debate condemns free trade as harming trade while Irish unrest grows with Fenian violence and tenant rights protests. News from Cork Waterford Youghal Mill Street Kilclooney Wood cites shootings and rallies as authorities pursue amid amnesty demonstrations and bailiff attacks.
Gleanings of Oddities and Local Happenings in 1869
A clock is wound to run and a business to stop. 1869 begins a new Bicycle cycle. A proposed Bank to Blackfriars street name favors Mr. Peabody. Tide-End House in Teddington sold for 6500 to Sir Clifford Constable. A 107-year-old woman dies at Liverpool Workhouse. Bodmin election sees two women voters aged 92 and 93. Brighton Railway cuts metropolitan fares from January 1. An American joke ads editor and foreman who can please everyone. A sea water company plans daily delivery to London, one gallon Sundays ex cepted at a weekly rate and five gallons for 4s 6d.
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