Foundation stone laid for King Edward Ragged and Industrial Schools
Rev. attendee presented a trowel to Thomas Beauchamp Proctor for laying the foundation stone at Mile-end New Town on November 5 1850 for the King Edward Ragged and Industrial Schools. A glass bottle with reign coins and committee reports was sealed inside the stone as the ceremony closed with cheers for the benefits to the neighbourhood.
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Thomas Beauchamp Proctor
King Edward Ragged and Industrial Schools
Mile-end New Town
H.R. Williams
Coventry church appointments and building fund update
Coventry reports a Baptist ministry appointment with Rev. Roseyear and a Bristol College connection. Luton hosts a unanimous invitation for Rev. James Harcourt to begin duties at Wellington Street Chapel. Darlington awaits Macneat’s resignation and a condolent tea gift to supporters. City Road Chapel funds push shows £783 18s 1d raised with momentum toward a £1,000 target for Sabbath school and related buildings.
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Coventry
iniGom Lane
Covintry
William Rosever
Bristol College
Baptist Church
C. Wilson
Helstone
Cornwall
Rosevear
W. F. Gotch
Roseyear
F. Franklin
T.5. Crisp
J.jerard
George Burder
Isaac New
Birmingham
Luton
James Harcourt
Baptist Chapel
Wellington
Street
Trnton
Tur
Ronext Macneath
Darlington
Durham
Hope Chapel
Stretton
John Edwards
Hanley
S. B. Scholfield
Burslem
William Chambers
Barnabury Chapel
London Chapel
John Watson
Hackney
J.C. Gallaway
Chapel Building Society
City-road
Rooke
Christian Instruction Society
Home Missions
Thomson
Aia
Thomas James Rooke
Ensq
Dnvireh
Claremont Chapel
J. Watson
Mesars. Ford
Hall
Tidman
Brown
of Bolton
Iti
Society
Withiniten
Private Reform Meeting Sparks Town Radicalization
A private Liver- Peel meeting on Friday is linked to a deputation from the Parliamentary Reform and a push toward town radicalization. The discourse honors James Martineau and reflects on bereavement, memory, and the enduring influence of loved ones beyond death.
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Liver- Peel Pn
Labtelled Heyworth Esq
M.P
James Martineau
Opening of the French Chambers and Paris dispatches
Paris reports show the National Assembly reading the President's message with praise for a peaceful tone toward Kingland and constitutional revisions. Dupin is elected President. votes for other officers are scattered. Abroad, Frankfort letters claim Prussia and Bavaria clashed near Fulda, with Cassel noting Bavarian advances and Prussian counterfire amid wider tensions.
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Paris
National ‘Assembly
M. Baroche
Ata
Pius
Kingland
M. Dupin
The
Assembly
Gbs
Matthieu de la
Michel Dé Bourges
Aviaa
Seral
Spain
Getelvell
Frankfort
Fulda
Cassel
Hanau i
Cardinal Wiseman arrival crowds at St George's Chapel
Report of Cardinal Wiseman’s sudden arrival in the metropolis arouses curiosity among Catholics and Protestants. A large crowd gathered near St George's Chapel though the Cardinal did not attend early service and arrived privately at his residence escorted by a chaplain. The scene contrasted with quieter departure and a separate note on a deadly explosion at Houghton Pit near Sunderland with fears for many workers.
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Canpinat
Wisemay
Cardinal Wiseman
Metropolis
St. George's ‘Chapel
Archibishop
Imany
Sleven O'Glocks
St. George's
Gugat
Sunderland
Hougtton
Holghtonle
Houghton
Diirholm
Grain Market Steady Amid Tight Supplies and Foreign Shortfall
Corn Exchange reports the grain market unchanged as weather limits imports and holders stay firm. Ireland, France, and America are pivotal as supplies from the United States and Canada arrive in Liverpool. Wheat and flour stocks are detailed, with English and foreign quantities and recent arrivals noted.
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Ireland
France
America
Liverpool
United States
Canada
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