Conversions and Catholic Revival at St. Margarets Leicester
The Rev. W. H. Anderdon Vicar of St. Margarets faces Protestant unease as pupils and a teacher join the Catholic church and convent. Observers fear he may follow Eyre Bathurst in Kibworth in renouncing his £1300 benefice to embrace Catholic faith.
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W. H. Anderdon
St. Margaret’s
Leicester
Eyre Bathurst
Kibworth
Daily News
Missionary Ordination at Southampton for Mpahee post
Frederic Bayis completed studies at Rotherham College and was ordained as a missionary to Mpahee in the East Indies by the London Missionary Society at Above Bar chapel Southampton. The ceremony drew a large congregations with the involved clergymen delivering prayers questions and charges to the new minister. Ian Rev. Davin Loxton received a renewed call to Mount Zion Chapel Sheffield with plans to begin work in November. CutaweL now Hainaurt Forest Bazaar raised over £20 for the British School alongside examinations and a public tea.
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Southampton
Frederic Bayis
Rotherham College
Mpahee
East Indies
London
Bar
Baylis
W. Spencer Bail
Havant
James Kennedy
Bevares
John Varty
Fareham
Thomas Dking
Eliezer Jones
Lymouth
Ian
Davin Loxton
Liverpool
Mount Zion Chapel
Sheffield
Cutawel
Hainaurt Forest
W.woodham
Water gas scheme fears echo of Donovan Dover failure
A circulated claim of a free substance gas for lighting and heating is likely water gas tied to Donovan and Dover, as a French inventor’s scheme failed once English capitalists heard the readout. London bank founders plan Westminster branch closure at 4 pm from next month end of day. Vue Society for the Suppression of Vice robs two Holywell Street booksellers of illegal works with one title surrendered for destruction.
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Warner Gas
Donovan
Dover
Monsieur l’Inventeur
London and Westminster Bank
Westminster
St. James’s Square
West-end
Vue Society For the
Holywell-street
Society
Opium Use Allegation Sparks Totals Debate Letter
A commercial traveller and Nonconformist correspondent argues opium consumption rises due to abstinence group members. He cites Bristol pilots near Avon and Severn quays as teetotalers using opium, and offers further examples to support his claim while signing as a nonteetotaler.
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Total Abstinence Society
Avon
Severn
Bristol
Landanum, &c
Working Man's Memorial extends Peel tribute subscription
The Central Committee extends the Working Man's Memorial fund deadline for Sir Robert Peel to September 17 1859. Contributions are urged from all to honor Peel's service to the indigenious and welfare of the community with funds sent to the Bank of England or the committee office at No 454 West Strand.
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Sirn
Robert Peel
Bank of England
Joseph Hume
West Strand
Canterbury settlers sail for New Zealand ships and birds released
Deragrury or gup Canterbury colonists sail from the East India Docks aboard the Cressy Beymour Randolph and Charlotte Jane carrying 00 emigrants for the Canterbury settlement New Zealand. Each ship includes emigrant homes and even English singing birds to be released on landing. The note on the Eastern Counties Railway reports a strike dispute and a cautious reply from directors. The Summer Circuits witness a sharp drop in civil business due to the Local Courts Act and its successor, with Liverpool cited as an example of reduced docket loads for Justice Cresswell.
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Cressy
J. Beymour
Randolph
Charlotte Jane
East India Docks
Canterbury
New Zealand
Raiway
Lyte
Gooch
Stratford
al Ang
Liverpool
Justice Cresswell
Public Post Office Sunday Arrangements Issued 1850
The Postmaster-General issued a Sunday operation notice for England and Wales. Post offices will close to the public on Sundays from 10 am, with limited open hours for early or late deliveries. inland letters prepaid or unpaid deposits allowed, and foreign letters prepaid with stamps. Metropolitan and provincial deliveries began shortly after 9 am and ended by 1:30 pm. Further orders to follow.
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General Post-office
Acdee
Gory
England
Wales
London District (Country) Department
Times
ANS
Political contest in the borough and a mysterious disappearance
A vacancy in the borough representation arises after Mr. Robinson's death with two candidates, Savage of St Leonard's Kent and Mr. H D Seymour of Knowle near Shaftesbury, debating protection and free trade while Mrs Meryweather Turner seeks another bid. Also reported is the mysterious disappearance of Brigton tradesman Palmer from Belmont Clifton after purchasing at an auction, with no clue despite police involvement. A miner, W B Walton, inherits the Bell estate near Hexham, valued around £100,000, as heir and executor.
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Robinson
Savage
Shaftesbury
Seymour
Ella
Meryweather Turner
Brigtol
Palmer
Belmont
Clifton
W. B. Walton
Aldstone
William Bell
High Shield
Hexham
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