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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 05, 1849
Page
5
The passage argues for increased sums to reward civilians who aided police in capturing criminals, noting their zeal, toil, and energy in Edinburgh and the islands of Jersey and Guernsey.
A large Leicester gathering heard Sir Joshua Walmsley and local MPs discuss Freehold Land Society aims across Birmingham Penn Dudley Derby and Wolverhampton. Speakers urged self-denial and franchise expansion, with about 210 members enrolled by night.
A Kirkaldy spy caring for a chicken hatched an egg from sailors near Alexandria and found a live crocodile in it. In Fifeshire a man upset two beehives at Hampstead died two hours later from severe stings. Joseph Fielder near Titchfield may gain £18000 from a Somerset estate tied up in chancery.
Lord Clarendon allocates 3800 pounds to Belfast General Hospital for nonsectarian charity. The Presbyterian Assembly debates Queen College Belfast’s status. Harvest prospects improve with lower prices, tenant resistance to rents growing. Irish press shifts toward reform, Gavan Duffy reports famine misery and landlord oppression in vivid terms.
Duffy plans to devote future efforts to land questions and rejects renewed agitation as absurd and impracticable. He prioritizes land reform over revived agitation, signaling a shift in strategy.
A British memorial drawn by Lord Fitzwilliam urges Lord John Russell and Viscount Palmerston to back Hungary’s established rights and resist Russian intervention. Signatories, peers and MPs including Fitzwilliam and Zetland call for England to aid reconciliation between Austria and Hungary while preserving Hungary’s ancient constitution and resisting imperial overreach.
A gang of swindlers hoodwinked Brompton tradesmen led by Mrs Hemsley later Elizabeth Griffiths who rented a Brompton Crescent house for three years and fed goods unpaid aided by a butler and cook. She has been captured and questioned at Guildhall Police office. Sun notesSmithfield market nuisance advocates pushing shares in Istinaton Catrin-Manxet Company.
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