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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 26, 1849

Page

18

Memoral Petition Over Dolly’s Brae Findings Stir Ulster Catholics

A Freeman’s Journal report says Northern Catholics memorialized the Lord Lieutenant over Castlewellan magistrates refusing to receive charges against Orangemen tied to Dolly’s Brae. They allege bias, urge removal of magistrates, and warn distrust in law. The Northern Whig doubts real impact, predicting no bold government action. Cross county unrest grows as agrarian move mashes westward and grain is seized on an Ulster estate. The Westmeath Farming Society dissolves for lack of support despite revival efforts.

Olling Ulster Lord Roden Down Beers Keown Lord Boden Seathless Uniacke Lymbury Westmeath

Dividend Debate at Bank of England Stock Proprietors

At the half yearly General Court on Wednesday 8 dividend was proposed at 33 percent before tax for the half year ending 10 October next. A 44 percent proposal failed. 34 percent dividend was confirmed. The day also notes Humboldt’s eightieth birthday, ivory use in Sheffield, and Scots Church rates on manses and glebes.

Bank of Enocuano Bank of England Stock Proprietors de Winton California Times America London England Church of Scotland Alexander von Humboldt Sheffield St. Pancras Board of Guardians

Polls Open in West Surrey Vote War in Guildford

Tuesday night reports from Guildford and West Surrey show a tight Liberal and Tory contest with 2187 votes cast by 4 pm. About 800 to 1000 electors remain to vote tomorrow as word arrives that candidate Edgell has retired from the race.

Guildford West Surrey Edgell

Cholera Causes and Prevention Proposed by Dr Budd

The Times prints Dr William Budd of Bristol Infirmary arguing a living funguslike organism causes malignant cholera. It spreads via air water and food and is multiplied in the human intestine. Preventive steps include pure water whitewashing infected houses and destroying tainted articles.

Tas Causzs Cuotera Times William Budd Bristol Infirmary Brittan College of Physicians

News From New York and Washington on Taylor and Cuban Venture

The Caledonia brings New York advices to the 11th. General Taylor’s health is reported uncertain with suspicions of illness. The Cuban expedition ended after US government action. Sea U s and New Orleans were seized in New York. leaders faced bail, and the venture was abandoned for now. Government avoided prosecutions, aiming to disrupt the enterprise. Rumors of great excitement reach from Cuba.

America Caledonia New York Taylor Washington Niagara Falls Daily News United States New Orleans Cuba Laylor

Insurrection rumors and international dispatches across continents

Reports describe 4000 troops deployed to Principe Trinidad and Santiago de Cuba amid suspected insurrection while Canadian telegraph lines claim tranquillity. London notes mention Peace Congress calls and Pope diplomacy tensions as French Pontifical clashes continue in Rome Frascati and Nine priests escape Holy Office prisons.

Principe Trinidad Santiago de Cuba Montreal Customs League Reig Upper Canada Honeantan Barvcuss Prince Radsmund Constantinopia Warsaw Porte Danubian Senco M. Emile Girardin Peace Congress Committee Noion Paris M. de Falloux Times Naples Rome Pontifical Frascati Buti Monsignor Savelli Holy Office

Cholera mortality in London declines sharply this week

London deaths from all causes fell in the three weeks to September 22, with cholera deaths dropping from 2,026 to 1,682 and 839 across the same period. The report analyzes age, sex, profession, and locality, noting wide geographic variation and higher cholera mortality on the south bank of the Thames. The Queen Dowager donated £200 to cholera relief, and a new Commission on Charity cases was appointed by the Queen.

London Thames Asit Hampstead Rotherhithe Coraghy Whitehall Henry Thomas Earl of Chichester Henry George Francis Earl of Ducie Harry Vane Jon Harry Vane John Lord Wharncliffe Rederich Peel Thomas Henry Sotheron John Elijah Blunt James Hill Henry Kingscote Charity Commissioners

Market Firm on Grain and Flour Supplies

Corn Exchange market shows firmness with low grain and flour stocks. Arrivals this week include Wheat English 870 qrs and Foreign 1 610 qrs Barley English 90 qrs Foreign 2 840 qrs Date English 460 qrs Irish 200 qrs Foreign 2 860 qrs Flour 150 sacks.

Corn Exchange

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