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Nonconformist in London, Middlesex

26 Sep 1849

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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 26, 1849

Page

9

Free soil movement and Cuban expedition dominate 1849 news

Our New York correspondent reports on the split within the Democratic Party between the Free Soil and pro slavery factions, planned Utica convention, and the Cuba expedition linked to Texas aims. The piece also covers Florida Indian wars, Hungary sympathy rally in the park, cholera declines, and a Maine home exemption bill as well as coastal codfish trade data.

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Florida Hungary New York Democratic Party Hunker Sham Democrats Barnburner Liberty Free-soil Democrats Rome John van Buren Utica Cuba New Orleans Union United States Mexico D la Texas Sierra Madre Texas Congress Free States Kentucky Virginia Delaware Missouri, &c South Rey Havanna Lake Superior Atlantic Europe Louis Napoleon Philadelphia Ferdinand of Austria Haynau Pennsylvania Maine The Boston Journal Pacific Coast California Britain Chicago Troy W. G
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Bathers and Receipts At Goulston-square Model Bath 1847–48

The Works Committee reports from July 26 1847 to December 31 1848 show bathers total 81 694 with receipts £914 19s 1d and from then to the 1st inst 82 219 bathers and receipts £1 058 1s 7d. Men 77 831 baths, women 3 187, children 1 201. weekly average 2 223 men, 91 women, 35 children. weekly receipts £30 5s 4d. Washing had 3 013 washers and 3 013 driers since April 30. hours washing/drying 10 005. no ironing.

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Wasunovuses Goulston-square
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Embezzlement and Bigamy Rumors at Central Court

At the Central Criminal Court William Isaac Fitch pleaded guilty to embezzling funds from Messrs. Morgan and Co and received seven years transportation. James Scotchmoore was tried on two indictments for bigamy and also sentenced to seven years on each count. Caroline Cook faced trial for the murder of her husband but was found Not Guilty after doubts about the case. The Literary Gazette bankruptcy examination noted sizable unsecured debts and limited assets. Nelson Webster sued over rail fare after a lost transfer and the railway company settled to avoid court action.

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Central Criminal Court William Isaac Fitch Messrs. Morgan and Co Farringdon Street James Scotchmoore Scotchmoore John Literary Gazette Ainsworth W. H Dickenson and Co Old Bailey Longman and Co The Union Bank of London Saville and Edwards Chandos-street Stephenson Parliament Street Silverlock Henry Warneford W. Strachan Adam Aberdeen Plews Nelson Webster Huddersfield Marsden Leeds London and North-Western Company County Court Coats Leeds Times
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Cholera Toll and Miscellaneous Notices

A Mississippi plantation owner Mr Duncan loses 91 enslaved people to cholera, cattle health remains. a Florence court to hear action against a printer who released an Italian Bible edition for Captain Pakenham. Cambridge tutor questions an Irish freshman about being his eldest son, the reply is I am. in Paris Bordeaux and Marseilles baths 16 218 subscribers, only two reportedly fell to cholera.

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F. Douglass Duncan Mississippi River Paris Bordeaux Marseilles
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