Ragged Chapels and Clerical Bigotry in 1849 Letter War
Edifying letters debate church state links and clerical prejudice. A London minister rebutts Stratton Audley clergy over burial rights for dissenters asserting ongoing harassment of poor worshippers and demanding greater religious liberty in public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Society
Launton
Stratton Audley
Clayton
Mr. Clayton
Henry VIII
The £3,000,000 Loan and Who Got It
A 1846 act authorized public money for drainage to improve Great Britain and Ireland. By March 1847 English estates claimed 508,659l and Scotland 2,188,331l, with Dukes, Earls, Baronets, and private gentlemen listed among top applicants. Notable sums include Sutherland 38,000l in England, Earl of Carlisle 47,133l, and many Scottish nobles bidding high, such as Lord Stair and Lord Mansfield, while private gentlemen and clergy also sought large tracts.
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Great Britain
Ireland
Scotland
Sutherland
Cleveland
Newcastle
Earl of Carlisle
Earl of Derby
Earl of Ellesmere
Lord Wharncliffe
Earl of Lonsdale
Earl
Samuel Crompton
M. L. Mostyn
Octavius Duncombe
Windsor
Somerset
Rowland Errington
Thomas Clifton
James Adams Gordon
John Bowes
England
Wales
Richmond
Argyll
Atholl
Montrose
Duke of Sutherland
Duke of Richmond
Duke of Montrose
Duke of Atholl
Duke of Argyll
Earl of Glasgow
Lord Stair
Lord Mansfield
Lord Dalhousie
India
Marquess of
Ailsa
Earl of Aberdeen
Marquess of Queensberry
Earl of Fife
Marquess of Hastings
James M'‘Donall
Wigtown
James Matheson
Alexander Matheson
Ross
Mary Stewart
James Oswald
Taylor's cabinet moves to purge duel linked officials
President Taylor announces an official determination to remove from civil service and military positions any person engaged in a duel. General Worth supports the stance, condemning dueling as unnecessary and unbecoming of officers.
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Dvetzina
Im America
Taylor
Worth
Foundation stones laid for chapels and schools in Hull and Wigan
A report details multiple religious foundation stones and cornerstone ceremonies. The Primitive Methodists begin a 60 by 45 foot chapel in Hull with seating for about 1,000 and 600 child classrooms, including a high floor and Doric front. In Wigan St Pauls Independent Chapel marks its new schools for 800 children, with space for 1,000 scholars overall. The piece also notes pastor appointments and ordinations across several chapels, including Sowerby Bridge, Thornbury, Ashton under Lyne, and Barnstaple, plus local weather and political notes.
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Thornton-street
William Clowes
Lavine
St. Paul’s New Schools
Wigan
Rooma
St. Paul's Independent Chapel
Standishgate
Reece Bevan
William Hoaf
Bevan
B. Bevan
Roaf
W. Turner
Hindley
Messrs
Marshall
Moore
Douthwaite
Dobbie
Barrett
Raffles
Soweraby-Bridge
Hau Yax
Ritchie Moffett
Rotherham College
James Alsop
Highbury Chapel
Birmingham
Thornbury
Gloucestershire
Hants
J G. Hughes
Airedale College
Congregational Church
Odiham
J. 5. Pearsall
Andover
J. Ferris
Farnham
David Thomas
Stockwell
London
Thomas Adkins
Southamption
Hughes
William Slater
Teignmouth
T.G Stamper
Uxbridge
Southampton
Asiton
Leeds
Ashton-under- Lyne
Lord's
Barnstaple
William Blater
Croas Street
Luton
Auxiliary Society
J. Clarke
Baptist
Africa
A. Buzacott
South Seas
Friends of the Society
Kiro
Rarotonga
Robinson
Sanpace
Caesaint
William Rhodes
Lancashire Independent College
United Churches
Sandbach
Wheelock
Bank of England Debt and Securities Brief for May 19 1849
An Account under the Act 7th and 8th Victoria cap xxii dated for the week ending Saturday May 19 1849 shows Government Debt 11,015,106. Other Securities 2,984,500. Gold Bullion 13,194,186. Silver Bullion 323,569. Total department 27,517,705 with 38,808 on the ledger.
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Victoria
Department
Cain & Bullion
Wwe
Fane
Jorn
Wecew
Rotherhithe
Strood
Oake-street
Henry Gurney
Banking Department
J. Nash
H. Gurney
Commis- Nates Ag
John Nash
H. Garey
Bara
Portugal
Jno
W. B. Gurney
Nash
H. Gumey
Nash and Gurney
BBC
Fife
Amiens
Boulogne
Birkenhead
Lanc
Chesh
Chancery
East Lancashire
Eastern Union & Ips
Bury
Glasgow
Kilmarnock
Ayr
Greenock
Southern and Western
Great Western, &c
Lancashire and
Yorkshire
Lancaster and
Carlisle
London & N. Western, &c
London and Blackwall
London and
Bright
Coast
South-Western
Wan
Sheffie
Lincolagh
Maryport
Ase
Midland
Bristol
Birm
Western
Marklands
Paris
Rouen
Igo
Houen
Havre
Shrewsbury
Chester
South Devon
Taft Vale
Ses
WBS
Ter
Waterford
Limerick
Whitehaven Junction
York
Bankruptcy and church scandal swirl in late proceedings
A judge approves a final balance sheet as Mr Hara and Mr Ho face bankruptcy. Amid court notes a Whit Sunday sermon criticizes sin and absolution. Articles discuss gun recovery linked to a Potash Farm case,_Doane’s bankrupcy and Puseyite fallout, plus a pest trap baited in a bush for caterpillars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hara
J. Nash
H. Gurney
Fane
Goulburn
Torquay
Rome
Flower Pat Smith
London
Mary Coghlan
Coghlan
Stankeep-Ahacy Murpers.—John W. P. Field
Parker, Field, and Sons
High Holborn
Duncan
Rush
J. Bojlean
Oaks
New York
The
Duly News
New Jersey
Doane
Thia
Registered chapels and bankrupts listed in the gazette
The issue lists certified solemnizing chapels including Belle Vue Helland and Ovwaldtwistle Ledbury and others, followed by a lengthy roster of official assignees and solicitors across cities like Birmingham Bristol Manchester and London, and ends with dividend declarations for H Carpenter Coventry White Birmingham Holyland Manchester and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle v
H. Rogers
Whitchurch
Hampshire
Whitmore
Basinghall-street
Philp
Great St. Helens
Bishopsgate
E. Miles
Greenwich
Follett
Lambrok Court
Bristow and Tarrant
Band-court
Walebrook
D. Grant
Southampton-street
Strand
Johnson
Pollock and Stevenson
Essex-street
J. Phillips
Uppr
Acramant
Bristol
White
Eyre
Bedford
Row
London
Slaney
Cope
Faulkner
Manchester
S. Stone
Strangenays
Lancashire
Baker
Hicbson
Jaques
Edwards
Layton
Ely Place
Heath
T. Wilson
H. Corbett
Madras
East Indies
Hobson
Abbott
Lincoln‘s-innfields
Atkinson
W. and
T. Wrigley
Holmefield-mills
Ovenden
Yorkshire
Park-row
Leeds
J. Philp
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