Bad state of the sewers spreads cholera in Chelsea and Soho
A Commissioners of Sewers meeting in Greek Street Soho heard charges for sewer acts and examined alleged cesspool and drain failures near Chelsea workhouse and St George's Hanover Square. Reports linked cholera outbreaks to sewer conditions and urged immediate inspection and action.
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Commissioners of Sewers
Greek-street
Soho
George Saunders
Hungerford-market
Bramah’s Dock
Pimlico, &c. &c
Cummins
Chelsea
Board of Trustees of the Poor
St. George’s
Hanover Square
Godrich
Hanover-square
Little Chelsea
Dowley
Chapel Row
St. George
Little
House of Commons
Hadeen
Provincial markets Bristol sugar market and regional grain prices
Market reports from Bristol and towns including Devizes Guildford Hertford and Yarmouth show steady demand for good sugars and mixed grain prices. Wheat and barley trade slowed with declines of 1s to 2s per sack, harvest weather favorable, and varied prices across regions and grain types.
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Bristol
Bristol Corn Exchange
Tuuuspar
Poland
Herley
Devizes
Aus
Guildford
Ave
Hertford
Rompord
Aue
Aylesbury
Yarmouth
Trial by jury celebrated by parochial reform at St Martin's
About 100 parishioners of St Martin's in the Fields gathered at White Conduit House to toast the Simpson v Holroyd verdict that abolished their vestry. Col Evans chaired, praising jury justice, with speeches praising Attorney-General and others, then greetings to churchwardens, and finally notes on Hutchinson of the Guards and local dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of Parochial Reform
White Conduit-house
British Empire
St. Martin’s-in-the-Fields
John Campbell
Platt
Rogers
Sir John Campbell
England
Brighton Guardian
Treasury
Home Department
Simpson
Colonel Evans
Poland
Stanley
Earl Grey
Ireland
Wells
Break-in at Ballinasloe Chapel Reaps Silver Loss
Thieves struck the Roman Catholic Chapel of Ballinasloe on Thursday night, stealing three silvers chalices a silver cup and a large silver cross along with vestments linen and private parish property valued at seventy guineas. They also destroyed altar books and ornaments. Creagh and Dysart chapels were plundered as well.
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Ballinasloe
Dilton
Creagh
Dysart
Limerick
Castle Green
Town Hall
Saint John’s Church
Parry
Merthyr Guardian
Model of a King's Speech at the close of session
The king addresses Lords and Commons praising Crockford's and Greenwich dinners, urges prudent spending, notes autumn leaves and spring hope, laments urban travel dangers, laments dog sanitation and omnibus racing, and desires better carriage travel while urging frugality and public virtue. He expresses confidence in Parliament and asks for continued support and a good example as they return to their counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crockford's
Traveller’s
Graham’s
Greenwich
Blackwall
Thames
London
Fish-street-hill
Regent’s Park
House of Commons
Execution of Pat Meany at the county gaol
In Ireland Pat Meany, found guilty of conspiring to murder Joseph A. Leonard, left the county gaol with the 9th Lancers for Shambough to be executed. An accidental pistol discharge wounded him in the hand delaying the cavalcade. amputation may be required. Ongoing tithe-war actions and OConnell’s Waterford visit are noted.
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Pat. Meany
Joseph A. Leonard
9Th Lancers
Williams
Shanbough
Ross
Wicklow
Whitty
Paarliament
Ankenny Journal
Henry Winstone Barron
Itis
Dublin
Atlantic
Derinane Abbey
Royal visit rumors and regional notices from Irish papers
Crowded Rovant Visit to Lreanv reports that Princess Victoria and the Duchess of Kent may soon arrive in Dublin then tour Wicklow and proceed to the Lakes of Killarney. A Cashel maid survived a bull attack with a side wound. A Mayo woman named Hanan has borne six children in nine months, four daughters and two sons, four born on July 28 and two on November 5.
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Lreanv
Hilfarney
Victoria
Duchess of Kent
Dublin
Wicklow
Killarney
Cork Herald
Cashel
Limerick
Hanan
Kilebeha
County
Mayo
Castlebar
Fecundiry and Coincidence At Tockholes Weaver Family Tale
A Blackburn area weaver John Brindle has ten sons and ten daughters with remarkable timing two children born on one day two married on one day and two buried in one day. After twins birth his wife lost a leg yet bore seven more children and remains healthy. A lighterman Jones and wife drowned after a barge collision leaving four children. A young Irishman died in a coal pit accident at Gartsherrie with blame placed on contracting whim. The Camberwell Fair opens with toy stalls, fine cabinet work and a grand Thalia and Melpomene temple. crowds fill the grounds as music and dance contrast with the earlier tragedies.
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Tockholes
Blackburn
John Brindle
Jones
Waterloo Bridge
Ireland
Gartsherrie
Glasgow Free Press
Camberwell Fair
Richardson
Thalia
Melpomene
Crown and Anchor
Insurgent Movements in Spain Reported as Coastward Push
From the Moniteur and Courier Franquis accounts describe Carlist insurgents moving toward Biscay with Zumalacarreguy covering, aiming to ease sea arrivals of provisions and arms. Rodil and Jauregui closely track the march while engagements are avoided. Madrid reports a cautious climate in ministry changes and discussions on peer trials.
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Biscay
Zumalacarreguy
Borunda
Rodin
Jaureguy
Franquis
Spain
Elisondo
Burutda
Rodil
Jauregui
Don Carlos
Madrid
Finance Commission
M.toreno
Chamber
Messrs
Valdez
Calatrava
Chamber OF Proceres
Sittine
Aue
M. Martinez de la Rosa
Portugal
Saveniprent Gy Crance
England
United States
Belgium
Greece
Sweden
Denmark
Morocco
Isabella II
Naples
Marquis de Los Llanos
South America
Rome
United States of America
Duke de Saragossa
Chamber of Peers
Count Parcent
Journal Des Debats
Vapor
Barcelona
London
Catalonia
Ferdinand VII
Gas roasting in a Convent prison and other notices
The article describes gas cooking experiments in the Convent prison at Springfield and state houses with a circular gas tube, a heat cone, and a steamer for boiling puddings and steaming vegetables. It notes a nine pound leg of mutton roasted in two hours for a fraction of the usual cost and mentions plans for combined roasting boiling baking and steaming with no extra expense. It also reports on a parish inquest into suicide, a dream-related revelation in court, and a summary from the Animals' Friend Society with prosecutions and penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Todd
Romsey Extra
George Randall
John Jenvey
London
Hampshire
Dreeaming
Fife Bank
Dalziel
Fire Herald
Animals’ Friend Society
Greenwich
Hampstead, &c
Paris Papers Safer Rumours On French Cabinet Changes
The Cruel Sun notes Sunday Paris papers and a correspondent's letter. Rumours swirl of a cabinet reshuffle, possibly inclining toward M Dupin as Paris premier. Journal des Debats allegedly shifts against the Doctrinaire bloc, hinting at a political realignment amid high-stakes theatre and ministerial instability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Stock Exchange
M. Turers
France
Gazette de France
Journal Des Debats
Gutzot and Co
M. Dupin
Chamber of Deputies
Whiggery and French Spanish policy amid British interests
The piece notes Whig influence on British views of French affairs and Dupin’s potential leadership prospects. It cites Spain’s unstable government and the need for its policy to align with the assembly’s will, praising certain Spanish figures while questioning others. It also mentions war theatre uncertainty, Brussels and German journals, and Marmont’s movements via Constantinople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baoucnau
Spain
France
Mina
Argueeles
Abaya
Brussels
Luxemburg
Baron Neumannn
Vienna
Biberich
Duke of Nassau
England
Marshal Marmont
Constantinople
Syria
Egypt
Aus
Allgemeine Zeitung
Debate over one pound notes and gold currency in The Age
The Age argues for paper money and national banking, condemning gold currency as costly and restrictive. It criticizes Bank of England dominance and advocates a reformed system with a National Bank to supply honest, cheap value symbols and reduce reliance on gold standards. The piece cites Copnett as an advocate for gold and condemns expensive metallic currency.
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Bank of England
Peet
House of Commons
Copnett
Jon Vourick
H Z
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Home
Alexander
Kirkpatrick
Isabella
Kennedy
Mary
Maitland
Frances Jean
Planta
Barbara Arcula
Shaw
Robi
Watson
F. Beilby
St, Martin’s-In-The-Fields
Grenadier Guards
Thornton
Wellington Barracks
Hutchinson
Charing Cross
Edinburgh
Guards
Bowater
Mathew White Ridley
Mercury
Brilliant
Pearl
Emerald
Star
Medway
Gravesend
the Times
The
Moniteur
Leicester Stanhope
Powell
Black Horne
Shoredieh
Bishop’s Blaize
New
Miss Somerville
Fatima
Christina
Xidor
Bank
India
Aper
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Ditto Agency Nave
Seeesserneces Consola
OL Bank
Aew
Seeee Royal Canal
Wanes
City of Dublin Steam Company
Seeee Resean Seceeneace
Rente d'Espag
Royal Spanish
Espagne
Regian Loan
Rente de
Ens.s
Anglo Mexican Mining Co
Alliance Fire Insurance Company
Bolanos Mining Company
Secerasecerer
Brazilian Imperial Mining Co
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