The Protestant Meeting in Ireland and Its Threats
A Times commentary denounces Protestant rhetoric in Ireland as paving civil war. It warns England against backing sectarian violence, questions the Lords plans to honor clergy claims, and cautions that forfeiting protections risks a broader church crisis in Ireland and England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Ireland
Hamilton
Beresford
Britain
England
Orange
Lord Roden
House of Lords
Church of Ireland
Church of England
Poor Law Commissioners Named by Gazette
From The Standard the Gazette announces the appointment of Thomas Frankland Lewis John George Shaw Lefevre and George Nicholls as Poor Law Commissioners for England and Wales. The piece mocks the selection while noting the law’s passage and pledges ongoing press scrutiny of the commission and its work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poor Law Commissioners
Standard
Thomas Frankland Lewis
John George’Shaw Lefevre
George Nicholls
Poor Law
England and
Wales
Frankland Lewis
Carlton
Parocular Registers Expose Falsifications Across Parishes
Evidence to the Registration Committee details extensive tampering in parish registers from East Markham to Wix Essex. Clergymen report defaced pages, erased entries, missing burials, lost marriages, and later additions, with cases of ink substitutions and entries cut out. Instances include Little Bytham Holywell and Swinford where registers were altered or altered entries seized, and searches reveal fabrications in records dating back to the 18th century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southenden Burn
East Markham
Nottinghamshire
Parick
Ele
Shopshire
Wix
Essex
Danny
Berkshire
Castle Bytham
Lincolnshire
Wade Gascoyne
Selates
Little Bytham
Holywell
Washinburgh
Renheld
Bedfordshire
Waynefleet
Parker
Foley
Swinford
Pegi
Cow keeping Rivals in Woolwich At Issue In Assault Case
In Swindon and Woolwich dairy rivals clashed over trade on Royal Artillery Barracks ground. An assault left the plaintiff bloodied after the defendant kicked over his milk can and struck him with the yoke. Two soldiers testified to the scene. the jury awarded 51 damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swindon
C. Martin
Woolwich
Martin
Eulone
Royal Artillery
Rayal Artillery Barracks
Joseph Franchen
James M‘leary
Assault on Sylph mate at Hungerford and related cases
In Bow Street proceedings Thomas Sale of the Sylph steamer faced a charge of assaulting George Heath aboard the vessel between Hungerford and Woolwich. A disputed cheque and a demand for its return sparked the case, with the magistrate dismissing the assault charge but noting potential action for false imprisonment. Also recounted are cases of a cab driver’s generosity to a poor boy, dog thefts, barying summons refusals, pig lead thefts, a bread of public notices, and various minor public order incidents across Marylebone Lambeth and Whitechapel, including a female begging relief and a knacker yard mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bow-Street
Thomas Sale
Hungerford
Woolwich
George Heath
Hungerford Stairs
Sir F. Roe
F. Roe
Minshull
Marlborough-Street
Charles Petre
Shenfield-place
Essex
Dyer and Chambers
Aldridge
Chambers
Fulham
Mace
Mr. Aldridge
Bradfield
Dyer
Chanits
Mr Dyer
J. Dyer
Mr. Chambers
Dir. Bradfield
Mr. Bradfield
Mr. Dyer
Court of King’s Bench
St. George’s
Hanover-square
Broomhead
Henning
New-road
M'Donald
Price
Brook-street
Walker
Macdonald
Chapman
Hampstead Road
James Davies
Carter
Dereaten
John Wright
Rathboneplace
Oxford Street
Sweet
Wright
Mr. Wright
Thisselton
Discracerot Currace
William Scott
Crown Tavern
Bayswater
John Forster
Rawlinson
Queen-Square
Glass
St. Margaret’s
White
Louisa Charrington
St. James’s Park
St. Martin’s-street
Leicester-square
Smith
Nightvile
Great St. Andrew Street
Seven Dials
Mr. White
Messrs. Trowers and Co
Norton
Frida
Yorkshire
Elliot
Therisoner
Mansion House
Clark
Sloman
Cursitor Street
Union-Rall
Heath
London Road
Lord Clifton
Pearlrow
Lamberh
Newgate-market
Marriott
Ireland
Larkham
Collingbourn
Wandsworth
London
Barkham
Ae Larkham
Murray
Re Orter
Fen Specie
Trail
DruxxaRps
James M. Cormack
Holland
Pitfield Street
Cal
Broughton
Mer. Rospery
Mary Webb
George Penry
Spitalfields’ Market
John Bolton
Elizabeth
Long Alley
Finsbury
Tue Aitecen Morver
Patrick Cadogan
Timothy Brien
Serjeant
Barbadoes
Ballantine
Barrett
Henry Lambert
Taylor
Kallantine
Provincial Markets and Fire Incident At Bryanstone Square
Market notes from Liverpool show very little cotton activity with sales not exceeding 1500 bales at steady prices and a small, heavy demand at Liverpool Corn Exchange with modest wheat declines. A fire incident at 9 to 10 am burned Mrs Pardoe of 33 Quebec Street, Bryanstone Square. husband extinguished flames, hope for recovery is slight. Also a warning about Harris Levi, a baptized Jew impostor, suspected of seeking money under religious pretense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Liverpool Corn Exchange
Fis
Dreaprul
Pardoe
Quebec-street
Bryanstone-Square
Harris Levi
Ireland
Gare
Hampshire Telégraph
Islington Inquest Hears Cadagan Blows Led To Death
Patrick Cadagan is in custody after a Sunday quarrel with Patrick Brien and others culminated in Cadagan striking the deceased with a violent blow to the head. The victim, intoxicated and leaning from a ground floor window, later died from a basilar brain hemorrhage. Witnesses testifying included grooms, laborers, and a surgeon, detailing the sequence of blows and the man’s fall, with the inquest returning a verdict of manslaughter or murder to be determined at Newgate after a future trial in the Old Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Islington
Sproner
Bott
Ita Vicini
Soslington
Beliveta
Pen
Top Drieas
Dania
Waa
Patrick Cadagan
Rani
Bris
Patrick
Caieragen
White Swan
Nore A
Cma
JOO Ganas
Patrick -Cadagan
Clevenwell
Lerkenwelk
Eston Station
Thomas * Castillo
Sarself's-coy
Dunn
Patrick Cadogan
Tim Brien
Cadogan
Cadagan
Tye
Tolington
Cadagen
Ran
T Pagsiak
Sorsell
George Magrath
Tebourer
Gedigabd
George Malabourer
George-yard
T.siw
Just Witness
Tagan
Ren
Mary Magnell
Sarsell
Blackney’s
Okan
Cpa
Aery Bolk Ten
Talterwarda
Coppell
Dillons Gorgeon
Clarke
Dillion
Marriages and Notices From St Marylebone and Nearby Parishes
A series of brief notices records marriages and social events. Details include a barrister marrying the eldest daughter of the late Mr Churchill, a union at St Marylebone Church between a Chaplin and Caroline Horatia Ellice, and a marriage at St Nicholas Church Bughtn between William Henry Groombridge and Mary Ellice. Additional entries note dedications and a Surrey-side engagement connected to the late William Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nares
Churchill
Mary
St. Nicholas Church
Bugh
William Henry
Brighton
Tilda
Jamil ‘Groombridge
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Cuarce
Derraup
Peter Seevera
G.C. Norton
Canada
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George H
Stafford-place
Pinilion
United University
Clb
Ann’ ‘Sima
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Eich
Surrey
William Smith
Erage
Pete Aed
Pabliabea Roprieyors
Strand
Aed
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