Contempt for Tithe Resistance and Irish Affairs Debate
The article argues that Irish tithe resistance will grow under ministerial policy, elevating King Daniel and diminishing King William, while warning that the British government must demonstrate firm enforcement of laws. It cites ministerial papers, Protestant meetings, and military discipline concerns, and endorses using legal means over violence to restore order in Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Post
England
Ireland
Globe
O'Connell
O Connell
Conrae
William
Daniell
Daniel
House of Commons
Dublin
Houses of Lords and Commons
Great Britain
House of Lords
Lord Brougham and the Newsroom in Libel Debate
The Morning Chronicle reviews Lord Brougham's evidence to the libel law committee. It lauds his lifelong effort to educate and elevate national character, noting the early clergy's opposition to mass knowledge diffusion and the social prejudices he faced from England's higher ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Brougham
Morning Chronicle
Glasgow Lottery prizes drawn by Swift and Co
The No 4200 prize of 10000 and No 3663 prize of 3000 were sold in shares by Swift and Co. Holders may claim value at Swift and Co offices in Cornhill Regent Street and Haymarket. Also report earthquake shock in Chester felt for seconds with damage noted near Goodwood and Arundel. Ad for Mr. Sidney J. Van Butchell claims cure for fistula piles and tumours with moved practice to Bedford square. A silver salver was presented to him in gratitude from cured patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guascow Lottary
Swift
Swift and Co
Cornhill
Regent-street
Haymarket
Glasgow
Cuhic
Sidney J. van Butchell
van Butchell
Piccadilly
Percy-street
Bedford-square
van Batchell
Seemnett
Death and theft cases at Bow Street sessions
Reports from Bow Street detail a cholera death dispute over the burial of a man named Smith in Temple Bar with his widow resisting immediate exhumation. Separately a jeweller’s former employee is charged with multiple frauds involving watches and rings, and licenses cases address unlawful gaming and late beer sales. A laytonstone seduction/larceny case ends with a man discharged, while a patient police graft case leads to a questioned bracelet found in custody and a brewing company theft at Barclay Perkins is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bow-Street
Brown
Saint Clement Danes
Minshall
Smith
Palsgrave-place
Temple-bar
Seandad
Portugal-street
Mr. Minshull
Moorfields
Mills
Oxford-street
Tavistock Square
Adcock
Windmill-street
Chambers
Sheering
Byrne
Clarke
Newport-street
Bagatelle
Greathead
White Hart
Little Windmill-street
D. Howard
Bellmount-street
J. Nicholls
Pitt
Bull’s Head
J. Godwin
Sun and Falcon
Dover-street
J. W. Green
South Bruton-mens
Berkley-square
J. M.cabol
Payne
Lambeth Street
Cwarce
Stouchon
Ann Ropnery
Charles Beckwith
Messrs. Walker and Tubbs
James Sephaith
Laytonstone
Essex
James Smith
Eaststreet
West Ham
Thither
Hill
Shepherd
Twyford
Psice
Dixon
Kershaw
Laine ' A
Tayford
Mr. Twyford
Police recover stolen goods and praise officers duties
A survey lists three men arraigned after a large theft, noting recovered property and officer efforts. Mr Broderip commends the force while Mr Datclay supports the officers. A prisoner is committed for trial as officers are praised for satisfactory service. A separate case covers an attempted suicide by a former servant amid bail and desistance remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olice Surveyory
Broderip
Datclay
Soner
Gibsox
London Docky
Baid
Ballantine
He-Shagla
Tao
Inquests Open Over Poplar Deaths and Alleged Intemperance
An adjourned inquest at the Black Horse Poplar found the elderly man Chapman died of natural causes after a fall on High Street. A separate case at Whitechapel’s Throwsters Arms investigated Macy Castiedine’s death linked to drink and debauched living, with the coroner cautioning the press that no evidence of foul play supported the reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapman
Black Horse
Poplar
Baker
Persia
London Hospital
Duke-street
Commercial-road
Macy Castiedine
Throwsters’ Arms
Essex-street
Whitechapel
Morning Chronicle
Reid
Whitechapel Parish
Mary Regan
Wentworth-street
Mary Crawley
Mr. Baker
Regan
Ces
Partridge Lottery, Delicacy Ads, and Birth Notices
The column notes the Earl of Eldon ready to mobilize field agents for a partridge lottery drawing, with highlights on shares and large sums sold. It includes an advertisement praising jambonade as a refined delicacy and discusses shaving razors and a new table of superior tableware. Birth notices record several recent births in various households, including the families of notable local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Eldon
Nueiee
Regent
Shade Fabian
Jones
England
Abonade
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the Contemporary Press
Henry Brougham
Stella
Grub-street
Times
East India Company
The
Board of Control
General Court of Proprietors
Old England
East India
Court of Directors
Enviers
Grant
Police Intelligence
Judgmen
Union Hal
Henry Brown
Kent-road
Jenkins Stradling
Blackheath
Newcross
Warner
New Cross
Peckham Lane
Peckham-lane
Stradling
Peckham
Traill
New Cross Gate
Pimlico
Fraill
Josep Stone
Haldane
Hatcham
Stone
Lo le
Sie Cart
Trail
Thomas Blackall
Kentish Drovers
T'raijl
Pope
Obbery
Messrs
Barclay, Peaking,and Co
Thomas Wadmire
Barclay, Perkins, and Co
Southwark
of’ exeusToss
Ubasinghall
J. Smith
Old Broad
Arts Nek Ag
D. Mackinnon
Fiterey-st
Fiterey-e
Aber
Ieee A oRneaw
Hill-strees
Axon
Ash ‘Vicarage
C. Forster
Knowles
Dirastan
S-Wes Stapleton
Esa
Hitefriars
Elizabe Af Jankside
Frances
Aren
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