Liverpool ship posted for Dublin and ancient armour sale
The Liverpool R Hepburn, 513 tons, will sail from Moorings below the Tower Sunday at 3 PM with Hornes carriages and heavy parcels to Dublin. Unreserved competition in Oxford Street March 19 for an armour collection from Barnard Brocas, including 100 suits, shields, helmets, and oriental weapons, with Napoleonic standard trophies on view.
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Dublin
Plymouth
Falmouth
Liverpool
R. Hepburn
Unionsnairs
Hornes
Europe
Barnard Brocas
Wokefield Park
Berks
Raphael
Gulio Romano
Parmegianq
Benvenuto Cellini
Fiani, &c
John Manton
Napoleon
Waterloo
Elba
France
Champ DE Mars
Paris
England
Galignani
Monsieur Jacobus
Marchand Des Tableaux
Berlin
M. Josephus Jitta
Amsterdam
Mr. North
Hamburgh
Constituents Plan Meeting For Richard Lalor Sheil
In Tipperary Free Press readers report a constituents’ requisition for a public meeting to address their unwavering faith in Richard Lalor Sheil Esquire. They aim to express confidence in his political integrity and denounce opponents who seek to smear his patriotism and parliamentary efforts for Ireland.
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Shell
Tipperary Free Press
Sheil
Richard Lalor Sheil
Galtry
Ireland
Register
Murder of a Catholic by Orangemen at Newtown crommelin
A Northern Whig report describes a 26th ultime murder near Newtown crommelin where three Catholics were pursued by Orangemen after a tavern encounter. Mullan of Cloughmills died soon after, the coroner held no inquest, a jury led by an Orange leader was sworn, and witnesses named several suspects. The case highlights repeated killings in the area with little prison action and calls for justice amid sectarian tension.
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Newtown
Crommelin
Newtown-crommelin
Gienrail
Mullan
Cloughmills
George Macartney
Walsh
America
Orange Party
Owen
Jane Cunningham
Athlone
Roscommon
James Moran
Waterford
Chronicle
Prient
Mr. Roebuck
Hear
Finch
Lanark
Scotland
Mr. Finch
Bath
Gillon
St. Andrew's
Church of Scotland
General Sharpe
Dundee
Johnston
Imperial Parliament this Day House of Commons Session
The Speaker opened sittings at noon with Baines taking oath for Leeds. Petitions pressed malt tax repeal, property tax substitution, and church-state issues. Debates touched corn laws, pensions, and taxation, with dismissive jabs at party positions and calls for tax commutations. The session adjourned after a long day with continued petitions on Irish tithes and Scottish church patronage.
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London Tavern
Bishopsgate-street
W. Crawford
Twining
Delafosse
Sanderson
Travers
Cousens
Hodgkinson
Butler
Styan
Congou
Twankay
Edwards
Williams
Warmham
Miller
Thompson
Hillhouse
Moffatt
Anatrobus
United Kingdom
Lington
Stringer
Smith
Fry
Fox
William Crawford
Cork
Neaf Cork
Thomas Lyons
Thomas Sheehan
Richard Dowden
Richard
Jeremish O'Sullivan
Great Britain
Ireland
Cornelius O’keeffe
Janes Minhear
James Daly
J. Hayes
Pitts
Spring Rice
House of Commons
Daniel Meagher
William O'Keeffe
O’connell
John Osborne
Esquire
Arthur O’leary
Charles Sugrue
Thomas Jennings
C. O'Keeffe
Daniel O'Connell
David Cagney
Edward Ackett
William
Commons
Daniel Callaghan
Herbert Baldwin
Timothy O'Callaghan
Dan. Murphy, Son
Jacob
Dungarvan
Mr. Lyons
Francis B. Beatoish
Biguand Rouse
Anie
Baines
Borough of
Leeds
Bethel
Sculcoates
Lord Sandon
Liverpool
Lord John Russell
Ashburnham
St. Mary’s
Panther Place
Devonshire
Buckinghaimshire
Marquis of Chandos
Baronet
Harvey
H. Dare
County of Essex
Essex
County of
Colchesier
J. Tyrell
Colchester
Halldare
Robinson
Mr. Robinson
John Russell
Baring
Conclu
Bewes
Collier
Scotland
Hay
Aberdeen
Hatt
County of York
Bethell
Pryme
Ewing
Glasgow
Church of Scotland
Inverness
John Sinclair
Exeter
Oswald
Giltion
Cutlar Fergusson
Lord Milton
Northamptonshire
Lincolnshire
Clay
Mile-end
Old Town
Thecknesse
Bridgecroft
Lancashire
Blackstone
Wallingford
Berkshire
Palmer
Serjeant Spankie
Finsbury
Gillon
Ayrshire
C. Fergusson
Entleman
England
A. Johnston
Mr. Gillon
Gore Langton
Somersetshire
F. Baring
The
Baptista
Portsmouth
G. Staunton
Hughes
Finn
Kilkenny
C. Berkely
Cheltenham
J.H. Places
Shropshire
Warre
Whitchurch
Church Action
Dundonald
Imy
Lennard
Maldon
Epping
Brentwood
Tooke
University of London
Hughes Hughes
Wilks
Stabbing Attack Leads to Committal of Brown and Ingram
Derey Fes reports that on Saturday night a man named Brown allied with Union supporters was accused of attacking a person who was returning home with a sharp instrument. Brown was taken for trial. Ingram, the stabber, was also committed that day, the victim unable to attend proceedings.
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Derey
Fes
Brown
Messrs. Budgett
Aysings
Wader
Ingram
Packet
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Waterloo-place
Pall- Mall
Grafton-street
G. B. Hussey
Francis Bernard Beamish
St. James's
Grosvenor
Berkeley
Hanover
Bryanston
Portman
Montagu
Wilton and
Park
Great George
Hay and Staines
Davies-street
Berkeley-aq
Britain
Thomas Hopkins
Price Ga
Pol
Down
Simpkin and Marshall
O'Connell
Raser’s Magazine
Vienna
Correi
Ettrick Shepherd
Sheijt
Sartor
Pierce Pungent
Westminster Review
Fraser
James Fraser
Regent-Street
London
Estall
Martin
Wales
Bell and Bradfure
Edinburgh
Wakeman
Pope
Brothers
Oco
Abbey Wharf
Westminster
Dock-head Wharf
Shad Thames
Southwark
Anchor Wharf
Wapping
High-bridge Wharf
Greenwich
Pope, Brothers, and Co
Hetton’s
Stewart’s
Lambton
Wall's End
Tanfield, Hartley, &c. &c
Taunton
Wells
Bridgewater
Bull and Mouth Inn
St. Martin's-le-Grand
Bell and Crown Inn
Holborn
Andover
Bvyerley
Devizes
York House
Everley
E. Sherman
T. Pagg and Co
Ansion-House
the Treasury
Rimstone
Frye
Broad-street
Bloomsbury
Evz Snurv
Albion and Star
Grimstone
Albion
Lords of the Treasury
St. King-street
Long Acre
King-street
Long-acre
Owden
Fleetstreet
Temple-bar
Courtenay
University of Edinburgh
Howland-street
Fitsroy-square
Sherwood and Co
Paternoster-row
Onwhyn
Catherine-street
Strand
Chapelle
Pall-mall
Marsh
Oxford-street
Sutherland
Calton-street
Ded
Egers
Secre For
Ainly
Memper
T. Wallace
Crail
Feargus O'Connor
Carlow
J. G. Evans
Treand
Church of Ireland
Treland
Doyle
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