Reopening of St Patrick's Chapel Organ and Sermon
The St Patrick's Chapel organ, under repair, will reopen next Sunday the 24th with an eleven oclock service featuring an instrumental band. Rev John Hearne will preach a sermon and the collection will support organ repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Patrick's Chapel
Rvice
John Hearne
Onsieur Mallan
Great Russell Street
Bloomsbury
London
Paris
Russell-street
Bagot
Nash and Co
Oxford-street
N.B
C. Ig. Saala
Nash
F . Bach
Inquest into Destitute Man's Death at Westminster Workhouse
An inquest at the George, Castle-street, Westminster, before Mr. Higgs, examined James Weeks age fifty who died at St. Martin's Workhouse after being found destitute. Descriptions of his suffering, lack of food, and the coroner's evidence pointed to death from want of life’s common necessaries, with the inquiry noting the Poor Law Bill as a contributing factor.
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the George
Castle-street
Westminster
Higgs
James Weeks
St. Martin's Workhouse
W. Sullivan
Coventry Street
Black Horse
Wiltshire
London
Itnetsi
Fie
St. Martin’s
Foreman
Cerouer
Atarces Munver
Carttar
Kent
Red Lion Tavern
Rectory-place
Woolwich
William Beasely
Edward Mosely
Board of
Ord Bence
Oxford Market
Susannah Beasley
Wright
Houndaditch
Theds
Daniel Sullivan
High-street
Driscoll
Dos Pedro
Sarah Gordon
Quebec Parliament Debates Jury Pay and Turnpike Plans
In Quebec City on Dec 3 1835 the assembly split over a petition for registry offices and added two members to a committee. A jury payment clause was debated delaying a jury bill, with measures for a parish and townships officers bill and a Chambly turnpike, plus a tonnage duty for Marine Hospital funding. The governor hosted a large ball at Chateau St Lewis drawing mixed Tory and Liberal reactions amid ongoing constitutional tensions.
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Quebec
Power
Gagg
Montreal
Morin
Gugy
Bellechanse
Messrs. de Witt and
Girouard
Committee On Courts of Justice
O'Callaghan
College of Chambly
Madame Caron
Sam Neilson
Castle of
St. Lewis
North America
Lower Canada Tories routed in reform clash and city court debate
The article reports a sweeping defeat of the Tories in Lower Canada, criticizing their policies on education and governance. It also covers a heated London City Court discussion on municipal reform, with Mr. Pritchard pushing for a new committee of the whole court and clashes over legality, attendance, and approach to reform.
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Legislative Council of
Lower Canada
House of Assembly
Lord Gosford
England
Legislative Council
Lord Aylmer
Cobo
Moffatt
M‘gill
Coffin
Hart, Jones
Harwood
Varios
Pritchard
Municipal Corporation
City of London
London
Weaton
Alderman Winchester
Corporation of London
Landon
Court of Common Council
Verein
Corney
Fletcher
Jame
Cordwainers
Edward Godson
Williams
Stevens
Peter Laurie
Charles Pearson
Pearson
Peter Locke
Court of Aldermen
Aldermen
Commons
Hall
K. Taylor
Galloway
Alderman White
Fieschi Letter From the Conciergerie 1836
An 1836 letter from Fieschi, written in a self accusatory tone, discusses his Corsican background, zeal to finish its sketch, remorse for crimes, fear of execution, and decision to confess through M. Laivocat. He reflects on death, justice, and loyalty to his country while lamenting his betrayer and his past acts.
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Fieschi
Journal Des Debats
Majoir
Huissier
Corsica
Monsieur Sajoir
Kington
Diogenes
Coon
Tifée
M. Laivocat
Antiquaries Hear Of Peruvian Antiquities And Loans
The Society of Antiquaries met with a long report on drawings of lamps and vases from a tomb in Peru dating before Spanish contact. They discussed parallels with Egyptian Greek and Roman wares and possible ancient Transoceanic contact. A letter from Archbishop Warham and a Bishop of London note clerical loans and tax/stock reporting difficulties in Henry VIII’s era.
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Thomas Aviyett
Henry Elfis
New World
Old World
Eastchedp
Archbishop Warham
Henry VIII
London
Cardinal Wolsey
Political reshuffle lists MPs and naval postings
The report outlines a parliamentary reshuffle with Sir Philip Durham, MP for Devizes, slated for Portsmouth command, and Captain Dandag, formerly MP for Greenwich, reassigned to Captain Mantoteliel Orrick. It notes the Chancellor and the House of Commons contemplating positions amid royal camp assignments and broad institutional alignment.
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Philip Durham
Devizes
Portsmouth
Ciptain Dandag
Greeswich
Mantoteliel Orrick
House of An
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Dublin
Belfast
Plymouth
Falsouth
William Fawcett
G. Brookes
Alderman Stairs
Toney
St Katharine’s
ITH
F Viscount Melbourne
Court of Chancery
House of Lords
A. H. Lynch
Eng
James Ridgway
Soon
Piccadilly
Andrew Northcroft
Chancery-lane
R. Millikin
D. W. Harvey
Oueave
Police Gazette
P.w. Harvey
M.P
Southwark
C. J. Grant
Police
Hobart Caunter
Caunter
Muhammedan
India
Blacca
Edward Charton
Public Library
Holles-street
John van Vyoorst
Greece
Rome
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Portugal
Russia
Prussia
Sweden
Denmark
Italy
America
Tee
Poraberen
Hoyai Gas Ry
Baldwin
Harvey
Alkin
Barbauid
Arthur al Nea
F.lb
Ming
Baldwin and Cradock
Losgmus, Rees, and Go
John Murray
Joseph Booker
Dartonan Harvey
Hamilton, Adams, and Co
Smith, Elder, and Co
Simpkin, Marshall, and Co
Post-Office
Life and Fire Insuranc
Supkin and Co
Prica
J. Albe
King William Street
London-bridge
Petersham
T. OX Bavory
M.R.C
Sherwood
Paternoster-ton
Eli
Win
Boeyal
Brooks
New Bond-street
First-street
Marsh
Chapple
Pall- Bil Booksellers
Adler
Lejgraya
Ton Carrbecooss
Canada
Society OF Antiquaries
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