Murder of a tithe proctor at Ballinful lands near Louth
An inquest in Louth Hospital investigated the death of John Guinness a tithe proctor aged over seventy after an attack near Ballinful. Witness John Henderson fled to Dundalk obtained police backup and Guinness died several days later at Louth Hospital amid implications of anti tithe violence. The report also notes political and military appointments and a riot at Trinity College Dublin with students clashing over religious factions.
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John M.guinness
John Henderson
Roach
Lloyd
Ballinful
Henderson
Dundalk
Captain Jones
Guinness
Drogheda Journal
Boroucn
Doncarvan
Patrick Power
Dungarvan
Carratn Watren
A. Wathen
Flanders
Corfu
Malta
Ionian Isles
Sth
Royal Irish Hussars
1St Dragoons
15Th Hussars
Ord Brudenell
Cornet
8Th
Husaars
Anit
Dublin
Trinity Correct
College-green
Grafton-street
M‘evoy
Alderman Fleming
Gabbet
Distressed Seamen Plead for Help From Alderman
Captain Kellar of the Wellington sought aid for eleven destitute seamen from Cork and New Brunswick. After a storm left the ship waterlogged, provisions failed, and two lives were lost. Alderman Kelly gave a sovereign for temporary relief before the Lord Mayor's hearing.
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Kellar
Wellington
Cork
New Brunswick
Alderman Kelly
Guildhall
St. John’s
St. Andrew's
Turner
M'‘Creary
St. Katherine’s Dock
The Sword Unsheathed and Other Local Notes
A summary of varied local items including Rev J A Stephenson's pamphlet attacking dissenters, Pharos Bell Rock relief efforts, seabird activity, and Battersea parish politics. Reports mention a varnish trial on sea mark timber, seaweed loss on rock, and calls for reform of parish charities and tax assessments amid Conservative concerns.
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J. A. Stephenson
Lympsham
Church of England
St. Paul
Rom
Arbroath
St. Mary’s
Battersea
Calthorpe Street
True Sun
Liberal Party
England
The
Inquiry into the Corporation of London Wards Practices
The twenty seventh day in January reports the inquiry into local practices of the different wards, continued without eliciting any notable details for record.
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Corporation OF London
Cotton Marker and Coastal Vessel News
Cotton marker reports sales of 1,500 baga with no price changes. Export demand emerged today but no action was taken after efforts. Suippine notes the Reliance, Cornish from Rio Grande and Ceara, Isabella from St. John's, and twenty-four vessels coastwise. A foggy Floating Light ship cannot be identified.
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Suippine
Reliance
Rio Grande
Ceara
Isabella
St. John’s
New Brunswick
Licensed Victuallers Society Holds Rotherhithe Meeting
A district meeting at the Jolly Sailor Colver-roads Rotherhithe chaired by Mr Daniel Smith addressed misconceptions about the Licensed Victuallers Protection Society. Members clarified goals, denied ties to other societies, enrolled new members, expanded the committee, and pledged support for the trade’s whole interests.
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Wayman
Jolly Sailor
Colver-roails Rotherhithe
Daniel Smith
Sey
Rotherhithe
Greenhithe Pier Decision Set For New Suspension Pier
London sheriffs Aldermen Harmer and Wilson with chairman Mr Tickner and a large body of Thames Conservators held a court at Greenhithe to select the site for a new suspension pier. The chosen spot is within 300 feet of the river. Builders Mr Asquith and Mr Geary aim to complete the pier for passenger landing in six weeks.
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Gatea
East
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Monetreet
Covent Garden
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Butler
Haymarket
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Wee
Borough
Gilland Co
Bridgeham
Laminster
Apassiz
Bayntun
London-road
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Ac Fi
Platt i Ar Burton
Regent Street
Ent
Elking and Co. Is
Coventry
Atreet
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Butterthus
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Butter- State
Oborn-Bridge
Mayo
Fleet-street
Chapel
Ype
Tinson
Bythey Wgate
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Shoreditch
Mr. Beare
R Ed Lion-street
Airy
Oxford Street
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Taylor
Oli Jewry
Cheapenham
Ield and Co
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Oakley
White- Don
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Oxford-street
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Thames
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Geary
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Price and Wages in France Compare With Britain
In France since 1832 grain prices have fallen while money wages for agricultural and industrial labor have risen, possibly exceeding British levels. If Ireland is included, total wages may be higher in France than in the United Kingdom, due to lower food prices boosting real wages. French tax revenue from consumables rose with bumper harvests and cheaper corn, suggesting lower food prices reduce government expenditures and raise people’s ability to pay taxes, reinforcing the link between food prices and real wages. The Times notes authorities favor low provisions prices, arguing that any rise in food costs taxes worker wages and lowers real wages.
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France
Great Britain
Ireland
United Kingdom
Public meeting forms country agricultural association
A Canterbury gathering formed an association to support and protect agricultural interests. Sir B Bridges chairs. Sir E Knatchbull MP Sir H Oxenden and others participate. a committee to run affairs is named with Bridges as chairman. Earl of Winchilsea asked to be president.
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B. Bridges
E.knatchbull
M.P
J.P. Plumptre
Eeq. M.P
H. Oxenden
Earl of
Arras
Procureur-general
Montreuil
Galignani
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