Season of Plowers and Loyal Ballads Advertised
A periodical advertisement lists Edwin Merriott songs and poems including The Soldier's Farewell and The Young Bride's Tomb, with prices. It promotes On Saturday June 6 the High Hunt's London Journal and Printing-Machine issue, and announces Greek and English Lexicon and related dictionaries forthcoming in four parts with new editions and detailed contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Merriott
Billa
Woods
Kove
Bnes
Han
High Hunt
London Journal
Ronance
Raven
Moore
J Lamb
Hesikt
Henry Abe
Parliament Debates on Central Court and Ireland Reform
The Lords discuss private bills and petitions on the Newcastle railway and church revenues. Lord Brougham defends the Central Criminal Court against slander, detailing historical cases and asserting judges’ attendance. Ireland reform and sitting locations are debated, with MPs urging annual sessions in Ireland and weighing repeal implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Earl of Sharrespury
Commons
Bishop of
Chester
Central Criminal Court
Lord Brougham Rose
Laughten
Earl of Roden
Newcastle
Newcastle Railway Committee
Sizable parliamentary session with petitions and bills
The session opened with the Sizaxer chairing as East India Board returns discussed pensions for retired officers. Bills were moved on Birmingham Canal, Connyer's divorce, and Yarmouth Norfolk Haven. Debates covered education in Ireland, judges' chambers, ten hours factory bill, church patronage in Scotland, bribery at elections, and taxes on knowledge. A broad stream of petitions from Sheffield, Roas Synod, Meath parish, Bolton inhabitants, and Kingston harbors figures into committee and tabled discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
Warburton
Bridport
St. Bartholomew’s
Chichester
O'Dwyer
Neva
Meath
Scotland
O'Connell
Wilkes
F. Baring
Dublin
Hodg
Horsemonton
Kent
Ewart
Isle of Larne
Divett
Exeter
Sinclair
Orkney
John Russell
Church of Ireland
Wilks
Ashwel
Ireland
Synod of Ulster
Lord Morpeth
Dewsbury
Yorkshire
Leeds
Curteis
Sussex
Pen Darvel
Truro
Madras
India
B. Stewart
Bish
Lord Althorp
Europe
Shannon
Hood
Odham
Inglis
O’connell
Baldwin
J. Grattan
Peel
Sizaxer
East India Board
H. Wilmop
Birmingham
Cayley
Redgarth
Mr. O'Brien
Connyer
Pak Ier
A. Agnew
Fitzgerald
Yermouth
Norfolk Haven
Serjeant
Pexnix
Cashel
Lord Pat- Merstor
Tiverton
J. Parker
Sheffield
Steuart M.crenzie
Synod of
Roas
Maynooth College
Serjeant Jackson
Suaw
D. Boone
Tooke
Goulburn
Ainsworth
Bolton
Church Refereutian Society
St. Andrew, Holborn
St. George the Martyr
Church OF Scotland
Mr. Balfour
H. Johnstone
A. Johnstone
Home Department
Hardy
Brandon
M. A.johnstone
Glasgow
Shaw
Castle Bellingham
Richard Toucher
Kingstown
Kisgnower
Neigh
Fitzsimon
University of Ablis
Bowring
Kilmarnock
Blackburn
Ireland in Dublin Papers News Highlights and Meetings
Monday evening their Excellencies entertained the Wilowingersonages at dinner with Lord Roscommon Lord Holy Howth Lord Copsany Sir William and Miss Gossett. A public meeting of St Thomas parishioners urged a congratulatory address to the Earl of Musgrave arriving in the country. A grand fancy dress ball is planned in support of the Eye Infirmary with the Lord Lieutenant and Lady Lieutenant expected at the Rotunda. The Late Earl of Longford’s death creates a vacancy for Custos Rotulorum of Westmeath. Lieutenant General Lord Aylward chosen to command Ireland. Major-General Sir Edward Blakeney in temporary charge. A proposal for a steam communication link between Waterford and London prompts a joint stock company discussion at Waterford Town Hall with Milward presiding. Waterford Chronicle notes unity and support for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Lord Roscommon
Lord Holy Howth
Lord Copsany
William
Miss Gossett
St. Thomas's
Threpsleck
Anchor Towers
Earl Aired
Earl of
Eye Infirmary
Cuffe-street
Rotanda
Aioe Orelock
Waterfort
Tlondon
Tuwo Hall
Sreck Company
London
W. Milward
Waterford Steam Packet Company
Waterford Chronicle
Evangelical Impostors in Achill Letter Claims Protests
A reader letter to Freeman's Journal questions an anonymous report alleging that Achill on the Mayo coast holds 5000 Catholics in ignorance and vice, with evangelical fundraising and sermons planned to convert them. The writer, a Catholic, seeks factual Irish data to refute the misrepresentation and asks for help from the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ean Freeman
England
Achill
Sia
Acbil
Maya
Robert Daly
Singer
Col. Palliser
Nangle
Mayo
Bedford-row
Ireland
Revolt in Zacatecas and Mexican crisis tied to Santa Ana
Reports from Mexico indicate Santa Ana with 6000 troops marching toward Zacatecas to quell the revolt led by Governor Alvarez, feared to revive bloodshed and disrupt trade. Parallel items note church-rate defeat in Clavering and unrest in Wolverhampton, plus medical surgical feats and Liberia colonial affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Santa Ana
Zacatecas
Alvarez
Clavering
Essex
Extraordinary Royal Attendance at Epsom Downs Races
Yesterday at Epsom Downs a brilliant crowd gathered including the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and many foreign dignitaries. The Derby Stakes carried a 3500 pound prize with Mundig narrowly defeating Mindig in a ferocious late finish, Ascot third, Pelops fourth, and Ibrahim close behind. several other races followed with notable entries such as Olf Flame and Jenny Wren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
Duke of Cumberland
Augusta
Prince George of Cambridge
Princess of Lichtenstein
Prince Esterhazy
Duc de Richelieu
Marquis de Choiseul
Bathiany
Count D’orsay
Coxes
Leeds
Richmond
Cleveland
Rutland
Grafton
Exeter
Granby
Tavistock
Conningham
C. Eagts
Veraton
Chesterfield
Lichfield
Clanwilliam
Andarty
Hillsborough
Eglinton
Southampton
Wilton
Sudugan
Sandwich
March
Warwick
Scarborough
Stair
Errol
Jersey
Orford
Stradbroke
Uxbridge
Albemarle
Templemore
Fitzherries
Glenlyon
Stanley
G.H. Hentinck
J. Fitzroy
Grimston
T. Dundas
Wharncliffe
Villiers
Clements
Digby
Godolphin
Osborne
C. Lapres
Charlotte Fletcher
Julia Howard
Vivian
Frances Howard
Augusta Foster
Milback
Chaveris
Rowland Hill
George Quentin
Robert Gordon
John Shelley
Richard Bulkeley
John Gerard
William Jolliff
Charles Coote
Lewin Glyn
Mark Wood
F. Goodricke
Hexocracles
G. Berkeley
A. Berkeley
F. Berkeley
KB. Craven
G. Anson
T. Duncombe
C. Forester
General Grosvenor
J. Wortley
G. Powles
C. Coronets
Peel
Hornby
Angerstein
Udny
Wyndham
Clive
Anthony
Molyneux
Hill
Bywater
Charitie
Gardner
Baller
Hunter
Grant
Hawker
Ellice
Bathurst
Russell
MessiEers
Fletcher
Fletcher, Codmallen R. S. Surtees, Etwall, Greville, Payne, J. Mills, Norrall
Hesketh
G. Walker
Batson
Waddington
Cotterell
Irby
Roberts
Wigram
Elwes
A. Hunter
Fox
Ricardo
Martyn
C. cc
Mae Bowes
Che Mundig
Catton
Emma Coll
Lord Orford
Ascot
Reveller
Angelica
Nat
Jerseys Bre Ibrahim
Sultan
Robinson
Lord Derny
Flora
A. Edwards
Duke of Rutland
Arioletta
Heatley
Ibrahim
Mnodig
Coriolanus
Leopoldine
Pucelle
Valentissimo
Elopa
Silentia
Luck
Corialuous
Silenus
All
Valentissimo Ascot
Mindiz
Pelopt Frim
Tottenham
Pelops
Trim
Musdig
Milladig
Sileous
Coriolacus
Miindig
Miiodig
Mundig
Cut
Issue
Mindig
Mitodig
Coriolapus
Thes
Carioletta
Pettit
Stockport
Bowes
Mindi
Emma
Whisker
Gabside Fairy
Hermes
Vicissitude
Pipater
Beatrice
Sir Peter
Lord Strathmore
W. Boyce
Lord Egremont
Baron de Teissier
Jenny Wren
Day
C. Hornsby
Guildford
Flame
Siba
Sibe
Ridsdale
Longwaist
Young Sweet
SVIM
Mr. White
Harry
Miracle
Mr. Matthews
Mimoso
Wes. Goddard
Emilius
Sketch-book
Pati
St. James’s
Agat
Barbara Bell
Eva
Easter Fair Trade Report Noted by Leipsic Letter
A Leipsic letter reports brisk activity at the Easter Fair with many Prussians and fourteen Persians taking part. Each Persian reportedly purchased goods averaging about 50,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leipsic
Mutiny Aboard Manly Ends in Buenos Ayres Standstill
A mutiny aboard the whaling ship Manly during a South Seas voyage led to a show of force by Captain Davies to prevent seizure. White and Burwood conspired with other crew to take the ship, but Davies resisted, blew open the powder magazine threat, and steered for Buenos Ayres where an inquiry detained several mutineers aboard the North Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manly
London
South Seas
Buenos Ayres
St. Katherine’s Lock
White
Thomas Goodfellow
Davis
William Burwood
Burwood
River Plata
North Star
Vernon Harcourt
Justan
England
Harcourt
Davies
Lloyd’s
Also Mentioned on This Page
Belaast
Plymouth
Falmouth
Hs Majesty's
Hitlers
P. Freeling
Athlioo Tract Society
Atholic Tract Society
Anal Mooi
Pier Sa Roouany Valre Et
Portaan Ieee
Reed
Miteastreet
Dare Prady Tm
Tee
Wnhe Perennial
Errr Erictet
Holborn
Walter
W. Boone
New Bond-street
Conder
Italy
Josiah Conder
Thomas
Tegg and Gon
Cheapside
James Duncan
M. Wright
Londom
Thomas Tegg
Whittin
Perro
Aay Harewood
Sprngsen
Ork
Senton
Thomad End Gon
Dictionary OF Sports
E. Breffitt
Boule
Hun- Wharf
Howa Pleet-street
Coutiy Sorficiengi
Monsieur Mallan
Bons
Great Russell Street
Bloomsbury
N.B
Wassells
Wessels
Dr. Walker
Royal Gates
Oxford Street
Tunes Johnson Yrici
St. Mau
Thomas Hodgkin
Guy’s Hospital
A Fox
Billiter-equare
L. Rowley
Nott
New Bridge Ees
Sergnon
Thoxa
M.B.C
Ioe
Burgeo Bt
Jaka’s
Actus
Webb
la Bathing Institution
Middleton
Sargece
Jamaica
Imperial
Wakley
Lord Londonderry
Ma.Jonn W Aliss
Lord Colchester
East Gripstead
House OF Commons
Garcetétows
Kilmainham
Ligvt
Lord Aylwer
Edward Blakeney
Dusuin
Gosset
Thomas Butler
Carlow
Wolverhampton
Rumney
Brough
Westmoreland Yeomanry
Joseph Hetherington
Knock
Appleby
Stage
Romney
John Rudd
Crackenthorpe
Tynre Mercury
United States
Liberia
Cape Mount
Gomes
Brown
Gambia
Western Board of Foreign Mission
Sporting
Frederick Roe
Chamber of Freee
Valdez
Canada
I Jago
Care Dinet Coe
Galicia
Spain