Great Protestant Meeting Shapes Protestant Fear in Ireland
A five hour assembly in the Great Room featured Protestant speakers denouncing Roman Catholic tenets as dangerous to Ireland. They cited Dens System of Theology and alleged calls for persecution of Protestants, demanding witnesses like O Connell defend or deny the claims, while accusing Catholics of treachery and urging defense of the Established Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altions
Rome
Ireland
Holloway
Bi‘Gee
Daly
Hich
O'Connell
Jack
M’gee
Church of Rome
Tottenhar
Tottenham
Henry
Council of Trent
St. Anne
Law
Efe
Cooke
Synod of Ulster
Dublin
Belfast
Sells
Cork
England
Dr. Cooke
Priocea
Cardinal Bellarwine
Board of Education In Ireland
M. O'Sullivan
Cntil
Coorts
Lord Mandeville
Finch
M.P
Gentleman
M'Gee
Pugilists and iron theft in Chelsea public scenes
A prisoner accused of possessing iron claimed it came from Mesers B but failed to prove ownership. Inspector Giles identified the iron as employer property. Two shopkeepers denied selling such items. The case ended with a fine paid and custody. Separately, three Chelsea youths known for street fighting faced magistrates for assaulting landlord Mr Hiatt of the Were Ferry House Pimlico after demanding drinks on Sunday. Nash payable 203 fines and all three bound over or sent to jail for defacement and disorder.
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Pheeryes
Church of Rome
Toledo
St. Thomas
Dens
Dene’ Wérk
Guy
John Huss
Council of Constance
M‘gee
Leto
Ireland
Eton
Eluvius
Rome
Dublin
Ri-Gee
Ilkenny
Coyne
Troy
Custady
Giles
New River Company
Shott
Queen Square
Turee
Atee Reed
Chelsea Spow
Erphen Nash
Joan Arthur
William Clarke
Meaars
Barrell
Watie
Hiatt
Ferry House
Pimlico
Chelsea
Battersea‘fields
Nash
White
Tothillfelila
Police Intelligence Hatton Garden Assault on a Constable
In Hatton Garden a policeman, George Hughes, faced magistrates charged with assaulting Mrs. Churchill of 24 Drummond Crescent St Pancras. She testified she was struck after a remark about her as she walked to see her ill mother. Defending, Hughes claimed provocation as the woman abused him. Witnesses described marks on her forehead. some stated no clear provocation. The magistrates ordered Hughes to enter recognizances to attend sessions, with the case to be reviewed.
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Flower
Laing
Holborn
Drury-lane
Rogera
Marylebone
Asmascy
Frederick Chatterton
Duke-street
Portland Place
Cox
Ogle-street
Middlesex Hospital
Hin
Rappery
New Silver Company
Samuel Liney
Brill Row
Sumera
Shutt
Iver and
Lenion
Ages
S$ Division
Messrs. Braithwaite and Co
Edward-street
Regent’s Park
Spanish Auxiliary Force Pay and Discipline Plan
The document outlines that the Spanish auxiliary force must mirror British army pay, allowances, and discipline, with regimental messes managed by committees. It details advances, three months’ pay, weekly wages, a widows and orphans fund funded by deductions, and exemptions for certain officers. It notes arrears paid by the Portuguese government and systems for pay masters to maintain current accounts.
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Spain
Messrs
Shipping Intelligence from Lloyd's List Highlights Coastal Incidents
Margate reports Olive Branch struck on Margate Sand but refloated with assistance. Five Staters, on voyage to Newfoundland, reported bow damage after contact with another vessel. Washington lost near Abaco with cargo saved in damaged condition. Ron and Mary and Harmony grounded on a bar but later refloated. Jessy dismasted in a thunderstorm near Torry Island. crew rescued. Several ships reported waterlogging and abandonments near Plymouth and St. Helena. Lady Francis lost off Cape Pasaro. Belina and Staffa reported leaky at St. Thomas. Thomson waterlogged at Newfoundland with uncertain repair prospects. Arrow missing since March.
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Lloyd's List
Margate
Jone
Olive Branch
Gordon
London
Dublin
Iosy
Scitty
Jose
Turpin
Nesrrort
Newfoundland
Londonperry
Jessy
Jackson
St. John’s
N.B
Torry
Wras
England
Ealing Grove
Dominica
Downs
Robarts
Wake
Canton
Dover
St. Helena
Hibernia
Gillies
Calcutta
Plymouth
Fella
William Watt
Liverpool
PaLeaMo
Lady Francis
Dawes
Licata
Naples
Cape Passaro
Frightful Colliery Accident Leaves Dozens Dead
A Newcastle correspondent reports a blast of fire damp at Wallsend Colliery that killed at least fifty workers among seventy present. The death toll is uncertain, with hopes the figure may be exaggerated. the incident occurred day before yesterday, and details remain unsettled as officials investigate.
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Newcastle
Wallsend
Morning Chronicle
Letter urging reform and education over population theory
An 1820s style appeal from Robert Owen urging the Right Honourable to lead a rational reform. It criticizes government missteps, defends Malthusian critique with arts and sciences progress, and argues for universal education and employment to raise national wellbeing, ending with a call to proclamations that virtue replace vice.
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Empire
Conarte
Malthus
Mielthus
Dir
Great Britain
Ireland
Europe
Brig
Tanio
Java
Rosrat Owen
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Arrow
Peters
Terceira
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