Cemetery project prompts northern river site South Wales act in progress
A company announces formation to establish a cemetery on the northern bank of a river near the Metropolis. An act is advancing in the House of Lords to limit the project liability to share amounts. Shares may be applied for through designated committee offices and principal subscribers listed. Tender notices invite bids for building two bridges over local rivers with specified specifications and deadlines. Arrivals include a Dublin miniature painter. Additional notices include railway engineering projections and a display of silver frames and plated goods by T. Con Savory.
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Aneniriss
Henry Clarkson
Pry
Park Street
Surette
John Wo Stade
Lincoln's Bow Fields
Volumops
Prowigeiial
Stabde
Binewin
John Meainon
Brera
Thomas Coughlin
Beydaver I
Hubert Wyre
Reg
Manchester
Thomas Hanson Hay
Lobertar
Birmingham
James Gitson Craig
Dartatt Co
Kistler
Aontrach
Llanelli Tatwan Ral Dock
Ceanpauy
Kendin
Psat
Joe
Manacenout Wall
Thor
Othces
Tendenor Lapelly
Rover Gwile
Ler
Morfain
Tepelie Rowith
John Blgg
Marini Society Anniversary Dinner in City of London
The Marini Society celebration at the City of London Tavern featured Viscount Marsham Admiral Malcom and other dignitaries. The treasurer reported a balance and subscriptions between 500 and 600 pounds, with 735 boys sent to navy and merchants service since the last anniversary. Sailing bands and military music accompanied a lengthy after-dinner gathering.
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Sfiareéay
City of London
Tarem
Bardne Grey
Thorty
Digners
Viscount Marsham
Palteory Malcom
Sir G. Cockburn
Lord Radstock
Naiene
Matthew Smth
William Aste
Walter Buchanan
G. H. Hooper
His Majesty
East Jovia Company
Baci de Grey
Viscount Marzham
FB. Booth
Lord Minto
Rudstock
G. Cockburn
Purtesty Watcom
the Admiralty
Lord Masham
Earl of Kompary
Rnom
COUNTRY JUSTICES AND A COUNTRYSIDE INJUSTICE
A 16th century letter laments country magistrates from Northumberland who fined a poor boy named Swan five pounds for allegedly catching salmon with a rod on a waterway. The writer condemns the judges as corrupt and argues officials oppress peasants, calling for reform and criticizing the Duke of Northumberland’s porter case.
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Robert Swan
Grieca
Guyzuoce
Northumberland
Avor
Swan
Cardone Lawcon
Begg
Rod
Cardonel Lawson
Mr. Moysee
Magstrates
Sean
Scapun
Ifteca
Duke of Northumberland
Dale
Ate Grace
Cerberus
Storss
Poschers
Altwos
True Sun reports a Middlesex inquest on a suicide case
In a Kingsgate Street inquest a debt case led to a coroner's verdict that the deceased killed himself by poison while in a state of temporary mental derangement. The scene drew interest from Mr Lawford, Alderman Chapman Maraball, and other notable persons.
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Puison
Henrietta M'Carthy
Lawford
East India Company
Chapman Maraball
Court of Chancery rulings on charity trustees and estate assets
In a Chancery session the Master’s report on Norwich charity trustees is upheld, rejecting the claim to exclude Dissenters and maintaining established church education. Separate petitions in the same term address Leeds charities and the control of lands, with arguments over transfers and the legitimacy of past deeds. The court reserves judgment on the Leeds matter and concludes debate on the paper probate of the deceased party.
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Court OF Chancery
Corporation of Norwich
Church of England
Wagram
Blunt
Tovford Chancelor
Ppt
Bern
Tis Arroknpy-Guarnal
Vmayor
Kates
Asp
Cowes Cotsen
Lreos
C. Bian
Breckert
MeteaLr
Jacob
Leeds
Leeds Seamen's Hossatal
St Mary
Chrutchurch
Mundi
Touddiig
W Woodhouse
Othe
Defendanis
Althous
Mer
Walker
Ruight
Betts
Bagry
Podhimore
Perdoch Harty
Heruec Jeover
Uome
Ansize Trial And Sentences In Hull Case
A fragmented report covers Mer. La Mott receiving a nine year sentence for an act connected to Morisen's pro to Mrs. Russell in Hull. It details George Kidsdale, 43? Francis 59 and William 40 Kidsdale charged with wounding George Barker on 3 December and aiding in the rescue of Joseph Ridgdale. jury returns Not Guilty after a long session.
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Cerculg
York
Manen
Sestas H
Versterdas Rvening
Mer
la Mott
Morisen
Russell
Hull
Francis Kidsdale
Wiliam Iidsdale
George Barker
Starkie
Police Intelligence at Marlborough Street and Town Hall
Police reports detail a bigamy case at Marlborough Street with Anna Marton claiming marriage to John Ender and a separate shoplifting episode by a foreign woman in Dean Street Soho. A swell-mob arrest follows at London Bridge. further notes describe Easter campaign plans, reformist support for Edward Baines and Sir William Molesworth, and expected lively Easter week activities from the Leeds Mercury report.
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Marlborough Street
Anna Marton
John Ender
St. Trigity
Maryh Bor
Wm. Parton
William Vesey
Sume
Skirnech
Parton
Treat
Baroma
Wiltich
Dean-street
Soho
Turington-square
Oxford Street
Rotek
Marva Smith
Greece
Sweet Mos
Thomas Jurdai
Irene Avunalian
Godden
Horseferry Road
Wertuuisier
London-bridge
Polceman Warhall
Audrew
Alderran Winchester
Meresworth
Thenventeen
Edward Baines
William Molesworth
Leeds Mercury
Coroners Inquest Into Henry Kearney Death At Giltspur Street
An inquest before City Coroner Mr Payne examined the case of Henry Edgar Kearney aged 47, held in a crowded committee room after his imprisonment for allegedly attempting to assassinate Julio Loch of the East India Company. Evidence showed he died after a night in his cell with a superficial neck mark and stomach contents rich in acid, with experts contending poisoning by oxalic or similar acids.
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Giltspur-Street
Payne
Henry Edgar Kearney
Mansion House
Julio Loch
East Lndia Company
Nusagnath Cheyne
Ogr
Wardaweb
Bien
McMurdo
Alao
Holding
Ludgate-hill
Pentleman
Brel
Teague
Hardy
Wellagh
Viry
Teacue
Murdo
Hlutching
Sandail
Agulizariun
M’mardo
M‘murdo
M!murdo
Samuel James Sanfall
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
M*murdo
Barker
IE. Kearney
Mercer Street
Loogacre
Robinson
K——Y
East India House
East India Company
East India Company. T Always Differed With Hia Ag
Elan Teeteron
Loch
Washington
Captain Clapperton and African exploration saga
The article chronicles Captain Clapperton's life from a Scots-born sailor in Dumfrieshire to his role in early African exploration with Dr. Oudory and Colonel Denham. It details his voyages through Kano Sackatoo and Badagry, encounters with Bello, and the arduous return to England. It notes his death at Sackatoo in 1827, burial near Jungali, and Lander's later reporting, painting him as a steadfast, companionable explorer.
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Davidson
Africa
Clapperton
Parke
Bruce
Annan
Dumfrieshire
Asia
Upper Canada
Constance Actyvoner
Great Lakes
Erie
Huron
England
Lochmaben
Eshupurgh
Dudoey
T.eearts
Ritchie
Mourzouk
Lyon
Earl Bathurst
Colonial Department
Tripoli
Buornou
Secord
Qudary
Edinburgh
Borneo
Deoham
Timbuctoo
Borpou
Lord Bathurst
Oudory
Colonel Denham
Captain Clapperton
London
Kano
Sackatoo
Bello
Europe
Spain
Gibraltar
Jacoba
Addmona
Suckatoo
Belto
Clappertos
George SV
Bayes-Abd-Allab
Kuuka
Coronel Denham
Leghorn
Alps
Clayperton
Sultan Bello
el Kanemay
Borneu
Pearce
Navy
Morrison
Dickson
Brazen
Badagry
Bennie
Whydale
Janoah
Hio
Eyeo
Lages
Japnab
Katunga
Youriba
Houteon
Bill and Dale
James
Whydah
Feintal
Richard Lander
Pascoe
Lander
Portsmouth
Bella
Bornou
Jungali
Bin
Laing
Londus
Clipperton
Boroou
Lander Brothers Quest Near Niger River
Fragmentary passage notes travels and investigations by Denham and Dudney that broadened understanding of the Niger River and its embankments, with reference to two brothers and a faithful servant.
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Denham
Dudney
T Ledue
Niger
Lander
Poor Law Committee Examines Agriculturists Amid Hardship
The Poor Law Amendment Act committee heard from agricultural laborers in smock frocks, detailing scant wages, high living costs, and relief before and after the new law. Henry Soppit and James Sneenan described long harvest days, moonlighting, and reliance on the workhouse, while testimonies highlighted hunger, tea only meals, and rent burdens across weeks of deprivation. A second case involved a missing children inquiry in Edgeware Road.
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Committee On the Poor Law Amendment Act
Henry Soppit
Kirkport
Barking
Board of Guardians
Harvey
Hume
J. Graham
United Kingdom
P. Scrope
James Sneenan
Lord Egremont
Mr. Harvey
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Feneters
Psae
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Portland Ceveter Company
Tarhann
Lwenty Tee
Lord Tey
Samuel Scot
Hartsmouth
Grote
Mor, Chichister
Walpole Eyre
Endbank
William Herne
Mionysius Larder
John Mitchell
Basal Montague
Cails
Cavendish Square
Mesernee Charkcross
RLNS
Grite
Prescott
Threadocede Street
Dublin
Dunnel
Wales
Francis Whishaw
E. Landon
Jehu Weale
Haigh Heathers
T. Con Savory's
Cornhill
Loudau
Marini Society
the True Sun
Prince Leopolis
Leopold
Pelgians
Pmt
Meien
IRS
Bulley
Chie
Exchequer
Colonel Thompsons
Lloret AY OI
Hull Reform Association
Louden
Canada
Fow
Legislative Council
Fox
Pit
Breausr
Canadiing
Pitt
Guinea
Canana
Bustaulis
Sis
Buckingham
Mercantile Marine
Shiparech Committee
Mall
Barlow Hoy
Texas
Mexico
Republicana
America
Sierra Leone
Purshers Cps
Dunacumbe
Tirtar Gnabel
Hense of Commons
Sothing
Durango
Oliver
Resal Lins
Sam
T. Perroned Thompson
Hattone Garden
Arcastance
Tham
Ve. Lins
Foley
Fang
Berg
Tum
New ‘Seuss
Middlesex County Court
Kingsgate Street
Jack Rags
LAW Intelligence, Mancu II
Ansize Intelligence
Police Intelligence
Poor Law Committee
Mrr
Collier
Hare Street
Edgeware Road
Harriet Williams
Williams
Old-street
Harriet Collier
Maria
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