Great Western Cemetery scheme opens for public shares
Fragmented prospectus for a church of England cemetery near Kensington, combining public land and private interests. Details invite subscription at Regent Street and Notting Hill offices with daily inspections and specific share terms, while noting related publications and naval topics for readers.
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Ahernonn
Hegeme
Oxford
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Paria
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Sun
Regent-street
Waterlow-place
Notting Hill
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Price
Spain
John Limbird
Strand
Kebertelly Tataenek
Major Bell
Oxford convocation protests London charter against University
At Oxford on March 31 a full convocation agreed to affix the university seal to a petition asking the king to withhold royal sanction from a proposed Charter of Incorporation for a new Literary and Scientific Institution called The University of London. The petition notes Oxford does not oppose literary aims but objects to distinctive titles rivaling existing universities and to departures from Anglican doctrine.
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University of London
University of Oxford
Cambridge Founders and Scholars Named at St Johns College
Cambridge on March 21 reports the election of Samuel Laing Thomas Cotterill John Edw Bromby George Wray John Henry Howlett and John 18BO akins to Foundation Fellows of St Johns College Also Fridan t Theoees viares of St Johns College and Alexander Grant of Pembroke were elected Bell's Scholars. Degrees conferred include Masters of Arts and a Bachelor in Private.
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Samuel Laing
Thomas Cotterill
John
Edw. Bromby
George Wray
John Henry Howlett
Akinscniate
Magdalene College
St.John’s College
Frida Rant
Theoees Viares
St. John’s Oflege
Alexander Grant
Pembroke College
Bell
Conytion
Benjamin Dana Walsh
Trinity College
Thomas William Meller
Jonathan Henry L. Cameron
Charles James Berridge Aldis
Samuel Edmond Walker
Samuel Earnshaw
St. John’s College
William Macfaulayliver
St. Peter's College
Francia Hildy
Clare Hall
John Mills
Ian
John Bacon
Corpus Christi College
John Newton Peill
Queen’s College
Thomas Gaskin
Jesus College
Thos. Walker
Christ's College
William Pratt
Execution of Thomas Gee in a grim Guildsborough case
The execution of Thomas Gee for setting fire to wheat owned by Mr Sharp and others at Guildsborough went ahead despite controversy. Austin Perkins, also condemned, was reprieved after appeals noting his remorse and good character. The scene drew about 5000 spectators as the rope mispositioned delayed his death and prolonged his agony before the body was taken down for the family.
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Guildsborough
Austin Perkins
Northampton Free Press
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Hennis
Follett
Criminal Court
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Mr. Cole
John Jeffcott
John
John William Jeffcott
Peter Ennis
Kenton
Bere
Heimis
Sir Joh
J. Jeffcott
John Jescott
Jasa
Sustein
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Cott
Fagedart
Font Jeffcutt
Excise Office
Serjeant Wilde
Selwyn
P. Williams
Ma Follett
Jeremy
Cockburn
William Miller
Tiverton
Silverton Ride
Silverton
Thornton
Crosa
William Webter
Jones
Miller
Richard Welsh
Webber
James Marsh
R. Jobo Hole
Bethan
Hay
Omnibus Crash Flares in City Road Injures Passengers
At about eleven to twelve on Saturday morning the Shillibeer omnibus broke down in City Road with a crash, axle fractured, many passengers bruised though not seriously. A separate report notes the death of Samuel Price age seven at St Bartholomew's Hospital after a candle fire injured him, verdict accidental death.
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St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Samuel Price
Playhouse-yard
Gulden-lane
Barbican
Sthen
Stows-On
Ageon
Prolonged debate on taxation and agriculture in England
A lengthy letter to the editor criticizes the current tax on beer and proposes that tax cuts will not relieve rural distress. The writer argues high rents and duties burden farmers, worsened by confiscatory policies, and urges reform to avoid demoralization. He recalls sentiments across Derby, Nottingham, and Leicester counties.
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England
Plutarch
Ieee
Derby
Nottingham
Leicester
Atresia
Evra
Sidciees
Paisley election turmoil and trade union meeting report
In Paisley the election scene tightens as reformers face a split vote and a rallying call to Crawford from the Gleason Liberator. A Paisley trades council meeting consolidates unions to craft a plan for shared burdens, with speakers urging signatures for a reform petition and plans for broader worker cooperation across crafts. The Glasgow Liberator notes workers across England ready to support the cause.
Repeal of the Union Debate in Tipperary Grand Jury
Dublin Freeman's Journal reports a surprise shift by twenty two grand jurors in County Tipperary who pledged to oppose repeal, aligning with a harsh critique of their role during a time of crime repression. One dissenting member, Mr. Jones Scully junior, stood apart, earning commendation for his conduct.
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Tipperary
Jones Scully
Dublin Freeman's Journal
Love and attempted suicide at Thames bank
A policeman halted a young couple at Thames bank who attempted self harm by planning to drown themselves. Charles Johnson, seventeen, from Grosvenor, Milbank, and Caroline Miller, of Personal Crisis Swain, fled after discarding a bonnet and pocket book into the river. They were taken to the station house and later to their mothers. Also noted is Arthur O Connor’s return to Ireland on a two month license from the Lord Lieutenant, after thirty six years abroad, previously tried for high treason and later pardoned.
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James Sell
Thames Bank
Charles Johoson
Grosvenorrow
Milbank
Caroline Miller
Arthur O’connor
Ireland
O'Connor
Paris
Feargus O'Connor
Cork
Naval Movements and Appointments Across European Waters
Letters from the Isle of Ascension dated June 17 describe ongoing sailings of ships like Pollinghorne and the Talbot toward the Cape and England, with the Meteor off Marseilles en route to Malta to bring home Vice-Admiral Malcolm. The President and Verson prepare to reach the West Indies and North Americas with flags aboard, while the Tyne and Rainbow prepare for the Mediterranean and South America. Additional vessels, court-martials, ship launches, and shore appointments fill the dispatch as fleets adjust amid repairs and new assignments.
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Manewil
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Cape
Talbot
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G. Cockham
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Mediterranean
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James E. Home
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Royal George
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Rainbow
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Aostic
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Phoenix
Confiance
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Investigator
Comet
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Corfu
Algiers
Caploodion
Albatross
J. L. Gower
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Lord
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Brest
William Hutley
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Salamander
Sheerness
Falmouth
Reynard
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Malta
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Massie
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J. Prevost
Tyne
G. Bourchier
Verson
Roya
London to Rome notes lead to Papal troops service claim
A Swabian Mercury letter from Rome reports Marshal de Bourmont may command Pontifical troops with M. de la Roche Jacquelin joining the Pope. Windsor news covers royal visit, church services, and public petitions. Exeter Assizes open with Sir John Jeffcott trial for a fatal duel and a shooting case, verdicts of not guilty and a guilty plea with mercy urged.
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Rome
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Earl of Surre
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London
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Life Guards
Virginia Water
Strand
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St. George's Chapel
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Rete
Boyce
Haydn
House of Commons
Ireland
Legislative Union
Church of Scotland
Glascow Lottery
C. J
Glasgow
Derby Union Stabbing Trial Ends in Not Guilty Verdict
Henry Johnson and Henry Ingram stood trial in Midland Circuit Derby for unlawfully stabbing Thos Smith and Joseph Brown during Union conflicts. Smith identified Johnson by hat and wounds, claiming attack after a question about Union membership. Johnson claimed he was beaten by Union men and denied involvement. Verdicts varied, with Johnson and Ingram acquitted on Not Guilty and Meekin spared, while Togram faced a death sentence following the similar charge.
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Thos. Smith
St. Alkmaund
Derby
Thomas Smith
Hall
Umfrey
Douglas Fox
Smith
Bridger
Union
Hoe
Ersons
Werdic d Aenry Ingram
Meekia
Joseph Brown
Johnson
Coventry
Ingram
Grat
Meekin
Togram
Liverpool Cotton Market Report From March Week
Liverpool Cot ton market this week unsettled with demand up to Wednesday and prices firm on common and fair American goods. Speculators bought American Surat Pernambuco Bahia while exporters added American and Surat. Imports reached 6,191 bags. sales 21,190 bags across Sea Island stained Boweds Orleans Alabama Pernams Bahia Maranbam Demerara Exyetian Surat. Grain arrivals few. wheat and oats weak. flour and oatmeal steady.
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Pernambuco
Bahia
Sea Island
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Alabama, &c
Pernams
Maranbam
Demerara
Liverpool-Corn Exchange
Fpariway
Twesda
Mark Lane
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