Parliament List of Irish Rebels and Supporters
A fragment listing figures such as Vigors, R. A. Panell, Blake, Martin Rathven, E Lalor, P Scholefield, J Pease, Jos Torrens, Lieut.-C Palmer, Ban a, J Attwood, T OConnell, D OConnell, J OConnell, Maurice OConnell, Mo OConnell, Charles Fitzsimon, C Finn, Wm Fielden, Wm Cobbett, and Wm. shows names associated with Irish political agitation. The text reads as a roster of individuals connected to the movement.
Fatal Islington Inquest Aids Suspicious Drowning
An inquest at the Royal Mail public-house Islington on Ann Collison aged 32 found drowned in the New River after a period of drunkenness and neglect. Evidence showed abuse of her husband’s property, destitution, and repeated drinking. The coroner returned a verdict of found drowned with the husband noted to have a second wife who also drank heavily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Mail
Upper-street
Islington
Stir- Mg
Ann Collison
New River
Palmertreet
Holloway
Imperial Gas Company
Mr. Hoskins
Waithman
Godwin
Ashman
Lowgacre
John Coooper
Lowrie
Tottenham Court Road
Cooper
Christian
Andover
Hoskins
Ueen-Square
R. Churchman
W. Porter
Spencer’s Place
Chelsea
Mrs. Porter
Mr. White
Missis
Porter
High Dudgeon
Ite
Nicholson
Beadle
St. Margaret’s Workhouse
Speed
Wina
St. Margaret's Workhouse
Hounslow
Winn
Newgate
Gray's Inn-road
Charles Kindar
North-place
Gray’s Inn-road
Waddington
Ann Kelly
Sarah Hughes
Donnell
Mr. Lee
Islington Green
James Clitheroe
Lee
Hughes
Holt
N Division
Wn-Hall
Leddep
Ansley
St. Georges the
May
Leicester-Square
St. Jave
St. George
Bethlehem Lunatic Asylum
Alderman Ansley
Bethlehem
Carslake
Alderman Ausley
Saint Olave’s
St.eet
Paris
Saint Olave's
St. George’s
St. Olave’s
Justice-Room
Worship-Street
William Willings
Turner
Broughton
Templar
Smithfield Burg
Peet
Wilmore
Smith
Thames
Coventy
William Brown
Greeenwich
Ballantine
Broderip
Robert Harrison
Greenwich
Wayling
House of Correction
Mlle
Broderic
Costa
R. B. Cotgrave
General Palmer
Blackwall
William Judge
Election items and legal reform move in Worcestershire
The bill before Parliament aims to simplify in forceful terms the office of Justice of the Peace and grant landlords possession of deserted premises with a single justice. Western Worcestershire by election shows Mr Packington and Captain Wincington nominated. A candidate, traveling in America, backs agriculture and trade while seeking Whig support. An incident near Hawford injured a candidate who recovers at a relative’s home. Last year’s western division election totals 3,122 votes. Election to be held in Worcester according to the Worcester Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcestershire
Foley
Lord Foley
Wedneswert
Packington
Wincington
America
Claings
Ofley Wakeman
Hawford
E. W. Ingram
College-green
Colasma
Worcester
Worcester Herald
General Palmer
London
Broderip
Cotgrave
Ballantine
Cotgraves
Geerpiss
Mercantile misdeeds and street thievery at London courts
Broad report from Guildhall and surrounding districts recounts horse theft, cat skinning, coat swindles, shawl and jewelry frauds, and public-house licensing disputes. Cases involve Wright, Stevens, Sly, Stocken, Shackelford, and others facing magistrates. scenes cover Beadles, informers, pawn brokers, and a contentious Bethlehem asylum note.
Upset Mail Coach Near Ardee Injures Passengers
A Monaghan coach was upset on a Monday night near Ardee with several passengers badly hurt. A cattle-dealer was severely injured and remained in Ardee, now out of danger. Mrs Adams of Monaghan reached Carrickmacross in danger. E Booth of Mauallochaloe warned the coachman as the road was steep. luggage heavy handling blamed. The peasantry aided, while the coachman and guard were strained. The piece also notes Irish kindness and reflects on governance. An Irish police conduct inquiry at Kilkenny revealed magistrates dismissed complaints against seven policemen for breaking into a farmer's home with force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monaghan
Ardee
Adams
Carrickmacross
E. Booth
Mauallochaloe
Dublin
Ireland
Philadelphia
O'Connell
O' Connell
Free America
Kilkenny
Marquis of Ormond
Thomas Murphy
Philipstown
Murphy
Newmarket Spring Meeting Opens Amid Riding Scrutiny
May 5 report from Newmarket notes the last Spring Meeting begins tomorrow, followed by York and other venues over three weeks. Derby and Oaks contenders move toward Epsom as betting stalls due to few entrants, with Arathess the likely Wretched Stakes favorite and Stradbroke stakes candidates listed along with match races and a tightened age rule change noted for 1810.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmarket
York
Epsom
Hampton
Heath
Chester
Lord Stradbroke
Arathess
Ee Iery
M. Wood
Camarine
Jockey Club
Jencary
A. F
Hunters
Ageat Chegerfeldis
General Grosvenor
Stainborough
Twatty
Massey
Stanley
Skimmer
Kineston House
Nidwr
Mr. Hunter
Lord Chesterfield
Derby
Lord Vernlamg
Lord Jersey
Lucius
Pore
Mr. Wood
Titian
Lord Exeter
Diseases of domesticated animals and human health
The text argues that disease stems from disruption of natural order, with domestication harming animal health and humans adopting artificial lifestyles. It cites crowded cities, impure air, sedentary work, dietary excess, and luxurious living as causes, noting the horse has specialized veterinary care and stressing the need to follow nature to prevent illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee
Man
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Perring
Surana
Cecil-strest
Iss
Genticoper
Strand
Codhetree
Montever Wiy House
Saya
Clonel Napier
Peninsula
Napier
Veron’ Dusory
John Moore
Price
W. Boone
New Bond-street
Ee Wen
Janeous
Bussia
Spain
Treuttel, Wurtz
Risquare
Black, Young
Young
Sohoyentgarden
Street, Co
London Morning Journal
Goss
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Dublin Morning Journal
Dublin Weekly Journal
Sherwood and Co
Paternosterton
Pall Miall
Catherine-street
Grafton-street
Trongate
Calton Street
Wrightson and Webb
Birmingham
Defield
Bath
Browne and Reid
Bristol
Walter
Cheltenham
Loder
Brighton
Wood
Huntingdon
Hatt
Cambridge
Trewrmoan
Exeter
Becon and Co
Matchett and Co
Norwich
Deck
Ipswich
Hobson
Gore and Son
Liverpool
Sawler
Manchester
Platt
Told
Sheffield
Slatter
Oxford
Brodie and Dowding
Balisq
Ee Goss and Co
Goss and CO
M.R.C. Surgeons
Bouvarie-street
Fleet-street
Warren
Scotia
Caledonian
Land of Beauty
Beatia Ewall
Robert Warren
MR. Corbett
Hume, Joseph
O'Connor, Fergus
Sun
Sr Punic Ltd Brick
EeStatesacificp
Police
Cheapside
Sly
Guildhall
Richard Stocken
Alderman Winchester
Charles Price
Steepines Longlane
Smithfield
Bridwell
Marlborough Street
Frederick Beauclerk
Dyer
Fitzroy-square
White Horse
Piccadilly
Samuel Cheese
Flora
Bayswater
Murray
Lacquey
Johnson
William IV
William IV., and For Which Offence He Was Liable To A Penalty of 201.—Mr. French
Bayswater-road
Ellentree-lane
William Perry
Excise
Flora Gardens
Frederick Shackelford
Messrs
Hoskins and Tubbs
Messrs. Waithman
Philip Goldney
Regent-street
Henry Cooley
Philip Godney
Mercb
John Hughes
Dobree
Charlotte Street
Messrs Waithman
West End
Wigmore-street
Armaca
Newry Examiner
Thomas Lappan
Forkhill
Armagh
Newtown-hamilton
Bernard
Barker
Lappan
Midland
Edward Fitzgerald
Tom Steele
Robert Emmett
Tises
Tre County
Piot
Barrett
Pilot
King’s Bench
Postes
J. O’connell
Parsons
Butler
Green
Cunningham
Killenaule
Hoe
Drew
Castletownroche
David Henncesy
John Hennessy
Southern
Kiamesst
Ludiow Stawell
Kinsale
Sporting