Fishy Parliament Meeting at Hillinsgate Sparks Seas of Rhetoric
A lively public gathering at Hillinsgate drew thousands as Mr Swank chaired a sea-locked council of fishy figures. They urged a petition to Parliament to redress imagined wrongs, reciting maritime pasts and mocking foes with nautical wit and satirical jests.
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Hillinsgate
Flying-Fish
Swank
Wace
Red Sea
Hasta
Nelson
Cullingwood
Paul Jones
Commodore Rogers
Scilly
Exmouth
Navarino
Shark
Cape St. Vincent
Sheerness
Portsmouth
Marymouth
Mitford
Brook Watson
England
Examiner
MR. Bee
Mysterious pistol firing at St Thomas's Church, Liverpool
A sailor is wounded after a man named Morrison or Fawcett fired a pistol near St. Thomas's Church on Lower Frederick Street. Emery the watchman pursued the assailant, who hid in a Park Lane cellar and was captured. The victim, George Smith of North Shields, is recovering. Morrison was held for further inquiry as details emerged about the travelling bag, watch, dagger, and pawn tickets found on him.
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St. Thomas’s Church
Lower Frederick-street
Liverpool
Emery
Agaassin
Shanahan
The
Watch
McLean
Dublin
Fawcett
Ellen
George Smith
Smith
Morrison
M‘lean
Taylor
Marshall
North Shields
Fannin’s
Marlborough-street
M’lean
Iisoner
Fawcell
Ireland
Death Warrant of Charles I Misread. Vaudreuil Dies at Frankfurt
The death-warrant of King Charles I is believed misplaced, now guarded by a House of Lords librarian and to be moved to King Edward's Tower with the MS Acts of Parliament. Count Alfred de Vaudreuil, French ambassador at Munich, dies at 34. Robberies in Blackman Street and Islington and a French note on aiguillettes trace back to military costume. Richmond Park opens a new scenic view from the Earl of Errol residence with a public terrace and improved surrounds.
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Thom
Walter Scott
Johnny
Vapce
TSI
Schwiesd and CO
Great Marlborough Street
S. and Co
Mathes
Marylebone-street
Portland-place
Treasury
Abkrnethy
Andrews
Bucks
John Roades
R. Walker
A. Macintyre
Silverstreet
Golden Square
Cs Bs Histor
Marine Library
Ramsgate
Kent
Kn. Barberow
Jamaica
Mary Street
Regent's Park
London
P. Saunderson
Harper Street
Leeds
H. Pluckwell
Tottenham-house
Tottenham
Middlesex
el. Englefield
Park-street
Windsor
Broad-street
Bloomsbury
King-street
Acre
Grimstone
the Times
Air
Chronicle
Morning Herald
Sunday Herald
Old Engle
United Service
Gazette
Morning News
Cheltenham
Earns Public Ledger
British Traveller
Weekly Times
al- Mowe’ Star
Liverpool Chronicle
Sun
Weekly Dispatch
Myr Tydvil Guardian
True Sun
Carmarthen Journal
Aline
Canista
Pluckwell
Peter Sante
Sanderso
Harper-street
Ieee
Dublin Morning Journal
Dublin Weekly Journal
Suerwosd and Co
Paternos
Calton-street
Edinburgh
Trongete
Crafton-street
Dublin
Bach
Goss
Lancaster Place
Strand
Lomauw
Inden
Lord Byron
India
Charles Tilt
Fleet Street
Colin MacKenzie
Sherwood
Gilbert
Piper
Cruikshank
Seymour
Balle
England
Jehu Bull
W. Kidd
Chandos Atreet
West Strand
Kidd
R. Seymour
Morocco
Court Journal
Worl
H. Colburn
W. Thomas
Catherine-street
Newavenders
Wouhouse
D. Woodhouse
King William-street
New London-bridge
Pole Spi Street
Roya
Charles the
House of Lords
King Edward's Tower
Count Alfred de Vaudreuill
Munich
Frankfort
Darine
Clear
Blackmanestreet
Borough
Aiguillettes
Duke of Alba
Richmond Park
Earl of Errol
Petershate
Tiverton Councillors Split Over Six Attorneys as Mayors
The Tiverton borough faces scrutiny as Henry Dunsford jun mayor S Howe capital burgess and Michael O Brien assistant burgess, all attorneys, spark complaints about legal influence in local government. The True Sun hints Parliament will eject attorneys and questions missing books and accounts, while noting Bishop Philpotts dined with the corporation.
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Municipal Corporation Commissioners
Tiverton
Henry Dunsford
S. Howe
Michael O’brien
Lord Liverpool
Earl of Harrowby
Richard Ryder
Tiverton Corporation
Heathcott
Chase
Common Council
Rushton
Exeter
Philpotts
Duke of Wellington
Robert Peel
Heathcoat
Murder near Audlem Cheshire detailed in court note
The Chester Courant reports the murder of Peter Rogerson near Shavington Hall by Patrick MGuinness. The Irishman attacked Rogerson at Bank House Farm and Adderley Hall, strangling him, then fled with a bloodied weapon before being captured. He is in Chester Castle awaiting assizes.
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Lord Combermere
Peter Rogerson
Tittenley
Shavington Hall
Lord Kilmorey
Patrick M‘guinness
Bank House
Londonderry
Ireland
Rogerson
Nantwich
Boeing
M‘guinness
Castle Chapel
Mr. Birch
Stockport
Appeal on alimony case in Privy Council Westmeath v Westmeath
A judicial committee of the Privy Council reviews the Westmeath alimony dispute. The court upholds the lower judgment in principle, but orders reduction of the 7001 per year by excluding the 3851 pension, pending remittal to the High Court of Delegates for final decision.
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Privy Council
Marquis of Lansdowne
Justice Vaughan
John Erskine
Westmeath T. Westmeath
Marquis of Westmeath
Arches Court
Phillimore
Follett
Cushington
Iblaont
Crowther
Lushington
Marchionesa
Follet
Marquis of
John Nichol
Lord Westmeath
Knightley canvass gains support in Northamptonshire race
The Standard announces Sir Charles Knightley as a Conservative candidate for the southern division of Northamptonshire, succeeding Lord Althorp in Parliament. It praises his country gentleman stance, Church and King loyalty, and agricultural support while attacking Whig rivals and urging farmers to back Knightley to oppose Irish Catholic and dissenting influence.
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Charles Knightley
Northamptonshire
Lord Althorp
House of Peers
Sir Charles
Marquis of Chandos
Edward Knatchbull
Buckinghamshire
House of Commons
Ramona arrives as Oxford debate on 39 Articles looms
The Ramona from Rotterdam reaches the Custom-house. A Standard note reports Oxford authorities debating repealing the subscription to the 39 Articles, substituting a mere declaration of conformity. Also noted are tradesman frauds and extensive burglaries in the countryside with stolen watches, goods, and cash.
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General Steam Navigations Company
Ramona
Rotterdam
Duke of Bassano
Baring
Francis Baring
Paris
University of Oxford
Ames
Ray
William Batchelor
Northcross-lane
Newbury
John Pike
Wamnabotham Orfolk
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