LIVERPOOL TO DUBLIN VOYAGE AND INDIA MARITIME NOTICE
Shipping notice details a Liverpool to Dublin sailing with Sturt tives and carrier packages, plus smaller forwarding from the Dublin wharf at St Katharine Street via the East India Company's Maritime Service. Also advertises Agid Hassan Circassian Hair Dye with wholesale and retail availability and testimonies from chemists and officers.
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Dublin
Plymouth
Falmouth
Liverpool
R. Hepburn
Wilh Sturt
Bight
Hornes
St. Katha Svat
John-street
Cratched Friare
Regent-circis
Smith
Cratched-friare
East India Company
New India
Pearsall
Committee of East India Company
Jerusalem Coffeehouse
Agid Hassan
William Day and Co
Gracechurch-Street
London
Circassia
England
Desperate rebel battles and Syrian governorships noted
Reports from Nauplia dated September 3 claim a single battalion crushed the rebel army with bayonets and swords. Roumeliote policari killed 80 and wounded 70, taking 50 prisoners with three standards. Emir Bechir named Governor of Palestine and Latakia coast, musters 15,000 troops to quell Syrian rebels if needed. A child’s tale from Beresina and a Glasgow thief case conclude the dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Nauplia
Roumeliote Policari
Syria
Aleppo
Bechir
Mount Libanus
Palestine
Latakia
Egypt
Tripali
Beyreut
Eid
Emir Bechir
Courrier de la Moselle
2D Inst
Charles Fort
Beresina
France
Wilna
Warsaw
Metz
Thomas Rae
Alston and Co
Glasgow
Ellis
Stlent
Charles Forbes
Nessis
Alston
Strand
Waterloo Ridge
Waterloo Bridge Road
Rae
Walker
Ellison
Ruthven
wWe
Revising Barristers Courts at Guildhall on voting lists
At Guildhall yesterday the Revising Barristers Tomson and Tamlyn settled remaining city lists for MPs. Objections to names included absence from the country and not taking up livery. issues on addresses, pensions, and alms disqualification were discussed. Some claims were left for future proof, others erased or corrected, and the session adjourned after addressing parish lists and rate payments.
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City OF London
Guildhall
Messrs
Tomson
Tamlyn
Company of
Birkett
Maberly
Mie
Netherlands
Potter
Streatham
Patten
Stationers’ Company
Rawlings
Vig Treecourt
Atkins
Clockmakers
Mr. Tamlyn
Hit
St. Botolph
Christy
Guardian Assurance Company
Revision of Marylebone voters excludes peers and aliens
In a Marylebone Court of Revision, Mr. Coventry and Mr. Keen debated removing from parish voter lists the names of peers and foreign ambassadors who were aliens. They agreed peers and Irish and Scotch peers who voted for representatives should be omitted, and recommended omitting foreigners unless they could prove denizen status.
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Borough OF
Marylebone
Coventry
Keen
ST. Marylebone
Ludolph
House of Lords
Commons
Duke of
Court of Common Council debates Old Bailey alterations
The Court of Common Council discusses the remodelling of the Old Bailey Court. It notes over 3000 pounds already spent, and examines unauthorised expenditure and potential violations of standing orders. Members debate authority, economy, and the risk to public business if delays continue.
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Old Bailey
Hale
Old Court
Wire
Pou
Court of Aldermen
Dizeitaries
Unat
Wale
Wur
Williams
Watling-street
Dixon
Justice Williams
Tickner
Common Council
Committee of City Lands
Alderman Venables
Pewtress
Curious dispute over city court duties and expenses
The report details a contentious debate in the City Court over alterations, dignity, and expenditures tied to the City Lands and City Solicitor duties. It notes suspensions, alleged improper actions by the Court of Aldermen, and a division where members avoided censuring themselves, concluding with approval to pay and finish improvements and the City Solicitor report being ordered printed.
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Stevens
Court of Aldermen
Chapman Marshall
Richard Taylor
Judes
Bleaden
Filby
City Lands’ Committee
Davison
Thomas Wood
Finch Newman
Bridge-house
Payne
City of London
Fire destroys the ship Elizabeth in London Docks
A fire at the Elizabeth, a South Seaman, in Shadwell basin utterly gutted the vessel after repairs and recent fitting out costing over 2,000. Capt. Maugham resisted scuttling. later the ship was sunk to quell flames. Damage estimated at 3,000, owners Captain Hammer and Mr. Gale liable.
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Elizabeth
London Docks
Wapping Wall
South Seas
Maugham
Shadwell
Young
K Division
Royal Navy
Thames Police
Hammer
Gale
London
Augustus Casar
West India Dock
Man Rescued From Mud After Late Night at Millbank
A man described as from the Sister Isle became stuck up to his waist in mud near Millbank beyond Sawyer's boat-house during a strike related layoff. He cried for help as a dog alerted a passerby, and with two bystanders he was pulled free using a long pole. He had been drinking after a day’s work and the rising tide worsened his peril.
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Millbank
Sawyer
Destructive Fire and Explosion on Thetis Docked at Liverpool
A fire aboard the Dublin mainnpacket Thetis, captained by Townley, broke out in the aft cabin near Tranmere. Rescue efforts with vessels Richardon, Sir Thomas Stanley, Rival, and Dolphin failed to save the vessel, which later sank after a large explosion that damaged the magazine containing a barrel of gunpowder. No serious injuries reported. the cause remains uncertain, with speculation of insufficient extinguishing while at anchor.
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Liverroo
Moraine
Dublin
Townley
Liverpool
Goiny
Slyne
Tranmere Ferry
Richmond
Sir Thomas Stanley
Eastham Packet
Runcorn
Dolphin
Government Packet
Fron Dublin
Smithett
William and
James Stewart
Inquest Finds Temporary Insanity in Mary Spong Death
At Bishopsgate workhouse coroner Mr Payne and a respected jury examined the death of Mary Spong, once of Merrick's buildings. The deceased, repeatedly expressing despair, threw herself from a window after prior self harm attempts. Rev. Child testified to her unstable mind and neglect concerns, while parish officials noted prior failures to remove her to a lunatic asylum. Jury returned verdict of temporary insanity.
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Payne
Bishopsgate
Mary Spong
Woran
Merrick’s
Bishop’s Gate
Cooper
Wilson
Death of M Chilhaud de la Rigaudie and curious notices
Obituary notes the death of M Chilhaud de la Rigaudie once senior member of the Chamber of Deputies. The column recounts an enormous ten-horse wagon incident near Lyons, the Volta monument project in Como, and the Bourgin Toreno financial tale. Also covered is a Maldon Poor Law settlement question examining distance rules under the Reform Bill and the method to measure parish proximity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Chilhaud de la Rigaudie
Chamber of Deputies
Lyons
Marseilles
Memorial Bordelais
VoulTa
Como
Alexander Volta
Tosca
Volta
Pompeo Marchesi
Italy
Count Hartig
Lombardy
M. 'Toreno
Mademoiselle Bourgoin
Théatre Francais
Bonaparte
M. Toreno
France
Ferdinand VII
Beckingham
Blackwater
State Pensions Falling Due This Week
A correspondent notes that our Pension List is copied into Bell's New Weekly Messenger without citation. The writer accepts the publicity but objects to borrowing from a contemporary publication without acknowledgement.
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AIT UY
Bell
Messenger
New Law Arrangements Stir Irish Opinion
On Saturday evening it was announced that Mr. Blackburne continues as Attorney-General, Mr. Crampton becomes Judge, Mr. O'Loghlen is Solicitor-General, and Mr. Greene is Serjeant. The piece critiques these choices, praising Perrin's integrity yet lamenting omissions, and notes public fuss and political tension surrounding the appointments. It also reports other snippets from Dundee Chronicle and St Omer camp incidents, and a Belgium steam carriage trial in Antwerp.
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Mr. Blackburne
Crampton
O'Loghlen
Greene
Blackburne
Pauctilio
King’s Beach
Blackborne
O’loghlen
Perrin
Richard Greene
Sealy Townsend
Tem
Ireland
Morning Register
Middleton
Manchester
Leeds
Dundee Chronicle
St. Omer
Lyons
Belgium
Antwerp
England
Brussels
Luytagen
Place de Meir
Messrs
Vangend
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Francis Maceroni
Colone Maceroni
Maccroni
Baan Dal
Effingham
Palitan Avica
R Wilcon
Royal Exchange
Elem
Railway Delusion
Rippon
Weolls-street
Oxford-street
Chando
Dex
S. d
Saracen
Sasesedt
Bali
Wally
Gene Demnen
Paddington
Neale
ST. Panc
Engali
William Harris
Court OF Common Council
A . Durrell
Patty
Drummond
Eorge
PI Elibank
Lady
Jane
Charles William
Illiam
Ann
Gordon
Harriet H
Ord Houghton
Penelope
Ane
Sandford
Frances Caitherina
M‘gregor
Mountjoy
Montford
Henry Lord
Mellish
Eleonora
Ditto
Wilhelmina
Mends
Eliza
Menda
Harriet Arabella
Ends
Alice Sarah
Parks
Willian
Sal
Anne
Mary
Obinson
Catherine Gertrude
Lad Ann Culling
Scott
Ann Indsay
Arren
Yates
Bankhead
Yaow
Drurmond
Ray
Chas
Leith
M. Jonace
Eubank
Treble
MT Rae
Ann Cullingworth
Ann Tinney
Cindasy Scott
Mary Bankhead
Althorp
St. Eye
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