Unclear antique catalog and medical treatise notices
Fragmented OCR lists various items from a London shop including jewelry branches, silverware, and public notices. It then promotes medical works on diseases of the generative organs and syphilis, praising Courtenay and advertising practical observations on strictures and self abuse treatment with prices and publisher details scattered throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upvania
Nus Serens
Conelder
Courtenay
Emer Sonset
Literary Review
Cukerin Rams
Sona
Bennet
Oxford
Lange Alton-Street
Way
M.D
Gapat
Marlborough-street
Atreet
Cera SR
Opizian
Irish 1840s political shifts and railway lighting updates
From the Dublin Papers Dominick Ronayne may vacate Clonmel seat to become County Chairman with John Bagwell likely to succeed. Also reports on Nicholas Barcel Gorman becoming Kilkenny chairman and Lord Howth recovering from an accident. Requisitions invite Shirl MP to dinner in Clogmel. Dublin and Kingston Railway extended gas lighting to Salt Hill enhancing winter passenger security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Dominick Ronayne
Clonmel
John Bagwell
Marfield
O’connell
Limerick Chronicle
Nicholas Barcel Gorman
Westmeath
Kilkenny
Lord Howra
Belfast
Dinkey
Liftu Texant
Logynn ‘Park
Kilfyne
Tralee
Ifand Offa
Middlethird
Shewardagh
Clanwilliam
County Tipperary
Shirl
Clogmel
Dublin and Kingstonn
Williamstown
Salt Hill
Distribution of Orange Lodges in Ireland Sparks Protestants' Alarm
The Morning Register reports 1,600 lodges deemed in “efficiency” with Baker estimating about 160,000 members and roughers guessing 200,000. Counties show uneven lodge numbers, some with none. Debate rages over Orange Lodges’ role in Protestant security, with figures for Armagh and others contrasted by dissenters. Controversy follows Lord Kenmare’s resignation and rumors John O Connell may succeed, seen as destabilizing Catholic-Protestant balance and provoking Orange influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Forces
Morning Register
Ireland
Messia
Blacker
Baker
Swan
Fermasagh
Sligo
Queen’s County
Mayo
Meath
Limerick
King’s Ca Armragh
S.ccc
ADUID
Tipperary
Louth
Dubl
Pynterford
Westmeath
Kildare
Roscommon
Tangers
Orange
Armagh
Antrim
Tyrone
Down
O’connell
Iriah
Earl of
John O'Connell
Lord Keamere
Evening Mail
John O’connell
Carlton-Club
O O
Irish News Items Chronicle Local Political and Cultural Notes
Notices cover liberal independence efforts in the county, a tribute to the late P Power by Roman Catholic clergy, and a discussion of tax and voting arrangements. Reports include the Marquis Lansdowne at the Viceregal Lodge, education statistics from the Second Public Instruction report, iron steam-boat experiments, Ballinasloe cattle fair results, and theatre notes from the Theatre Royal with Mrs Warlett’s performance and company lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tijperary Free Press
P. Power
Trinity Church
Waterford Chronicle
Apparese
Ala
Strart
M.P
Stuart
J. J. Murphy
Maguire
Dublis Mail
Marquis
Kingstown
Ireland
Packington Edgworth
Longwood
Fsq
Edgworth
Pomirreracs
Commissioners of Public Instruction
Armagh
Dublin
Cashel
Tuam
All Ireland
Johnson
Royal Navy
England
Lords of the
Aerts
Iree
Lords of the Admiralty
Old England
City of Dublin Company
Lansdowne
Garryowen
Shanoon
Liverpool
Limerick
Evening Post
Ballinasloe
Irwin
Rathmill
Connaught Club
Gill’s
Ormonde
Joseph Greene
H.M
C.H. Tuckey
Orancetem
Arwy
CanLow
Carlow
Orange
Sweathercock
Dusaix
Theatre Royal
Acts of the Session reform of criminal and newspaper laws
Parliamentary notes describe two new acts: one to settle execution authority for Chester crimes and a second to revise the printing and publishing act from 38 Geo. III. The discussion covers sheriff powers, county city limits, and the aim to curb penalties while keeping reformist intent. Also included is a long account of the Para Brazil uprising and a letter from New York, plus a civic proposal about fire engines and public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of
Chester
County Palatine
Court of
King’s Bench
City
County of Chester
William IV
Cheshire
Harrison and Wollaston
Cheater
Cheser
City of
England
Scotland
Crown
Cleopatra’s Needle site debate at Regent Street corner
A correspondent opposes placing Cleopatra’s Needle near Waterloo Place citing a nearby column that would clash visually and fail to be seen from Regent Street due to the slope. He proposes the Regent’s Park grand walk as a better site for its space and commanding views into Hampstead hills, aligning two long vistas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo-place
Egypt
Suil
Regent-Street
T-Street
Regent
Portland-place
Hampstead
Distressing Accidents And Offences Chronicle
A series of tragic events and criminal incursions reported from Ramsgate Maidstone Brighton and Essex include the sudden death of Mr Weatherell aged about sixty after a meeting of the guardians of the poor, a fatal blood vessel rupture in Maidstone, a glass assault near Lifer, magistrates lamenting rising assaults, a duke’s travelling trunk theft near Dover, a fatal mine explosion at Mortomley and High Green, hydrogen gas disaster on the coast, a Yarmouth yawl tragedy, a smuggling capture near Kinsale, and a shocking postscript confession of Delacolonge in Beune with a brutal murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Maidstone
Prance
Maidstone Gazette
Eames
Brighton
Pete Session
Holden
the Angel Inn
Essex
Major Anderson
Dauhess de Crillion
Dover
Tonbridge Wells
Mortomley
John Mellor
Yarmouth
Offine
Brock
Corton
Essex Herald
Coast Guard
Kinsale
Princess Royal of
Coatmarsherry
Cork
Milnthorpe
Leicestershire
John Benton
Whassett
Delacolonge
Sainte Marie
Beaune
Mary Besson
Lyons
Tragedy on Shannon Crossing Claims Kilgarvey Family
A family of Mrs Cambie from Kilgarvey near Borrisokane perished crossing the Shannon from Tipperary to Galway in a cot. Her son Edward Campbell and two daughters died with Dr Noousa awaiting marriage to a daughter. Only a catman survived by swimming to shore, shocking the local community who held them in esteem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambie
Kilgarvey
Borrisokane
Shannon
Tipperary
Galway
Edward Campbell
Noousa
Dublin Mail
Lynch Law and Violence Across the Union Described in News
The article reports widespread lynchings by mobs against suspected opponents of slavery, with North readers urged to reject mob justice. It notes an incident in New Orleans where a newspaper editor was seized but saved by military protection, and mentions a temporary lull after apologies. It also provides Mexico and South America intelligence on political shifts and Texas disturbances ending with leaders agreeing to leave the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sim
Times
Iheg
Bath
Alderngate-street
White Cross-street
Watling Street
Farringdon-street
Y&q. Paynthault
Wiepie
North
New Orleans
Mexico
South America
Senate
House
Congress
Texas
Canada Affairs Reveal Emigrant Shifts and Assembly Links
Canada news reports fresh details from Royal Commission hearings in Quebec on Lower Province differences. A Three Rivers convention calls for committees to coordinate with England and other colonies, amid debates over constitutional malversation and provincial resentment. Emigrant arrivals show a drop of about 18,200 versus last year, with Emigrant Society aiding over 6,000 migrants. Commercial activity remains brisk and telegraph plans speed stock news between Paris and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Gander
Hate
W. Ryland
Executive Council
Daly
Binchette
Charles Grey
Commodore Pell
Commission
Quebec
Toronto
M. Papineau
House of Assembly
Legislative Counsil
Rivera
Legislative Council
Dennis Viger
England
Daniel O’connell
Joseph Hume
House of Lords
House of Commons
United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
Brumels
Paris
London
Folkestone
Daoxkenneess
West Indies
Rum
Hart Davies
America
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Plymouth
Falmouth
Londonderry
Levwie
Annes
Mane
Smith
Bouthey
Cowper
Byron
William Cowper
Robert Southet
Cowponte Kéitor
Goodall
Cox Savory
Cornhill
Lendos
Warbler
Kate Kearney
Four Sisters
Calcraft
Browne
Barry
Rees
William One
Para
New York
Charles J. Sith
Antonio Viniagre
Pedro Vinaigre
Antonio
Taylor
Campbell
Mercator
Everard Home
Tuttle
Congal
Rio
Eleanor
Maranham
Gay
the True Sun
Edmund-place
Aldersgate-street
P.S
United Stat
Bravo
Alvares
Diario del Gobierso
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