New Poor Law and Dorchester Labourers Critiques
Notices advertise new publications including a critical letter on the severities of the new Poor Law by Robert H. Nicholson. It lists titles such as The Victims of Whiggery by George Loveless and a public sale of works with profits to families. Includes publication details and sellers in London with emphasis on Dorchester laborer causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinch Lane
Cornhill
London
Gracechurch Street
Hon. Fast India Company
Bat India Company
China
England
Lashmar & Bellingham
Dealera
Gracechurch-street
London-bridge
Westminster
Chelsea
Kensington and Bayswater
Monpar
Kent Road
New Crom
Deptium
Greenwich
Blackheath
Lewisham
Tusspay
Right
Earl Stanhope
P.R.S
Robert H. Nicholson
Hourm Union
Simpkin and Co
Dorchester
Great Sale
Frice
van Diemen's Land
George Loveless
Central Dorchester Committee
Effingham Wilson
Royal Exchangre
H. Hethering
Ton
Strand
Cleave
Hoe-Lane
Wellington Street
Lies and slander in Irish politics and Tory press
A Morning Advertiser fragment condemns Tory newspapers for spreading falsehoods about Ireland, detailing allegations of orchestrated outrages, priest Spellman prosecutions, and a string of invented or exaggerated incidents used to smear Irish liberties. It mocks the widespread manipulation of public opinion and notes police inquiries and bail actions in related cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tories
Jonathan Wild
Iinens M‘donell
Printing-house
Ireland
London
Orange
Spellman
M'Ceu
Orange Lodge
Orangemen of
Dublin
J. O'Rielly
England
Newport Street
Jonathan
New Zealand
Friends of Humanity
Friends of Religion
Cox Savory prices for silverware in London Cornhill
A historical price list from 47 Cornhill London by Cox Savory seller of working gold and silversmithing offers detailed lists of silver plate and plated goods, with prices available free of charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Cox Savory
Cornhill
London
Police Intelligence Guildehale Case Of Drowned Woman At Hambro Wharf
Robert Webb bargeman and the barge captain, with two women aboard, were questioned after a unknown woman drowned near Hambro Wharf. Witnesses described heavy drinking, a failed search, and a boat held by a crew who offered little help. The girl, nicknamed Rosy Poll, was last seen in the hold as the tide ran flood. The captain and mate were remanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walloena
Alderman Lucas
J. Westmacott
Abingdon
Sarah Lowens
Curriers’row
Blackfriars
Rosy Poll
John Wermacott
Page
Beggar John Larrison Sentenced After Altercation
John Larrison a sturdy vagrant faced Mr Chambers charged with begging. A witness described a confrontation on Grosvenor street where a mendicity man named Robert Chapman claimed the magistrate questioned the defendant’s habits. The scene included threats with a brick and a pistol before police custody. The affair ended with Larrison sent to prison for three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlborough Street
John [Larrison
Mr. Chambers
Court confrontation over suspected marriage fraud
Mary Daly, aged 30 to 40, appears before Mr Laing in a custody case at Harvard 110 G division charged with marrying Nathaniel Forrester by license while claiming widowhood. Forrester testifies she admitted prior marriage to Charles Daly, Pan taloon actor, though that union was not consummated. Witnesses discuss alleged payments and police steps, Daly grows hysterical, and Inspector Robinson is sworn as the case unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laing
Phillips
Bird
Daly
Prineestlor
Pantaleon
Charles Phillips
Francis Bedford
Johnson-Street
Somers Town
Chas ‘Daly
Formly
Sans Pariel Theatre
Adelphi
Ellen Archer
No.1
Serle
Mr. Phillips
Inspector Robinson
G Division
Prironer
Mr. Laing
Archer
Sam
Mr. Philips
Destitute Irish mother before Mr Codd with infant in arms
Mary Marson an Irishwoman with an infant in her arms was brought before Mr Codd after being found in destitution. She claimed parish officers refused aid from St Luke. Eagles and Hamlin debated admission. Hamlin refused, saying she should have applied to Cripplegate. Anne Smith remanded for stealing a watch and guard to obtain evidence from a landlady. Warrender of Brighton sent 5 pounds 4 shillings to aid the distressed family. fifty shillings ordered for immediate needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Marson
Anne Smith
Codd
Warrender
Brighton
Thames Office Seizure of Contraband Tobacco Case
John Row, a sailor about 35, faced magistrates for running ashore with contraband tobacco. A parcel weighing 22 lbs was seized from a coach near Tower Stairs, with cases of foreign tobacco aboard, totaling eleven cases weighing 641 lbs. Row claimed innocence, but the bench found him guilty and fined 1000 pounds with imprisonment until paid. no alternative leniency offered despite inquiry about a 40s option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thames
John Row
Ballantine
Broderip
Custom House Information
James Fogg
Thames Police
Custom House
Lower Thames Street
Cromarty
Witoera
Tower Stairs
London-bridge
William Pulley
Queen
David Cromarty
Thames Street
Fogg
Smuggling case ends with fine and imprisonment for Francis May
Francis May faced similar charges as Fogg recounted two escape attempts while police seized a coach loaded with tobacco. A waterman named White was detained, and the item was sent to Lambeth street for adjudication. May and Row were sent to Clerkenwell prison after a 160 fine. The driver of coach 200 was discharged for lack of evidence. The article also describes Circassian cavalry feats from Spencer's Circassia, noting extraordinary horsemanship and combat moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis May
Fogg
London-bridge
Vprisoner
Thad
Ballantrne
Surrey
Towerstairs
Ballantine
Tower Stairs
White
Lambeth Street
Broderip
Commissioners of Customs
Rise of Achmet Bey and the fall of Constantine
A historical sketch traces Achmet Bey of Constantine from his brutal lineage through his rise as kalifah, his brutal rule, internal Turkish depredations, and strategic clashes with tribes and rivals. It details his capture of Algiers, depoliticized flirtations with France, and eventual decline as Bona falls to French control in 1832.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantine
M. A. Daumont
Achmet Bey
Mohammed
Kalifah
Dowdy-ben-Ganhah
Sahara
Sehen -el-Hag J
Algiers
Ali Coggia
Achmet
Bis
Mecca
Merleah
Bey of
Ibrahim Bey
Toulon
M. de Lessepa
Touis
France
MM. Daubignose
Girardin
Tunis
Rey
Stowelly
Fort
l’Empereur
Hamma
Hussein Dey
Dey
Bhab-Azoon
Aga Tbrahim
Sidi-Kalef
Lahitte
Rasgota
Ibrahim
Aga
Joogh
Hamood ben-Shakar
Bey
Grteen
Tripoli
Smyrna
Constantinople
Mustapha Boomi-Rais
Titery
Pacha
Oasia
Farhat-beo- Said
Ben
Bona
Ben Aisha
Bone
Atrocities of Achmet and the fall of Bona
The narrative recounts the brutal leadership of Achmet in Algiers and Constantine, his attacks on Bona, the resistance by local tribes, and the French pursuit. It notes Hamdan’s dubious role in Paris, Mehemet’s attempts to bend sovereignty, and Achmet’s feigned promises, evasion of duties, and numerous executions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armandy
Yussef
Bene
Rovigo
Turgarth
Merjanab
Sheik Farhat
el Oofiah
Achmet
Hamdan
Duke of
France
Bona
Paris
African Committee
Tunis
Algiers
Medeah
Tittery
Atlas
Constantine
el Amamarah
Tripoli
Cairo
Constantinople
Porte
Sen Gannah
Hussein Dey
Bourmont
Ahmet
Kalifah
Ben Aisha
Poisoning by Mussels and Oysters Baffles Scientists
A historical discussion outlines how mussels and oysters can cause poisoning in humans, noting summer peaks and a range of symptoms from gastric irritation to nervous-system effects. It questions whether the toxin acts topically or systemically, cites animal cases, and mentions starfish as a proposed clue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrows
M. Breumic
Massels
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Spain
Portugal
Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Egypt
India
Vigo
Oporto
Lisbon
Cadiz
Malta
Greece
Ionian Islands
East Indies
Falmouth
Ionian
W. L. Manerly
Finsbury Chapel
South-place
W.J- Fox
Parih
Braintree
Monarch
Custom House Quay
Hull
Comdense
Agena—Brownlow and Pearson
W.j.hall and Co
Thames Watermen’s Friend Steam Boat Company
Steach
Messrs
Pantness
Joint Stock Bank
Waterrs
Wire and Child
Cottle
W. Hawitrey
T. Smith
Eaq
W. B.S. Motte
Fey
H. Moss
Thomas Munday
Charlotte Row
Mansion House
IFE Assurance
Family Endowment Society
Chatham Place
John Cazenove
R W
Hoge
Edgware Rade
Ben Enanensensacerrser
Ceylon
Jamaica
Warrhouss
Lhish
Tipperary
Thomas Hague
John Conroy
Police Intelligence
Hatton-Garden
Europe
Spencer
Isio
Mississippi
Brimetone
Greenborough
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