Wild gathering and church row described in Kilkenny prose
Eyewitness account from Kilkenny Journal describes women in white at a worship gathering and families abandoning kin to join a so called wild society. Mr Jacob and companions are escorted away amid jeers as a Cork assizes clash erupts between the Munster bar and Baron Lefroy over court adjournment.
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Riends
Jacob
Oies
Fanny
Mr. Jacob
Society of Fiends
Kilkenny Journal
Cork Assizes
Baron Lefroy
Munster
Bennett
Benntt
Tremendous hurricane hits Scotch towns and ships
A Friday gale grew to a hurricane tearing Scotland and nearby waters. The Scotland bound for St John’s broke loose at East India quay, colliding with a schooner and Skylark, with several vessels ashore near Cartsdyke. In town, chimneys and ropeworks fell, a child killed, others injured, and factories damaged. Wexford and Precursor drifted aground. meteoric lightning and snow followed in other towns.
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Scotland
St. John's
N.B
East India Quay
Yanchor
Jammels Point
Cartsdyke
Oban Packet
Girvan
Wexford
Cardross
Dumbarton
Greenock
Port Glasgow
Messrs. Leitch and Co
Mearns-street
Se Mount
Gauroch
Gairloch
Roseneathdut
Gallowgate
Gankirk
Daniel Mallin
Ireland
John Arthur
Highlands
Alexander Stark
Daniel Macpherson
Wexander M‘phee
M‘leroy
Hamilton, and Co
Catherine Street
Calton
Kelvinhaugh
Advinhaugh
Te Bridge
Cathcart Barch
Blackland Mill
Wright
High-street
Observatory
Dumfriesshire
Galloway
Eacre
Glengolly
Ballindalloch Estate
Grant
Aberdeen Herald
Caledonian Mercury
Urday
High Court of Justiciary
Gordon Robertson
Mains of Wilton
Culeamond
James Spence
Millhddom
Insch
James Walker
Sublair
Forgue
Aberdeenshire
Wm. Middleton
Cullamond
Lord Mackenzie
Lord Cockburn
Maitland
Robert
Per. Craufurd
Walker
Hector
Spence
Pond
John Gordon
Wang
Sperke
Pannels
Ben Iene
Mesmeric Phrenology The Last New Humbug
At a London Phrenological Society meeting Dr. Elliotson presided as Mr. Henry presented two skull casts from the Columbia River Indians showing flattened foreheads. Skeptics questioned brain loss versus displacement, while mesmerism and phrenology were linked to varied experiments by Mr. Atkinson revealing cases of sleep, reading, and clairvoyance under hypnosis, with witnesses including Archbishop of York and Earl Grey’s son-in-law.
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London Phrenological Society
Elliotson
Henry
America
Drew
Columbia River
Atkinson
England
Collyer
Gardiner
Hampshire
Mr. A
Churchill
Noden
Kirby
Archbishop of
York
Devonshire
Bulteel
Earl Grey
Collision off Greenwich injures two steamers Nymph and Aurora
A Tuesday evening river collision near Greenwich between the Woolwich steamer Nymph and the Richmond steamer Aurora tore away the larboard paddle box and smashed the wheel. Passengers cried out as the vessels failed, but Thames police inspector George Webb aided the evacuation to the Isle of Dogs and London. An inquest at the Feathers, Westminster, returned a verdict of wilful murder against Jane Anscombe for the death of a newborn found strangled in a dusthole at Great Queen Street. Additional reports note a German suicide by arsenic in Whitechapel and a near-miss on a road improvement near Plinlimmon Hill.
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Greenwich
Woolwich
Aurora
Richmond
London
George Webb
Thames
Higgs
Great Queen-street
St. James’s Park
Mary Hurst
Wood
New Lodge
Woodhatch
Reigate
No. 13
Great Queen Street
Jane Anscombe
Witness
Parliament Street
Cordus
High-street
Great Garden-street
Whitechapel
Aberystwith
Plinlimmon-hill
Funeral of the Earl of Munster in Hampton church
The funeral of the Earl of Munster took place on a Tuesday morning with a solemn procession from Belgrave Street to Hampton Court. Mourners included royal family members and nobles. the service at St Mary’s Hampton followed a formal burial in the vault amid a crowded church and public viewing.
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Earl of
Munster
Cottège
Belgrave Street
Hampton
Fitzelarence
Earl
Duchess of Kent
Duchess of Gloucester
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
Duke of Sussex
Sophia Matilda
Beltave,square
Knightsbridge
Fulham-road
Atney- Bridge
Wimbledon
Kingston
Hampton-green
Hampton Court
Earl of Munster
Frederick Fitzclarence
Adolphus Fitzclarence
Lord de Lisle
Earl of Errol
Frederick Gordon
Wyndham
Horace Seymour
Toy Inn
Cameron
Ing
Wyndham, &c
Church Gate
Richmond
Moreley
Twickenham
William IV
Upper Lodge
Bushy
Samuel James Goodenough
Carlisle
J. Harbour
R. Roades
George Earl of Munster
Fitzclarence
Windsor Castle
Ferdinand of Wirtemburg
Earl's
St. Mary’s
Insperimus
James I
Edmund Pigeon
Richard II
Heston
Isleworth
Twickean
St. Valerie
Picardy
Edmund
College of St. Mary
Winchester
William of
John White
Henry VIII
Christopher Wren
Bell Inn
King
Duke of Clarence
Bushypark
Glenbervie
John Woolmore
Elizabeth Seymour
The Lass of Albany and the Murdered Sisters Tale
A dense literary miscellany reviews poems and tales from the Bentley and Miscellany sphere. It features Robert Burns's Lass of Albany ballad, a vivid Meo Varrone murder episode with Nina, secret-society reflections, and the Gen. Malvern election scene.
Earldom of Munster Veteran Soldier and Royal Society Note
The late Earl of Munster, a long serving cavalry officer, held commissions from 1807 to 1841 and saw action in Portugal Spain India and France. His stewardship at Windsor and role with the Royal Asiatic Society recalled with respect as colleagues plan successors and continue his Mahomedan lore work.
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Munster
Earl of Munster
Guards
14Th Light Dragoons
West India Regiment
6Th Dragoon Guards
Coldstream Guards
John Macdonald
H. Taylor
William IV
Horse Guards
Marquis Conyngham
Windsor Castle
Lord Munster
Peninsula
Marquis of
India
France
Royal Asiatic Society
Wilson
Society
Grafton-street
Gore Ouseley
Sprenger
Peputaliets
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the Earl of Munster
Literary Chronicle
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Robert Urns
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Albion
Lass
Clyde
B. Nightingale
Bay
Bonnie Lass
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Rippingill
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Hell
Nina
Venice
Padre Eterna
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Lorenzo
Flower
Dumblane
Antonio
Nat'ralis
Hanover-square
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Walpole
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T.L
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Ugland
Britannia
Afric
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the Union
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New Moral World
Robert Peel
Robert Robinson
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Fraser
Richter
Omnibus
Artibus
Vox Dei
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Nimrod
Thomas
Ellis
Geofrey Malveny
Phil
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Parson Preedom
Gregory Graff
Godfrey Malvern
Godfrey
Sutton cam-Bottesford
Nettlethorpe
Squire Ingleden
Lord Wildman
Eiigibe
Gregory Gruff
Squire Henson
Oliver Cromwell
Elizabeth
Gruff
Thore
The
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Crowquill
Jonathan Dingle
Mr. Mechi
Europe
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Onathan Dingle
Mister Jonathan Dingle
Knuggles
Jerimianna Jane
Jonathan Biogs
Thomas Doubleday
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