The Holiday of Famine Soup Kitchen Review
A sharp critique of M Soyer's soup kitchen in Ireland describes royal attendance and a public spectacle, calling it a culinary stunt and a festival of famine. The piece questions the nutrition and cost, calculating solid food yield and urging scrutiny of the charity’s claims and motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
M. Soyer
Drurylave
Hughes
Prince George of
Cambridge
Gunter
Thesu Ag
Loss of the Tweed wreck reveals drastic loss and survival
A correspodent reports the Tweed wreck off the Campeachy coast after a February voyage from Havanna to Vera Cruz. Captain Parsons and officers survived with forty-two crew, while 3 passengers perished and 52 were saved amid boats, reefs, and a Spanish brig rescue. Survivors reached Sisal and Havannah, with none of the last letters saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
Royal Mail Neests
Southampton
Aleranaz
Rock
England
Ellison
Onslow
Havanna
Vera Cruz
Eba
Abe
Lindeed
Campeachy
Flrst
Campechhy
Emilio
Sisal Roada
Sisal
Alranes
Emilia
Perez
Reeminder
Sis
Havannah
Tweed
Parsons
My. Yochanste
Funticha
General Chanlier
Eacadeno
Escudeno
Barreinerie
Robinson
Memende
Seidenberg
Boom
Gartman
Lavando
Bemente
Maspule
Serbrau
Garraga
Viginga
William Turl
S. Slade
James Furze
James Cove
P. Moore
H. Harribow
Egbert Moon
F. Warren
J. Eager
Samuel le Gallais
T. Dixon
Wo. Hair
Wm. Ambrose
Wm. Willstead
Thomas Stone
Wm. Bishop
Mr. P. A. Spence
Wm. Hitchings
J. Haddon
T. Kenny
J.glassop
J. Newman
J. Alcock
J. Moody
W. Philpott
H. Bluait
G. Adama
T. Finkey
H. Henkine
Boots
Wm. Ellis
J. Paynes
J. Benson
W. Lee
Walter Dyne
Admiralty
Daniel Martin
Cutw
G. Parsons
E. Ellison
Gret
C. H. Onslow
E. Knott
J. Rowlatt
S. B. Rowland
Aungeon
J. B. Ballard
J.B. Cameron
J. Broad
J. Smith
M. Macrell
A.B
G. Deal
A. M.kenzie
J. Morrison
D. Blair
S. Forster
R. Johneton
A. Bart
G. Lowe
J. Wallace
J. Cox
3. Harris
T. Hancey
L. Noyes
O. Hill
D. Wallace
G. al
Hip
Jamaica
J. Davies
R.N
Canin
W. Elles
L. R. Price
B.G. Farias
C. O. Ledward
J. Jones
F. Probat
F. M'di‘mond
Amerikan
F. Castro
Spain
A. Pierron
T. F. Knox
J. M. Espino
J. Hernandez
Canary Isles
Juan Lobo
Antonio Mirands
Jose Bolet
A. Palacio
Mra. Bancel
Deck Pasexnopns
A. Gutierrez
T. T. Piris
T. Luengas
T. Blanco
V. G. Renducles
F. L. Porta
T. M. Orez
T. Barco
M. M. Echavarri
M. Beraza
D. Duarzabal
F. Mendis
Tota
Savep
Fragmentary OCR Reads of Westminister Coalition Meeting
An OCR fragment notes a Westminster coalition event with references to leaders and a joint canvass. It describes morning weather impact on a road and a flag incident, and mentions names like Lushington and De Lacy in a tersely reported scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor Lushington
Queen v Selsby and Others Conspiracy Trial at Newton Foundry
A lengthy Queen's Bench case features 26 counts accusing Henry Selsby and 21 co defendants of forming a conspiracy to depress Jones and Potts the Viaduct Foundry Newton by coercing workers through pickets and strikes. Prosecution showed letters and meeting records plotting a union driven campaign. defense argued lawful combination. Jury finds seven defendants guilty with others awaiting verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen's Bench
Henry Selaby
William Bead
John Bousfield
Alfred Cheeseborough
Francis Dawson
John Dumbell
Gilbert Gray
Peter Grandy
Samuel Mills
William Murgatroyd
Joseph Plaw
James Quarry
Nathan Ramsden
John Jones
Arthur Potts
Newton
Richard Potta
Wilkins
Viaduct of Newton Foundry
Selaby
Journeymen Millwrights
Selsby
Belfast
Dale Street
Manchester
Constable Jones
Selby
Cheesborough
Jones
Cheesboerough
Arai
Bowman
H. Sxussr
Rochdale
Scoreon
Bowman's
Messie. Jones
Potts
Quarry
Mille
Scholes
Cheeseborough
Elijah Bowman
Messrs. Jones and Potts
Executive Council
Bane Yen Steam Engine Machine Makers
Labomr
Pat
Reed
Dawson
Enoch
Dawson Apeal
Knowles
Jones and Potts
Mills
Smith
Joseph Platt
Platt
Warrington
Wilson
Peter Taylor
Bonsfield
Josiah Hill
Tamoe
Bonafield and
Firth
Bousfield
Bousfield Jand Firth
Mr. Knowles
Melling
Ratnhill
Mr. Melling
Mr. Potts
John Oates
Joseph Baker
Grey
Cawnon
Messie
Witness
Messrs
Richard Brown
Grundy
Mr. Jones
Mr. Watson
Thomas Davis
Richard Jones
Messrs. Jones
Eddy
Watson
Bousfeld
Cheessborough
Wilton
Shoreditch Murder Trial Ends with Manslaughter Verdict
Thomas Brooke faced trial for the shooting of William Gobart in Hare alley Shoreditch on March 17. Witnesses described threats and a sudden gunshot after a confrontation. the jury found Brooke guilty of manslaughter, and the judge sentenced him to transportation for life. The scene included testimony from Eaton, Wadkins, Mary Jarvis and others as the defense argued provocation and self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patios Calnesse
Thomas Brooke
William Gobart
Tau Oy
Robinson
Pa Bases
T. Sheepserstrong
R. Clerefly
Richard Eaton
Cock Alley
Shoreditch
Hare’ Alley
James Wadkins
Tom
BC Geelbse Ig
Aethen
James Vadkins
Hare Alley
Eaton
Charles Eaton
Mary Jarvis
Ian
Godart
Dick Eaton
John Brooks
Harecourt
Inapeetur Harrie
R. Hanoch
High Street
Clarkson
Political letters expose Lord Lieutenant’s alleged betrayals
Gloucestershire turmoil unfolds as Mr Grantley Berkeley publishes a March 31 1847 address to voters, accusing the Lord Lieutenant of breaking pledges to cover yeomanry expenses and of pressuring him to quit contesting the county. Correspondence with Stoltz and Co reveals disputed accounts, payments, and political intrigue surrounding Berkeleys bid for western Gloucestershire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Duke of Beaufort
Apa T
Ussel
Ormer
Messrs
Afrs
Barker
Beacon Lodge
Mesar and Co
Grantley Berkgieg
Musars. Stultz and Co
Menars. Stultz and Co
Lord Fitzhardinge
Duke of Beauffort
Graxtrey F. Beakenzy
Messrs. Stoltzan Co. Ansfered
G. Berkeley
Berkeley
Measurs, Stoltz and Co
Adey
Lord Fitzherdings
Housear
Lord Fitzbardings
Gloucestershire
Grenville Berkeley
Mesara, Stultz and Co
Messrs. Stultz and Co
Jewis
Wrila
Spring-gardena
Fox Club
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Recife
2D Regiment of
African Chasseurs
Karguental
Algeris
Marie Vergniette
France
Queen v. Selsby
Mr. Grantley
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