global unrest and US Oregon dispute echo through europe and africa
In Cracow political threat and peasant unrest flare as Austrian troops move toward Galicia. In Italy Count Ratezky asks for seven regiments amid assassinations at Milan and Tessino. US reports from March discuss Calhoun on Oregon, masterly inactivity, and cabinet friction with Buchanan. Cape of Good Hope notes Kafir threats to Grahams Town, now deemed unfounded but alarming.
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Nuremberg
United States
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New York
Senate
Calhoun
Oregon
Texas
Canada
Washington
Bucwaxay
New York Herald
Herald
North Carolina
Cambria
Buchanan
Norrow
Ultra Oregon
England
Polk
Cape OF Good Hope
Grahar
Sandilla
North London Auxiliary Society meeting reports grants and progress
The annual general meeting at Music Hall Store-street Bedford square praised a £100 donor gift and noted total funds since 1834 reaching £17,158. It showed 54 teachers, 24 agents, and 1,408 children under instruction, with strong demand and good attendance for schools in India and beyond.
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W. Cadman
Cumming
R. Cotton Mather
Steward of Christ
India
London
Luke J. Hansard
Henry F. Richardson
Vaughan
Cutler
L. S. Hanpeard
Perry
St. Anne, Busckraings
St. Anne
Blackfriars
Blackfriars Bridge
St. Anne, Blackbarn
St. Anne, Blackfriars
Watermen's
Adelphi
St. Martin-in-the Fields
Corporation
Reforming Religion and Parish Rates Across the Era
The report highlights the spread of Bible diffusion through local auxiliary societies and church cooperation. It notes debates on rectorial stipends, rates, and exemptions, urging balanced taxation and fair parish burdens amid rising costs and property value shifts.
Self Destruction Attempt by London Youth at Chatham
Three young men appeared before Rochester magistrates after a London youth Marlin John Dust aged 19 attempted suicide with powder and ball in a Chatham lodging house. He stated he sought sea service after rejection for a chest condition and had prepared a pistol with powder. He was detained for family contact and the inquest reveals collapse of a plan to avoid disgrace.
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Chatham
Rochester
Marlin John Dust
London
Mr. Stone
Watson
Maidstone
Ledger
St. John's
Southwark
Elps
Renault
J. Barnett
Sevenhampton
John Newman
Jane Newman
Mily
Dowdeswell
Lemuel Dyer
Linford
Gloucester Assizes
Manchester
Arait
Tsee
Qogstrox
Lancashire Central
Oldham-street
Fielden
Leeds
Bury
Bolton
Preston
Macclesfield
Bradford
Oldham
P. Hargrave
Central Committee
Usso
James Mille
Lord Ashley
House of Commons
Ireland News Roundup From Nenagh and Dublin Assizes
The trial of Patrick Rice and Matrick Hayes for conspiracy to murder Patrick Clarke opened at Nenagh and ended with their conviction. Reports also cover the Irish Repeal meetings, Coercion Bill debates, and Galway evictions with witness accounts and public reaction. Distress updates note famine fundraising in Calcutta and resistance to the New Presentment Sessions Act as maize replaces potatoes in markets.
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Tas Munper
Patnicr Clarke
Patrick Rice
Matrick Hayes
Patrick Clarke
Nenagh Assizes
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Justice Ball
Rice
Hayes
Dwyer
Armstrong
Cailanpiies
O'Connell
Andon
Steele
Stephen Murphy
Ireland
Association
House of Commons
St Stephen's
O’hea
Gernon
Meagher
Freeman's Journal
Gerhard
W. S. O'Brien
Earl of St Germans
Lord Cloncurry
Clontarf
Lord St. Germans
Home Secretary
Sidney Herbert
Steeloe
Cheera
Messrs. O'Mahony
Levy
Sin Darin Rocue
Cork
Rathkeale
David Roche
Limerick
Sir David
Dublin
Desaix
Tahz Gerangp Conrnovensy
Evening Post
Gerrard
Hensea
The
Galway
Roscommon
Montbellew
Max
Justice Perrin
Ballinass
Bia Lordship
Baron Richards
Bank of Ireland
Mansion House
Calcutta
Clare
Fecemate
Postponement of Second Reading Delayed in Parliament
Mr Fielden delays the second reading of the bill to April 29 believing any other course would injure the bill this session. Delegates vote thanks and seek the best path to ensure success, then move to minor business and adjourn around eleven. YARMOUTH reports confusion over Yarham’s confessed crimes and execution timing, noting no warrant yet and that the date should be the third market day after sentence.
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Yarmouth
Yanna
Yarham
Chronicle
Newby
Donna Inez
North
Hendred
Inez
Indy
Tuez
Ivez
Sanchiza
Cloton
Thes
Knight
Abe
Pulfrey
Imet
Darrow
Ateep
Ates
Blanca
Earl of
Lincoln
Whitehall-place
South Nottinghamshire
Logip Durrey
Friends of
Poland
Dudley Stuart
Willis
Nezham
Messrs. W. Cubitt and Co
Bawxaveter
Rateway Sreetsatroys
Tx_ Re Cottixs
Fonbla
E. James
Pilbrow
Commissioner Fonblanque
Mr. James
Mr. Lawrance
Lawrance
Baok
Atmosphere Railway
Foublanquet
James
Mapixers
Brxevorest Society
Thureday
Bridge Hotel
Southwark
Edward Codrington
G.C.B
Smit O'Bruen
M.P
Rasewar Conmitrees
Oxford and Cambridge Club
Pall-mall
Membhera
Creed
Ireland
William S. O'Brigg
Committee of Selection
S. O'Brien
Hood's Poetic Legacy in the Literary Chronicle
The Literary Chronicle lauds Hood posthumously, praising his universal powers from wit to pathos and noting key works. It recalls early reception of his verses, his struggle between a joker image and earnest poetry, and highlights poems like The Haagated House The Bridge of Sighs and The Song of a Shirt as milestones shaping his enduring fame. It closes with admiration for his humane view of life and his journalistic roots in the newspaper that fed his imagination.
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Porus
London
Edward Moxon
Eugene Aram
Ruth
Mr. Hood
Joker
Woodley
Thomas Huot
Weekly Chronicle
Rae Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Brelzebub
Wilson
The Death Bed Poem and Other Victorian Verses
A collage of late 18th and early 19th century verse with commentary on The Death-Bed and related topics. The piece references poems about aging and loss, a ballad about youth and folly, and notes on figures like the Earl of Lincoln and Lord Dudley Stuart, plus local industrial and legal notices.
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