The Holiday of Famine and Soyer Soup in Ireland
A dramatic Dublin scene shows M Soyer’s steam powered soup dish paraded for charity by royalty and nobility amid a military display. The piece critiques the fad as a spectacle while detailing a two gallon recipe and arguing the meal cannot meet daily solid food needs for the poor. It warns against quackery and vanity masking real hunger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
M. Soyer
M. Loser
Asmebody
Nover
Drary-lane
Hughes
Prince George of
Cambridge
Tastera
Inez
Ganter
M. Sager
Wreck of the Tweed near Akranes rock details
Excerpts describe the sinking of the Tweed after striking near Akranes on February 12. Survivors were taken to Campeachy and Sisal by the Emilio and Avon, with 31 passengers and 42 crew lost and 29 saved. Names of dead and saved listed, Captain Parsons praised. many aboard perished on the reef and in lifeboats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
Mornay
Avon
Royal Mail
Akranes Rock
Urser
Engand
Ellison
Onslow
Havaona
Vera Cruz
Sao
Alranes
Parsons
Campeachy
Campeuchy
Emilio
Sisal Roada
Sisal
Alranea
Emilia
Perez
Havannah
England
Tweed
Yochanste
Funticha
General Chanlier
Eecudeno
Wa. Ambrose
Wm. Willstead
Thomas Stone
Freman
Wo. Bishop
P. A. Spence
Midshipman
Wm. Hitchings
J Heddon
T. Kenny
J. Glassop
J. Newman
J. Alcock
J. Moody
W. Philpott
H. Bluir
Carn
G. Parsons
E. Ellison
C. H. Onslow
E. Knott
J., Rowlatt
B. Rowland
Esrgeon
J. B. Ballard
J.B. Cameron
J. Broad
Bastawain
J. Smith
Quertermaster
G. Fleming
W. York
A.B
W. Bundy
J. Briscoe
J.mecey
W. Green
G. Tur
J. Laver
J. Harris
J. Berwick
J. Sally
J. Phillips
A B
M. Mackrell
G. Deal
A.m.kenzie
J. Morrisen
D. Blair
S. Forster
R Jubnaton
A. Bart
G. Lowe
J Wallace
J. Cox
3. Herris
T. Henoey
L. Noyes
O. Hill
D. Wallace
G. Allum
T. Garnet
C. Parker
T. Mertup
Co. Stewart
G. Leney
C. P. M.cabe
EB. Hancock
G. Marlow
T. Dawson
T. Tyatt
M. Cashman
W. Cooper
Jamaica
J. Davies
R.N
Admiralty
Casix Passyxoans
W. Ellies, Esq
L. R. Price
B. G. Farias
Co. O. Ledward
J. Jones
F. Probst
F. M'Dimond
F. Castro
Spain
Insolvent Debtor Sir Henry Oxenden Discharged in Court
In Insolvent Debtors Court Sir Henry Chadleigh Oxenden appeared from the Queen's Prison seeking discharge. Creditors Allen Pennell and Ford attended. Debts total about £90,362 with significant mortgages and a large Kent estate. An assignee was appointed. the insolvent discharged. Other court items noted include Clerkenwell and Central Criminal Court cases and a Liverpool workhouse inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Caupisich
Henry Chadleigh Oxenden
Queen's Prison
E. James
George S. Ford
Henrietta Street
Dowse
Allen
Pennell
Nicholls
Menara Lewis
James
Ford
Cooke
Kent
Phillips
Commissioner Phillips
Ieee
Cosket
Henry
Nichols
Kayeford
Canterbury
Douse
Sir Henry
Kaynsford
South Western Railway Company
Clerkenwell County Court
T. Starkie
William Elmore Adams
Finsbury Loan Society
Central Criminal Court
Charles Hurley
Ann Hurley
Timothy Hurley
Law
Miller
George IV
House of Correction
Rebecca Smith
Gray
Kinen Draper
Islington
Wilde
Mr. Wilde
Mr. Clarkson
Bleck
Landghvet
Clarkson
Io Black
Payne
Mr. Payne
Oxymipus
Bullock
Farncombe
Austin
Liverpool
Senioca Cuasce
William Grahure
Bow Street
Couatts and Co
Tavistock
Covent Garden
East Grinstead
Walton House
Somersetshire
Messrs
Fortnum and Mason
Piccadilly
St. John’s Wood
Coutts and Co
Jin Court
St. Martin's Coaort
Aylley
Ayling
D&c
London
T. H. Montgomery
Montgomery
Fortoum and Co
Janior
Jsny
The Shoreditch Murder Trial Ends in Manslaughter
Thomas Brooke, 31, umbrella maker, stood in Crwtan Crimimac Court charged with murder for shooting William Gobart. Witnesses testified to threats and confrontations in Hare alley, with Brooke denying premeditation. After prosecution and defense, the jury returned a verdict of manslaughter and Brooke was sentenced to transportation for life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crwtan
Suathe Coteridge
Thcemas Brooke
William Gobart
Clerk
R. Robinson
Clarkson
Richard Eaton
Cock Alley
Shoreditch
Haro Alley
James Wadkins
Hare Alley
Eaton
Tom
Orarly
Gwess
Charles Eaton
Mary Sarvin
Satan
Gubart
Dick Eaton
Godart
Cock Court
Mary Jarvis
Jobn Brooks
Harecourt
Harris
R. Hanoch
High Street
Siceply
Cannsel
Ane Bobridge
Coleridge
Berkeley’s Open Letter on Yeomanry Disputes in Gloucestershire
A Gloucestershire elector recounts a clash with Lord Fitzhardinge over yeomanry finances and personal debts. He accuses the Lord Lieutenant of fraud, pressuring him with writs and conspiracy claims while seeking to contest the western division seat. Letters detail negotiations with Stultz and Co. and the burden of alleged unpaid charges and uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Yromanry
Duke of Beaufort
Messrs
Stalin
Gnayttgy Brrkeley
Mesara, Stultz and Co
Messrs, Stultz and Co
Lord Fizhardinge
Lord Fitzhardinge
Pedge
Lord Fitzhardidge
Gnaytley F. Berkeley
Berkeley
Beacon Lodge
Adey
Lord Fitzbardinge
Lord Fitzbardioge
Kara
Barker
Gloucestershire
Grenville Berkeley
Lord Lieutenant
Messrs. Stoltz and Co
Lord F
Messie. Stultz and Co
Chivers
Grm
Spring Gardena
Fox Club
The
Clad
Lord Ficherdivge
Ve ; Drummond
Joyner
Ellie
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Westminster
West Vaan
Lochington
Wine de Lacy
Tawo
2D Regiment of
Law and Police
Challis
John Lawrence
Evcent Salle
Margaret Hammond
Jalis Hamm
Mrr. Ballantine
Lawrence
Parry
Saltz
Marlborough Street
Alexrex
Gideon Waddington
Latcester Ayers
Kerbstons
Leicester Square
Auatody
Hardwick
Stockport
Ull
Birmingham
Anwell
Stockpor
Worship Street
Mark Collins
Little Earl Street
Seven Dials
Dudley Street
Soho
Broughton
Benjamin Carr
Bowhill Row
Robinson
Marshall
Wilson Street
Finsbury
Boone
Weat Street
Bowman
Mareball
Lite Earl Street
Haolborne
Collins
Aod
Am &X Potteemay
John Dewise
Tengman
Mr. Grantley Berkeley
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