Irish Patriotism and Landlord Critique in a Debating Assembly
The speaker condemns the Whig alliance and calls it responsible for Irish deaths while arguing that reforms like an income tax and a Poor Law worsen the landlord's burden. He mocks Irish place-hunting figures, notes Meagher's famine stance, and warns England’s rule faces continued Irish resistance despite protracted agitation. The report notes the heated, inflamed rhetoric sweeping the assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular
Repeal Association
Ireland
England
Dow
Canada
Paddy
John Buil
Smith O'Brien
Irich
Russell
Lords
Commons
Mullaghmast
Limerick Wall
Senate House
Custom House
America
Marriage of Lord Alfred Paget and Miss Cecilia Wyndham
A society wedding reports the marriage of Lord Alfred Paget and Miss Cecilia Wyndham at St James's, Piccadilly. The bride wore a white crepe dress with lace, escorted by the Earl of Listowel, as Rev. John Foley officiated. Afterward a dejeuner was held at Kingston House and the couple departed for Chiswick. The bride is co heiress with Lady Macdonald, with a substantial jointure noted. The cost and particulars of a related New Opga House project are also discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Paget
M.P
Marquis of
Anglesey
Cecilia Wyndham
Listowel
George Thomas Wyndham
Req
Cromerhall
Norfolk
St James's Church
Piccadilly
Earl of
Duke of Devonshire
Chiswick
Macdonald
Wyndham
Gloucesters
Maxspen
Crown Court
Serjeant Gaselee
Louisa Ferris
Patrick White
Bristol
Brists
Saintsberry
Robert Comben
Soho Square
Henry Berry
Mary
Berry
Middlesex Hospital
Mrr. Day
Tia
The Revenue. An Abstract of Net Produce of Great Britain
Abstract detailing the net produce of the Revenue of Great Britain for the years and quarters ending 5 April 1648 and 5 April 1847, showing increases and decreases. It lists figures by year, with comparative totals, highlighting changes in revenue streams across periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Ireland's Consolidated Fund shows 1846 1847 income and charges
The report details the Consolidated Fund's quarters ending April 5 1846 and 1847 with figures for Customs Excheque Taxes and Post Office income. It notes permanent debt sinking funds and civil lists, plus a surplus of revenue to cover charges. An Ireland summary gives historic income expenditure, deficits to exchequer and debt totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ir A
Dabe
Ireland
Victoria
Post Office
Imprest
Army
Ordnance
Great Britain
Wikpson Castle
Windsor Castle
London
Messrs
Paul and
Dominic Connaghl
Pell Mall East
Mr. Moon
Threadnerdle Street
Mr. Mitchell
Old Bond Street
Ackerman
J Roberts
Lord Chamberlain's Department
Winchester Tower
Windsor
Lord Morpeth on Education at York Yeoman School
Lord Morpeth chairs the annual Yorkshire Yeoman School meeting in a new building on Lord Mayor's walk. He urges broader secular education supported by state, defends religious inclusivity, criticizes mass illiteracy, and calls for better teacher pay and retirements while praising church willingness to compete fairly in education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youn
Lord Morpeth
Yorkshire Yeoman School
Lord Mayor’s Walk
Lord
Lady Wenlock
W. M. Milner
J.W. B. Junostone
Bart
Wilberforce
Churton
Steadman
Canon Croft
H. S. Thompson
Moathall
Legard
J. Preat
W. Ratson
J. D. Jefferson
Gamlen
C.cator
T. Myers
W. Pound
Oura
York Yeoman School
Thad Myrelf
Privy Council
Seculer
Inoderd
United States
Yorkshire
England
Earth
Heaven
Lambeth
Genevs
Rowe
Church of England
Othara
Phoych
Cpt Ao
Chaurch
Birkenhead Docks Opening Celebrated With Banquet and Ball
The Birkenhead Docks and Park opening ceremony drew about 70 000 people with extra trains from Manchester and Bolton. Lord Morpeth led the event with the Earl of Burlington among guests, followed by a grand banquet and an evening ball ending in a grand pyrotechnic display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birkenhead
Manchester
Bolton, &C
Atexmers
Liverpool
Lord Morpeth
Wooda and
Foreate
Hfe
Earl of Burlingtop
Paris Market and London Court News Fragment
Paris reports a Cabinet crisis and stock market weakness with bullion and rail shares sliding while London court proceedings reveal a violent assault case ending in transportation for life. A railway accident near Hartford injures the engine crew and dozens survive after a dramatic rescue.
The Alleged Murders in Tibbenham Norfolk
The inquiry into the deaths of Mrs. Mary Pearson and Mrs. Elizabeth Everett, wives of local yeomen near Tibbenham, resumed at ten. Post mortem findings by Dr. Firth and Mr. Howard show arsenic traces in stomach contents and in tea leaves, grease paste, and bottles, with the kettle containing only a small amount. The coroner ordered further witnesses and adjourned the proceedings to pursue the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Everett
BloomGeld
Tibbenham
Horace Howard
New Buckenham
Everett
Hannah Everett
Norwich
Horge
Pearson
Confession of Catherine Foster Before Execution
The Bury Post reports Catherine Foster, condemned for murdering her husband John Foster, has received chaplaincy and prison pastorate. She confesses sole guilt, disparages prior rumors, bought white arsenic in Sudbury, and shows penitence while awaiting the probable execution on Saturday the 17th, amid petitions against capital punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Weat
C.J. P. Eyre
L. Ouley
Acton
Macintyre
Foster
Sudbury
Catherine Foster
John Foster
Bury Post
Abolition Petition Draws Signatures in City
On Friday men with tables and writing materials lined principal thoroughfares to solicit signatures for a Parliament petition demanding the abolition of a Smithfield market.
Railway Traffic Return Shows Weekly Railway Receipts
The following are the receipts of railways for the past week up to the date of returns, compared with the same week last year. The figures indicate current week totals and year earlier totals for each railway system, reflecting traffic trends and volume.
Home Circuit Assizes on Libel Damages and Public Notices
A writ of inquiry assessed damages at 50 pounds in the North Wales Railway libel case where the plaintiff alleged a journalist’s letter falsely charged misappropriation. The trial featured arguments by Serjeant Shee and Bovill for the defendant and Chambers and Peacock for the plaintiff, with Lord Denman delivering the verdict after brief jury deliberations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knmestom
Henspata
Lord Deam
Amneal
Shedrick
The
North Wales Railway
Richmond Railway
Herapath
Railway Journal
Dewurrer
M. Chambers
Peacock
Serjeant Shee
Bovill
Counsil
London and Richmond
South Western Railway Company
North Wales Company
South Western
North Wales
Richmond
Griffida
Evan Griffiths
Richmond Company
Shee
Hernpath
Alr. Chadwick
Chadwick
Bulkeley Hughes
M.P
Mr. Hughes
Richmond Railway Company
Cnadwick
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bess
Psoez E-Zeerps
Paris
Coletti
Interior
Wednes Chamber
Coniine Tweedy
Conia
Orleans
Rouen
Havre
Great Northern
Avignon
Vierzon
Bordeaux
Boulogne
Basle
Dieppe
Parle and Strasburg
Parachete
Lyons
Donestia Debrai
Augsburg Gazette
Black Sea
Jassault
St. Steraza
Waumoon
St. Stephen's
Walbrook
Doctor Croly
Rock
Alderman Gibbs Atkins
Alexander
Whittaker
Alderman Gibbs
Dr. Croly
Messrs. Rock and Flight
Croly
Messia
Ramsay
Dears Oy Cartas Danny
R.N
Captain Drury
Board of
Worke
Kinsale
Agnival Oy
Hens Straupich
Herr Staudigl
Her Majesty's Theatre
Madlie
Jenooy Lind
Vienna
Nas
Ma. Keeley
W. Keeley
Villiers Street
Strand
Keeley
Payne
Camp Mospan
Gloucester Assizes
John Cano
Elizabeth Ann
Skinner
Dowdeswell
Huddleston
Huddleaton
Serjeant Geselee
Wreavonp
Carsxiax
Liverpool and
Birmingham
Winford
Wharton Bridge
Aartford
Parsons
Miraculona
Atoker Ia Bart
M. Dachate
Greece
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Eastern Union
Paisley
Ayr
Greenock
Gravesend
Harter
Harter, Dock and Rail. Kataseeenee
Grand
London and Blackwall Aeestserey
Brighton
Croydon
Dase
Bolton
Bury
Sheffield
Waweaatle
North Shields
Tyne
Newcastle and
Carlisle
Darlington
Preaton & Wyre
Devon
Dover
Greenwich
Olster
York & North Midland
Leeds & Selby
York
Newcastle
Northern Circuit
Livgnrcot
Howpey
County of
Lancaster
Professor Keller
Procese
Koowlea
Mir. J. Henderson
Alartiv
Compton
Mr. Alberton
Keiler
Zoological Gardens
Mr. Howden
Mr. Keller
Lawton
Keller
Ardens
Howden
Cain
Cain and
Abel
Keler
Tauxros
Juntus
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