Riots and Evictions Fuel Irish Distress and Insecurity
Reports from Ireland describe hunger driven unrest with clashes near Clonmel, uprisings at flour mills, and marauding plunderers targeting grain shipments. Protests spread to Tory Hill, where 5000 laborers gathered and clergymen urged peaceful behavior while government aid is awaited. Evictions by the Marquis of Waterford displace hundreds, amid claims of inadequate rent payments and property seizure, highlighting widespread poverty and political tension.
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Poland
Ireland
Clonmel
Cahir
Marlfield Mills
Freeman
South Tipperary
Grabb
Malcolmson
Hughes
Somme
Marifield Mills
Stein
Limerick
Maria
J. N. Russell
Clare
Rae
Wednesdaist
Smith
Tsien
Clare River
City of Dublin Company
Rosas George
Richard Russell
Ennis
Monaghan
Waterford
Lismore
Waterford Chronicle
Cushmore
Cushbride
Tory Hill
Croom
Thursdey
Esys
Meehan
O'Shea
Praiemer
O'Sheathes
Penticman
Wwaterford Chronicle
Graigshoneen
Klmacthomae
Glenafoca
John Love
America
Graigshoween
Lord Stanley
Cash
West End Shadew Completes Fifty-Mile Run
Thomas Hick of Leeds, known as The West End Shadew, attempted a fifty mile run in seven hours and a quarter for a subscription purse. He finished eight minutes early, despite weather delays, starting at the Queen Inn Woodhouse Moor and finishing near Headingley Watering Trough.
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Thomas Hick
Leeds
West End
Queen Inn
Woodhouse Moor
Lives of the Kiros of Exquann review in Literary Chronicle
The review touts Roscoe’s Lives of the Kings as a rich addition to English history, praising its detailed biographical approach to monarchs. It notes sources from La Nouvelle Histoire de Normandie and the Haddon manuscript, and predicts the series will illuminate early English politics through private lives. The piece stresses the value of well written biographies to fill historical gaps.
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Exquann
Thomas Roscoe
Jvendon
Henry Colburn
Ennela
England
Miss Suickland
Elizabeth
Mr. Roscoe
la Nouvelle Histoire de
Ecclesiastical government under the Conqueror described
A harsh abbot clashes with monks over liturgy and obedience. Norman knights burst into the chapter house, arrows fly in the church and choir, doors break, and monks are slain or wounded. Three killed and eighteen wounded in the brutal assault during a reform dispute.
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William
Boileau
Thurstae
Kim
Feschamp
Normandy
Feudal Backing of Cookery and Norman Beliefs
A discussion on how feudal tenure influenced cookery, with hereditary chefs, noble estates tied to meals, and a critique of economic reforms in medieval dining. It surveys Norman dietary practice, church rate opposition, and a humorous look at Norman religious superstition and chroniclers, ending with a note on Lieutenant Colonel Steinbach’s London edition on Sikh country studies.
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Cook
Obers
Earl of Millest
Henry of
Huntingdon
Alfred
Edward the Confessor
Twe Puxsiacs
Steinbach
London
Smith and Elder
Deaths of Lady Extranera Penceval and Lady Dattas
Notices announce the deaths of Lady Extranera Penceval sister of the late Spencer Perceval born 1763 at Odell Castle and of Lady Dattas widow of Sir George Dillne. The sections also report a fatal accident aboard the Sugenna of Yorkshire off Bermondsey Wall.
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Extranera Penceval
Spencer Perceval
Odell Castle
Earl of Egremont
Lord Redesdale
Earl
Countess of
Egmont, &c
Hox
Guy's Hospital
England
Bruce
Wigram
Winchester
Esco
Escott
Uatgeone
Escare
Lien
Snow
Booking-Ofiice
Eastern Counties Company
Shoreditch
London
Election of Parochial Officers in Metropolitan Parishes
Election reports from St Stephen’s Walbrook St Leonard’s Shoreditch St Mary’s Newington Bermondsey and other parishes describe vestry meetings for churchwardens and overseers with factional contests, resignations and disputes over church funds repairs and Easter offerings, including actions at St Paul Deptford Lewisham St George the Martyr and St Thomas Stepney with debates on rector appointments and parish governance.
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ST. Stephen's
Walbrook
Alderman Gibbs
Gibbes
Roger Cunliffe
Jacob Unwin
Flight
Rock
Dr. Croly
Croly
ST. Leonard's
Shoreditch
St Leonard's
Long
Bewley
Pence
Thomas James Simpson
Corbett
Solomon
Stobert Black
Simpson
Ferce
ST. Mary's
Newington
Hemmings
Mascot
Malcot
Elkington
Lacey
Dummelow
Bevington
Gibson
Prichett
Vousle
Jardine
Smith
Phillips
ST. Paul
Deptford
Lewisham
Kent
Lewisham Grammar School
Abraham Colfe
Free Grammar School
Achoo
ST. George the Martyr
Southwark
House of Commons
Thomas Molesworth
ST. Thomas
Stepney
Arbour Square
National
Mercrrs Company
Dean Cole
Valentine
Church
George Ward
Thomas Ward
Richard Mule
Wasen
Self
Wee
Pelham
Heslop
Kant
Extensive Limehouse conflagration destroys multiple houses
A fierce blaze in Limehouse and Three Colt Street began between 3 and 4 am, destroying four houses in the Causeway and three to four in Three Colt Street. Fire brigades from Limehouse, Shadwell and London stations fought the flames, with several properties, taverns, and shops incinerated or damaged. About 30 families are left homeless, many uninsured, prompting a public subscription.
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Parish of Limehouse
Etree Beme
Hunt
Feeing
Offier
Serante
Othes
Limehouse Causeway
Schoolhouse Lane
Shadwell
East London Company
King’s Head
Fore Street
King’s Arms
Three Colt Street
London
Mackey
Fogo
West of England
Connorton
Elms
Cott-street
Atros
Messie
Haywood and
Greenwood
Colt-street
Colt Street
Sun
John Purvis
King's Arms Tavern
Victuallers
Messrs
Haywood and Greenwood
Victuall
Phenix
Ambrose Mago
Imperial Office
Cocklin
Cox
Gardener
Contenta
Reeves
Lenton
Oaklane
Macquard
Holmes
Rumors Rise in Rome Over a Carnal Theatre Murder
As Awxwapp notes, influential figures seek to hide a grim discovery at the Argentina Theatre where a young woman in a domino lay dead from multiple stabs. Found in a remote area after reopening, the corpse suggests an assassination during the last carnival, as the theater has been closed since. The Brussels paper cites a chilling, unresolved tale amid calls for truth.
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Rome
Argentina
Brussels
Cuannet Istaxps Commission
Jersey Times
Raiuwars
Joint Stock Companies Registration Office
Aljesty
Scrip
The Victories of the English in India and Rajput conquest
A lengthy Pierre-like critique lauds England’s Indian campaign, praising Sir H. Hardinge and General Gough, declaring the Punjab conquest a pivotal event since Mysore. It portrays Sikh resistance, British strategy, and economic gains from Scinde, Cashmere, and Punjab, while urging French counterbalance.
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la Presse
Lahore
H. Hardinge
Holy City
Bombas
Tower of London
House of Cussmoans
Aliwel
East Indies
R. H. Inglis
H. Gough
Marlborough
Nelson
England
Ranjeet Sing
Tippno Sait
Timour
Serndjie
Holker
Dhanleep Singh
Punjaab
Ranjeet Singh
India
Suuej
Loodiana
Ferozipore
Sutlej
Henry Hardings
Mysore
Clive
Hastings
Wellesley
Esglond
Ganges
Indus
Himalayas
R. Peel
House of Commons
London
Earl of Ellenborough
Cabul
Affghanistan
Scinde
Panjaub
Attock
Glasgow
Birmingham
Manchester
Tutta
Moulton
Rapjeet Singh
Umritei
Herat
Cabal
Bokhare
Persian Gulf
Scinder
Persia
Turkey
Russia
Asia
Chris
Borneo
Polar Sea
Globe
Spain
Portugal
France
Loss of the Great Liverpool Steamer Report on wreck near Cape Finisterre
The Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company reports from its March 1 1846 board meeting on the loss of the Great Liverpool on February 24 near Cape Finisterre. Witnesses including Captain Bowen and Captain Loy discuss navigation, inset currents, and the vessel’s course. The board deems the loss due to an unusual ocean inset, urges vigilance near land and night sailing, and calls for a lighthouse at Finisterre.
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Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation
St. Mary Axe
Aprieee
Board of the
Liverpool
Cape Finisterre
Corcabian
Witneases
Great
G. Hamilton
Oficer
G. Miall
Neil Cook
Wm. Bencraft
Edward Lene
Richard Williams
James Beale
Samuel Wright
Julie Bowen
Merchant Service
Merchant Service of
India
M.N.E
M.E. E
Atlantic
Bowen
M‘leod
Bard
C. F. Barnes
P+ ninsular and Oriente) Company
Pasha
James Carter
Lisbon
Burney
John Loy
Peninsular and Oriental Company
Ahip Oriental
Cape Finisterrr
Pam
Royal Mail Steam Packet Company
Tweed
George Parsons
Southampton
Madeira
Southampter
Spain
Portugal
S. E
Compues
M'Leod
Cape St. Vincent
Cape Finiaterre
Sutety
Samuel Thornton
R.N
Ricsagov Bourne
Alex. Natase
E.J.C
England
Gibraltar
Admiralty
Foreign Office
James Allax
Convent to Rome Wells Converts at St Martin's Fields
The Rev. Mr. Wells curate of St Martin's in the Fields Liverpool has conformed to the Church of Rome this week. Tre Beexsweart Meravex James Read, acquitted of a murder, has been arrested for robbery of Mr Tranter's handkerchief and waistcoat and is in custody at Birmingham. An accident at the Liveafot Workhouse Cemetery left one man dead after a collapse of beams while forming a grave. A Richmond steamer Laurel damaged Battersea Bridge and caused injuries and panic among passengers. Vast floods near Retford inundated towns and farmlands with loss of property and life, including drownings near Gainsborough and Doncaster.
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Rome
Wells
St. Martin's In the Fields
Liverpool
Liverpool Mercury
Tre Beexsweart
Meravex
James Read
Tranter
Birmingham
Workhouse
Liveafoot
James Kay
John Platt
Shorty
Acctoexit
Laurel
Richmond
Apwarde
Battersea Bridge
Yorkshire Grey
Chelsea
Batterser
Jurica
East Retford
Retford
Moorgate
Bassetlaw
Gainsborough-bridge
Gainsborough
Doncaster Gazette
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Purin
Orleans
Tus Trassir Throvah Eeyer—Catso
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Cairo
Alexandria
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Cena
Suez
Calcutta
Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company
Steans Navigation
Rervaw Oy
Middlesex
Wakley
Thomas Wakley
Loch Ult
Secretary of State For the
Home Department
Home Office
James Graham
Isleworth
Northumberland Wharf
Brentford End
George Bramerson
New
Ealing
Chiewick
Meaers, Keene and Blake
Emmerson
Globe Office
Pheonix
Keene
Blake
Globe Fire Office
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