Death of Mr Grieve the celebrated artist inquest held
In Peckham New Town coroner W Carter held an inquest into the death of John Henderson Grieve 75 a noted theatrical artist of 11 Mezzmare Square Peckham. Witnesses described his intoxicated condition on the street prior to his admission to a station cell where he died of apoplexy. The jury returned a verdict of natural death from apoplexy. The report also reviews a literary notice about Pascavisk Sketches and critiques a novel with long extracts describing social scenes and characters at Jenny's Whim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Carter
East Surrey
Swan Inn
Peckhaw New Town
John Henderson Grieve
Meizmare Square
Peckham
Thomas Coston
MN Division
Montague-place
Old Kent-road
Elo
Thomas Grieve
Hadding-road
Lambeth
Locks-fields
William Ray
W. B. Dry, Aurgeon
Locksfields
Walworth
Badajoz
M'Leod
Loth Vides
Fergusson
Rodrigo
Walla
McLeod
Steele
Shis
Mains
Hosoen
London
Henry Colburn
George the
Leicester House
Jenny
Chelsea
Duke of Marlborough
Chelna College
Anthony Lowther
Argyle
Namty Lowther
Soulain
Byterg Learerafini
Culugel Argyle
Devoxrout
Jon Buwhay
Hrunawich Terrace
Uren
Devonport
Imjpuestou
Oregon problem debate and Texan annexation fallout
The article reviews the Oregon term question and Polk's inaugural remarks, noting broad public desire to avoid war and urging settlement by negotiation. It covers Texan annexation prospects, Mexican protest from Ambassador Almonte, and varying reactions in Britain and Canada including trade shifts, tariffs, and regional political debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tris
Oregon
Polk
Congress
The
Washington National Intelligencer
House of Representatives
Senate
Galveston
Texas
Washington
Usiten
Mexico
General Almonte
John C. Calhoun
Congress of the Union
General Congress
United States
Pblic
New York
Scotch Bors and Turnpike Trustees Meet on Banking and Railways
A meeting at the Clarendon Hotel chaired by the Duke of Hamilton endorses Scotland’s banking system and protests changes. Separately, trustees and mortgagees of English and Welsh turnpike trusts discuss railway compensation via Parliament, appointing a deputation to seek relief from Lord Brougham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Clarendon Hotel
Duke of Hamilton
Earl of Eglintoun
Fox Maule
Duke of Montrose
Marquis of
Breadalbane
Earl of Roseberry
Earl of Mansfield
Hugh Campbell
Home Drummond
Oaweld
David Dundes
Lockhart
R. Peel
House of Commons
J. F. Haigburton
Forfarshire
H. Baillie
Invernesehire
E. Bouverie
Kilmarnock, &c
G. Traill
Caithness-shire
T. B. Hepburn
Heddingtonshire
T. Mackenzie
Ross and Cromartie
Truaxlike Tavers
England
Wales
Euston Hotel
Eustonpquare
St Pancras
Thamas Henry Evane
Carnarvon
Willaby
House of Lords
Pool
Lord Brougham
Tindal
the Common Pleas
Woodwick
Guthrie
Oternenneses Benevolent Institution Festivities At London Tavern
The second anniversary festival of the benevolent establishment was celebrated at the London Tavern with a large gathering presided by Lora Sandon. Substantial subscriptions were announced totaling £1,551, with notable donors including Lord Ingestre Sir J. D. Paul and Lord Groavenor. The event featured loyal toasts and a performance by Mr Hobbs with a musical corps, concluding after a lengthy reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oternesses’ Benevolent Ixstitcron
The
Benevolent Establishment
London
Lora Sandon
Lord Ingestre
M.P
J. D. Paul
Mackinnon
G. R. Trevor
Mohan Lal
Hobbs
Leing
Howe
Mr. Mackinnon
N.P
Lord Groavenor
D.P
Nohan Lal
J. Scott
Ellenborough
Lord Stanley
Vaughan Richards
Lord Willoughby
David Laing
Nobun Lal
India
Chapman
Lloyd
Autchelson
Nutford Place
Bryanston-square
Wri
Robert Grosvenor
T. Wood
J. Soames
Mr. Capel
Mane Society
London Tavern
W. Astell
Clai
Marquis of Westminster
Brereton
Cape of Good Hope
St. Patt's
St. Vaul
Apostle
St. James
Royal Oak
Wapping-wall
Ferguson
Tictoaller
Henry Lamplough
Ferringdon Street
Court of Excise
Hir
Wreck and heroism on the Goodwin Sands and arc collapse in Derby
A savage gale drives the schooner Facility onto Goodwin Sands and the Deal boatmen risked their lives to save the six crew members. The vessel capsized minutes after their rescue, and the crew were aided ashore with supplies. In Derby a second arch collapse at a mill steam project claims two lives and injures two, prompting an inquest. Manchester delegates meet Sir Robert Peel to press for funding, reporting a public fund of £30,746 178 3d raised from 3,318 donors for local improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
Goodwin Sands
Salcombe
Richard Weymaster
Shields
Jaden
Hammond
Derby
Morledge
James Sims
Edward Sims
Harlow
Sims
Manchester
Tuee Parks
Public Parks, &c
London
Alexander Kay
Alderman Watkins
Mesers
Malcolm Irons
Edward W. Watkin
Robert Peel
William Entwisle
Thomas Milner Gibson
Joseph Brotherton
Wyse
Francis Egerton
Mark Philips
M.P
Sir St. Peel
Wm. Entwisle
Proposal for five public pleasure grounds in town
Deputation outlines need for sparks promenade and playgrounds on each town arc desiring rooms for refreshment benches fountains and attractive grounds. Population estimates 170000 to 130000 with factory workers and labouring classes. Sir R Peel argues for a small grant of 3000 pounds from current fund, resume survey, and 30000 pounds paid up. Manchester Guardian notes debate and potential response by mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Sir R. Pee
R. Peel
Maynooth Grant Debates and Dublin Queen's Visit
Ireland’s Repeal Association discusses the Maynooth endowment bill as a just and conciliatory measure while debating how to mark the 30th of May. O Connell advocates civil and religious freedom and praises government timeliness, with reservations about public mood. A separate Dublin council meeting plans a lavish queen visit reception funded by members, not taxpayers, amid a wave of emigration and news of an inside prison mint operation uncovered at Kilmainham Gaol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repeal Association
Maynooth Grant
E. Clements
O'Connell
D. Callaghan
M.P
Dublin
Clontarf
Maynooth
Banka
England
Hear
Ireland
London
Mr. O'Connell
Maynooth Grant Sparks Irish Protest in Parliament
In a heated debate the Maynooth grant of funding for Catholic clergy drew strong Irish opposition. Speakers denounced English bigotry, defended the college’s record, and praised Sir Robert Peel’s consultation with Catholic authorities. Donations and support from Irish figures followed as the meeting adjourned on a note of national tension. The rent for the week was recorded as £700 4s 1d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grents
Scotland
Grenta
Maynooth
Times
England
College of Maynooth
Ireland
Himslf
R. Peel
T. Steele
George Gordon
B. Grattan
J. O'Connell
Ulster
Sudden Death of the Marquis of Downshire
From Grestonstes to England the Marquis of Downshire dies suddenly after a cheerful visit to tenants and friends. He fell from his horse near Blesington and died. his death compounds recent grief for his family. The 17th year of his life, strong health, valued as a benevolent landlord, with his eldest son succeeding to the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downshire
Dentry
Marquis
Grestanstes
England
Blesington
Cof Wicklow
J's
Armstrong
Kipp
Biesington
Mr. Owen
Brocken
Timan
Owen
William Frederick Hill
Hillsborough
County of
Down
House of Peers
Red Bank
Blundell Sandys Hill
Fsrtborough
Rathwartin
Earl of Hillsborough
Viscount Fairford
Glemees
Lord Harwich
Harwich
Esart
Hare Britain
St. Patrick
Hillsborough Fort
South Down
Ona Agricultural Society of
Vet i
Viscount Combermere
J Yy Agnatt
George Chetwynd
Ives Frederick
Billy March I
ISII
Mocs
Alexander Nelsot Heylee
Bridport
Arthur Edwin
Ireland
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Literary
MR. Grieve
Pascavisk
W. H. Maxwell
Ackharm
Salamanca
Torrés Vedras
Ttsoas
Philipon
Lord Bellenden
Sophy Hiw
Madam Howe
Anthony Lowtier
Gret
Mary Ellenden
John Blunt
Anthony
Mr. Lowther
Web
Venus
Madam Venus
Sophy Howe
Mars
Mary Bellenden
Jesus
Greece
Iles
Dean
Toms
Lord Belter
Cupid
Leried
Sep'y
Partiva
Bowling Green
Ainswort
Bis al
Scudder
Robert
Interrie
Bss
George
Canada
Governor General
St. Catherine's Journal
Tate
Montreal
Europe
West Indies
St. Lawrence
Weiland Canal
St Lawrence
Oswego
Buffalo
Assembly
University of
Upper Canada
College
Canada West
Church of England
Sherwood
Robinson
Legislative Council of Canada
Nova Scotia
Radical Party
Grand Duchy of Hesse
Confederation
the Metropolis
Oxtonvanp Canparnog
Christie
R. H. Inglis
University of Oxford
Cambridge
Oxford
John Heap
Brook Street
Macclesfield
Sun
Phoenix
Atlas
Imperial
Lewes
Spittle
Xiteate
Chitw
Shelfanger
Diss
Norfolk
Macro
Aspringe
Kent
Lyndle Farm
F. Wilkes
Ihin
Prestinge
Qeges
Alderman O'Connell
Allderman
John Power
Keshan
Kinahan
Heyer
Butt
O'Loughlin
Kirwan
M'Doonell
Thomas
Hudson
Bowles
Corporation
Cit of
William-street
Mansion House
George the Fourth
Dublin Castle
Crown Solicitors Office
Piers Gale
Bancuattos Eno
Trish O
Limerick
Tipperary
North America
Coixtye i
Patrick Ronan
Our City
Ronan
Russell
4Th Dragoons
Ailkenny
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