Journey to Ireland Sixty Years Ago Retold in Columns
A nostalgic column recounts a boyhood trip to Ireland with details on Ports Parkgate and gallowhead rides, the Conway ferry, Bangor crossing, and Penmaen Mawr tides, peppered by anecdotes from judges and a brisk sketch of Old England travel life. The piece riffs on distant scenes, manners, and the force of habit through vivid vignettes and short reflections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Rowan
Parkgate
Dublin
Galyhead
Chester
Conway
England
London
Extensive Forgeries at Newport Court Case Start
The Newport fraud case centers on Geach son-in-law of Frost once active as Pontypool attorney now in custody on forgery charges at the Newport Old Bank. Key witnesses include Miss Herbert and Mr E Williams who deny signing any notes or acceptances. The court adjourned, then committed Geach for trial at the Monmouth assizes on both charges, as he faced a complicated financial trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geach
Thomas Phillips
Hawkins
T. Phillips
Ford
Mr. Geach
Williams
Edmund Williams
Miss Herbert
Malden
Worcestershire
Greach
London
Herbert
Williams and Malden
Monmouth Assizes
Messrs. Williams
Monmouth
Extraorpiany Escape at Wain Fawr Colliery
Two colliers fell 25 yards when a rope broke at Wain Fawr colliery in Monmouthshire. Both escaped without injury. The report also notes a local death and a coroner’s inquest into Captain Carlyle Clarke’s drowning near Teignmouth. A separate trial in Queen's County finds Matthew Bryan guilty of murdering his mother Bridget Bryan and facing death by hanging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wain Fawr
Russell and Leman
Monmouth Ierlin
Staffordshire
Hannah Corbet
Hannah
Carlyle Clarke
Exeter
J. Gribble
Devon
London Inn
Torquay
Teignmouth
Robert Couch
G. W. Vaneck
Clarke
Barret
W. White
Exmouth
Henry Cousins
Ellen
Dartmouth
Brixham
Sam White
Thomas Parker
Swan
R. Wake
Heavitree
Mr. Wake
Wake
Maryscroucn
Quren’s
Matthew Bryan
Bridget Bryan
Clonbrook
Margaret Brenan
Mr. Hayes
Richard Nash
Hugh Whelan
Edge
Jessop
Release of Lovett and Collins in Birmingham
Birmingham observers describe a large peaceful chartist demonstration marking the liberation of Lovett and Collins from Warwick gaol. Crowds estimated up to 100,000 gathered in Birmingham with parades to Gosta Green and Loveday Street, a memorial dinner for 1,800, and speeches by Collins on reforms and self government amid strong police order and public calm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Birmingham
Birmincuham
Lawrence-street
Lovett
Bridewell-lane
Warwick
London
Newhall-hill
Holloway-head
Sparkbrook
High-street
Deritend
Attwood
Gosta Green
Feargus O'Connor
Lord J. Russell
Shadwell-street
Cutler
Burtress
John Collins
Warwick Road
Heaven
Breah
Loveday Street
Hall of Science
Scotland
England
Mr. Richards
Charlton
Sharpe
Holloway
Micklewright
Turner
Thompson
Miller
Chadwick
Sankey
Stephens
O’neil
Walker
Carter
John Greaves
Joseph Greaves
Charner
Chance
Steel
Chappe
Cardo
Warden
Leach
Cooke
Squires
Hartwell
Banfield
Sparkman
Morgan
Page
The
Old Political Union
M J. Thompson
William Lovett
Mr. Frost
Mr. Sankey
Leader
John O'Neil
Mr. Thompson
Greaves
Mr. Watson
Warwickshire
Burgess
Incendiary Fire Destroys Hayrick Belonging to Edward White
A hayrick of about eight tons at Tradox-hill near Frome was set ablaze by an incendiary during Saturday night. The fire nearly consumed the stack, but Mr. White is insured, preventing ruin. The incident appears malicious and deliberate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward White
Tradox-hill
Frome
White
Bath Journal
Lincoln
Cheltenham
Cheltenham Chronicle
Lisa
Seaman Beale
Tenterden
Canterbury
H.R.H
Duchess of Kent
Treasury
Ublic
G.j.guthrie
F.R.S
Grimstone
Penryn Arms Hotel
Bangor
Dublin
Heywood
T. W. Grimstone
Broad Street
W. Bicknell
W., Grimstone
Broad-street
Bloomsbury
Kingstreet
Long-acre
Lerdon
Notable British Lawyers and Officials at War Effort
A list of prominent figures including John Bagshaw Henry Gouger Benjamin Harding Captain A Henderson Frederick Hodgson MP Charles Kerr Captain W C Lempriere and Wilkow Tittle among others contributing to wartime leadership and public service during the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bagshaw
Henry Gouger
Benjamin Harding
A. Henderson Frederick Hodgson
Charles Kerr
W. C. Lempriere
Wilkow Tittle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Win G
Justice Graham
John Tompkins
Printour
Paris
O'Connell
Brougham
Lyndhurst
Lit
Wallsend
Tyne
Newcastle
Itis
Pons Eli
Lotus
Lily
Lahore
Ranjeet Sing
Kurruck Sing
Ranjeet
Dheean Sing
Cheean Sing
Osborne
Runtect Sing
Desdemona
Moor
Ixion
Mora
Arte
Newport
John Frost
Messrs. Lovett and Collins
Pyhe East Indian Steam Navigation Company
Mediterranean
Egypt
Red Sea
T. A. Curtis
Deecry Craigman
J. P. Larkins
James Mackillop
Jacob Montefiore
Alexander Nairne
John Pirie
Henry C. Robarts
Alexander Rogers
R. Thurburn
Eemeye
Avnhrors
John Rae Reid
J. H. Pelly
Sonicrroks
Freshfield and Sons
Banxers
Robarts, Curtis, and Co
R. Macdonald Stephenson
James Barber
Seth
Cape of Good Hope
Tokenlousevard, Bank
West Middlesex
Rance Company
Bazaar
Baker-street
Portman-square
South St. David’s-street
Edinburgh
Ingram Street
Glasgow
Sackville-street
James Alexander
Samuel Eyre
Robert Ferguson
Thomas Hope
J. D. Hustler
Thomas Knowles
George Williams
H. R. Perkins
Thomas Price
William E. Taylor
John Wilson
William Whittaker
G. E
Dublin Life Assurance Company
Charlotte-row
Ea PS
Ies. d
Dé S. GZ
Alexander Robertson
Jones’s
Strand
Somerset House
Hamberlain
British Museum
Royal Colleges of Physicians and Surgeons
Doe
Lauies, Co
Holborn
Poe
Hiaryeey
G. Cubitt
Norwich
Barclay and Sons
S Orison
James Morison
Prinipal
Medical Dissenter
Hand-court
Good
Western Branch
Edgware-road
Field
Quadrant
Regent
Motison
IMCO
Cme
Richard Allbright
Blisworth
Simco
Northampton
Peter Corrs
Wheelwright
Farringdon-street
T. Butler
Cheapside
Johnston
Cornhill
Gifford
Bateman
Castlestreet
Leicester-square
Sanger
Oxford-street
Boddington and Co
Charlotte-street
Fitzroy-square
Royal
Post
A. Gleet
J. L. Curtis and Company
Soho
N.B
Solio Square
Utler
Seidlitz
Thomas Butler
J. Sanger
Mary
Davenport and Stedman
Waterloo-place
St. Paul's
Brrren
J. W. Stirling
Whitechapel
Barclay
Oxford Street
Huntsman
Holborn-bars
Lowden
Fleet-street
Hornblower and Co
Great Surrey-street
London Morning Journal
Dublin Morning Journal
Sherwood and CO
Paternosterrow
Ollivier
Pallmall
Messrs. Goss
ML. B.C
Lancaster-place
National College of Health
Morison
Universal Medicines
Salmon
Thomas Moat
Nations
College of Health
Union Street
Borough
White Lion-street
Nourton Folgate
Bishopsgate-street
Widhuut
Castle-street
Leicester-sqbore
Wingrove-place
Clerkenswell
John Crawley
Orange-grove
Bath
Engand
Rein Whore