You Mr. Rowe and the letters to Reigate and Newington Terrace
Testimony describes mail directed to Frederick Bond Hughes at Reigate and other recipients, with letters redirected to Newington Terrace and eight to ten letters packed for forwarding, plus inquiries about Michael Fergusson of Rickmansworth and various recipients, including Shackell and Hargraves, detailing redirection of letters and addresses during 1844 to 1845.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Rowe
Frederick Bond Hughes
Reigete
Peter
Newington Terrace
Reigate
Newington
Michael Fergusson
Rickmensworth
Peter Read
Susanne Newman
C. Rowe
Rickmansworth
Park Place
Devonshire Street
Mile End Road
Frederic Bond Hughes
Williams
Derrett
Glyn
Union Bank
Messrs. Glyn
Adams
William Shackell
Maidenhead
James Robinson
Adama
Maidenfeld
Her Majesty
Ockwell House
Charter House
Sevren
Holfrey House
Ockley Bouse
Holfray House
Alexander
Cox
Greenwood
Galway
London
Joseph Hargraves
Mitre Street
Select Committee
Jane Hargraves
Rowe
Mr. Alexander
Mr. Adams
Frederic Lowe
Christian Mitchell
Hing Street
Parliament Street
Frederick Lowe
New Factory Bill for Calico Print Works Inspections
Westminster July 15 1815 notice to occupiers of calico and print works. Act to regulate labour of children and women in print work sets January next. defines print work and incidental printing processes inside buildings. Inspectors empowered. occupiers must notify Factory Inspectors in London with details of each print work by July 30. Penalty at least £2 for noncompliance. Includes commentary on Aristidean editor Thomas Dunn English and H G at Nantucket race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dake Street
Westminster
Calico
Victoria
London
Thomas Dunn English
The
Tribune
Nantucket Inquirer
H. G
Hbim
Brimstone Republic
France in Africa and July Revolution Debate Rages
A lengthy article reviews reaction to the July Revolution and ongoing Paris Algeria debates. It contrasts Legitimist and Radical views, critiques military campaigns, finance, and governance, and notes press sentiment on Algeria and European reactions.
Frontiers and Bosnian clashes amid global unrest
Tsar issues ukase restricting frontier residents from carrying arms within fifty leagues, except landowners. Bosnian frontier skirmish sees Ottoman forces clash with Austrian detachments near Glina. Smyna fire losses reach 200 million piastres with extensive destruction. Athens rocked by crimes and police-impunity claimed in reports from Courier of Athens and Echo de Orient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Prussia
Cologne Gaselle
Bosnia
Glina
Aastrains
Echo de ‘Orient
Smymma
Cepachina
Sisters of Charity
Hospital of St. Antoine
Low Countries
Belgium
Tuscapy
Kenouria Makala
St. George Sen
Des Hopitaux
Athens
Acarnania
Sayls
Athenes
Macryanni
Tridonal
Heafta
Navy
Yapopoulo
London City Chamberlain accounts 1844 45 show surplus
A summary of London Chamberlain records for January 1844 to January 1845 with total receipts of £104,073 from land improvement funds and other duties, concurrent payments £36,279, leaving a surplus of £67,793. Reports detail coal duties, wine duties, city revenue, and charitable support related to the London Bridge Approaches Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
London Bridge Approaches Improvement Fund
Metropolis
George IV
Williams IV
Eaning
Aldeanzn
City of Don
Isle of Thaset
Blackwall
Nickolson’s
Deal
Dover, &c
Greenwich
Deptford
Mae Rorat
Sxa
Ingre Many
London Coffee House
Ludgate Hill
Alderman Kelly
Russell
Benjamin B. Cabbell
Royal Sea Bathing Infirmary
Paul
Messia
T. Cooke
C. Taylor
Young Bennett
Sketch
Albion Tavern
Alcarepate Street
Staples
Messrs
Hobbs
Francis
Machin
Bradary
Gurney Hoare
Caveen Isxovat Tross Asp
St. Leonard
Shoreditch
Fire at Macknade farm destroys barn and outbuildings near Faversham
A blaze in Macknade near Faversham consumed a long barn and sheds on Mr. G Morgan’s farm. A hunting horse worth 100 guineas perished. Fire engines from Faversham aided, preventing spread toward the mansion. Turnip seed, wheat and clover hay were destroyed. Buildings and stock were insured with the Kent fire office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faversham
Pnorgatr
Maccede House
Kent Fire Office
Hereford
Robert Price
Mr. Fitzgerald
Malvern
Fitzgerald
E. B. Clive
Lutterworth
Ninzy
Philip Gilbert
Messrs
Bussard
Evans
Monster Galway meeting calls for Repeal wardens and unity
In Ireland a vast Galway gathering estimated at over 100000 listened as the Liberator urged nationwide Repeal unity. He pressed for parish registration, promised no candidate but a Repealer, and urged funding via a penny a week. Also notes a Dublin Repealers meeting, O Connell plans, and local political shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pio
Torbaffer
Tme
Yeaterda
Bright
Wilson
London
Hay
York
R. Spoor
Whitburn
Thomson
Lord Howick
Hudson
South Shielte
Tyne
Whitmordland
Fearney
George Graham
Munchin-hall
Sbandry
Canton
Lancaster
Heverthan
Thashandry
Itashandry
Conciliation Hall
Valentine Blake
Manin Blake
Menacrs
Galway
Econerion
Repeal Association
England
Abe
Ireland
College-green
J. Blake
Vermont
Repzar Association
Conrail
Oconnel
C. Askew
Repealers
Dublin
Sme Reeson
J. O'Connell
Derrycene Abbes
Association
Derrynane
Reternal Bis
S. O'Brien
Town
Scotland
Lucas
R. Peel
Massoorg Cottece
Maynooth College
Leinster
St Carton
Mowry Macrre
Iet
Christopher Piynse RM
May
Sth Fusiliers
Millman
Swanlints Glen
Bellinagbragh
Molly Marsung
Kildare Infirmary
Glennon
Carewell
Monastereven
Joseph Macklin
Canal of Pany
Macklin
Kildare
Athygee Leinster Express
Narrow Escape at Mountharrick Poisoned Butter Incident
In Crawfordjoho district Scotland the farm of Mountharrick faced rat control with arsenic mixed into butter. Servants and the French children ate the poisoned butter by mistake. A servant’s remark sparked the discovery. Dr Meikle treated all. father and children recovered within days. The Glasgow Citizen notes the danger to all using poisons in homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountharrick
Crawfordjoho
Mr. French
Will
Liitle
Helen
Glasgow
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Lowe
Busipe
Lowe, & Crape
King-street
Parliament
Street
King Street
King-atrest
Whitehall
Kenolngton
John Lymborner Crawford
Great St. Helen's
Samnel Langley
Great St. Helen’s
John Lymbarner Crawford
Stock Exchange
Change Alley
Sven
Miss Stone
Perriod
Crose
Birmingham
Adame
Samuel Andrews
Samuel Andrews, Described As A Drycaster, 3 Dowgate
Richard Thompson
Joseph Kirkman
Domgate
Philpots
Tower Street
Lambeth
Dowgate Hill
Mr. Andrews
Mr. Tesler
Mr. Croucher
Croucher
William Fuller
Tower-street
Westminster-road
Weatminster
Dowgate-hill
George Stanley
Hill House
Southampton
John Lisle
Millbrook
Stanley
Jord
Taylor
Hillhouse
Hill
Sanday
France
la France
Charles X
Morocco
America
Africa
Prince de Joinville
Spain
Journal Des Décats
le Globe
la Presse
Algeria
Europe
Abd-el-Kader
Paris
Marshal Bugeaud
Alaro
Hemance
Veniteur
Ministry of the Interior
Napoleon
Josephine
Egypt
Fonds
Tortoni's
Orleans Ailroad
Rouen
Vierzon
Havre
Avignon
Basle
Algiers
Dellys
Ali Ouled Sadi
Milanah
Pelissier
Ribel
Aga
Djendel
Tuilerice
M. Guizot
Val-Richer
Lisieux
Toulonnais
French Algeria
Ouled Riah
Toutonnais
Presse
Tell
Sahara
M. Bugeaud
Orleans
Mapai
Barque
Espanol
Barcelona
Narvaez
Madrid
Santa Aguada
Heraldo
Castellano
Eile
Frage
Aguirre
Leride
Mapain
Iran
Zi Espectador
Narvare
Ita
EL Tiempo
Brazil
Malaga
Don Enrique
Bilboa
Catalonia
Jego
Bayonne
Saragosca
Esperanza
Malage
Jaen
Haelva
Grenada
Bswitzderland
Lake of
Geneva
M.siegwart Muller
Lucerne
Artesta
M. Len
the Metropolis
National Trades Association Conference
Scientific
Johnstreet
Fitzroy-square
General Union of Trades
Central Committee
Fleming
Rogers
Bristol Trades
Rogera
Becosa Dar
T. S. Duncombe
M.P
New Voral World
Hobson
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