Monsoon Events and Imperial News From India and China
Reports describe the early monsoon across India with heat and storms, naval movements, ship losses, and policy refusals in Bombay. News from Canton notes Pottinger’s illness rumors, arrival of Ke Ying, and preparations for sea. Smuggling persisted on the Yangtze while Erigone sails to Cochin China for missionary persecution.
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Lahore
Bhemalpore
Sutledge
Indus
India
Bengal
Coromandel
Mauritius
Bombay
J ‘Ad
78Th Highlanders
China
Henry Pottinger
Qaiite
Ke Ying
Canton
Farmer
Wajésty
Calcutta
Hong Kong
Lord Ellenborough
Toonsoon
Yang-Tze
Shanghai
Erigone
Nizon
Cochin China
Anecdote of Major Waddington at Eniount Ghar
Despatch from Sir Charles Napier dated January 22 1843 recounts Major Waddington engineer risking three mines at Eniount Ghar. He lights the third fuse after two explode, remains until it fires, escapes under brick rain. A nearby officer watches aghast as the major coolly completes the task.
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Sir Charles Napier
Lord Ellenborough
Pir Abubukher
Major Waddington
Eniount Ghar
Edrae
Waddington
Washington
Great Meeting of Temperance at Commercial Road
A vast crowd gathered on Monday on Commercial Road to hear Rev. Theobald Mathew promote total abstinence. 3000 pledged, with Earl Stanhope leading and 30,000 spectators, as police ensured order and safety amid lively Irish and English attendance and ginger beer binges.
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Fetuce Mathew
Lian StannoPr
Theobald Mathew
George Inn
Father Mathew
Oecea
Eydih
Terroclock
Mathew
Sachs
Enefishman
Trewd
Godetiea
London
Patrict Mathew
Holy Guild
Earl
Butt
Parker
Stanhop6
Stanhope
Ireland
England
Earl Stanhope
Father Mathiew
Broderip
Harl Stanhope
Father _ Mathew
Earl.Stanhope
College of Civil Enineers
Wapping
Blackwall
Watts
Batt
Temperance lecture and plans for a new institute
The first meeting of Buckingham's "last homeland renting-place" at Queen's Concert Room Hanover-square featured an inaugural talk on intellectual intercourse and the proposed British and Foreign Institute. Details covered the club’s design, cost, reception, and aims to connect members across parties with a moderated dining plan.
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Mathew
England
Mr. Buckingham
Queen’s Cox
Hanover-square
Earl of Devon
J.S. Buckingham
Dover
Victoria
Buckingham
British and Foreign Institute
Reform Club
British and Foreign Institute House
Sam
Slick
Castle,atrest
Coventry Street
Long-acre
Holborn
Great St. Andrew’s Street
Oxford-street
Upper St. Martin’s-lane
Angesta
Dennig
John Braxe
Lanpixa Walter
Hawersham
Blake
Commissioners of Customs
Messrs
Candy
Dean
Hadmey
Dublin
Ireland
Tlere
Middlesex
Bays
Biske
Queen's Prison
Loxpox
Paris
Folkestext
Folkestone
Boulogne
South Eastern Railway
Commercial Steam Navigation Company
Folkestone Harbour
South Eastern Railway Company
London
France
Counch Missionary Sociatx
Church Missionary Society
Episcopal Chapel
Longacre
P. Hail
J. West Critoht
Burdwarr
India
United States
New York
Episcopal Church
Burtoh
Goss
Burton
Convict Henry Burnham in Cambridge Gaol Dies in Cell
A rumour spread through Cambridge Gaol that Henry Burnham of Whittlesey, Isle of Ely, the 15 year transportation convict for assault with intent to murder his wife, had hanged himself in his cell after guards removed his outer clothing. The incident occurred Thursday evening before a routine inspection.
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Cambridge
Henry Burnham
Whittlesey
Isle of Ely
Tragic Prison Suicides and Local Murders Reported
A prison inmate is found dead by hanging in his cell after requesting his prayer book and a fellow prisoner. In another case a gamekeeper is shot from behind near Crowton, with multiple arrests following. A mass meeting in Bath collapses a floor injuring attendees, and a storm at Seaford causes extensive property damage including a cottage and All Saints church spire.
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Whitten Turner
Turner
James Fisher
Elizabeth
Whittlesey
G. J. Twiss
Simon Smith
Crowtomn
Artociots Muapeer
Mary Yearsley
G. Wilbraham
Délamere-house
Crowton
Red-hill
Thomas Minshull
Matthias Bailey
Wilbraham
Baker
Lindsay
Swinton
Olice
Fellowes
Dancalf
Wright
John Bland
Samuel Blane
William Blane
Bailey
Chester Courant
Fanune Or
Caantiet
Bath
O’connor
Reese
Mary Gabble
Mr. O'Connor
O'Connor
Frome
Terra Firma
Roberta
Oxford
Twiss
Hampden
Doustz
William Hendary
Ann Hannah Sancto
Medway
Harrow
High Street
Rochester
Felo de Se
Hendury
St. Margaret’s
Strood
All Saint's Church
Repeal Meeting in Dublin with O'Connell
The Repeal Association met at noon in Dublin with Daniel O’Connell present. He read letters from Thomas Tyrrell and M Ledra Rollin, noted donations from Massa pecuants and Westport, and denounced a jeer aimed at George Ormsby as the rent for the week reached £2004 105 8d. The report mentions a large Mayo meeting that day as well.
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Dublin
Repeal Association
Liberator
Tom ‘Steele
Thomas Tyrrell
O’connell
Pépeal
M. Ledra Rollin
Newfoundland
Mayo
Repeal debate and violent threats at Irish meeting
A heated meeting adjourned with cheers as a Tory praised bloodshed while urging repeal. Speakers warned of civil conflict, urging three months to arm and defend Ireland, with three million men ready to fight if forced to. The crowd applauded the stance against government coercion.
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Hanquet
Kindon
Z ‘Connell
Tuam
Menaire
Mr. Maguire
Peel
Sir Robert
Ireland
Cahor Castle
Glengall
BeLfast
Carrickfergus Assizes
Friddy
William Quin
Stewart Lafferty
James Boyle
James Campbell
Edward M‘clusker
Daniel M‘fad‘den
George Elliott
James Murray
William Browne
William ‘Button
James M‘dowell
Molyneux
Tar Heap
Limerick Chronicle
Trish
Beresford
Robert’ Peel
John George ‘Beresford
Hoxnsirs Mvaniz ix
Norta Tirrenary
Vening Post
Teomavara
North Tipperary
Rody Donohoe
Nicane
Foernavara
Tabitean
Nenagh
Witout
Mamber
Rody’ Donohoe
John
Toominvars
Shelleys
Shelley
Fermanagh
Earl of
Meath
Trin
Crown ‘Court
Justice Barton
County of Meath
Burton
County
Hinell
Enniscorthy
Ayle
Kilkenny Munpers
Kilkenny
Crampton
Tipperary
Dublin
Recollections and periodical notices in Fraser and related journals
A detailed survey of magazine extracts and literary pieces from Fraser’s Magazine, Corson’s Unrrep, and other periodicals. It highlights extracts from The Last Stage Coachman, The Fight in the Dark, John Manesty the Liverpool Merchant, and notes on The Military Strength of the Russian Empire, naval improvements, and civic journalism critiques.
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Navy
Army
Counter Initation and Shipwreck Tales From Scotland Era
A Scottish tabloid recounts a dissipated wife's suicide attempt via opium then oxalic acid and a police surgeon averting death. It also covers Holy Island wreck weighings, missing bodies, and a wealth of aboard artifacts. Morgiana episodes show clever theft confessions and a Captain Walker bailiff farce.
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Hottie
Glasgow Chronicle
Juoss
Praasus
Kelso
Holy Island
Sinclair
Coast Guard
Cook
Scott and Allan
Leith
North Sunderland
Bamburgh
Pegasus
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the. Metropolis
Eh Garontcle
Macaubin Hood
Napoleon
St. Helena
Laman Blanchard
Aineworth
Mr. Ainsworth
Orlando Furioso
Colin Clink
John Manesty
Liverpool
William Maginn
Joe
Theobald
Lord Randy
Lancashire
Athens
Hibblethwaite
Pintus
Hibblethwaite Richard
House of Hibblethwaite, Manesty, and Co
Dick Hibblethwaite
Gallows Dick
Bob
Richard Hibblethwaite
Verosettle Company
Fraser
Peleg Longfellow
Baron Gaultier
Fitz Boodle
Thrail
Gary
Eve Rey
Times
Perlica
Jed v
H’ostler
Bill
Beytley
Cabul
Femal
Ledbury
Tsoo
Westminster
Fysuen
Ternex
Robert Bell
Pre
Paul de Kock
Orgal
Universal Peace Association
Tur Sportinc
Lonpox
Charles Knight and Co
Theatres of London
Treasury
Horticultural and Royal Botanical Societies
C. Knight
House of Commons
Knig
Scotland
Balls
Morgiana
Love
Baroski
Walker
Howard
Mr. Walker
Biiliff
Eglantine and Mossrose
Bond-street
Perfumary
Mr. Bendigo