Irish Rebellion Scenes and British Response Reported
Barricades and drums as armed crowds block a road near Slievenamon with J B Dillon at the head. Troops threaten action but remove impediments, allowing Hussars to pass. Signal fires blaze on the mountain as pursuit continues. Waterford and Cork reports note quiet in their districts. The Evening Post predicts wide state trials revealing vast treachery and calls Irish gratitude for famine relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Dillon
O Brien
Slievenamon
Clonmel
Sli
Ensays
Baristot
Burgees
Waterford
Smith O'Brien
Ballingory
Meagher
Thaton
Olie
Cork
Ireland
George Grey
England
Great Britain
1St Dragoon Guards
Cabir
Dragoon Guards
Dondalk
Qad
Athlone
Light Dragoons
Newbridge
Dublin
Hussars
Daublin
Lancers
Tipperary
Royal Triad
Cork ; 13Th Light Dragoons
Longford
1St Foot
Parsonstown
2Nd Foot
Pilltown
County Waterford
Youghal
13Th Foot
Belfast
45Th Foot
40Th Foot
Galway
Buttevant
Templemore
47Th
49Th Foot
57Th
Enniskillen
60Th Rifles
Limerick
Mullinger
70Th Foot
Nass
Vata Foot
75Th
Phenix Park
Lord Foot
Kilkenny
7Th Foot
19Th
Castlebar
S4th
Nenagh
Boyle
Kinesle
Fermoy
Moallingar
Tralee
Londonderry
Royal Artillery
Dublin Gad
Royal Marines
Royal Engineers
Manchester
Ardens
Salisbury
Bighl
Aelisbury
Wishire Heralux¢ Hanes
Vic
Ogland
Wales
Doacett
W. Jolliffe
London Bridge
Swan
Chelses
lVen
John Ash
Wapping
John Fry
Kidney Stairs
Limehouse
Richard Colwyn
Horseferry
Westminster
John Charles Cutridge
Horselydown
Samuel C. Sparling
Woolwich
James John Brooker
Bermondeey
Ash
Fry
Millbank
Cheleea Creek
D Company
Journal Des Débats
Piedmoptess
Mixcia
Somma Campagna
Vallegio
Novara
Piquerole
Mincio
Peschiera
Goito
Villa Franca
Verona
Charles Albert
Marachal Radetsky
Volta
Roverbello
Ogno
Raonlog
Cremona
Charles
Albert
Asola
Chieso
Oglio
Pischiera
Paris
Voluminona
Milan
Turin
Europe
France
Ancona
Milan Gazelle
Venice
Memoir of Mr. Smith OBrien and OBrien lineage
A detailed sketch of Smith OBrien of Limerick, tracing his birth in 1803 at Dramoland County Clare, his marriage to the Gabbett heiress, and the OBrien family’s noble lineage. The piece covers dynastic titles, allied marriages, factional political shifts from Tory to Repeal, and the succession prospects involving Lucius OBrien and the Marquis of Thomond. Included are military postings, the 1843 party alignment, and notes on church and local offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith O'Brien
Dramoland
County of Clare
Edward O’brien
William Smith
Cabirmoyle
Limerick
Lucius
Edward
Massy Dawson
Al.p
Cremorne
Robert
Aubrey de Vere
H. O'Brien
John Godley
Wilton
O'Brien
O'Bryen
Thomond
Brian Borroime
Boru
Clontarf
Lucius O'Brien
Baron Luchigain
Murrogh O'Brien
England
Edward VI
Earl of
Joseph Gabbett
Req
Trinity College
Cambridge
Boroug
Ernie
Mr. O'Connell
Clare
Caleb Powell
Thomas Steele
United States
Sourmanprox
Ocean Steam Navigation Company
Washington
J. Johnston
Ius
Cowes
Isle of Wight
New York
France
Germany
W. W. Hinekee
Epecio
Bremen
Caledonia
Stock Exchange
Mexico
Massachusetts
Boston
General Taylor
General Cass
van Buren
Wilmot
Clay
French Assembly debates foreign policy and Proudhon tax plan
Paris dispatches detail the National Assembly's long session on France foreign policy with debate over General Cavagnac and Bastide, opposition to Proudhon's proposed property tax, and a censured stance linking to February Revolution concerns amid Italy and Prussia news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Mauguin
M. Proudhon
Assembly
M Proudhon
Proudhon
Tribune
M. Barbés
National Assembly
Bartés
Red Republic
M. Crespel de Latouche
Jast
M. de Girardin
la Presse
M- Girardin
M. Marie
Crveignac
M. Crespel
Gen. Cavaignac
Paris
Italy
Charles Albert
Cavaignac
Globe
Cavasgnac
Nicholas
France
Republic
Lord Normanby
M. Bastide
Palmerston
Greece
England
Naples
Journal Des Débats
Russia
Abe
Austria
Rhine
M. Frederic Bastiat
Socialiste
Saya Scrope
M. Bastiat
Ragged school proposal and crime reports in London notices
A meeting in St Pancras backs ragged schools and South Australia child placements, with government plans to transport 150 children. Separate items cover George Murray and wife’s arrest linked to Mother H. and the London Society for the Protection of Females, plus a murder verdict for arsenic deaths of Mary Ann Dore, and Westminster temperance hall meeting backing Chartist reform and universal suffrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pancras
Friends of the Promotion of Ragged
King's Road
Camden Town
Lord Ashley
South Australia
Westminster
Moreton Bay
George Joseph Murray
G. J. Bradley
Ann
Brydges Street
Covent Garden
Mr. Combe
Clerkenwell
London Society For the
Middlesex
Northfleet
Field
Commissioners of Excise
Mayfair
Piccadilly
Bishopsgate
Holborn
Strand
Southwark
Mother H.'s
Murray
Bedford
Malpas Arms
Charles Street
Grosvenor Square
Mary Ann Theresa Dore
Bloxam
Ryde
Tale of Wight
London
Horatio Waterworth
Elizabeth Susan Spry
Lower Grosvenor Place
Roska
Harriet Merton
Grosveanor Street West
Eaton Square
Isle of Wight
Mary Spry
Mary Ann Dore
Temperance Hall
Broadway
Charles Lushington
Mr. Kydd
Basset
Beckford sale of Lansdowne Crescent Bath treasures
In Bath the Beckford estate sale proceeds from Lansdowne Crescent property and remaining art and curiosities. Notable lot prices include Nasmyth landscape £22 6d, Francia Baptism of Our Saviour £70, Holbein portrait £163 164, Poussin landscape £750, with many works bought by Bath collectors and London dealers. Total from the sale near £3,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Beckfond
Beckford
Lansdowne Tower
Lansdowne Crescent
P. Nasmyth
Francisco Francia
Swanevelt
Poelemberg
Choiseul
Wilson
Tiber
Wattean
Hans Holbein
Bishop Gardiner
National Gallery
Mazzolino di Ferrara
Marcello Vennati
Aldobrandini
Bellini
Enty
Vernon
van Derneer
Ertiat
Brozzino
Cosmo di Medici
Titian
Amen
Prince of
Nassau
G. Poussin
London
Evana
Great Queen Street
Attaria
White
Home
Bristol
Bathurst
Neptune
Newport
Gtn Correy
Hall
Petre Works
Cheeseman
Ball
Cheeseroan
Liverpool
Ireland
Manchester
Dublin
Rushton
Dock Committee
Clabbista
League
St. Patrick's
Liberator
Bagnal Harvey
Felon's Hope
William Orr
Oliver Bund
Sasrafield
Roger O'More
Lord Edward's
The
Wall Towe
the Emnett
Owen
Rowe O'Neill
John Mitchell
Erin’s Hope
Confederation
Ireland and England political clash at public meetings
A meeting passed a resolution to push constitutional reform including ballot protection and equal districts. Police planned extensive measures as Repealers and Chartists held rallies at Milton Street Theatre with Irish attendees, while authorities expected further gatherings at Kennington Common despite bans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amusem Ient
Frankfort
Reaso de Jishold
Endange Zallverein
Prussia
Germany
Constitutional Club
Ssia
Confederaundo
Stallwood
Tumer Artists
Anp
Repealera
Milton Street
Ireland
England
Moor Lane
Kennington Common
Frederick Bond Hughes
Murder at the Britannia Bridge Worksite
A watchman is found murdered on the Menai Strait bridge works near Britannia Rock. John Rowlands, from Anglesey, dies from multiple blunt force injuries after attackers broken into a paint house. fellow watcher John Pritchard escapes, witnesses describe hearing Rowlands cry for help. Inquest names the crime as willful murder by unknown persons. investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britannia Bridge
Menai Straits
Britannia Rock
Bridge
E. G. Powell
Eny
John Rowlands
Anglesey
John Pritchard
Robert
William Lewis
Pritchard
Rowlanda
Rowland
Lewis
Rowlands
Florence
Nave
Lincoln Crime Case: Double Murder Trial and Confession
Joseph Trevis, first tried for robbing Charles Copeman after a December murder near Kirton and Blyborough, was acquitted at Lent Assizes. William Fell later convicted as an approver in the robbery and Trevis confessed to the neck wound and throat cutting, claiming motive from the earlier dispute and theft, and felt eased after signing his confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copeman
Kirton
Blyborough
Asveral Marie
Afr
Justice Maule
William Fell
Travis
Feil
Justice Wattenon
Nicholson
Padhey
Cape
Fell
Joe
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the Evening Post
Foreign Intelligence
Franxvort
Ihs
Council of Fifty
Poland
Bear
Empire
Wallenstein
Tilly
Frederick
Berlin
Potadam
Frederick the Great
Madjesty
Sie
Linden
Civic Guard
Deutsche Zeitung
Vienna
Brungary
Assiat
Cologne Gasette
Szarzka
Oestereichischen Zeitung
Berles
Banat
Wallachia
Augsburgh
Bucharest
Jasay
Padus
Trevino
Italia
Pepe
Padua
Br. Guerrieri
Republican Party
M. Guerrieri
Amerucan
Intbate
M. Mamiami
Chamber of Deputies
Hosei
Tome
Sicily
Syracuse
Rome
Spain
Maparo
la Granja
Valladolid
Burgos
Alara
Guipozcoa
Catalonia
Cabrera
Centella
Vich
Dhnmare
Duchiers
Corexmann
Nelmo
Copenhagen
German Confederation
Sweden
Wrangel
Wrangle
ITAL
Mantua
Legnano
Terous
Rivoli
Marmirolo
Villa
Franca
Somma Campsgna
Somma Campegne
Radetzky
Vicenze
Sonver
C. Garcano
Metropolie
Liverpool Mercury
Travz
Aabado
Penrith
Mouapern
Bowsear
Penritt
Jackson
Perann
Codd
Mazz Dibaun
Bomascar
Todd
Plumpton
USA
Ate Son
Spheston
Repir
John Cowper
la Boers
William Middleton
Secord Blorgee Ground
Mr. Hollins
Sovescigs Mill
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