Convictions for Ribbonism at Armagh as Titled Spy System
Five men were transported for seven years at Armagh assizes for Ribbon Society membership. The Newry Examiner relays trial details highlighting spiked evidence and Mr Whiteside’s fiery speech condemning government use of a tutored spy. The report urges readers to note dangers of clandestine espionage and to renounce Ribbonism.
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Anti Corn Law Conference Ends With Demands for Immediate Relief
Delegates gathered at Herbert's hotel in Palace Yard chaired by P. A. Taylor to review the conference output. They asserted the government has failed to address destitution and trade decline, urged immediate relief, and warned of growing hardship while warily noting potential unrest if policies remain unchanged.
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Explosion at Manchester Square shop injures Mrs M
A gas explosion in the lower shop of carver and gilder Mr Michelesew in Manchester Square severely burns Mrs M. She lit a candle to locate the leak, flames caught her cap and dress, and help arrived to extinguish the fire. The incident follows a prior arson claim trial at Guildford assizes involving Hunt v Helps. Fire incidents also hit the Rose public house in Drury Lane and Mr Kitchener’s Bowling Green Lane shop, causing extensive damage but no fatalities.
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Thunderstorm Oddities Cause Wary Laughs and Damage
A late thunderstorm produced bizarre accidents in a public house and crowd. A man drank from a cellar-to-bar flow then staggered and fell into a gutter after repeated lightning like flashes passing through a gin leaf. Another man’s finger glowed and struck a pocket metal, then slid off. Grandmaima’s report on St Martin’s spire damage drew mockery in Punch.
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