Riots Across French Cities Over Census Beatings and Protests
In Bordeaux Toulouse Agen Perpignan and Villeneuve d Agen disturbances erupted as crowds opposed the census with loud demonstrations attacks on councilors homes and barricades. Soldiers restored order and arrests followed while other ports report calmer conditions as fleets shift and authorities plan stricter measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sal Bordelais
Bordeaux
Toulouse
Perpignan
St. Lirrade
Agen
Lot Et Garonne
Sentinelle
Toulon
Levant
Hugon
Hyeres
Awoniteur Algérien
Bugeaud
Mostaganem
Lamoriciére
Oran
Algiers
Abd-el- Kader
Milaneh
Cheliff
Mascara
Medeah
Blidah
Col de Teniah
Paris
United Coopers Anniversary Dinner At Highbury Barn
The United Coopers held their nineteenth anniversary dinner at Highbury Barn with Mr David Booth as chairman. Toasts to the Coopers Union and the Queen were given amid musical interludes and further toasts. The evening concluded in an orderly, festive mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Coopers of
Loxpoy
United Coopers
Highbury Barn
David Booth
Coopers
Union
United
Mroulegk Xose
Msmnorophan Fuse Hospital
Carpy-Street
Lix- Coln’s Inn-Feelds
Thames Tonxen
Thames Tunnel
T Wapping
Isambard Brunel
Shipwriights
Provident Union
Shipwrights’ Provident Union
Jamaica Tavern
Bermondsey
Provincial Sereglmpsted Free Grammar School Reopens
The Free Grammar School of Berkhamsted founded 1541 by John Inneente and royal charter, after long litigation, to reopen with extended general education beyond Latin and Greek. Augustus Smith led the revival with governors and new master to oversee estates and aid infant and elementary schools. Anxious to attract local families, Berkhamsted aims to become populated with respectable households seeking instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sereglmpsted
Grawain-School of
Kine
John Inéente
St. Paul's
Henry VIII
Edward VI
Yenit
Paris
Augustus Smith
Ashlyn
Berkhampsied
Kingdom
Berkhampsted
Bedford
Turner
Todd
Treatment of PayppR Lunatics in the Bristol Asylum
Visiting magistrates report shocking conditions at Bristol lunatic ward showing overcrowded rooms no proper classification nor employment for patients. Descriptions detail small, damp female and male pens, lack of dining or day rooms, inadequate ventilation, unsafe restraints, and use of muzzles. Call for reorganization, separate classes, and new facilities. praise Stapleton model and warn guardians to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee ST Oh
James Wood
George Edding Sanders
Richard Ash
Gorehouse
Bridewell
Lunatic Asylum
Bristol
Corporation of the Poor
Stapleton
Court of Guardians
Bethlehem Hospital
Secretary of State
Home Department
Saint Peter's Hospital
Enardians
Bristol Gazette
Committee of Management
Waleord
Ilford
Essex
Powell
Norwich
235 K
London
Upton
Windsor
Tursday
Duchess of Kent
Bachelor's
Acre
St. George's Chapel
Bachelors of Windsor
Royal Windsor
72D
Royal Highlanders
G. J. Aobuthnot
Sheet-street
Devonshire
Cornwall
Revel ends with prize to Webber backed by Stone
A well-known player named Webber carried off the backawarding prize a handsome and well filled purse awarded to Stone the celebrated backswordsman who gained the prize at the revel last year. After the amusements which did not terminate till nearly dark there was a splendid display of fireworks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webber
Stone
Varying Ireland News From Drogheda to Dublin
A Drogheda ship on stocks caught fire or was set ablaze before launch, a three masted 600 ton barque. Lord Lieutenant and Countess Fortescue visited Belleisle with a royal salute, then a lavish déjeuner. Cork Assizes featured a breach of promise case. damages set at £1,500. Emigration and land reclamation urged in census note. A Dublin sergeant killed himself over a romance with a square girl, after officers refused consent to wed. Public distress around population growth and poverty cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
CaEtDhan’s Friend Society
Kent
Hackneywick
Children’s Friend Society
Morning Chronicle
Payne
Langbourne
Beadle
Smithfield
Camberwell
R. H. Smythe
Gravesend
St. Martin
Duke‘street
Adelphi
Loxpon Group Junctiion Railway
London Grand Junction Railway Company
Cheapside
Staunton
Rastrick
Perkins
Bloomspury
A. Davies
High Street
Bloomsbury
High Holborn
Chandos Street
King-street
County
Farringdon
Watling-street
King
Davies
Great Queen Street
LincoLn’s Inn Fields
Great Queenstreet
Lincoln's Inn Fields
Willson
Great ‘Queen-street
Lincoln’s Sun-fields
Morris
Smith
Ann Fisher
Guy’s Hospital
Dustin
Drogheda
Countess Fortescue
Belleisle
Nicolas
Dublin and Kingstown
Ireland
Lord Campbell
Court of Chancery
Lady Campbell
Jonathan D. Clarke
William Deane Freeman
William Armstrong
John R. Corballis
Charles O'Malley
Henry J. Baldwin
Jeremiah James Murphy
Henry Martley
Gerald Fitzgibbon
Joseph Nelson
James O’brien
Lord Charlemont
County of Tyrone
Earl Belmore
Calcraft
Grisi
Lablache
Mario
Miss Campion
Belfast
Suicipe Tarouca Love
60Th Rifles
Cullen
Beggar's Bush Barracks
Dublin
Emigration Plan by Paisley Unemployed for Port Philip
Resolutions from a Paisley meeting of unemployed workers urge emigration to Port Philip or Sydney due to near total job scarcity. They seek clothing funding and government aid, urging subscriptions via John Scott, banker, and Provost Bisset. The motion calls on MPs Hastie Maxwell Stewart and Viscount Kelburne to press for support and lists committee representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paisley
Port Philip
Sydney
John Scott
Provost Bisset
William Monrmison
Philosophical-hall
Seed-hill
William Morrison
Clyde
Colonial Land and Emigration Committee
Lord Melbourne
Elizabeth
Hastie
Patrick Maxwell Stewart
County
Viscount Kelburne
Ayrshire
Her
Alex Chisholm
James Mackintosh
Peter Mackintosh
Daniel Campbell
Andrew Weir
William Monrisey
Execution of John Self the Murder of Jemima Stimpson
Public justice was carried out today for the murder of a innocent girl. John Self faced the scaffold at Norwich Castle Hill with ministers present and a large crowd assembled as the rope dropped, ending his life swiftly. Witnesses described a grave yet orderly scene, with a sense of penance and shock among spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Self
Jemima Stimpson
Hong
Agin
Hethersett
Sulu
Norwich
Weompani
Persil
Weyman the Condemned Hero of Peninsular War
A London paper recounts Weyman the condemned man awaiting execution after a long life of military service. It notes his four forlorn hopes at Ciudad Rodrigo, his head wounds, and his petitions to the Duke of Wellington amid hopes for clemency as his life nears its end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wryman
Duke of Weltinnes
Tur Kan
Ciudad Rodrigo
Colborne
Elou
Gurwood
Thomas Picton
Crawter
Weyman
Uiler
Home Secretary
Gloucester Chronicle
Lamrdas
Havre
William Brown
Monte Video
Leopoldina Rosa
Video
Haglish
Ameren
James Dickson
Dicksen
Dewi
Procureur
Yeni
Mo Eney
Demi Mittal
Bess
Waterloo Bridge
Aldi
Arlington-street
Lambeth
Regent-street
Westminster
Hawes Ig Chandler
Milbanl
Putney-brigg
Fort Ever
Phelps
Atalanta
Battersea-bridge
Farhaan
Stockton
Eal
Hermitage
Wapping
Son
Nicholson
Bell
Also Mentioned on This Page
France
Spain
Madrid
Lotd
Chamber of Deputies
M. Gonzales Bravo
Catalonia
Interior
M. Bravo
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippine Islands
Almaden
Gonzales
Senate
Journalis
Moderado Party
Espartero
Moderado
Gar
Leopold O'Donnell
Pampeluna
Daroca
Portugal
Marquis de Saldanha
Donna Maria
Vienna
Lisbon
Cintra
Palmella
Terceira
Count de Villa Real
Holy Alliance
Leira
Campo Do Rocio
Germany
Lord Beauvale
Duke of Bordeaux
Austria
Kirbherg
Berne
Ihe
Argau
Turkey
East
Bev
Canprxs Oui Nbws From’ Cattolia
Sfakig
Greece
Candia
Cretams
Corfu
Ommunaney
Vesuvius
Hazard
Athens
Quananrivz
Messina
England
Lazaretto
United States, &c
Atlantic
Cunard
Caledonia
M‘keller
Ander
Bury
R.N
New York
Boston
Isv
Halifax
United States
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Canada
John Russell
Lord Sydenham
House of Assembly
St. Lawrence
Mexico
Tapico
New Orleans
Bustamente
Santa Anna
Vera Cruz
China
Macao
Bombay
Madras
Elliot
Canton
Formosa
Mincing Lane
Levant Mail
Constantinople
Alexandria
Smyrna
Malta
Mehemet Ali
Mehemet
Seraglio
Candiate
Crete
Tunis
Tahir
Syria
Pacha
Damascus
Porte
Lebanon
Selim Pacha
Beyrout
Servia
Benbow
Tyne
Suda
Lord Ponsonby
Said _Bey
the Metropolis
Scotland
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!