Telexed fragment hints at price and numbers
A terse OCR fragment lists numbers and a price pattern with unclear context. It mentions 85 and 56 alongside other digits, but no clear event, names, or place are readable. The record preserves minimal readable facts from the damaged text.
Public Writing Against Chartist Leaders and Feargus O Connor
A critical retrospective highlights opposition to Feargus O Connor and Chartist leaders from 1838, arguing they failed to deliver practical reforms. The piece mocks O Connors rhetoric and warns readers against insurrection, describing past agitators as visionaries with no real plans. It condemns the Northern Star’s incitements and defends moral, peaceful agitation.
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Feargus O'Connor
Birmingham
O'Connor
Attwood
Mr. Stephens
Bronterre O'Briven
Mr. Attwood
Mr. O'Conner
Lovett
Hetherington
Douglas
Salt
Stephens
Ashton
Nottingham
Walter
Bronterre O'Brien
Northern Star
Stalybridge
Manchester
Sch
London
Hockly Chronicle
Norwich
Hurrell
Peterloo
Star
Thistlewood
Brunt
Tidd
England
Feargus ‘Connor
Plronicle
The Queen's Visit to Scotland Embarkation Plans
Report on Her Majesty's embarkation at Woolwich with detailed orders for dockyard access, the vessels and officers chosen to convey the royal party, and the parade of support craft. It notes early-week movements, royal escort logistics, and preparations at Woolwich, Greenwich, and Granton with emphasis on safety, ceremony, and maritime arrangements.
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Scotland
Woowica
Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty
Woolwich
Frederick Wood
Royal George
Charles St. Clair
Caledonia
William Southey
Coast-Guard
Simpson H. Ricketts
F. J. Diggins
A. Kynaston
Shearwater
Robert Coote
C. J.P. Glinn
Lightning
H. V. Poulett
Salamander
Pique
Henry Forbes
Fearless
Frederick Bullock
John Washington
A. §. Hamond
G. Snell
Daphne
John James Onslow
Rhadamanthus
Thomas Lacn
Monkey
William Bryant
Windsor Castle
Buckingham Palacy
North
Windsor
Lord Adolphus Filgarence
Rhaes
Grand Parade
Royal Yacht
Lebo
Worlanen
Dr. Reid
Hamond
Camperdown
Noro
Royal Yacht Club
Princess Charlotte
Oliver Lacy
Teignmouth
John Colborne
Admiralty
Francis Collier
Board of Green Cloth
Feltham
Robinson
Prince Athent
Royal
Prince Albert
Capt
Collier
Greenwich
George the Fourth
Greenwich Hospital
Hirth
Gravesend
Tilbury Fort
Nore
Yarmouth
Granton
Provost Reac
Leith
Robert Peel
Board of Admiralty
Duke of Buccleuch
Prince's Street
Dalkeith Palace
Edinburgh
Drayton
Evinsmen
Palace of Holyrood
Board of Works
Breadalbane
Earl of Mansfield
Earl of Kinnoul
Willoughby D'Eresby
Court
Elizabeth
Knights of the Shire
England
St. Stephens
Buccleuch
Sutherland
Breadal
Epicure
William Curtis
Holyrood
Cresar
Cleopatra
Nereides
Jord
Englad
Central Criminal Court shows murder verdict in illegitimate child case
In a Saturday session at the Central Criminal Court Sarah Stroud, 25, was found guilty of murdering her illegitimate child Harriet Stroud. The prosecution presented testimony from hospital staff, workhouse witnesses, and consolatory statements during the trial, with the judge delivering the death sentence. Additional cases included an alleged rape by Anthony James M Douall and various fracas and assault proceedings at Bow Street and Marlborough Street magistrates courts.
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Prince Albert
England
Royal
Windsor
Morocco
Great Western
Qlueen
Royal Mews
Cumberland Lodge
Ue Quarton
Arabia
Morning Chronicle
St. Luke's
Middlesex
Reid
Suisse
Marquis of Hertford
United Service Gazette
Leeds
Yorkshire
Lancashire
Cheshire
Potteries
Midland
Nottingham
Derby
Leicester
Warwick
Staffordshire
Scotland
Leeds Mercury
Messrs
Borts
Kensington
Kennington
James Rolls
Kennington Lane
Southwark
Waterloo Road
Weat of England Company
Connorton
Rolls
Tar Crry
Walker
Seacoal-lane
Fleet-lane
Farringdon-street
Old Bailey
Central Criminal Court
Sarah Stroud
Harriet Stroud
Vrendergast
Thomas
Sarah Lee
St. Pancras
Mr. Doane
Wellington-street
Camden-town
James Jones
Regent's Canal
York and Albany
Albert Road
Mary Ann Parsons
St Pancras
Doane
Eliza Samnin
Bodkin
Clarkson and
Phillips
Hansan
Rathbone-place
Bow Street
Charles William Stringer Fitzgerald
Henry Watson
No. 12
Cowcross Street
Gil Page
Clarkson
Robinson
Robert Samuel Roberts
Stanhope Street
Marlborough Street
Pictaptuty
Marie Smythe
Maltby
Eliza Baker
Royal Saloon
Piccadilly
Charlton
Fitzroy
Mr. Maltby
Mr. Blabby
Defendant
Clerkenwell
Marsh No
Wiggs
Humphries
Jarvis
Combe
Regency Bill passes French Chamber amid Thiers split
In Paris the Chamber of Deputies approved the Regency Law by 310 to 94 despite M. Harrot’s bloc backing De Sade’s amendment limiting the measure to the Count of Paris’s accession. The split pitted Thiers against the left with liberal papers rebuking his defection while noting his prior support for the bill. Thiers plans a Swiss visit after leaving Paris with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Harrot
de Sade
M. Odillon Barrot
M. Thiers
the Siecle
M. Th
Chamber
Chamber of Peers
Count Mole
M. La.marting
Duke de Neynours
Strasburg
Hotel de Ville
St. Louis
Duke of Orleans
M. ‘Thiers
Switzerland
Baden
Russia
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Bou
W Peace
Germany
Cologne
Prussia
Austria
Hanover
Bavaria
Wurtemberg
Nassau
Belle Vue
Duke of Wellington
Horse Guards
Royal Albert
Miss Collier
Francis A. Collier
K C.B
Kat
Royal Marines
Royal Marine Band
Occasius
Oliver Lang
Maatster
Woolwiel
Lang
James Alexander Gordon
K.C.B
T. A. Parke
Turner
Andersen
Royal Artillery
Macdonald
Woxorr
Ament
Bintu
Metropolis
Haymarket
Surrey
Victoria
Order of the Bath and Garter
St. James's
Crockford
Order of the Bath
Polytechnic Institution
Gorma
Ostend
Farl of Aberdeen
Foreign Affairs
Ancupisuor
Caxtenarry
Addington Park
Lorn Vivian
G.C.B
Axy Galhl
Ware
Richard Hussey
Lord Vivian
Ordnance
Pia
Finders and
Holland
Duke of York
Jane
Nimeguen
Geldermalsen
the Helder
7Th Hussars
Sir John Moore
Orthes
Nive
Toulouse
Croix D’orale
Waterloo
Visian
Sahagun
Benevente
Rikes
1St Dragoons
Irisu Bisnopri
Trinity CoLlect
Dusiix
Weening Mail
Pakenham
Duchess of Wellington
Meath
Evening Post
Dickenson
Queen's County
Singer
National Board
Doctor Singer
Lord Grey
Dublin
Dr. Bisset
Doctor Whately
M‘neil
Philpottson
O'Brien
Ossory
Ireland
Pennefather
Jackson
Sergeant Warren
Lord de Grey
Aur-Sargis
Loni
Donaldson
Henry Hughs
Bedford Chapel
Bloomsbury
Duke of Bedford
Law and Police
Foreign Intelligence
France
Spain
Madrid
Alicant
Aston
Barcelona
Catalonia
Zurbano
Gerona
Moekein
Magdeburg
Neva
St. Petersburg
Frankfort Gazette
Rome
Christendom
Turkey
East
Constantinople
Persia
Porte
Teheran
Erzercum
Juz
United States
A&m
Cowes
Iris
New York
Lord Ashburton
Mr. Webster
Senate
America
Great Weratern
Hoskins
Great
Pui Lanrlputa
Aug.s
British West Indies
Lombard Street
Schuylkill
Grand Jury
Philadelphia
Tvler
New York Journal
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