The Privateereman and Other Oddities in The Literary Chronicle
The piece reviews the Literary Chronicle and its new editor Mr. Ainsworth, praising and critiquing contents such as The Court of Monte Cristo and Town Life in Italy. It laments lengthy serials, praises a poem The Rose's Funeral, and comments on articles and tales including Mr. White's tale and a travel sketch.
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Marrxat
Grant
Marryat
James
Robertses
Iaw
Aineworth
ETF
Ryon
Friedrich Fonsallet
John Oxenroxp
Eurely
J. C
AssensaTs
Ainsworth
Monte Christo
Italy
Ispahan
C. Stuart Law
Lambeth
Alfred
Fanny Leithbridge
Leithbridge
Goura
Murder in Newington case at Lambeth court
A detailed inquest and examination follow the shooting death of Daniel Fitzgerald in Peacock Street Newington. Samuel Quennell, a builder’s foreman, is charged with wilful murder after witness testimony describes a fatal pistol shot, prior tensions, and alleged threats. The case includes witnesses from Quennell’s firm, shopkeepers, and residents, with multiple pistol purchases linked to the suspect. The inquest continues with depositions and further examination set for the Central Criminal Court.
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Heary
Lambeth Court
Owen M‘cariby
Queen-Street
Walworth
Quennell
Kennington-lane
Kennington Road
Peacock-street
Fitzgerald
Gunnieren
Therisoner
Henry
Eary Martin Allam
Agnes-street
Waterloo-road
Ann Westwood
Ase
Peacock
Abs
Frederick Bunn
Tubb
M'Carthy
John Marne
Walworth Road
Robinson
Rust
Crown Street
White Hart
Ws. Popham
Queen's Law
Kenning Lton Road
Peacock Public House
Smith
Henry Here
Pescock Tavern
High-street
Newington
Wm. Carter
Lambeth
Watchetey
Sarah Quennell
Mr. Henry
Games
Carter
L Division
William Quennell
Daniel Fitzgerald
M‘carthy
Winess
William
Mr.Henry
Witneses
Mr. Henty
Witneas
Mackay
Fitsgerald
Pescock-street
Mr. Games
Aullen
Julia Quennell
Owen M‘carthy
Horns and Groom
Kennington Lane
James Parker
Harriet Denver
Peacock Street
Jean Sge
Gunn
Elas
High Street
H. M. Allam
Agnes Street
Waterloo Road
Harriet Denyer
Caroner
Samuel Quennell
Lamart Quennell
Davie Fitzgerald
Quennnell
Mr. Quennell
Sam
Mra. Quennell
Frederick Burney
William Welling
Belvaner
Central Criminal ‘Ourt
Dreadful Loss of the Emigrant Ship Mary of London
Survivors recount the wreck of the emigrant ship Mary on a homeward voyage from Sydney to London. After striking a reef near Bass Strait, seven minutes of chaos left 17 women and children dead, with 42 saved on a long boat that endured oil, casks, and wreckage for nine and a half hours before landing on Flinders Island. Captain Newby and crew showed calm conduct amid disaster as the survivors struggled for food and shelter.
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London
Sydney
Penyard Park
Lloyd's
Mary
Ipswich
New South Wales
J. G. Collins
13Th Light Dragoons
Sarah Saroom
Newby
Evans
Heather
Turnbull
Bushel
Sarah Goy
Sarah Folkes
Eliza Robinson
Hefferman
Reeves
J. Abbott
Hail
M. Nicholson
S. Gayer
G. Hannon
J+. Jones
J. Neale
J. Wilkinson
T. Newman
Collins
Port Jackson
New Zealand
Bose
Wilson
Cape of Good
Mrs. Collins
Sarah
Augusta
Kate
Todd
Chaling
Providence
Abelsteros
Muate, &c
Flinder's Island
Matteys
Eldeas
Dauahter
Jamedan
Address to the British Public from North Riding of Tipperary Magistrates
The magistrates of the North Riding of Tipperary meet at Nenagh and urge the British public to back measures against terror and murder in Ireland. They call for a modified Insurrection Act and a district-wide fine on murder sites, with funds to victims, arguing coerced defense and witness safety are needed as violence spreads from August 1844 to February 1845.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Healy
Manus
Clare
Clare Journal
Leyne
EL. O'Brien
Mcapes
Enniekillen
3Rair
Ireland
Enviskillen
Irvine
Fermanegh
Enniskillen
Arrvant
Miss Irvine
Ovenden
Nizon
Mintreas
Joor
Jed
Ropbery
Waarich
North Riding
Tipperary
Nenagh
Clarke
Englihmen
Leest
Lord- Lieutenant
Privy Council
Lous
DusaLcer
Francie Aldborough Prittie
Cus
Rot
Henry RK. Carden
Bart
Thomas B. Dancer
Edmund Waller
Henry Prittie
Henry Dwyer
Richard Miracke Bayly
Jonathan W. Walsh
Joshua Robert Minnitt
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Times
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Jerrold
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