Steam-boat Bachelor Run Aground In Thames Incident
Passengers on the Bachelor steam-boat, traveling from London to Vauxhall, are alarmed when the vessel runs aground near Blackfriars after misjudging a bridge arch. The ship is freed by nightfall with no damage reported. In a separate fire incident, Mary Noel is severely burned in Granby place Waterloo road. a constable and lodgers extinguish the blaze, but recovery is hopeless.
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Thames
London
Vauxhall
Blackfriars Bridge
DnreaDrut Accipeyt Py
Noel
Inquest on Rv Brack train tragedy at Tamworth KW
The Birmingham Derby line inquest concluded with manslaughter verdicts against two truck operators Barber and King after a train collision killed Black. The coroner cleared the railway company but pursued Mr. Marson for obstructing trams, while bail freed him later. Extraordinary cases from Brighton, Bury, Derby reveal murders, robberies, and curious trials across towns, with police and magistrates pursuing suspects and reporting on the deadly outcomes.
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Birmingham
Rv. Brack
Derby Barthway
Marson
Barber
King
Tamworth
Kingsbury
Shesta
Black
Warwick
Carter
Lord Aylesford
Lord Seymour
Bury
Lancashire
Lancaster Castle
Richard Hanser
Abraham Wood
Edmund Grundy
F. M. Baker
Bolton
County Constabulary
Hanser
Aly. G. Armitage
Baker
Armitage
George Brindle
Thomas Stopford
Robert Wilkinson
Manchester
Liverpool
Derby
Rex
R. Mackuix
Macklin
Lord Byron
Mr. Howard
Imbyshire Chronicle
Dublin
John Robert Malone
O'Connor
Collage Street
Bank inquiry exposes alleged mismanagement at British and Australasian Bank
In a public inquiry at City Chambers, accountant William Richards reports that the British and Australasian Bank at Moorgate Street operated without proper authority. He details irregular share installments, unpaid balances owed by directors, and unverified colonial branch dealings, signaling potential swindle. attendees debate accountability and demand further evidence.
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British and Australasian Bank
Maxsion Hoost
Mr. Richards
Boucher
Whitcomb
Beddome
Ashurst
Chapman Marshall
Peter Laurie
Alderman Pirie
South Australia
Moorgate-street
Frederick Boucher
Wheeler
South Australian Bank
British and
Australasian Bank
Richards
William, Richards
Moorgate Street
The
Australasian Loan Company
W. H. Burnand
George Cox
Daniel Fryett
Sydney
New South Wales
Maitland
Ditto
Port Phillip
Hobart Town
van Diemen’s Land
Launceston
Adelaide
Perth
Western Australia
Albany
King George’s Sound
George Whitcomb
J. &. Gordon
Walter Scott
Bank of Australia
Australia
London Board of
Bank
London
Ditto Colonial
Dees
J. H. Jennings
Lagatibieesle Ca
London & Westminster Bank i
Neeee
Austraassian Loan Company
F. Boucher
George Shadforth Ogilvie
R. Compton
Stephen Fussell
Robert Morrison
Meining
James Brodie Gordon
Beucher
William Henry Scarnett
van Diemen’s Land Company
New Zealand
I’. Boucher
Mgr. F. Boucher
F. Boncher
T. Walker
Walker
Francis Grote
Charles Grote
Charles Loucher
Charles Boucher
William Richards
New City Chambers
Chatham Bank
Gough
Hank
Chatham
Australasian
Duncan
Mr. Duncan
Liverpool anti slavery society withholds support from new Buxton scheme
Report notes the Liverpool anti slavery society keeps its stance that abolition must come first, while withholding backing from Sir F Buxton's new civilizing Africa scheme. It also covers Burpex or Food Taxes in Mo xp y with long population estimates and tax projections, and a fall from a vat at Combe and Delafield brewers leading to two men seriously injured.
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Liverpool Anti-Slavery Society
Sir F. Buxton
Africa
J. D. Hume
M‘gregor
Board of Trade
Combe
Delafield
Thomas and
Roberts
Messrs
Combe and
Castle-street
Long-acre
Westminster Hospital
The Viceroy by John Fisher Murray reviewed
A literary Chronicle praises The Viceroy, a political novel set in Ireland. The reviewer commends the liberal, sound treatment of governance and finds the political characters true to life, promising readers a vivid portrayal of the Great Agitator in Parliament amid Irish scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fisher Murray
London
John Murray
Ireland
The Liberator Upon the Irish Hills
Randolph and Charles encounter the famed agitator at Iveragh while touring with a hunting party. The burly reformer welcomes them to his abbey as hounds bay in the night, and the group is drawn into a cordial, theatrical hospitality that foreshadows a grand reception and political intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trishman
Anon
Shakespeare
Charles
Liberator
Randolph
St. Julian
Darrynane
Iveragh
Charles Harvey
Gene
Morgan
Maurice
Times
Shakespeare Randolph
Catherine
Petrnchio
Cahir
Jack Randolph
Fussileers
Lord Alderney
Marquis of
Larias
Riot at Irish burial ends in mob violence and graveside chaos
In a churchyard scene described with vivid frenzy, a mob storms the grave, overthrows the Reverend Rufus Corrigan and clerks, reads the Riot Act amid stones and pistol threats, and hurls the magistrate into a fresh grave, as Ambrose and Charles Harvey aid in retreat.
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Collin
Rufus Corrigan
Ambrose
Charles
Nut
Churel
Linn
Charles Harvey
Randolph
Parih
Ireland
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O’connor
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Alderman Perrin
Lieutenant Plunkett
Kingstown
Plunkett
Williams
Newgate
Morning Register
Glasgow
Staupine
Chapel-hall
Airdrie
Murray and Baurie
Kelly
Mary Shiels
Chambers
Hamilton
Lapford
Devon
ForTuEn
Mary Ann Tucker
R. Tucker
Tucker
Wm. Partridge
Partridge
Mr. Tucker
Agnes Partridge
Southleigh
PstRadiolkday
Clydey
Pembroke
John Davies
Hendre Gwlym
Swansea
Bristol
City of Bristol
Charles Collins
William Poole
Thomas Uamber
Donald Frazer
Margaret Urquhart
Llangemith
Abonut
William More
Llangennith
Long Sutton
Brooke
Yorkshire
R. Bond
Wisbech
Havel
Lincoln Mercury
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