Thames police aid save steamship from fierce blaze
The Thames police inspectors Lewis Farley and Fogg, aided by their men, battled fire on a large steam vessel after a man uncovered hatches. Water from a deck pump and a floating engine helped, with heavy damage to deck and framing but cargo largely saved. Proposals to add a Kilburn bridge railway station are noted for travel convenience.
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Lewis
Thames
Southwark Bridge
Farley
Fogg
Thames Police
Paddington
Kilhun
Bayswater
Pimlico
London and Birmingham Railway
Kilburnbridge
Euston Square
Chartists and Attwood flurry amid Birmingham politics
The report counters a prior claim of chartist drills at Holloway Head, recounting a merry group of youths dancing and a sergeant's reaction. It also covers the retirement of MP Thomas Attwood, the Birmingham reform scene, and the probability that Joseph Sturge will be urged as candidate with broad liberal support.
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Birmingead
Holloway Head
Lanigan
Joseph Sturge
Aly. Sturge
Sturge
Isyeumg
Tee
Richard Spocer
Apooner
Birmingham
Attwood
Spooner
Anti-Corn Law
Sturce
Deritend
Bordestery
Brighton
Shoreham
New England
Nomed Wilson
Tisnover Terrace
John Cate
Stubbefield
Aml
Sussex County Hospital
Clayton
BE. Ashiswn
Dover
William Quinton
Gestedy
Thomas Barton Rutley
Quinton
Musie
London
Rutley
Condon
Aleur
Lonian
Post-Office
Mr. Rutley
Moodie
Mr. Moodie
Paris
Dover Chronicle
Leicester
Marrior
Friends of
All Saints
Thompson
John Seal
Messrs
Smart
Markham
Roberts
Colonel Thompson
Sete
Leicester Chronicle
Coroner's Inquest on Mr William Taylor and a Railway Accident
The coroner at Islington reassembled a jury to hear the inquest into the death of stockbroker Mr William Taylor found in a cab. Post mortem showed brain congestion from intoxication, with arson and poisoning tests negative. A separate Hooley Lane railway accident crushed a man’s fore legs, forcing immediate euthanasia of the horse and wrecking a coal wagon.
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Liverpool
Livérpool Albion
Western
Jackson
White Hart Inn
March
Drage
Sutton
Sorvidon
Griffin Inn
W. Pratt
Lord Western
Church
Calvert
Gray Woodward
Woodward
Hoop Hotel
Cambridge
London
The
Star
Cambridge Independent Press
Morning Chronicle
Mr. Western
Scotland
Savoy
Reggio
Calabria
Perthshire
Fife
Lothians
Comrie
St. Jean de Maurienne
Steyning
Sussex
White Horse Inn
H. D. Goring
Shoreham
Charles Burrell
G. Lennox
David Salomons
Kent
Bramber
Salomons
Duke of Richmond
Charles Goring
Wyndham
Edwin James
Swansea
Bazon Spotasco
Tilsiey
Joseph Harries
Somerset-house
Baron Spolasco
Walters
Rees
Harries
Ireland
Tunbridge
Medway
Seale
Slade Meadows
Bopy
Williamm
Wakley
William Taylor
Pied Bull Tavern
Islington
Preedy
Marshall
Joseph Collingwood
Pope’s Head Alley
Cornhill
Tubbs
Tottenham Court-Road
London and Brighton
Hooley-lane
Croydon
James Peters
Merstham
Hooley-house
Thomas Green
St. Helen's
St. Helen’s
John Heyes
Peter Greenall
Patrick Staham
George Murray
John Costello
Smithy Brow
Murray
Costello
Stakam
Philip Macguire
Macguire
Staham
Gaskell
Waterloo-bridge
Carter
Surrey
Lambeth
Joseph York
Chartered Gas Company
Charles Thrasher
Wagstaff
Russell
Waterloo Road
Eliza Grimwood
Fleet Prison
Victoria Theatre
Herbert Jenner
Apsley Pellatt
Mapleton
Board of Guardians of the Stockfast Union
Poor Law Commissioners
E. J. Stanley
Treasury
Peck
Leicester Voluntary Church Society
Thorogood
Chelmsford
Leicester
Joan" Easthope
Wynn Ellis
Bidner
Bisa
Peking Tor
Musgrave
Hereford
Cavendish
Biographical Sketch of Dr. Butler of Shrewsbury
The article chronicles John Butler later Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry, born 1774 at Kenilworth Warwickshire, educated at Rugby and Cambridge, winning Browne medals, Craven scholarship, and senior optimes. It notes his headmastership at Shrewsbury, edition of Aeschylus, various appointments from vicar to archdeacon and finally bishop, his family, and his funeral at St Mary’s, Shrewsbury.
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Ohn Butler
Kenilworth
Warwickshire
James
Rugby
Sohn's College
Cambridge
Was
William Browne
Craven
Keate
Eton
Bethell
Bangor
Samuel Taylor
Coleridge
St. John’s College
Royal
Shrewsbury School
Butler
Viscount Melbourne
Lichfield
Coventry
Ryder
Worcester
Shrewsbury Schools
Benjamin Hall Kennedy
Duke of Sussex
House of Lords
Sarah
Apthorp
Mary
Bather
Harriet
John Lloyd
Thomas Butler
Angar
Schylus
Connop ‘Thirlwall
Trinity College
Howard
St. Mary’s Church
Worth
Letter from Dan Wheerster to Duke of Rutland on Anglo American harmony
Read at Leicester agricultural meeting the letter from Dan Wheerster stresses close trade ties between England and the United States. It notes Britain's role as importer of American wheat and corn and warns against disruption to bilateral commerce. The letter invites the duke to visit Niagara Falls and America, promising a warm reception.
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Duke of Rutland
Leicester
London
Duke
Waltham Agricultural Association
Belvoir
England
United States
France
Eingland
America
Belvoir Castle
Falls of
Niagara
Dan
Lipenanity and Labouchere in Railway Compensation Dispute
In a December notice from Satunpay the Railway Magazine defends Mr Labouchere’s stance on a £35,000 compensation to allow a line through his estate. It praises his conscience against opposition and notes a later offer to relinquish £15,000 of his claim after revaluing the estate.
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Labouchere
Eastern Counties Railway
Railway Magazine
Police raid on Jer myn Street Cottage Club gaming house
Police entered 60 Jer my n street in a bid to suppress a select gaming house linked to Crockford's club. They seized dice, counters, cards and rakes, arrested two leaders Thomas Jackson and Thomas Wilmot and five visitors, then charged them under a new act with managing or being in a common gaming house.
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Jérmyn
Baker
Jackson
Mr. Long
Thomas Jackson
Thomas Wilmot
George Stewart
Thomas ‘Smith
Henry Palmer
John Jones
John Rogers
Bodkin
Adolphus
Wilmot
Inspector Jenkins
E Division
Jermyn-street
Jarvis
Crockford
Colinton
C Division
Opis
Long
Crockford’s
Queen
Lords
Commons
Jack Son
Conmibai
Owas
Asackson