Fearful Collision on the River Involving Emerald and John Bull
A three velock steamer the Emerald from London to Gravesend collided with the John Bull near Gravesend. The Emerald was crushed and towed to Gravesend with passengers injured and several men overboard. The John Bull lost boats and bulwarks in the disaster and both vessels were entangled before help arrived.
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Diamond Parker Company
Emerald
London
Gravesend
Gjwenhithe Pier
Niles
J. Pindar
Pindar
John Bull, Hamburgh Packet
Bulding
John Bull
Blackwall
Ann
Tely
Terrace
Ne Emerald
Hamburgh
Thames
Elbe
Monopolist Meeting at Chelmsford on Corn Laws
A large Agriculturists meeting at the Saracen's Head Hotel Chelmsford, chaired by Robert Baker of Wrottle, opposes any reduction of Corn Law duties. Speakers urge unity, warn dissenters, and praise Peel's fall, calling for strong opposition and funding to protect agricultural interests.
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Saracen's Head Hotel
Chelmsford
Robert Baker
Wrottle
A. Copeland
Nelson
England
Ducrviz
John Tyrrell
Petes
Carlton Club
R. Peel
Robert Peel
Waterloo
Duke of Wellington
Lord Stanley
Lord Wharncliffe
G.somerset
M. S. Herbert
London
Maynooth
John Russell
Ireland
House of Lords
Humbug
Peel
G. Palner
M.P
C. G. Round
Fisher Hobbs
Case of Rev Loftus vicar and ban on visiting houses of ill fame
Judgment by Sir H Jenner Fust deprives Rev Arthur Loftus of his position over alleged visits to houses of ill fame and harbouring bad women. An inquest at Champion Tavern, Salisbury Street, Lisson Grove, concerns Frances Eliza Byall who died after throat symptoms linked to a dog bite. coroner and witnesses discuss possible rabies. verdict: death from hydrophobia due to rabid animal bite. police act against dogs in public spaces.
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Baron Alderson
Coleridge
Justice Cresswell
Stockfort
Stockport
Cobden
London
Watts
Robert Peel
Peel
Duke of Buckingham
Duke of Sicumond
Duke of Richmond
Steyning
Sussex
Liverpool
Glasgow
Birmingham
Bate Tuckport
Lord Lonsdale
Richmond
Stock Burt
Tichmond
Wakley
Champion Tavern
Salisbury-street
Lisson-grove
Frances Eliza Byall
Blary White
Gunning
Fitzpatrick
Jeames the Railroad Footman of Berkeley Square
A Wednesday night railway farce titled Jeames the Railroad Footman of Berkeley Square parodied Punch letters. It follows Jeames from servitude to fashionable circles, ending in a tragic reverse amid a city panic with Compton’s comic acting as a highlight.
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Patrezsa
Hojas
Chambers
Albany
Berkeley Square
Mary Anne Scroggins
Compton
Suppex Dratu
Hortano
Wakley
Wilmington Arms
Yardley Street
Brussels
Racing and shipping odds and a perilous well rescue
Sporting intelligence covers Tattersall bets on Crester Cup entries and a sale of horses from Eat of Veautau’s Blood Stock. A dramatic well rescue in Fosran area sees William Brown and Mr Leish trapped, with locals digging through night and day to free them as officials coordinate emergency measures and praise Alexander Grant for risking life to help.
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Tattersall
Morspar
Sting
E. R. Clark
Mr. Bennett
Hopr
Mr. Robinson
Morpeth
Lord G. Bentick
Dexsr
Lord E. Russell
Gen. Shubrick
Brocardo
Colonel Anson
Iago
Mr. E. Peel
Spithead
Mr. Ramsay
Malcolm
Mr.o
Veautau
Laurel
Christina
Plenipotentiary
Ishmael
Corumba
Portixa Ox
Litte
Buingo Ativs
Fosran
William Brown
Leish
Barclay
MrLeish
Brown
M‘leish
Alexander Grant
Turos
Ahruak
Clugston
Stephenson
Low
Roberson
Sheriffa
Dundee
Messia
Eddy
Blackadder
Leslie
M'Leish
Arbroath
Alleged Murders At Sea Heard In Thames Court
At Thames police court on Tuesday George Johnstones charged with wilful murder on board a ship from Hong Kong to London. Wounds and mutiny claims emerged from crew testimonies including Nelson, Rambert, Reason, and Morris as captives described in detail amid quarrels, lashings, and pistol fire. Trial postponed to next Tuesday as Crown prosecutes.
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George Johustons
Tory
Thames
Hong Kong
London
William Rambert
William Mars
Thomas Reason
Mr. Humphreys
George Johnstons
Thomas Gair
Hoe
French
Cordoviallo
Nelson
Burton
Broderic
Morris
Joseph Morrie
Mr. Braderip
Joseph Rouilleau
Barry Yelverton
Plymouth
Yelverton
Johnstone
Gair
Lee
Mr. Bile
Julian
William Burton
Mara
Mr. Broderip
Mears
Rambert
Dunn
Alison
Tucker
Deal
Cure
Qair
Krona
Ranger
Hayward
Seasione
Andrew Nelson
Baths and Washhouses for the Labouring Classes
Public dinner at the London Tavern marks the foundation stone laying in Wentworth Street Whitechapel for a model baths and washhouses project for the labouring classes. Lord Mayor chairs with many city notables pledge support amid calls to improve cleanliness and living conditions, aiming to reduce vice and promote health. Subscriptions near £7,000-£8,000, with total around £1,000 raised that evening. several donors named.
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London Tavern
Wentworth-Street
Whitechapel
Archdeacon Hale
W. Cotton
C. H. Turner
J. D. Powles
P. Borthwick
M.P
G. F. Young
Osgood Hanbury
R. Hankey
B. Hawes
W. Hawes
N. Gould
W. Soames
Tuatin
J. Buckingham
Hear
Cotton
Enstern
London
Victoria Park
Liverpool
Cheera
Neger
O. F. Young
Central Criminal Court
Common Council
Bollar
Powles
Bowie
Mise Burdett Coutts
The
Goldsmith's Company
Seymour Bathaurst
Mr. Hankey
Wr. W. Hawes
Messra
Hanbury and Co
Hallews
Fatal Steam Boiler Explosion at Bolton Mill
A boiler burst at Messrs Kitts and Rothwell near the Bolton and Liverpool Railway terminus caused multiple deaths and severe injuries. At least seven bodies recovered, three missing, with over 150 workers affected and extensive property damage. An inquest is planned. authorities maintain order as crowds gather.
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Botton
Kitts and Rothwell
Bolton and Liverpool
Anhors
Edward Rothwell
Peter Greenhalgh
Kitts
Afr. Kitts
Mr. Greenhaugh
Mr. Greenbaugh
Peter Greenhaugh
Thomas Mont
Alice Hamason
Alice Edage
David Scholes
Willam Gleicher
Mary Allen
Agnes Coulson
Eliza Coulson
Merv Partington
Richard Moot
Benjamin Mont
John Heaton
W W. Smith
Peter Wearing
Harris
Manly Health and Marriage Advice Promoted in London Notices
A controversial set of medical and moral treatises from Lucas and Co promote Curtis on Mental and Generative Diseases. The notices urge consultations at No 60 Newman Street and claim affordable advice, with multiple booksellers listed across London and beyond. The material includes cautions about false cures and requests careful patient detail.
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Thoes
C. J. Lucas and Co
London
Newman-street
Oxford
Brittain
J. Gordon
Leaderhall-street
G. Mantel
King-street
Southwark
C. Westertow
Park-side
Knightsbridge
Noble
Chancery-lane
Huett
Princes-street
Leicester-square
T. Sawler
St. Ann’s-Square
Manchester
W. Howell
Dale-street
Liverpool
W. Wood
High-street
Birmingham
W. Aod
He Robinson
Greenside-street
Hollobureh
T. Price
Dire Street
Dublin
Lucason
New Bell
Strange
Paternpater-row
Burgess
Coventry-street
Haymarket
Hanoay
Oxford-street
Mean
Cornhill
Guest
Bull-street
T. Lawlor
G. Philip
South Catt Street
Hobson
Market-street
Leeda
Allen
Loagrew
Nottingham
Clare
Bedford-row
Henderson
Castle-pince
Belfast
W.and
H. Robinson
Edinburgh
Love
Nelson-street
Glasgow
J. L. Cratis
Sun
Mercury
Naval and Military Gazette
Curtis
United Service Gazette
Mears, Curtis and Company
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