Pakenham with full powers and Pennsylvania debt plan
The article notes Pakenham with full powers and that any motion would await completion of negotiations. It cites Pennsylvania's governor message claiming the state never repudiated, only could not pay due to a depressed economy, expecting improvement in a few years to meet obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pakenham
Pennsylvania
Hoov
Facetia
Maisons de Duos
Luary
Sipiman
Mince
Paris
Squire
Jacob
Acros
Dave
Laily
Shepman
Yorsev
Shepma
Shoptman
Pekin
Norwood
Kensal-green
Lent Preachers List in London Churches 1844
The Metropolis prints a Lent preacher schedule from the Lord Bishop of London listing sermons at Christ Church Newgate St Andrew Undershaft St Clement Danes and St Giles in the Fields with sermon dates from February 21 to April 5 and prayers at eleven o'clock each Wednesday and Friday with a cathedral sermon at St Paul. A separate note covers a medical society meeting at the Crown and Anchor opposing the Royal College of Surgeons charter, outlining resolutions, committee actions, and planned deputation to government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Christ Church
Newgate
Wale
Legs
Gelling
Birch
Kynaston
Hall
Abbiss
Roberts
Mr. Dale
Mr. Wood
Mr. Handing
Mr. Stone
Mr.Mutehins
Mr. Gibbs
St. Andrew Undershaft
Mr. Janes
Essex
Mr. Minehin
Mr. Sharpe
Dr. Croly
Mr. Champneys
Mr. Blunt
Dr. Russell
Mr. Lacy
Ur. Acland
Mr. Leigh
Mr. Durham
Dr. Burnet
Mir. Povah
Antrobus
St. Clement Danes
Sinclair
Middlesex
Mr. Denham
Mr. Bowers
Rodwell
Forster
Mareh
Bean
Mr. Aurial
Mr. Gifford
Mr. Jennings
Mr. Wrench
Mr. Letta
Mr. Repton
H. K. Dukinfield, Bart
Mr. Eltis
Royal College of Surgeons of London
Crown and Anchor
Straud
Mackilwain
Carpue
Leynech
Carona
House of Commons
Gibbs
Hear
Margate Infirmary
Alderman Copeland
Alderman Gibbs
U.S. Hunter
Photopsom
Averialiax Agricertoral Company
Ollice
King’s
Captsin King
New South Wales
England
Wydle Wal
Vernlem
Bethlem Hospital
Bridewell
Wuld
Day
Ware
St. George
Air
Matthews
Longmore
Mvasrs
Oxenham
Osford-street
Imule
Excitement at Chatham dockyard over Valentine Bachelor case
Reports from Chatham dockyard describe mobbing of Valentine Bachelor after he testified against a suspected stolen goods dealer. Two suspended men were fined five pounds each and ordered to Maidstone House of Correction for three months with hard labor. In Devonport a pig carcass weight caused a building collapse injuring a pig dealer and a butcher's wife. Oxford officials reply to Lord Ashley defending Protestant unity and enforcement of the thirty nine articles amid university pamphlets. Field notes from Sheffield praise Mr Ward and describe mixed reactions from supporters and opponents including Mr Tronside's criticisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham
Chatham Dockyard
Valentine Bachelor
Bachelor
William Tanner
Tindereager K Bradley
House of Correction
Maidstone
Devonport
Oxford
Cuaxcerton
Wick
Jtght
Lord Ashley
United Church of England and Ireland
University of Oxford
Church of England
Reformed Church of England
Verixoton
P. WreTst
Shepfield
Wand
Nis
Ward
Cutlers
Isaac Tronsile
Mercury
Iris
Independent 3
Tronside
Shefield
Dublin Address To Queen At Buckingham Palace
Sir James Graham informs the lord mayor of Dublin that Queen Victoria will receive the address of the Dublin corporation at Buckingham Palace on Friday February 2. The exact hour will be set once the lord mayor arrives in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Ross
James Graham
Whitehall
Dublin
Buckingham Palace
London
Amajesty
Repeal meeting debates aims and fears in Dublin
The article covers a Dublin Repeal Association gathering with Alderman Roe opposing sending the lord mayor to London. It notes a deputation to London being prepared, speeches by Mr O Connell and Mr Wallace, and calls for voters to fund campaigns and resist intimidation, amid strong pro repealing sentiment and anti war rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.g.gnanan
Dublin
Alderman Roe
Home Secretary
London
Beryat Association
S. O'Brien
Repeal Association
O'Connell
Ireland
Theor
Min
Pec
Wellington
Trish
Bardens
Slear
College-green
Davis
Nelion
Dully
Shackleton
Mr. O'Connell
Brennan
O’connell
Byron
Mr. Wallace
New York
America
Wallace
Treland
Anpucriox
Michael Connery
Timothy Ginane
Father M'Grath
Judy Ryan
Sally Ryan
Judy
William Caples
Michael Kennedy
Dennis Ryan
Nenayh Guardian
Free Church in Sutherland Narrowly Escapes Fire
In Criech Scotland the new free church narrowly avoided destruction when a pile of timber under the gallery was set ablaze by unknown incendiaries. A visiting local and host extinguished the smoulder, saving the roof and sanctuary. The act remains a mystery with three suspicious observers noted nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutherland
Criech
Rainy
Glasgow
Chiech
Lesa
Aird
Fife
Trade and Manufactures. Tur Tsa Tape and Market Outlook
A digest of ongoing trade notes from London and ports discusses steady commodity consumption and fresh public sales, with cotton market notes showing a deficit versus last year and expectations from New York cargoes. It covers Spanish ox imports, coal tax opposition, Dover line testing, tobacco duty debates, and dock and mint developments, highlighting price, policy, and infrastructure implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool Albion
Therussian Universal Gazette
Geran Customs Union
Odessa
Vigo
Southaimpton
Biscay
Smithfield
Tts
Rotterdam
Hamburgh
Hull
England
Chamber of Commerce of
Newcastle
London
Corporation of London
London Corporation
Downing Street
Gateshead
Orentxe
Sovru-Nastenx Rarway
Dover
Folkestone
Joseph Baxendale
William Cubitt
Neptune
Treland
Scotland
Ireland
New North Docks
Leeds and Liverpool
Duck
Tun Lax Cros Coats
Coal Exchange
Tiandon
House
Otis
Royan Mixt
George III
Isig
George LV
William TV
Bank of England
Bristol
Liverpool
Manchester
Birmingham
Sheffield
Nottingham
Norwich
Leeds
York
Doncaster
Staffordshire
Worcestershire
Buckinghamshire
Cheshire
Royal Mint
United Kingdom
Bank of Magland
The Lost Character and Other Wiltshire Tales
Literary Chronicle reviews pieces on Hong Kong and Macao life and a Charles Lamb like tale titled The Lost Character. It recounts an anecdote about Mrs Brandome and a hunting accident with a pointer named Ponto and the social fallout in Wiltshire society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co.puty
Hong Kong
Macao
Prince Talleyrand
Timeserver
Shumorous
Anti Corn League Movements and Meetings Chronicle
A report surveys Leaguers and Anti-Leaguers across towns including Blackburn Stockport and Howie. Donations exceed £2,000 with large sums raised in multiple meetings. noble patrons and landlords face rallies while Oxcorp and Gottingen notes touch broader political concerns.
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the Metropolis
St. James’s
Harriet Blake
Harriet
West-End
Bethlehem Hospital
Tranwell
Woolwich
Medical Hospital
G. Swiney
Camden-town
Grove Street
St. Marlin’s
Pratt Street
S Division
Carter
Ags
Chaplin
Tate
Dr. Cox
Cacrion
Hoesskerriens
Waterloo-place
Pall-mall
Literary Chronicle
Fairleigh-Lodge
Gond
Id Ponto
Peintera
Wiltshire
Brandome
Ponto
Nup
Mark
Sigure Brandome
Parson Haint
Davenport
Mrs. Brandome
Punto
Squire Lumpton
John
Twarayixen
Old Pénto
Wilts
Davenport Strandome
Bentley
London Life
Scattergood
Foxy
Fogg
Mr. Dilk
Mr. Fogg
Mr. Wilk
Mr. Foxy
Ferg
Miss Pelham
Fogo
Miss Horner
Tearm
Fury
Suthor
Vincent
Foge Toan
Paddy
Noagenan
Legion
Spain
Vladistor
Mouch
Mitehall
Red Lion Court
Zemuneraeth
Soan &E
Murnopontas Anti Conybaw Association
Leagun
Asti Lracuk
Blackburn
Cobden
Bright
Thompson
League
Stockport
Steyning
Duke of Norfolk
Huntingdos
Aylesbury
Gloucester
Bletsoe
Derby
Lord Norreys
Sarcourt
Barton Upon Humber
Earl Spencer
Anti Corn Law League
Lindley Murray
Oakham
Ipswich
Whitburn
Oxcorp
Hanover
Gottingen
Lanbinges
Celle
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