Bombay troops sail to Kurrachee to reinforce Scinde army
The Bombay European giment and 170 Regiment along with Bombay Native Units are ordered to steamers from Bombay to Kurrachee en route to Scinde. Reports mention a Sikh invasion of British territory near Moodkee, heavy losses for the enemy, and updates on command positions between Loodiana, Ferozepore, and Delhi with plundering reported along the Sutlej.
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Peradie
Aeng
Peshora Singh
Attock
M’caskell
Loodiana
Ferozepore
Delhi
Umbalia
Bulgran
Wilkin
Lahore
Sutlej
Cawnpore
Scinde
Charles Napier
Alexaxpaia
H. Hardinge
H. Gough
John Littler
Victoria
Umballa
Fercaepore
Cochrane
Government-house
Noox
Sattej
Lent Sermon Series by London Clergy Listed
The Bishop of London assigns preaching schedules for Lent at St Mary le Bow St Olave's St Martin's in the Fields St Andrew's Holborn with many named clergy and dates from Ash Wednesday Feb 25 to Good Friday Apr 10. Services begin eleven o'clock at each church and include daily sermons in St Paul’s.
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St. Olave's
Hart-street
Dr. Russell
Mr. Pratt
Mr. Gilling
Dr. Burnett
Mr. Mackenzie
Mr. Roberts
Mr. Blunt
Mr. Stone
M‘caal
Hutchins
Beckwith
Lett
St. Martin’s-in-the-fields
Archdeacon Sinclair
Middlesex
Nepean
Fuller
Bir, Howarth
Mr. Andrews
Mr. Cooper
Mr. Brookfield
W. J.C. Bennett
Mr. Ramaay
W. W. Ellis
Mr. Gifford
T. Dale
Mr. Bowers
R. H. Dakenfield
St. Andrew’s, Holborn
J. Tyler
Mr. Harding
Mr. Lupton
Villiers
Mr. Gibba
Thomas Hartwell Horne
Mr. Gibson
Archdeacon Hollingworth
Rodwell
Auriol
Mr. Short
Mr. Wood
Denham
Robinson
St. Paul's
Conmon
Pattison
Tolla
House of Commons
Christ's Hospital
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P. Laurie
Eencaghes
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Royal Hospital
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Sloane Street
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Kenyon
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Ringer
William
Darby
J. B. Home
W.T. Hell
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James Thompson
W.S. Walker
Thomas Heath
James Quallett
George Borlase Childs
Sussex
Charles Milford
Theodore Ling
Frederick R. Window
John H. Allan
Ward
Seamen's Hospital Society
London
King Williamstreet
John Labouchere
Broad street sewer collapse with two men buried
In Bristol a sewer collapse on Broad Street traps two workers. George Hibbs dies, Francis Lear severely injured, life despaired of. City council, after 1200 ratepayers’ request, refers dock purchase to arbitration with 2 3 percent range.
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Francis Lear
Leeds
Tvrspar
CAA
H. J. Marcus
Marcus, Naylor, and Co
Darnton Lupton
Eng
London
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Marcus
Read
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Mareva
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Neasre
Murray
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Rochdale Canal
Newton
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James Hayward
Renwick
Appivall
Scott
Rutter
Beswick
Mesers. Murray's Mill
Russell
Farrington
Wewcastle-On-Tyne
Destachive Fink
Hawthorn
Tyne
Furth Banke
Muscrem
Amoke
Muscrum
Russia and Circassia Trade In Slaves Amid Black Sea Turmoil
Trebizond reports rising slave traffic between Anatolia and Circassia as Russian officers under Budberg and Woronzoff loosen restrictions. Circassian and Turkish ships move youths to Constantinople. prices and plunder persist despite Russian cautions. Dozens of Circassian slave shipments arrive since November as regional tensions and coercive stipulations influence coastal forts.
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Voronaof
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Bedet Kaleh
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Woronzoff
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Caucasus
Circassia
Trebisond
Constantinople
Kareme
Frontier Times reports brutal Kaffir raid kills missionary
Letters from the colony note troublesome frontier Kaffirs raiding and a barbarous murder. Berlin Missionaries en route to Caffreland were attacked near Fish River Bush. Rev. E Schultz died from an assagai wound. Robbery claimed coats and a counterpane. Captain Shepherd of the Royal Artillery also died at Port Victoria, shot by Private Long. investigation ongoing at Graham's Town.
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Caffres
Berlin Society
Caffreland
Fish River
Fort Peddle
Reat
Port Victoria
Shepherd
Royal Artillery
Long
Graham's Town
Public highway obstruction and river impediment report
Report notes obstruction on the Queen's public highway and impediment to river navigation. It records that several individuals were assaulted by police at Blackfriars pier while landing from Watermen Company steamers and intend to pursue indictments or civil actions for injuries.
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Blackfriars
Watermen Company
Aleamers
IRELAND. Denip, Feb. 3. The Law Aproistuests and appointments
Ireland reports ministerial reshuffles and Irish legal appointments as Sir Robert Peel seeks Liberal support. Abraham Brewster sworn Solicitor General, rumored Smyly to receive post. Cork election passes quietly. Timothy O'Brien elected Cashel of the Kings. Precautionary measures involve Lee Bill and Barrings. An assassination bill discussed after Landlord and Tenant reform. Lord Heytenbury report on Michael Serry clemency denied. no execution date set.
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Pennefather
Abraham Brewster
Robert Peel
Lnr
House of Commons
England
Orange
Ireland
Hrowster
Smyly
Alexander M‘carthy
Thaa
Ovat
Cork
Serjeant Murphy
Timothy O'Brien
Dublin
Cashel of the Kings
Serjeant Stock
Coif
Lee Billa
Baring Brothers
London
Beamish and Crawford
James Kelly
Limerick
Dunit
Srecrat Cosisstox
Lord Heytenbury
Michael Serry
Cataraqui Emigrant Ship Wreck Toll Four Hundred Fourteen
Cast about the Bass Strait coast, the Cataraqui wreck near King Island cost 423 lives aboard. Only nine survivors reach shore after days adrift. Chief mate Guthrie led rescue amid heavy seas. Howie on King Island aided the marooned party for five weeks before rescue. List of passengers from many counties ends with incomplete names.
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Port Philip
Hobart Town
Lloyd's
King’s Island
Bass
Guthrie
C. W. Finlay
Liverpol
Doctora
M. C. Carpenter
Edward Carpenter
Bedfordshire
Staffordshire
Yorkshire
Nottinghamshire
King’s [Aland
Bass’e Straits
King's Island
Bulwarka, &c
Thomas Guthrie
John Robinson
Solomon Brown
John Roberte
William Jones
Francis Millar
John Simpson
John Robertson
Peter Johnson
William Blackstock
David Howie
Howie
Hobson Bay
Patterson
Thomas
Aon Allen
William
Ann Allen
R. Appleby
Ann
Harriet Arnold
James Burke
Mary Bennett
James
Baxter
Samuel
Eliza Bennett Page
Charlotte Bennett
Hannah Bishop
Jovinua Black
Patrick
Catherine Black
Mary Aon Booth
John
Mary Brady
Solomon
Hannah Brown
Patrick Brothers
Edward
Elizabeth Banke
Becher
Elizabeth Bushby
Samuel Bushby
Margaret Campbell
Benjamin
Sarah Couter
Robert
Mary Chick
Susan Chick
Jonathan
Ron Julia Clarke
Thomas Collins
William Condell
James Cunk
Ann Cook
Joseph and
Martha Cottrell
Rebecca Copeland
John Crawford
George
Ruth Daisley
Gilbert
Ann Daisley
James Dawson
Mary Duffy
Bridget Duffy
Mary Fitzpatrick
Ann Findling
Stephen
Hannah Flood
Charge
Mary Folis
Emanuel
Mary Anne Franklin
Anne Gardiner
Joby Gilmore
Elizabeth Gilmore
Thomas Gray
William Green
Isabella Anne Houghton
Ellen Houghton
Ann Hay
Joseph
Ann Herbert
Emma Howe
Mary Hodgkins
Jane
Thomas Hopking
Isabella Kingaton
Mary King
M.A. Loveridge
Jobe Loveridge
Catherine Maguire
Bridget
Michael Maguire
Anthony
Edith Mery
Jobn Miller
Mary M‘caffry
Mary
Susan Caffry
John M‘quillen
Wm, Ron
Bernard M‘donald
Jacob
Eliza Newell
James Oliver
Ann Paterson
Amos
Fanny Pearce
Ellie Pettingall
Miles Quin
Patrick Reilly
Mary Rowbottom
Fanny Rutter
Hannah Ryman
Hannah Rollins
Ephraim
Sarah Safford
John and
Saran Savings
Charles
Rebecca Knott
Martha Sherby
Eliza Sheridan
Deborah Simmons
Catherine
Rose Smith
Susan Smith
Dennis Sullivan
Josiah Smith
Henry
Mary Tegert
Margaret Tegert
West Riding Election Morpeth Triumph Without Opposition
Lord Morpeth elected for the West Riding of Yorkshire without opposition after a crowded Wakefield hustings. He arrived in court dress amid cheers, with supporters and MPs present, and spoke on free trade and the abolition of the Corn Laws while recounting past defeats and the league’s influence.
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Morpeth
Wes
Yorkshire
Ferns
Wakefield
West Riding
Wood-street
Big Lordship
Walter Fawkes
J. G. Marshall
Charles Wood
M.P
Gankell
Latham
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J. Scholefield
E. Petar B
Dizon
Exy
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E. Vavasour
W. Fawkey
Farpley Hall
Viscount Morpeth
Weat
England
Noothermen
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Liberal Party
Monopoly
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Ireland
League
Leeds
Cubdeo
John Tyrell
Robert Peel
John Russell
Itsstead
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