Repeal agitation and Cork county sheriff bid discussed
The article reports ongoing repeal movement activity in Ireland, including petitions and petitions in Morpeths measure against Lord Stanleys, with Mr O Connell influential in meetings and fundraising. Correspondence quotes Edward Roche on appointing Macdonald sheriff of Cork and Macdonald’s refusal to pledge future actions. It also covers a Cork judge’s retirement, a fatality inquiry, and two criminal incidents in Kerry and Limerick.
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Norman Macdonald
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Wen
Kerry Evening Post
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Patrick Conway
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Oanly
Rufian
Glin
B. Q. Sleeman
Limerick
Haare Save
Father Majesty
Mr.Fox
Stanner
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Rat Retia
Fox
Hume
Dey
Upper Canada
J. Russexx
F. Dexcombe
Lord Panmgaston
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Rival Scottish railway lines debated in Parliament
Sir Frederick Smith reviews western lines into Scotland, weighing east and west routes from Edinburgh to London and Glasgow to England. He prefers a divergent east line via Galashiels and Roxburghshire, noting Roman road patterns and field plans, with concerns about mapping Nithsdale and Gueanant. Meanwhile ships to New South Wales advance from the Clyde, and Dundee hosts a Chartist meeting disrupted by forged tickets and police action.
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Scotland
Iil
Edinburgh
Dunbar Herwick
Newcastle
London
Galashiels
Roxburghshire
North Tyne
Carlisle
Hexham
Isk
Liverwil
Manchester
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Beartock
Clydesdale
Gliseaw
Ington
Clyde
Atk
Glasgow
England
Locke
Wis
Tit
Telaller
Stirling
Sanquhar
Ayrshire
Sypington
Pentland Range
Edins
Linton
Pentlands
Frederick
Berwick
New South Wales
Inter‘s
Fae
New South Benemark
Ak yAliam Abrams
Glasgow Argus
St. Andrew's Church
Dundee
Magistrates Meeting on Hanwell Asylum Charges Discussed
At Clerkenwell a meeting of magistrates included Sir Peter Laurie Sir James Williams and others to hear charges against Hanwell asylum management led by Dr Conelly. The debate adjourned with concerns over the asylum's practices amid serious cases. Also noted were a court acquittal of Lieutenant Curteis and a Cassiobury orangery fire damaging the Earl of Essex’s garden features.
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James Williams
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Pownall
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Simea Guivlette
Cassiobury
Louis XVIII
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Mir
Moers
Tomer
Nes
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Acre
Ablow
Poly
Tinuanes
Saeed
Renee
Committee On Agricultur
Bari
Mana
Nat Obaverar
Baronet
Lecanto
Hess
T. Bustosrue
Sken
Pest
Somerset-house
Fox Mauve
Wakley
E. Kyatcunor
Howzer
Danny
Elizabeth
Elizabeth Eters
Zabeth
R. Rice
Kent
Howe
Finmer
R. James
Frewen
J. Russell
Elizabeth Phildee
Wellisee
Oreatchbull
The Mutineers' Revenge and The Tyrant Afloat
A long extract from a naval tale portrays Captain Beckett flogging a man for desertion, a brutal punishment witnessed by a reforming narrator. A mutinous crew mock-justice, sentencing the cruel captain to lashes, hanging, and a grisly end by the fore yard arm, while the narrator contemplates humanity under oppression and the fate of those who suffer.
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Bastawain
Heaven
Beckett
Hartshorn
Fred
Nancy Dawson
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