Meeting of the charity society reads Romans and raises funds
Members shared readings from Romans chapter eight and a charity collection. Letters of apology arrived from gentlemen including Sir C Forbes with a £10 10s donation as a result of the meeting, which approved resolutions to extend the society’s benefits and paid several sums to the lady mayoress and others.
Celeste at Birmingham Theatre Ends Short Engagement
Provincial report notes Celeste concluded her brief run with a crowded audience. The program featured The Wept of the Wish-ton-Wish and St Mary's Eve, followed by Monday's Thirty Years of a Gambler's Life. Performances drew praise for elegance, vivacity, and emotional range amid a noisy crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birminghad Theatre
Celeste
Mabile
Pizarro
Callina
Muitany
Destructive fires and shipwrecks loom large in UK towns
Across Glasgow and Manchester crowds rally against Peel sliding scale as fires devastate Okehampton church and Sheerness boating tragedy shocks dockyard towns. Fatalities plague the Swift and Caroni shipwrecks, with coroner verdicts of accidental drowning after a capsized boat near Sheerness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Graham
Nottingham
Glasgow
Swift
Greenock
Guthrie
Lisbon
S.W
Gareloch Point
Jean
Belfast
Couch
Larne
Caroni
Trinidad
John Wilson
Wighton
Lions
Dr. Anderson
Carfin
Coats
J. Gibson
Wm. Cameron
Wilson
Gray
Helensburgh
Ardmore
Cluddach
Imee
Walker Smith
Brotherton
Ferrybridge
Great North Turnpike Road
Manchester
Pyxrt
Manchestzer
Robert Peel
William Neild
W. R. Gregg
Mhember
Stevenson’s Square
John Brooks
Thomas Gisborne
Northwebake Big
Moore
Finnigan
James Howie
House of Commons
Commons
House of Parliament
Salford
Okehampton
Okehampton Church
A. Saville
Devonshire Chronicle
Sheerness
Her Majesty's Dockyard
Hawke
Williams
The
Revenge
W. Waldegrave
Shannon
Ocean
Hind
Isle of Sheppy
River Medway
Jin Peaceare Sioe
Literary Chronicle excerpt ends with a madcap bedchase
The excerpt from Hanry Axpy continues the comic tale of Handy hiding under a bed during a looming duel. A frightened widow and niece misread noises as midnight assassins, while Andy battles fear, confesses amid chaos, and the cabin erupts in comic pandemonium as doors, animals, and a pig complicate the escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanry Axpy
Handy
Andy
Oonah
Alanna
Consh
Boneh
Oonsh
Dick Dawson
Misther Dick
Mrs. Rooney
Jintlemen
Donalh
Ooneh
Dawson
Chaynee
Review praises wood cuts and old relics in new publication
The writer shows deep subject knowledge and devotion to antiquity, weaving history with sketches of notable old places. The illustrations are praised as nearly perfect, and readers express strong interest in the publication's success.
Marriage bill moves through government urged by Armagh report
A report from Armagh notes a meeting on the marriage question with Dr Henry in the chair. Several resolutions passed, but the government plans a bill to legalise such marriages in Ireland without delay. The piece also covers honesty in saving a found bag, Lunatic Asylum statistics, a Paris court case, and various minor notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armagh
Henry
Ireland
Paddington Conveyance Association
Anwell Lunatic Asylum
Hanwell
Conolly
Car. Cox. Rx
Paris
Crim
Tribunal de Premiére
M.D
M. D
Herusband
Excise
Molly
New York
Bowery
Fleet
Jeremiah Beard
Commissioner Harris
Court of Chancery
Gustavus III. of
Sweden
Ankerstrom
University of
Upsal
Queen's Head
Strand
Gell
Charles William Hodgson
Hodgson
Adelphi Theatre
Major
Gadlys
Llangynwyd
Cambrian
Novers
Beminster
William Bishop
Exeter
Bristol Mercury
Crawley
Randall
James Page
Northampton Mercury
Mephinz
Johnstone
Edinburgh
Church of Scotland
Tyranly
Mayo
Deate
Ellen Sisson
Prince William-street
Liverpool
Suppen Datas
Sundon
Baker
Horn of Plenty
Globe-road
Mile-end
Andrew Chalmers
Story
Globe
Goldsmith’s Row
Haggerstone
Elizabeth Overton
IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT FRIDAY SUMMONS ON CORN LAWS
Petitions from Scarborough and other locales pressed total repeal of the corn laws. Lords passed the Buildings Regulation and Boroughs Improvement Bills through committee and set third reading for Monday. Provisions on exchequer papers, Creole case, and private bills were discussed alongside tariff and Syria questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Scarborough
Marquis of Normandy
Boroughs
Duke of Wextinaron
Exchequer Bile Office
Lord Montgaare
Queen's Bench
House OF Commons
Arkwright
Leominster
Rills
G. Creux
Strutt
Robert Clive
Rice
Villiers Stuart
Wrightson
G. Cavendish
Compton
Brotherton
Pakington
Forbes
Beckett
Bramston
Walker
George Philips
Bell
Gibson Craig
O'Conor Don
Mr. Mackenzie
Mr. Horsman
Eliot Yorke
Kemble
Aglionby
John Yarde Buller
Captain Jones
Mr. Thornely
J. Barneby
Mr. Chalmers
Tatton Egerton
Stansfield
Lord Stornley
Henry Baillie
Edward Buller
Wm. Heathcote
Hope Johnstone
Morgan John O'Connell
Packe
George Wm. Wood
Evans
Home Drummond
Parker
Marshall
Charles Douglas
Lord J. Russerts
Mixer Gissox
Baronet
R. Peet
Sir C. Naritz
Sir B. Peel
R. Stopford
Mitchel
Jackson
Stewart
Mehemet Ali
Lord Ponsonby
Wood
Lebanon
Roszet Pez
Syria
Sir Robert Peel
Porte
Lord Ashburton
Marx Paitres
Mr. Amory
Lord Palmerston
Lord Aberdeen
Lord Canning
Fox Maine
Court of Session
Court of Semis
J. Goawam
Fox Mavte
Waxter
Rogerucs
R. Pzer
O'Cannell
Hare Johnson
Mitres
House of Correction
Salford
James
W. Dearden
New Bailey
Manchester
Clement Rogers
James Royds
Rochdale
Graham
Church of England
Debates on Corn Laws and Creole Refugees in Lords
Lordship discussions cover total repeal of corn laws and Irish dissenters marriages, with Sir Robert Peel and Lord Aberdeen weighing foreign refuge cases. The Creole incident prompts debates on law, neutrality, and whether England can extradite or protect suspects.
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C. Forbes
B. Brodie
Earl of Ripon
Downing-street
Channel Islands
William Holloway
John Rickaby
John Taylor
John Smith
Henry Bray
Josiah Hodges
London
Her
York
Whitby
Huddersfield
Bristol
Guernsey
Jusi- Ber
Stoddart
Bank of England
Guinee
Smith
Royval Humane Society
B. Hawes
Dukes of Northumberland and
Buccleuch
Earl Stamford
Lord Ashley
General Stram Navigation Company
Anderson
Margaret
Dundee
Stockton-on-Tees
General Steam Navigation Company
Monarch
Fraser
Granton Pier
Leith
Tees
Manuel
Berwick Bay
Trinity
Captain Anderson
S Ee
Brown's Wharf
Blackwail
Merchant’ Seamen's Fund
Fishermen and Mariner's Society
Perth
London Shipping Company
Ewing
Hoare
Wapping
Aberdeen Marine Insurance
Faraz
Darvine
Carter
Waterloo
Waterloo Road
Lambeth
Ellen Gunton
Agen 50
No. 2
Francis-street
Newcut
Henry Fownes
the Webelt Chronicle
Literary Chronicle
Laurie
Lapy
Sven
El—ton
Saunders
Otley
Scribendi
Kayé
Clark and Lewis
United Kingdom
John Abram
Darton and Clark
William Beadtie
Mortimer and Haselden
Imperial Parliament
Elizabeth
de Mad
Morgan
France
Toya
Prince de Come Eyee
Kent
Amerenetti Cage
Grotius
Alte
Justice Storey
Adi
Lord Cok
Ohi
America
United States
Bytaninterest
Lord Denman
Mo Brougham
Dash
Englanil
England
Cale
Paar
CampBecl
Lord Cottenham
Nat Leafing
Lord Brougham
Lord Wynford
Lord Abinger
Brorcham
Gregory
Dublin
Shaw
Cy Conolly
E. Colebrook
Taunton
Disett
Mangles
City
Alderman Mann
Rogers
Lord Masor
City of London
T.eoord
County of
Earl of Darlington
Iasytths Merset
Stade Tolls
Stade
Mr. G. Berxeter
Lord Staxey
British Guiana
Demerara
GiapsTone
Lasorcuene
Gentlemag
Great Britain
D. Rocue
Nassau
Lord Broveuam
Earl of Aberdeen
Westminster
Earl
Charles Wetherell
Louis XVI
Lord Coke
Robert Peet
Lord Joux Resseux
Pers
Cor
Lond
Petion
Ricardo
Ats Es
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