Ether as an anaesthetic advances surgical pain relief
A detailed report describes ether vapour as an anaesthetic enabling painless operations, noting rapid unconsciousness within minutes, variable duration of insensibility, and cases where patients recall words during surgery. It discusses applications in amputations and tooth extraction, safety considerations, and early demonstrations by surgeons Liston and Squire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sease
Demas Es
P.S
Putin
Atlantic
University College Hospital
Liston
Ull
Squire
Oxford Street
Read
J.F
France and Ireland unrest and Cracow debate spillover
Reports from Paris and London describe strained relations as France protests Cracow and warns Britain over revolutions. The Paris press attacks English policy, while crises in Ireland and across Europe draw attention to diplomatic tensions and potential shifts in alliances. Storms batter French coastlines, wrecks rise, and Buenos Aires markets face disruption amid harsh winter conditions.
Election counts corrected in Metropolis ward result
In the Metropolis Ward, an error changed the winner of the council seat. Hodgson is now recorded as 315 votes, Walter 310, Harding 369, giving Harding the loss by one vote after scrutiny. London and associated charities events follow with reports on poverty and reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Duke
Walter
Harding
Hodgson
London
Mendicity Society
Royal Gunznal Anmurty Society
Anbaaribera ‘Tothie Charity
London Tavern
Bishopsgate Street
J. P. Hayward
Stephen Aldrich
Lord Stanley
Captain Allen
Samuel Allen
Edward Ballard
James Bidden
R.R Davis
George Fuller
George Hayward
J. Ireland
J. Johnstons
Jun
George Mullins
Dward Pain
George Rowe
John Taylor
John H. Thompson
Esqra
Commercial
Chapman Marehall
Chapman
Globe and Traveller
Hearne
Commercial Travellers' Schools
Jone
Tas St. Pancras Guaupiass
Poon Law Commission
St Pancras
King's Roid
Camden Town
J. B.E. Wright
O'Gahey
Messrs
Howarth
Clarke
Halton
Douglas
Marley
St. Pancras
Rendy
Dopgles
George-street
Euston Square
Great Britain ship protection plan and West Midlands burglary case
A report from Mie Branel on Britain's state and ship salvage recommends an eight to ten thousand fag gots shield to protect the vessel if dock time exceeds three months. In Wednesbury a housebreaker Josiah Boswell was charged with breaking into Mr Thorns Bullock’s fishmongers shop. after a struggle Roden and his wife helped detain him. Boswell carried skeleton keys and other items. he was committed, with two accomplices later apprehended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen's College
G. B. Thornescroft
Wolverhampton
E. Coleman
Chancellor Law
Thorneycroft
Melaon
Coleman
Melson
Thornaycroft
Queen's Hospital
Irmingham
Lancashire
Manchester
York
Murray
Chancerylane
Thomas Masse Alsager
H. H. Cunnan
Eeg
Talsehill
John Oxenford
Eagbie
Alexander Dodie
Lancaster Place
Thomas Hicka Alsager
Ege
Times
The
Wilderspin
Leeds Mercury
Mezzino
Newqusy
Cat
Champion
Treloggan
Topplemory
Tobermory
Wéill Bélim
Caan
Bedford
Milbank
James Mills
Mills
Francia Mills
Petworth
Chichester
Securi
Rosetta Brown
Mr. Mills
Paddington
Mr. Jenkins
Wednesbury
Bullock
High Street
Roden
Massey
Holland
Priaoner
Hall
Blos Gatea
Smethwick
Jones
Tapper
RELIEF MEETING IN DUBLIN ADDRESSES FAMINE CRISIS
In Dublin the Music Hall heard a call for a Metropolitan Relief Committee to aid the poor amid widespread distress. Attended by Archbishop Murray and other city leaders, the gathering approved funds gathering and planned a city wide relief network, with later debates over national scope and repeal rent protests. The Mayo deaths list from hunger and exposure accompanied the report, detailing multiple inquests and pleas for aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Dr. Murray
Trinity College
D. O'Connell
Alderman O'Brien
Crighton
All Ireland
High Sherif
Metropolitan Relief Committee For
Dablis
J. Power
Bart
J. Classon
O'Connell
T. M. Gresham
Metropolitan Committee
Famine Deaths Reported Amid Irish Starvation Courts
Coroners in County Mayo and surrounding areas record deaths from starvation amid widespread distress. Warnings of continued fatalities emerge as witnesses recount tenants lacking food after long waits for relief. The Repeal meeting at Dustin discusses safety and a call for nonviolent aid to alleviate suffering. Public appeals urge mercy, food imports, and rapid depots to ease famine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayo
Arcyd
Tueaday
Regretye
Kilbrack
Pat Tiernan
Ratlege
Rodin
Crosemolina
Bernard
Messrs. Russell
Limerick
Galway
Croasmoling
M‘nair
Repeal Association
Dustin
O'Connell
Cecil Lawlest
Meath
Henry Grattan
N.P
Grattan
Steele
Mr. O'Connell
Sefety
James Haughton
Dilleg
Dillon
Ireland
Liberator
Smith O'Brien
Sugden
Brewster
USA
Dublin
Association
Trish
House of Commons
Seceasion
Secedera
Feargus O'Connor
Reform Party
O'Brien
J. Molloy
Her
Ead
Storracy
Drettt
Belfast
United Kingdom
Frenchpark
Mir. F. French
Treasury
Death sentence upheld in Algerian mule theft murder case
A case from Philippeville appeals against a death sentence for Mohammed bel Weno-First for mule theft and murder. The Criminal Court of Algiers affirmed the original judgment after evidence, with the interpreter reporting the same outcome. the prisoner replied curtly. Also reported is the death of Count Francesco di Polion, Sardinian minister to the court of St James, at 49 after a severe illness following a marine excursion. He served in Napoleon’s wars and as Sardinian minister to The Hague, dying in London. burial planned in Kennalgrean Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Tribunal of
Philippeville
Mohammed bel _Weno
Huurk
Criminal Court
Algiers
Count de Polion
Bia Muagesty
Sardinia
St. James
Grosvenor Street
Napoleon
Sage
Duc d'Agile
Hague
O'Connor
Lincoln’s-inn-fielda
Pallavacino
Kennalgrean
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Paris
France
Bere
Normandy
M. Guizot
Lord Palmerstop
Cracow
Marquis of Normandy
Lord Palmerston
Corps Diplomatique
la Presse
England
Belgium
Spain
Portugal
Europe
Presse
Journal Des Débats
Austria
Vienna
Prince Medternich
Austrian Observer
Universal Gasette
Leipsic
Cabinet of
Royal Court of
Court of
Martinico
Royal Court
de Brat
Bordeaux
Toulouse
Garonne
Saint Jean de Luz
Bayonne
Pasasgea
Lout
Havre
Socoa
la Rochelle
Ile de Ré
Rochefort
Chateraubriant
Cherbourg
Rennes
Verdon
Galignani
Orleans
Rouen
Great Northern
Avignon
Vierzon
Troyes and Montereau
Basle
Paria
Lyons
Cyonus
Cette
Marseilles
Northern
Mapaio
M. Mono
Bank of San Fernando
Food Board
Moderado
Barcelona
Figueiras
Bretop
Lampurdan
Breton
Catalonia
Valencia
Rianzaros
Christina
M. Isturitz
Lisbon
Saldguba
Bonfim
Dos Antes
Caldas
Oporto
Rome
Tiber
Campo Marzo
Poland
Beffin
Warsaw
Lublin
Letio
Prince Pasktowitsch
Gortschakoff
Greece
Lord Palmeraton
Metropolit
Chad Morday
Brockadiog
Havi
K. M‘nair
Jobo Ruane
Lacken
Emer McHoynet Baltughmuck
M‘natr
Westport
Devil
Castlebar
Staball
Clare
Lord de Freyns
Board of Works
Jook
Agwing
Isish Pxasantar
Ab- Va
Carlow Sentinel
News Club
William Cary
Cic
Doublin-street
Derry Journal
Donegal
Donloughes
George Hill
Gwedure
Mrr
Russell
James Dombrain
Ainslie
Ballinasloe
Commissioners of Public Works
Relief Commission
H. F. Arsschr
Relief Committee
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