Oregon question fuels U S British talks and memorials
Long dispute over Oregon rights prompts Mr P and Mr B to clash over full U S sovereignty. Two memorials surface in Congress seeking land donations and a mail route, with one proposing a new Oregon republic. London's talks may reopen under Mr M Lane or a special minister as policy shifts unfold.
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Britain
Oregon
Republic of
Washington Nations Intelligencer
London
M‘lane
Ieave
Polkovum
Pakenham
Western Canal
Glola
Richmond City Mills
Southern
England
United States
Railway Speculations ruin Manchester warehousemen
In the bankruptcy of Graham and Co. the assignees were chosen. The firm, once esteemed Manchester warehousemen of Old Change and Cheapside, failed after engaging in railway speculations causing debts around £11,000 to £12,000 with stock worth about £9,600. The senior partner killed himself, and partner Macfarlane absconded. Creditors seek accounts and an accountant for Adams, while Wren must answer privately about estate details. Debts proved exceed £14,000. signees chosen as Pailios and S. Sewabee, and meeting adjourned.
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Sattrom
Goulburn
Surciee
Baxcarriey
Graham and Co
Manchester
Old Change
Cheapside
Pfc
Percy Street
Pentonville
Macfarlane
Adams
Lawreng
Buckleraburr
Bruce
Surrey Street
Fiat
Wren
Als. Macfarlane
Lawrence
Adame
Buser
Mr. Lawrence
Nnd
Brace
Lord Eldon
Pailios
Bow Churchyard
Calico
8. Sewabee
Police Reports from the Mansion House and Gates
A detailed London police chronicle covers a violent public assault at the Bell in Little Friday Street with a former Metropolitan officer clashing with patrons, breaking furniture, and injuring police. subsequent remand into custody follows. Additional items include a public obstruction case in Paternoster Row, a contested poor-rate dispute involving the City of London Literary Institution, a drunken assault on a street organ maker in Marylebone, and numerous court notices about assaults, attempted suicides, and a major warehouse arson alarm near Purbeck.
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Berriman
Extraorpivany
Densis Shane
Metropolitan Police
Lord Majur
Friday Street
Ettrs
Wilkes
Maughan
Bailey
Guildhall
Riaur
Keer Waagons
Fourxitune
Francis Mathews
Alderman Sydney
David Hewitt
Paternoster Row
B. Steil
Stuil
Steil
London
Clarkson
Chapman Marshall
Sidney
Musgrove
St. Botolph, Aldgate
Stacy
City of London
Alderagate-street
Catke
Alderman Sidney
Commons
Stsay
Bow Street
Swanesun Assavut
Michael Clayton
George Menzio
Beaumont Place
New Road
Iman E 183
Mr. Tryford
Marylebone
Keepixs
Burenaszyayn Munounors
Tower Order
Horner-street
Edgware-road
Eaid
Nelson
House of Correction
John Watson
Vadesmay
New Church Street
Portman Market
Long
Lydia Crickmore
Waddington
Boeutefer
Parry
SwinpLen Kelly
Frederick Wil’liam Kelly
Captain Kelly
Rawlinson
Gray
Whall
C Division
Boyle-street
Repent-street
Great Western Railway
Shaw
Hodge
Torquay
Fortnum and Mason
Piccadilly
Patteron
Green Man
Oxford Street
Patterson
Rirs
Oakeley
Kelly
Devizes
George Trent
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Regent's Park
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Trent
Oxford
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Chatham
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Stor
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Child
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Kent Road
Thames
Berti
James Parker
Golden Eagle
Shoreditch
Reed
Watkivaen
Sonty
Hale
K Division
Cashalton
Surrey
Trishman
Brighton coroner reports Gurwood death by self inflicted wound
The London newspaper details Colonel Gurwood's collapse after a period of despondency and mental strain. Witnesses describe his recent illness, visits from friends, and the inquest verdict of temporary insanity as the cause of death by a razor wound at his King's Road lodging in Brighton.
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Gurwood
Wellington
King’s Road
Henry Wobnter
Hrighton
Sva Pir
Sir Henry
Brunswick Square
Narah Collins
George Collins
King's Read
Mr. Gurwood
Tet
Tory
E. J. Furner
E.J. Furner
GarKand
Henry Webster
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Brighton
Gureued
Witness
Duke of Wellington
George Hall
Steine
Waterloo
Hart
42D Foot
Household Cavalry
Lambert
Ciudad Rodrigo
Fort Renaud
Vittoria
Salamanca
Scidde
Anne Grainger
Salta
Paris
Richard Grainger
Decessed
Desanrnutan
Thomas Marshall
Kettering
Sun Fire Office
Bowell
George Inn
Desborough
Northenston
A Curious Column With Cornflowers and Prophecies
A dramatic colonial voice surveys commerce and politics with raucous satire on English trade, a mock rustic wreath from Scotland, and a speech on self rule. It contrasts merchants’ power, the star of England, and calls for renewed rural strength amid a mounting public concern. An inquest tale and a ghost episode punctuate the page with stark poverty, crime, and rumor, all framed by a bustling provincial scene.
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English Delicacies and Westminster Abbey in Punch excerpt
A Punch page contrasts seventeenth century English dishes with modern tastes, listing items like snipe and lamprey among period fare. It then parodies Westminster Abbey and St Paul’s, depicting abbey sights as a taxpayer priced museum exhibit and urging free access for all alike to national monuments.
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Sorer
Dinnevrit
ST. Pana
National Gallery Gratis
British Museum
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