Great Meeting at Exeter over church differences and petitions
Exeter leaders gather at the Guildhall to form a committee addressing the state of the Protestant church amid clerical changes. A large crowd supports petitions to Queen Victoria and both houses, urging uniform public worship and opposition to perceived Rome-leaning reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeter
Alderman Hooper
Denby
Shaw
John Milford
Berkeley
Colonel Trip
Stanley
Sayle
Millar
Alfred Lester
Eliot
H. Hooper
Eseter
Bacon
Hear
God
Lear
Sears
Church of England
Mauiacce Bere
Church of Id
Icic
Uecease
Church of Rome
Cheera
J. Daw
Tremlett
Ann Lester
Home Secretary
Lourd
Devon
House of Lords
House of Commons
Drake
P. Pridham
England
Merivale
Hooper
Volun
Suspected Murder At Bath Place Inquest Report
A coroner's inquest held at the Three Tuns Salthill examined witnesses about the death of Sarah Hart of Bath-place. A Quaker-dressed man was seen near the scene, later identified as John Towell, the town surveyor of Berkhampstead, who was detained as a primary suspect along with other testimony about her finances and a last visit. The proceedings adjourned until Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society OF Friends
Stovyx
Bath Place
Botham's Hotel
Three Tuns
Salthill
John Charsley
County of Bucks
Sarah Hart
Penge
Mary Ann Ashley
Slough
Tawell
Margaret Jane Barrett
Bath-place
Kessey Harding
Tewell
Seuehill
Wiggins
Metropolitan Police
Williams
Great ‘Western Railway Company
Mary Ann Moss
Crawford-Street
Bryanstone-square
Witnhes
Crawford Street
Costody
Paddington’ Green
Paddington
Salt Bil
Croydon
E. T. Champnes
Upton-cum-Chalver
Luuker
Howell
London
Peddington
W. Wiliams
Wellington
Jerusalem
London-bridge
Leopard
Cannon Street
Hughes
Scott's-yard
Mr. Howell
Inspector Wiggins
John Towell
Jerusalem Coffee-house
Cornhill
S.T
Barnett
Hoare
Berkhampstead
Perkins
Intelligence on Indian uprisings and British troop moves
Long dispatch from Bombay dated December 2 covers Delamotte’s march on Kolapore, uprisings in Sawant Warren, and British efforts to suppress malcontents. It notes heavy troop deployments, prisoner detentions, and illnesses crippling several regiments, with commentary on governance and pacification prospects across the Punjab, Afghanistan, and Scinde amid uneasy regional stability.
Poor Without a Historian and an Artist in London Welfare
The piece argues that the poor lack a historian and an artist to depict their true state. It condemns caricature and shallow philanthropy, calling for real remedies: housing, water, and life essentials. It critiques private and public charity and urges legislation to improve living conditions and reduce misery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bull
Phiz
Timarah
Cotton Twist
Cousin Philo
Tamarah
Royal Victoria
Fry
Boz
Douglas Jerrold
Jerrold
Bez
Duke of Marlborough
Shakspeare
Gunter
Thiadea
London
England
Lord Ashley
Vermin hunting and wolves in Brougham Hall plots
A European commentary notes Lord Brougham's idle spell after Parliament and humorously contrasts his past depredations on debt bill attorneys with future “wolf and badger” hunts on his French property. It also covers Midland Railway directors granting 300 pounds each to widows of John Dean and James Bolestridge, plus life annuity for Mrs Dean. The Tahiti news reports a French expedition against Tahiti natives, the death of English missionary Makinn, and critical commentary on French conduct, with British observers urging restraint and highlighting international reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marseilles
Henry Lord Brougham
Witneas Lord Campbell
Daniel O'Connell
Brougham Hall
France
Walter Scott
Dinmont
Brocks
Campbell
Lord Brougham
Railway Coutstoy Yean
Nortinauay
Midland Railway
John Dean
James Bolestridge
Dean
Reine Blanchest Brea
Tahiti
Aly
Tabi
Valparaiso
Paris
Pomare
Bruat
Dopetit Thouars
Earl of Aberdeen
M. Guizot
Ftruat
Chef-de-bataillon de
Papeete
Hapape
Pointe de Venous
Hapapi
Papaus
M. de Lavoissiere
de Vaisseau
Muuntion
de Lavoissiere
Hapope
Papanos
Ly Gouserneur
Ua Someuis
Enys
Makinn
Momet P
Paperte
Uranie
Waas
Salamander
England
Lord Aberdeen
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Her Majesty
Prince Albert
G. E. Anson
J. Brown
M. A
St. Giles's
Cunistmas
St. Stephen's
Walbrook
Trafalgar Square
Overland Mail
Extraordinary Express
Bombay
Calcutta
China
Bowear
Mahratta
Keane
Ghuznee
Cabool
Charles Napier
Meanee
Dubba
Samunghur
Delamotte
Kolapore
Malcontenta
Bathudghur
Queen’s Royal Regiment
14Th Light Dragoons
Pooneh
Delamorie
Fortrera
Wallace
Delamutie
Outram
Ovans
Saltarah
Kolapure
Sawant Warren
Kulepore
Prince of Warree
India
Mysore
Colaba
Vingola
H. M
Indus
Kurrachee
Kief
17Th
Ahmed
Pugger
Adep
Scisve
Scinde
Lehwan
Hyderabad
General Treasury of
Warree
Poolajee
Sukkar
Shikarpore
Khanghur
Sukkur
Punjaab
Raja Herra Singh
Goolab Singh
Jumboo
Goolah Singh
Affghanistan
Dust Mahomed
Kohistan
Ameer
Akram Khan
Turkistan
Bameean
H. Hardinge
Maurele
Malwa
Tribune
Journal Des Débats
Chamber of Deputies
N. Sauzet
Messrs
de Salvandy
Bignon
Dufaure
Debelleyme
Lacrosse de l'Espeo
Las Casas
Botasy d'Anglas
Bis
M. Debelleyme
Dupes
Torfoni’s
Mapaio
Castellano
Isabelle Jr
Madrid
Austria
Boles
Pontnaat
Liabour
Tozer
Lisbon
Coimbra
Oporto
Deatao
Mason
Genznal Sin Witutas Nort
G.C.B
William Nott
Wales
General Nott
Neath
Glamorganshire
Poncuixa
Cecome
Wences Tons
Samuel Dively
Samuel Turvey
William Broomfield
Thomas Hooper
Petford and Harris
Pershore
Joseph Gandy
Upton
Worcester
E. G. Stone
J. G. Cartters
Richard Crampton
Stane
Turvey
Dinely
Cromptons
Staite
la Genileman
Windsor Castle
Bucks
Lawrenes
Reading
Gal
Thomas Marrable
Board of Green Cloarh
Edward
Mousehold
Bsron Rolfe
Henry the Eighth
Tattersali
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