Amnestv contention and Ireland trials voice call
The piece notes a hoax about Earl de Grey recalling Ireland’s lord-lieutenancy, followed by a Denouncement that the cabinet did not recall him. It describes the Lord Mayor’s plea for amnesty and admissions by Aldermen, plus a detailed report on Macroom and Skibbereen arms claim cases with witnesses and objectors, all part of a broader Irish political scene.
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O'Connell
O'C
Norris
Otione
Fetterlane
Holbern
Connell
Weekly ChRonicle
Poe
Alderman Roe
Ireland
Bosco
Boyce
Grey
Earl de Grey
Viceroyalty
Earl
Anms
Skibbereen
Thomas Somerville
Henry Beamish
Richard Townsend
John Gore Jones
R.M
J. Jones
Seriatim
Macroom
Bantry
David Dore
Clonguggan
M‘carthy Downing
Cork
Kilkenny
Clonmel
Tipperary
Ferrand and Cobden clash over milk cows in wages debate
A Manchester letter to the Times recounts Ferrand’s charge about cows kept by Cobden’s print works to supply milk for workers. Witnesses before a parliamentary committee describe cow use for dyeing madder, dairy payments, and dung. The exchange questions private character in political controversy and defends public reporting.
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the Times
Ferrand
House of Commons
Stockport
Cobden
Wanchester
Oldfield
Chorley
Fox Crabtree
Mr. Cobden
Crosse-hall
Knaresborough
League
Manchester
Re. Cogpern
Extraordinary Leeds alderman case at Central Criminal Court
A Manchester style report details a charge of subornation of perjury against Leeds alderman Bateson connected to disturbances in 1842. The trial centered on a letter alleging the alderman conspired with a machine maker to incite strike actions and potential violence, with witnesses examined and a not guilty verdict returned.
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War Office
Birmingham
Great Western
Brighton
Dover
Land Junction
North Midland
Midland
North and Eastern
Eastern Counties
Law
Manchester
Leeds
Yorker North
Sethean
Fenmles
Joshua Hobson
The
Northern Star
Hobson
Alderman Tottie
Mr. Hobson
Anti Corn Law League
Tie
Jackson
Bateson
Smith
M.P
Ferrand
Hobson Smith
Tur Hox
Carrars Rous
Sarah Phillips
Central Criminal Court
George Price
Charnock
Char
Phillips
Price
Palace Court
Westminster
Central Criminal
Queen’s Bench Prison
Acton
Mr. Price
Prand
Sir Alexander Morrison
Sir Alexander
Bethlem Hospital
Prica
Mr. Richards
Walter Thomas Homan
Walter T. Homan
Crose
Rolla
Glaziers’ Arms
Roila
Mr. Charnock
Mr. Charn
Harriet Johnson
John Acton
Miss Johnson
Regentsquare
Mr.Cbhernoeck
Robinson
Wakefield Street
Mr. Priee
Robert Rolla
Homan
Towes
Middleton
Bow Street
Inkpen
Wea
Louisa Congreve
Recorder
Massacre at Cloudy Bay and Maori conflict reported
July reports from Wellington describe the Cloudy Bay massacre and pacific native efforts to avoid vengeance. Magistrates plan inquiries, with Major Richmond and officials arriving to assess Wairau and Akaroa events while natives vow to protect Reeparoha. A separate native clash near Campbell's Hill results in two deaths and an inquest.
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Cloudy Bay
New Zealand
Macdonough
Cook's Straits District
Wellington
Rangharata
Spain
Wairau
Cloudy, Bay
Bennett
Engineers
96Th
Wairan
Richmond
Cloudy-bay
Nelson
Campbell’s Hil
Corrobery
Tonge
Grant
Port Stephen
Constable Tonge
Iit
Stepen Trike
Northumberland Hotel
Glendon
Scott
Sloan
Mho
Literary Chronicle Hoops Macazire and Comic Misesmayy
The piece celebrates an old friend’s humorous literary output housed in a new magazine, praising editor and contents. It highlights Creswick’s The Haunted House as a fine descriptive work and quotes stanzas describing a decayed, haunted mansion with vivid imagery of neglect, nature reclaiming the grounds, and a lingering sense of fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoop
Head
Creswick
Tennyson
Mr Snarry's Maiden Entertainment Party Delights Guests
A satirical scene of a bachelor host Mr Snarry planning an extravagant party for male friends and then for ladies, detailing odd decorations, curious tableaux, hired entertainers, and staged bustle as the guests arrive and mingle in a cramped, comic setting.
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Snarry
Mr. Snarry
Suon Genra
Budle
Earl of England
Bam
Clement's Inn
Lisbeth
Chickland
Bodle
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Joseph Reynolds
Callan
Charles Sloane
Ohéstober
Kilkennysis
Waterford
Joe
Snail
Jon
Joan O'Rries
Nenagh
Mrcwar
Joan Laith
Clon- Rel
Vere LaNar
New Birmingham
Thomas Lirby
Cane
Edinburgh
Coos
Great Britain
Portugal
Madeira
Azores
United Kingdom
Islands
Balearic Islands
France
Peweere
Gibraltar
Formex Stesar
Coronies
Brazil
Cuba
Three Kingdoms
West Indies
Mauritius
Liverpool
West India
Liverpool Times
Drazit
Rio
England
Hanpuinen
Marks and Brunswick
Silesian
Fel
Ditto
Meck
Pom
Holstein
Eider and
Husum
Lower Elbe
Rye
Dantzic
Elb
Konigsberg
Mark Meck
Vetches
Beaux
London
Hameune
Hamburg
Stockholm
Leipzic
Vienna
Goude
Maninens
Grantley Berkeley
Christchurch Bay
Flampshire
Christchurch Ledge
Erunseck
Duchy of Brunswick
Duchy
Brunswick
Ammensen
Seesenraad
Trimsaran
Carmarthenshire
Hwelchman
Globe
London and Birmingham
Grand Junction
London and South Westerns
Manchester and
Bultons
North
York
North Midlands
Great Westerns
Menchkester
London and South Western
Glasgow
Greenock
Bolton
Bury
Maarket
Mr. Ferrand
Times
W. C.j
Thomas
Thomas Thomas
Marles
Llanfihangel-rheaycorn
Llaneywad
Thomas ‘Thomas
Princes-street
Cornhill
Literary Chronicle
March
Newdigate
Trafalger Square
Trafalgar Square
Bentrey
Albert Smith
Jack Ledbury
Scattergood
Hfe
Cabul
Pingille
Othee
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