Ireland and England Charity and Poor Law Debate
A long letter discusses Irish distress, private benevolence, and national relief systems. It argues for concurrent charity and legislation, criticizes postponing permanent Poor Law relief, and urges both England and Ireland to share the burden while supporting public works and emigration as interim measures.
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Ireland
CHE Times
Seine
Hume
Ominsa Cy
Landford
Fundy
Cleo
Julie Russell
Ibert Peel
Wheen
Eve Wisard
Tyrland
England
Euil
Mexeere of Justice
Treland
Teiaadia
Anarious
Pan Bar
Teese
Henbury
Bristol
Menele
Insurrection in Portugal Nears A Turning Point
From Lisnox Dec 29 1846 a correspondent reports Bomfim’s defeat at Torres Vedras with heavy casualties on the royal side and fewer on the insurgent side. Insurgents retreat to the castle as the royal forces advance. some troops defect to the enemy and the gates become untenable. News traces dispatches to Coimbra Santarem and Oporto with mixed fortunes and looming political shifts as Septembrists and Miguelites negotiate.
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Lisnox
Bomun
Bomfim
Antas
Io Maior
Coimbra
Marquis of
Loud
Caesar de Vasconcellos
Santarem
N. J
Tagus
Alemtejs
Befel Bomfim
Saldanha
Armtas
iCuimbra
Lonle
Carsar de Vascancelles
Donna Maria
Oporto Junta
Capt
Mendegueite
Macdonell
Oporto
Guedes
Torres Vedras
Diana
Count Bomini
William Parker
Mr. Passos
Oporte
Duke of Palwella
William
Duke of
Terceira
Mr. Passo
Sunta
Mesquita
Missionary's Kaffirland dispatch from Graham's Town 1846
The Rev Air Calderwood reports from Graham's Town Oct 8 1846 on meeting Macomo and Gaika chiefs in Kaffirland at the governor's request. He describes ambush threats near Fort Beaufort, escape with injuries, and hopes for peace through government terms while acknowledging military strain and the chiefs' cautious stance.
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Air. Calderwood
London Missionary Society
Graham's Town
Kaffirland
Macowe
Macome
Macomo
Min
Fort Beaufort
Beaufort
Black Drift
Johnstone
Macemo
Kaffir
Hare
Mscomo
H. Carpsawoon
A. Tidman
Charge of Murder and Committal for Manslaughter
A Surrey inquest resumed at the Roebuck Tavern over the death of Mia Sarah Phillips, wife of Miles Phillips. Witnesses described a violent quarrel and the husband pushing the woman into the street. Coroner and jury found manslaughter against Miles Phillips and committal to Old Bailey. Separately a later case reviewed police violence in Bishop's Stortford and a Flores Expedition hoax involving Colonel Wright with testimonies on forged documents and alleged enlistment for a South American venture.
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London
Mra
Scott
Feraile
Clarkson
Simuery
Oemed Ace Robinson
Joseph Smith
Pear
Mecarder
Mr. Clarkson
Jangaraepough
Mansion House
Thirza Coster
Troy
Tower-hill
E Creama
Jsoor
Cook
Costar
Surrey Theatre
Ann Cook
Bridge Street
Greenwich
Bho Jack
Theo
Guildhall
Johnson
Alderman Johnson
Peter Laurie
Irish Society
É&C
Giderman
Conaure
Marlborough Street
Ron Bery
Francia William Schglize
Willick
University Life Avaudance Society
Long
Talbot
Messra
Tumphreys
Charles Willich
Charlen Spratt
Messrs. Diamconds
Spencer
University Resurance Company
Henry Gillard
University Life Office
Willich
Fpr
Richard Scott
Walworth
Thomas Dowling
Bii
Scots
Clerkenwell
Herry Allen
Bloom
Greenwood
Fenton
Williama
St. Se+puldre
G 243
Allen
Williams
Mr. Greenwood
Seasions
Worship Street
Sharp
White Linz Street
Spitalfields
Walter Forrest
Forrest
Fitzgerald
Grove
Spread Eagle Tavern
Kingsland Road
Broughton
Wm. Carter
Dorager
Surrey
Roebuck Tavern
Great Union Street
Southwark
Mia
Sarah Phillips
Miles Phillips
Blackfriars Bridge
Elizabeth Smith
Ewer Street
Gravel Lane
Phillips
Lata
Mary Ann Shadrick
Ever Street
Wood
Miles Philips
Spont
Ie. Wood
Head
Alexander Lee
Three Crowns Square
Borough
Witneas
Lee
Old Bailey
Manblauoeter
Bygrave
Eln
Davis
Kelly
Culacses
Anme
Trist
Richard Wright
Ecuador
South America
Thames Police Court
Evans
Thames Police
George UY
Ballading
Barmater
Stow
Farnival’s Ton
Potbury
Customs
Tham
Colonel Wright
Ballantine
Harvey Garnett Phipps Tuckett
Vth Hussars
Geroher
Wright
Petiteran
Tucken
Ifp
Mr. Yardley
Ore
Ireland
Mr.Yardiey
General Flores
Mr. Potbury
Ashacquante
Butta
Rigg
Maturin
M'‘Cleas
Bulls
Rochford
Hay
Hall
Lamont
Tudor
Mr. Yardiey
Yardiey
Corunna
Flores
Ferrol
Witpens
Lord Palmerston
Glenelg
Custone
James Hay
Mr. Ballantine
Tuckett
11Th Hussars
Iwan
Mr Ballantine
Pavilion
Lyceum
Mr. Ballantina
Henderson
Mr. Ballentine
Blackwall
Lords of the Treasury
Ballasting
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George Edward Anson
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Rochester Row
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William Tennant
Mexico
St. Giles's
Bloomsbury
Mrs. Haller
Misa Faucit
Cork
Haymarket Theatre
J. Byrne
One & Register Office
Corps de Ballet of Theatres
E. Webster
Chester
Royal Academy
Paris
M. Cellarins
Byroe
B. Webster
Charles Shakeries, Bart
Berne
Portugal
Cape OF Good Hope
Law and Police