Debates on Maynooth and Catholic officers in the army
The piece surveys Whig and Tory positions on granting Maynooth funding and allowing Catholics into the army and navy. It notes Lord Howick's reforms, Perceval's opposition, and the political struggle over Protestant ascendancy, church revenues, and Catholic advancement within the United Kingdom.
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Maynooth
Afr. Perceval
Ireland
Harner
Fox
Homer
England
George the Third
Lord Melbourne
Horner
Ward
Irish Church Commission
Grant
Yand
Dublin
Perceval
Lord Maken
Bankes
Wilberforce
Lord Redesdale
Lord Eldon
Grattan
Tosea
Lord Howick
France
Walsh
Buonaparte
Paris
Liston
Reagan
Verceval
St Hill
Lord Howici
United Kingdom
Britain and Ireland
Utien
Torgiam
Pension grant to Hood noted amid corrections
The weekly paper counters an erroneous claim that Mr Hood’s £100 yearly pension was set for his wife. It clarifies the pension was conveyed by the Premier and involves Sir Augustus D Este, with other related royal and naval notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hond
Robert Peel
Hood
M. Milnes
F. C. Ward
Net Produce Abstract of British Revenue 1844 and 1845
The abstract presents the net revenue outcomes for Great Britain for the year ended January 5, 1844 and January 5, 1845. It notes changes in the rate of increase or decrease in revenue, comparing respective year totals and quarterly progressions. Systematic accounting highlights shifts in income streams and related fiscal measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Sevescvss
United States
Incomplete Consolidated Fund Entries for Quarters Ended
Fragmentary OCR notes list Txcomz and Cuancz of the Consolidated Fund in the quarters ending January 5 1844 and 1645. The legible portion hints at ledger headings or accounts but carries no full details or context.
Alleged attempt on the Duke of Normandy shocks Fulham
A reported gun assault targeted Charles Louisa de Bourbon known as the Duke of Normandy at Mulgrave House Fulham. A large pistol or blunderbuss fired through a workshop window missing the duke by inches, shattering two panes. Police traced a trail to the riverbank but made no arrest. the duke claims political motive tied to Catholic opponents and recent treacherous letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Augustus D'Este
Sir Augustus
Duke of Sussex
For Majesty
Henry Poutinger
Canada
Charles Metcalfe
Cherbourg
Fokstose
Earl Radnor
Alaidstone Gazette
Switzerland
Canton of
Lucerne
Canton
Zurich
Turnnovr
Oldham
Solomon Herse
Hamburgh
Solomon Heise
John Brough
Thomas Swinton
Thomas Michel
Biddulph
Stafford
Brough
Tony
Tommy
Swinton
Great Britain
Kingroad
George Rennie
J. K. Brunel
Samuda
Atmospheric Railway
T. B. Smith
Afr
B. Woodcraft
Heeken
R.N
Conkeley
Ward
Wellcott
Pattison
Naval Architect
R. Bruce
King Road
Hulms
Fulham
Charles Louisa de Bourbon
Duke of Normandy
Mulgrave-house
King's-road
Mulgrave-houses
Thames
France
Camberwell Green
Mulgrave-Lousa Grounds
Frederick Roe
V Division
Millman
Chelsea
Sheppard
Hunt
Baron de Berenger
Bicknell
Nicome
Layton
Teu
Elliu Dames
Clive
Hammersmith Police Court
Vo Division
Nichols
Shepherd
Hammersmith
Mulgrave House
Uuril
Laynes
Langton
Morice
Nate
Anow
Quet
Tony Lathe
Dia
Tothongi
Ihmediagely
Mr. Clive
Mr. Clives
Duke
Fred
George Tucker
Tucker
Inspector Haynes
M. Coupellier
Newman-street
Oxford-street
Regent-street
Oxford Street
Belgium
Calais
M. Delotz
M. Cappellier de Credivel
Duke ‘of
Normandy
Gruan de la Barre
M. Coupellier de Credeuel
A. Derotz
London
England
Haynes
Count de la Barre
Abbe Cartel
Leena
The Duke of Normandy Bomb Attempt at His Estate
A court heard testimonies about a gun explosion at the Duke of Normandy's workshop. The Duke suspects political enemies tied to French government plots, with witnesses detailing entry routes, bloodstains, and a broken window. French witnesses describe a conspiracy while investigators gather further evidence at related addresses.
Abolition Riots and Oregon Territory Debate
News from America reports the Oregon Territory extension bill advancing in the House after a division. Also covered are naturalization reforms, a uniform presidential elector timetable, Nebraska plans, and a tariff debate. A deadly Kentucky abolitionist confrontation in Ohio follows slave escapes via Canada, with arson and arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Territory
Saint Patrick
Seymour
Merary
New York
House of Representatives
United Statea
Oregon
Committee On
Territories
House
Senate
Congress
Duncan
United States of America
Secretary of War
Nebraska
Major flood and fatal fire ravage London area
On Tuesday afternoon floodwater from the Thames overflowed banks along Southwark and Rotherhithe, flooding cellars near Barclay's Brewery and St. Saviour's. A fire in Farnorth last night destroyed four houses and damaged several more, starting at Mr Brewer's grocer shop, with authorities noting insurance for all victims and swift efforts by magistrates and fire crews.
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Barclay’s Brewery
St. Saviour’s Church
Southwark
Tuulwy Street
Rutherhithe
Wapping
London Bridge
Farnorth
Perking
Mra
M. Por
Kammenger
Clarke
Mier
Trathen
Sie
Gies
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Couxrey Epinion
MR. Hood
Tate
Holme
Neill II
Consolidated Dutica
Consolidated Fund
Oe Aes Behenews
Fee Vaceare
Veta Rees
Post Office
jQuarters
Gavat Ingtux
Suiperaix
West India
St. Katherine’s
Custom House
Royal Saxtiaco Misixa
Royal Saxtiaco Misixa Cowrayy
Broad-street
John Robertson
Eng
Ramn
Universal Book
Regent Circus
Pam
Muaprat
Ironsponger
Wineheater
Hampshire
Winchester
Carstan
Mary Gallop
Bangmnan
Chester Courant
America
Department
Secretary of State
Sol Tris
Washington
Mexico
Kentucky
Ohio
Robert Miller
Absalom King
Brown's County
Georgetown
Miller
King
Colonel Towers
Alexander Gilliland
New Fork Sun
Wallace
Fortuna
Lunden
Ot & Zito
Washington Constitution
United States Gazette
Barbadoes
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