Ireland in Deep Political Friction Amid Repeal Split
The Irish Repeal and Reposters factions remain deeply divided despite mediation efforts by Colman O Loghlen. O'Brien rejects terms for a united front while O Connell in London mocks enthusiastic rhetoric. By contrast, leaders argue for new structures, predicting renewed conflict. A cabinet council convened in London while Stonehaven endures a fatal navvy riot and fears of prisoner releases spark military orders.
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Erin
Colman O'Loghlen
O'Brien
John O'Connell
Limerick
England
Falstaf
Monsieur Soyer
Mr. O’brien
O'Connell
Repeal Association
the O'Connell
O’connell
Ray
Tom
Smith O'Brien
Ireland
Kilkenny
Mitchell
Gavan Duffy
Confirmation of Dr Hampden's election as Hereford bishop
In St Mary le Bow Cheapside a crowded scene formed as the Crown confirmed the election of Dr Hampden to Hereford. bishops and objectors debated the process, with Hampden taking his seat and taking oaths, amid guards, clergy, and city officials in a tense legal and ceremonial scene.
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Hampden
St. Mary le Bow
Cheapside
Alderman Ssiomons
Hereford
W.S.E. Bennett
D. Wright
E. Hawking
W. F. Powell
University of Cambridge
Cirencester
Gloucester
Hamilton
Dr. Hampden
Ege
Divine
Canterbury
Townsend
Robert Webster Huntley
M.A
J. J. Jebb
F. W. Powell
Henry Viiti
Reno Dickson Hampden
Barford
Dr. Addams
Dr. Lushington
Colely
Dr. Bayford
Lushington
J. Dodson
Henry VIII
Burnet
Henry
Rome
Cranmer
York
London
Onleas
J. Edward III
Richard II
Premunire
Edward VI
Harley
Barlow
England
Barcet
Henry the Eighth
Cardinal Pole
Pole
Mary
Bulla
Parker
Elizabeth
Bow Church
Lauch
Collier
Montague
Jones
Tasde
Manchester
Rivers
Harding
R. Phillimore
Grace
Statute Law of the Land
Great Britain
Dodson
Rean Dickson Hampden
Charges of Neglect against a Medical Officer
Surrey coroner Mr. Carter, a jury, and witnesses opened an inquest into Elizabeth Hopkins Howard's death days after childbirth. Post mortem showed no disease, possible death from exhaustion after protracted labour, with the medical officer Berncastle implicated for leaving the patient without an order and facing condemnation by the jury.
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Carter
Surrey
Elizabeth Hopkins
John, Howard
Neville
Richards
Berncaatle
Nerilla
Mr. Richards
Mr. Berncasile
Berncastle
Mr. Berncastle
Secala
Arthur
Board of Guardians
Mr. Date
Mesars
Fletcher
Mr. Dale
Mr. Baker
Chalmars
Tipple
Mitcham
Bern
Howard
Berncastls
Thejorsy
Execution of Thomas Sale at Newgate in 1800s
The execution of Thomas Sale, convicted with M Coy for the October murder of Bellechambers in Westminster, occurred at eight o clock Monday morning at Newgate. Sale confessed on the morning of his death to involvement, apologized to his family, and spoke with his fellow condemned man before the sheriff supervised his hanging amid a large crowd.
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William Palmer
Upper Norton Street
Aberylebons
Palmer
Snocuixa
Bosten Attve
Bacap
Rawtenstall
St Waterfoot
Samuel Bentley
James Halstead
John Dyson
James Butterworth
Dyson
Butterworth
Bentley
Halatead
Smallbridge
Rochdale
Liverpool Mercury
Bath
Theomme de Chambre
Abigal
Ecefield
Newgate
Sale
M‘coy
Central Criminal Court
Bellechambera
Wilton Street
Westminster
Lloyd
Doyle
Davis
M'Coy
Sala
Afr
Salo
Ordinary
Mr. Bellchambers
William
Henry
Fred
Tuokas Satz
Yorkshire
Toomas
M'Cuy
Cope
George
Tom
N'Coy
M'Co
Bia
Cabraf
Old Bailey
Walla
Calcraft
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Young and Old Ireland
Foreign Office
John Russell
George Grey
Viscount Palmerston
Earl Grey
Exchequer
Earl of Auckland
Marquis of Clanricarde
Lord Campbell
H. Lebouchere
Viscount Morpeth
Stonehaven
Hed Beer
Aberdeen
Hauppen
Glecesten
Glocester
Bristol
God's Church
Selwyn
Les
Ses
Whitehall
Prince Albert
Deutsche Zeitung
Allgemeine
House of Haber and Son
Karlsruhe
Isis
von Haber and Son
van Haber and Son
M.A. von
Rorascarty and Sons
Frankfort
Maine
Rartwat
Metropolia
Smaunan
Frederick Weston
Mr. Beard
Ovingdean
Birmixgaam
Thareday
Wales
South Staffordshire
Dudley
Thomas Sale
Pex Axp
Ponraatr
Shaxapens
Shakspere
Minasi
Bardea
Stratford-on-Avon