Ecuador Expedition Trial Reflects on Flores Wright Forces
The trial recounts Colonel Wright and General Flores planning an Ecuador expedition with soldiers and emigrants from Limerick. Witnesses describe ships Glenelg and Monarch Neptune, promises of land and rations, and alleged aims to replace Flores. Bail was set as prosecutors push questions on conduct and motives amid public dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Monaro
Wright
Sams
Charkie
Himeels
Coronne
General Flores
Cap
Neptune
Sleigh
Capugh
Glenelg
Monarch
Spain
Ecuador
Haymarket
Ty Sand
Anette
At Po
Aoral Flores
Wellington
Cine Wort
Mater Om
Ecuader
Perfbrerhck
Dar
Mr. Ballantine
Ballantine
Arther Curone Wright
Flores
Fcond Wellngton
Tuckett
Cone Wright
Fou
James Matorin
Inoustache
Birmingham Police
Lancere
France
I Jusiated
Theiee Witnese
Sife
Calonel
Bruadt
Rocca
Flores Streat
Halifax
Harvey Tuckett
Laws
Ballentige
Wy Ogilvie, Bart
Stratheare Cottage
Stewart
Rte
Brampton
America
South America
Limerick
Frere
Lucas
Mr. Yardley
Bern
William IV
Mt. Yardley
Lim
Ae Laws
Conn
Ar. Campbell Carrie
Brie
Carrie
Week
Currie
Turkey
Uke
Butte
Maruri
I Surin
W. Ogilvie
Himeri
Olonel Wright
Errane Ferny
A Canoe Voyage Notes From the Far West
Reviews Featherstonbaugh journey up Saint Peter's River with engineers, Canadian voyageurs, and Indian scenes. From rough cabins to lodge ceremonies, his sketches of tribes, gambling, and daily routines reveal frontier life and the boundless west as seen by an English observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Featherstonbaugh
F.R.S
London
Richard Bentley
Featherstonbaugh
Slave States
Minty Soler
St. Peter's River
Fratherstonbaugh
Ohie Canal
Limis
New World
Shin
America
Ireland
Fwurgeais
Prince Bare-behind
Catlin
Toany
Louisiana
Panteleona
United States
Walpore
Bentley
Walpole
G. P. R. James
Smith and Elder
James
William the
Knowles
J. F. Rossel
James Burns
Boawell
Thurlow
Mencins
Benvenuto Cellisi
Thos. Ruseos
Bodn
Standard Library
Cellini
Don Quixote
Charles Rowcroft
A. Hurst
Colonies
Hood
Tuck
Viet
Longman and Co
Maxen
Utumirr
Cuzis
D. Bogue
John Timba
Monopolist Agitation for Tenant Farmer Relief
A large meeting at Free masons Tavern Great Queen Street convened to form a Richmond Testimonial committee aiding tenant farmers. Duke of Richmond appointed president. working committee named. aims discussed include funding relief for distressed tenant farmers and avoiding workhouse reliance. Local societies pledged donations. next steps set for secretary roles and further meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freemasons’ Tavern
Great Queen Street
Grace
Duke of Richmond
Finher Hobbs
Ms. Bilnau
Sussex
Warnes
East Sussex
Jap Beasiey
Lincoln
Waters
Winchester
Phillippr
Hartahors
Lescombe
Andover
Wyatt
Chedbau
Avarsupps
Hants
Umbera
Soho Hudeomiene
Jones
Cambridge
Buyer
John Eliman
Burrell
Richmond
Barrell
Hear
John Hudson
Fisher Hobbs
Jobn Warnes
John Meira
Ellman
Browne
Rodwell
Beasley
Phillips
Hartshorn
Purchase
Newbolt
Rover
G. Bridger
Great Britain
Anti Corn Law League
Eugland
Meno
Cherra
Grn
Lomen
Suil
England
Theo
Gentemen
Central Society For the Protection of Agriculture
Lincoln and Lindsay Agricultural Society
Christopher
Great Grimaby Society
Rugby Agricultural Society
Barnstaple Agricultural Society
Durham Agricultural Society
Andover District Society
Tenant right debated by farmers club at Blackfriars meeting
A large gathering of tenant farmers and agriculturists convened by the Farmers Club met at Radley’s Hotel in Blackfriars to press for a defined tenant right aimed at securing long leases and compensation for improvements upon eviction. Speakers argued tenant rights protect capital investment and counter short notice evictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Club
Radley’s Hotel
Bridge Street
Blackfriars
T. Fisher Hobbs
Essex Agriculturist
Stan
England
Nottinghamshire
Lincolnshire
Afr
Shaw
Tenant right and Malt Tax dominate agricultural debate
A heated discussion on tenancy shows that longer security could spur capital for land improvement. Speakers argue tenant rights benefit landlords, citing Lincolnshire rents, while proposals call for compensation for unexhausted improvements. Separately, the Central Society for British Industry backs malt tax repeal, planning a deputation to Lord Russell but delaying immediate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hear
Lincolnshire
Nottinglumshiry
Kreat
Shaw
Leuure
Central Society For the Protection of British Industry
Ananimaua
John Rassell
Duke of Richmond
John Ransell
Central Protection Society
John Russell
Larga
Heray-t
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Toredet
Ric
Neal Feuador
Fai
Generel
Igeral Flores
Non Yardley
Forrign Rorge Lil ” Adey
Hemel
Curtamne
Peyerems
Landa
Wid
Min Shaw
Solcitor
Fornivel
Literary Chronicle
Res
En Déshabille
Traversix Prau
J. J. von Tachudi
Thomasina Rosa
Loudon David Rogue
Sierra
Cordilleras
Andee
Lima
Tapada
Dona Mariquita
Dona Merceditas
Panchita
Lance
Europe
Ubry Para
Amila
Antil
Staawaeser
Thia
Three Kingdoms
Arabella Falkland
Horace Walpole
Arabella Falk-latolin
Horace
Lacheluriem
Pat
Mme
Bayes
Duke
Blaze
Minerva
Jettere
Hau
Pampas
House of Pelham
Hhe
Afisericordia
Miaericordia
Tarea
Idria
Peru
Judas
John Smith
Chapmanland Hall
Baghishinao
Triakcit
Hormteir
Weybridge Sation
Chertsey Union
Weybridge
Chertsey
J Ceansed
Csurgron
Keene
Paul
Hand and Spear
Clifford Eliaha
Charles Bicke
Westridge
Davie
John Hesketh
Guildford
Ahriek
Worcester
Sprover
Rainbow Hill
Shafta
Dudley
Eastern Counties Railway
Lakenheath
Mg. Anderest
Brandon
Laken Heath
Talbot
Apa
Rotherham
Samuels
Nn Central
Asheriff
Buoxtsouam
Windsor
Buckingham Palace
Palace
Walla
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