The Worcester Starvation Case Dismissal Decision
The Poor Law Commissioners order the dismissal of Mr Crisp, Worcester relieving officer, for improper conduct toward Sarah Devey and her child after a birth in Dine parish. They note neglect, inappropriate language, and failure to provide adequate relief, yet urge guardians to accept his resignation rather than terminate him. The report cites testimonies and medical neglect surrounding the infant’s death.
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Poor Law Commissioners
Board of
Icene
Syorcester Union
Crisp
Tevey
Somerset House
William Thomason
Grasge Wonerston Uxies
Iaw
Zapeast
Graves
William Crisp
Sarah Devey
Sarah Dever
Benjamin Banlton
Chersras
Deihe
St. Andres
Worcester
Sarah Dovey
Tye F
Elizabeth Scott
Scott
Sarah Dover
Criep
Hyams M
Eleaheth Scott
Niebt
Elizabeth
Priggett
Wseistant
Rey
Meta Verewi
Mary Day
Crigp
Caordians
Crispemberg
Sareh Davey
W. G. Lumley
Tar Chainwaxemp Oy
Countiea Railway Company
Hudson
M.P
Eastern Counties Railway Company
Inox Masters
Thoreday
Iron Masters
Wolverhampton
St. George's Hospital
Jerome Buonaparte
Benjamin Brodie
Liston
Cutler
Johnson
Hale ‘Shomenn
Pato
Kebineon
Gueers Rect
Thomson
Wigan
Earth
Phy Raohs
Amon
White
Guthrie
Ferguson
Erasmus Wilson
Fisher
Robinson
Tyne
Glascock
Portamouth
Admiralty
James Penn
Cawsand
Lieut
Selwyn
Pakenham
Marseillen
Havre
Ushant
Scilly
Berk
Louis Philippe
Lord Auckland
Seleyn
Pann
Devonport
France and Polands Cracow affair in 1846 papers
A survey of French State papers about Cracow in 1846, including Metternich letters, Guizot notes, and the Vienna treaty tensions. It lists communications between Guizot, Flabaut, and others, covering annexation news and French protests. Also notes a London Weavers' Company banquet honoring Lord John Russell with speeches on neutrality and policy.
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Cracow
Prince Metternich
d’Appony
France
M. Guizot
Count de Flabsut
Vienna
Count Flabaut
Metternich
M. Humann
Lac
Count Flahant
M. de Thom
Austria
Prossia
Rougia
Count de Jarnac
Count de St. Auisire
Parise
Lord Palmerston
Chamber of Peers
Poland
Paris
Count de St Aulaire
England
Count St. Aulaire
Meeting of the Irish gentry in Dublin lawmakers urge united Irish party
A Jan 14 meeting in Dublin’s Round Room drew Ireland’s gentry from every county. Led by the Earl of Charlemont and chaired by the Marquis of Ormonde, delegates pressed for a united Irish party to press Parliament for food and remedies, faulting government inaction and urging immediate supplies and employment to avert famine. The crowd heard OConnell and others endorse a neutral but united Irish platform to save lives and protect property.
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Dextix
Rotunda
Dublin
Ireland
Earl of Charlemont
Farnham
Marquis of Ormonde
Marquis of Conyngham
Lord Glengall
Lord Kilmaine
Frederick Shaw
E. Hayes
G. Aylmer
Grogan Morgan
Theophilus Nugent
Geo
Conyngham
James Hamilton
A. O'Conner
Conway Dobbs
J. Hyde
Castle Hyde
N. Waddy
R. Smyth
M. Chapman
A. Stanley Monck
C. O'Loghlen
Wim. Macnsell
Richard Bourke
Eagrs
Gregen
O'Connell
W Hale
G. A. Hamion
M.P
Das
Loudcheering
Hamilton
O'Connel Rone
Hanilh
Arcts
Tristv
Met
Treland
Dilion Qreber
Fermey
Lassu
H. Osborne
Veling
Mouneril
Tervoe
Osborne
Earl of Bree
Lord Farnham
Cavan
Anlecs
Major Blackall
B. Osborne
Mansell
Mr. Osborne
England
Colonies
Cottier
G. Ogle Moore
Lord Miltown
Downing Street
Lord Milton
G. R. Godby
Peirse Mahony
A. Grattan
M.F
W. F. Tighe
Woodstock
Cahill
Fotenna Copesndy
Thomas Butler
Sir Goodeon
Charles Totteobsm
Knox Gore
Sligo
Continental Debates and Market Mines in Europe
Latest intelligence reports chaotic parliamentary debates in France and Britain. French discussions on the Spanish marriage and Cracow affair unfold as ministers defend policy amid shifting factions. Bond market activity shows Bank of France rate cuts and a bullion decline while Paris stock prices vary amid international tension.
Arrival of the Cambria and War News From Mexico
The Cambria brings Liverpool despatches via Boston, noting sharp debates in Congress over the Mexican war and a presidential message. Reports detail military movements across New Mexico, Saltillo, and Victoria, with Taylor and Wood commanding forces. The Somers wreck off Vera Cruz is confirmed with many crew lost and British and French aid praised.
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Cambria
Liverpool
Royal Mail
Boston
Congress
Hovaz
TRE Umitifp
Secretary of War and Navy
Mexico
United ‘St Oe
Pognat
Remgan
Reeultien
Mars
New Mexico
War Department
Wannot
United States
James BK
Washington
Tieperal Taylor
Salolle
Wena
Wim
Worth Lay
Peter
We Oi Ban Brew
Taylor
Porras
Woot
Tampico
Victoria
Santa Avta
Monterey
San Luis Potosi
Alcalde
Monterry
General Wood
Parras
Chibuahi
General Worth
Saltillo
Riley
Monte Moureles
Pijlow
Santa Anna Thaa
San Luis Patasi
Somers
Green Isle
Vera Cruz
Newy
MM. Bancroft
Senate
England
London
St. John's
New Brunswick
Richard Anderson
Baltimore
Mary Sheill
Halifax
Philadelphia
Thomas F. Cope
New York
Yucatan
Merida
Campeachy
Barbachano
New Yons
Stock Exchange
Larrar
Obio
Pearla
United States Baie Somzas
Wasaixaton
Mary Dix
New Orleans
Anton Lizarda
Somera
Vera, Cruz
Green Island
John Adams
Perry
Abe
Pajordas
Parker
Julio Adams
Mississipi
Vixen
Petrol
Bonita
Inez
Cumberland
Norfolk
Anton
Endymion
Bread price report from Surrey bakeries updates
On Wednesday bakers on the Surrey side of the river advanced prices by halfpenny in a 4lb loaf. Bread of the second quality now sells at 84d and some bakers at 94d. Household bread, uncreased dour, weighed to purchasers, costs 6d to 8d per loaf. Country bread varies 7d to 8d per loaf, four shillings per quarter, best bread 10d to 12d per loaf.
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Surrey
Death of George Byng MP Middlesex remembered
The death of George Byng MP Middlesex is announced. Born May 18 1764 at London he served Middlesex from 1790 until his death at Wrotham Hall. A liberal Whig voice he opposed corruption and supported reforms including Catholic Emancipation and parliamentary reform.
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Middlesex
Wrotham Hall
London
Ores
Enlife Harriet
Wil Straford
Tay
Byng
League
John Wilkes
Aeee Caaijet
Conolly
Ireland
Dublin
Lord North
House of Commons
al. Byng
Lord Castlereagh
Heeler
Home EA
Reineke
J. Russell
Wilkes
George Bynog
Newport
Isle of Wight
House of Commona
Waco
Wie
Old Sarum
Nowgomeryshire
Wood
Brecknockshire
Generalsoon
Worcestershire Dunog
Brog
Cueto Adin Brig
Tavander
Lord Lerten
Robert Hare
Lord Strath Ord
Mr. Brox
Wateries
Crimons
John Byng
Sud
Chatiam
Byrg
Duke of Portland
Mr. Fox
Bert Giex
House of
Commins
Hne
France
National Assembly
Waa
Talleyrand
Bonaparte
God Waa
Wong Ap
Duke of Wellington
India
Peninsula
Waterloo
England
Pitt
Fox
Burke
Liverpool
Quetelet
Chharacter
George Byng
Fox, Grey
Sheridan
Drurylene Theatre
Mr. Grey
Earl Grey
Roman Catholica
Liberal Party
Grey
Drury Lane Theatre
Mr. Byng
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M. A. N. Carthy
J. Power
Journal Des Débats
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d'Haussonville
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de Bussitres
Sanvac
de Carné
Vitet
Peyramont
Drsmonsseaux de Givre
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Count Molé
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Paria
Lyons
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Manaro
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Tiempo
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Galicia
Pavia
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Asid
Lord Maidstone
Pnexoca
Perslow
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America
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