Monster meetings and Irish union debate unfold
The speech recounts monster meetings in Mullingar and Cork led by O Connell and Steele, urging repeal and independence. Attacks on the union with England are described alongside rhetoric about a united Ireland and threats to England, with remarks from Bishop Cantwell and Bishop Higgins. The attorney general condemns these actions, cites the Act of Union and Donnybrook meetings, and notes trial logistics as jurors prepare to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Irishmen
Mullingar
Mr. O'Connell
Steele
Grey
Traversers
Barrett
Peel
Wellington
England
Reland
Cantwell
Higgins
Ireland
Cork
Manchester
St. Giles’s
Mallow
United Kingdom
United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland
Commons of
Parliament
Donnybrook
Great Britain
O'Connell
Saurin
Bushe
Lord Plunket
Laurin
Réferal
Prayers for Head Travinion Mass Offered in Ennis
The Clare Journal reports mass was said on Wednesday in Ennis and nearby parishes for Mr. O Connell s safety pending state trials. A deputation met Dr Nichol to urge reform of divorce law to allow divorced vinculo matri monii via court appeal and reduce the current £1600 detirees burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Journal
Ennis
O'Connell
Nichol
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE REPORTS AND POLITICAL TENSIONS
Seventy deputies of the Left Centre met at M Gameron's residence to oppose ministry policy. Seven young men linked to a Beranger disturbance faced correctional police. sentences ranged from five to twenty days. Monuments and political letters trigger royalist tensions. the Duke de Fitzjames denounces Guizot while a Comoros Sultanate document protests Mayotte occupancy. Monetary figures show 1843 indirect tax gains, while Spain and India items cover elections, manifestos, and Stoddart and Conolly saga with new embassy aid estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Gameron
Beranger
Viscount de Narbonne de la Cornilliere
Rue Richelieu
Rue Vivienne
Royalist Duke de Fitzjames
M. Guizot
Chamber of Peers
Henry of
Duke of Fitzjames
Monsieur -Guizot
Duke of
Richelieu
M. de Verac
Belgrave Square
Courber Jatele
Duke
FitzsaMers
Comoros Islands
Paris
Mayotte
Seyd Hemza
Seyd Abd Allah
Seyd Hamza
Mauritius
France
Moniteur
Augsburg Gazette
Count de Nassau
Yellow Feven
Journal Des Débats
Martinique
St. Pierre
Remark on Anglo Indian Negotiations and Pottinger’s Treaty Bearer
The report notes Colonel Bagnold’s likely need in Hyderabad and the overland messenger arriving October 6 from London. Troops move in the Panjab as Major Eldred Pottinger, famed defender of Herat, carries the additional treaty from China enabling secure future intercourse with China amid European intrigues and the repudiated states, per the Naval and Military Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mand
Bagnold
Hyderabad
London
Panjaub
Eldred Pottinger
C.B
Herat
China
Henry Pottinger
Hibernia Arrives at Liverpool From Halifax and Boston
The Hibernia steamer from Halifax and Boston reached Liverpool on Saturday night the 13th inst. Mails landed before two o’clock. Captain Judkins again completes passage in under ten days from Halifax and under twelve from Boston. More passengers than usual for the season. Congress in session about a month with little done affecting trade. Atchinson bills on Oregon noted and debated. passage unlikely. Cotton speculation rising with higher exchange. Navy and Army strengths listed. General Jackson reported in frail health. Irish patriot Devereaux arrives at Natchez aged and blind on pension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Boston
Liverpool
Judkins
America
Congress
Adams
House
Massachusetts
Atchinson
Senate
Oregon Territory
Missouri River
Oregon
Columbia River
Territory of
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Ocean
Treasury
Sterling Exchange
New Orleans
Mobile, &C
Garten Istic
New York
London
France
Amsterdam
Charlestown
Mississippi
Fulton
Princeton
Ericson
Union
Hunter
Poinsett
Michigan
Lake Erie
Army of the
United States
Regular Army
Jackson
American Aper
Fakesat Devereaux
Bolivar
Emmett
Natchez
Dissolution of the United Legislature speech by Sir Charles Metcalfe
Advices from Canada present Sir Charles Metcalfe's speech on prorogation and dissolution of parliament. He notes a council not formed, thanks the assembly for supplies, and hopes for peace and prosperity, urging unity and bounded royal prerogative amid a shortened session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Legislature
Canada
Chas. Metcalfe
Strecu
Legislative Council
Legislative Assembly
Oaxapa
Toronto
Montreal
Quebec
Kingston
Charles Metcalfe
Lafontaine-Baldwin Clique
Mvhig
The
Toronto Patriot
Reform
Western Canada
Baldwin
Harrison
Evelanche
Sno
L’ Ance Des Morea
Montreal Herald
Nova
New South Wales
Pierre Hector Morin
Achille Morin
Charles Huot
Louis Pinsonnault
Rene Pinsonnault
Chissell
London
Sweden
Homan
Newcastle
England
Boston
Rescue and Loss At Sea In Quebec Brig Incident
The brig Quebec of 273 tons, about four years old, was abandoned as sea ran high near ten p.m. with nine feet of water in her hold. Crew suffered frostbite. two were severely affected. Sweden arrived safely at Boston. Captain Chistell commends Captain Homan for his conduct toward him and his crew.
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Royal Library
Tse Linenpxapens
Willis
Jullien
Younghusband
India
Africa
New Zealand
Ceylon
Registrar-General
Central
Eastern
Wandsworth
Clapham
Gore
City of London
Guildhall
Constable Davies
Mansion-house
Regent Street
Westwood
Cornhill
Uwo
City
Loxton
J. Labouchere
Bombay
City Corporation
Goldsmith’s Company
M'Clui
Clarke
W.P
F R.S
Brazils
Messrs. Veitch and Son
Exeter
James Cooke
Meg
Lh.s
Chiswick
Quebec
Sweden
Boston
Chistell
Homan
Provincial Carmiarthen Riots Convicts Confess
At the late winter assizes Shoni Scyborfawr and Dar y Cantwr, condemned for Rebecca riots with life transport and twenty years respectively, confessed to William Chambers of Tlanelly. Sheni said he attended the burning of Mansent and Fynysern farms and named several meetings he attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmiarthen
Dary Cantwr
Dar Y Cantwr
Rebecca
William Chambers
Tlanelly
Sheni
Chambers
Mansent
Fynysern
Destructive midnight acts blamed on conspirators across counties
The article recounts confessions by male suspects detailing gate demolitions and arson from a paid squad, naming farmers involved, and noting a planned shooting of Mr. Chambers while highlighting broader rural outrages and property crimes across Carmarthenshire and neighboring counties.
Irish Catholic meeting amid tensions over oath and trials
The Dublin audience packed Music Hall hears Lord Mayor preside as Sir Thomas Esmonde and Mr Wyse press Catholic emancipation while Mr Sheil hints at House of Commons remarks. Speakers condemn judgment bias, call for parliamentary inquiry into juror selection and protestant domination in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Mone
O’fennatt
M.P
Tonbridge Wells
Sheil
Dublin
Dublin Donitor
O'Connell
Thomas Esmonde
MLD
TL. Wyse
Fsq
ALP
Ford
Smith
T. B.C. Smith
Trish
Sheil, M.P
Myshall
House of Commons
Tsha
Treasury
Mr. Sheil
England
Nad
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Foreign Intelligence
Franch
Spain
Madrid
Maria Christina
Cortes
Moderados
Progresistas
Messrs
Ros de Olano
Donoso Cortes
Narvaez
Duke de Castroterreno
Bulwer
Victoria
Isabella
Progresista
Figueras
Ametler
Procresista Party
Progress
Great Liberal Party
Pascual Mapoz
Maxuez Cortina
F. Canatueno
L. Sunita Barrenas
Perez
Stoddart
Connolly
Wolffare
Trebizond
Erzeroum
Bokhara
Haje Malhammed Shereef
Reis Effendi
Constantinople
Sheik
Conolly
Stratford Canning
Sir Stafford
Lady Canning
Lord Napier
Her Majesty
Arthur Conolly
Vincent Eyre
Bengal Artillery
Kurnoul
Stoddar
Garenstein
Madras
Balapore
Nizam
the Metropolis
Borouch
Southwark
Town Hall
Attiscucks
Blackman-street
St. George the Martyr
Charlotte-street
Christchurch
Mint
Herrow-street
Red-cross
Duke Street
King-street
Mint Square
Queen-street
Southwark Bridge-road
Southwark Bridge
Norfolk Street
Paviour’s Alley
Prince’s-street
Grave-lane
Bank of England
Cranine-cross Hospital
Georgiana Dorey
Barber
Fletcher
Anne Slack
Eliza Burchard
Georgiana Richards
Robert Taylor
Rotunda
Surrey
Blackfriars Bridge
Carlile
Miss Richards
Joshua Fletcher
Saunders
the Duke of Cambridge
Anaruina
Wood-street
Lambeth-walk
Waterloo
Southwark-bridge Roads
Houndsditch
Thames
All Saints, Poplar
Ballantine
Calcutta
Kemp
Poplar
All Saints
Rovyat Navan BrxeyvoLenr
St. James's Street
Feade
Captain Dickson
Willoughby Laka
Graham Moore
Losponx Correr
Eatine
Anderton's
Fleet Street
Hare
Sheerness
Barish Museum
British Museum
Ladyday
Hendygate
Daiy Cantor
Shoni
Mansant
Tynywern
Carmarathen Journal
Culworth
William Bird
Hollingworth Maganinc
Bedfordshire
Arsley Wood
Kettering Road
Bird
Allen
Graham
James Asplyn
John Elsam
Elsam
Thurleigh
Asplyn
Aeplyn
Southampton
Crabbe
Springhill House
New Forest
Carter
Marquis Conyngham
Hampshire
Stafford
Murpereess
Sarah Westwood
Philipps
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