Prolific claims and fires in a Welsh parish and town
In Llancyn parish a tragic case emerges involving Margaret Hughes and her daughter Elizabeth Hughes, suspected of disposing of two newborn male infants by burial in a pit. Nearby, a church fire at the Ilford parish church is battled by constables and locals, likely started by a stove in the central area, but contained with minimal damage. Additional items note a police action against unhealthy meat sales in the market, a fire in a barn in Hampshire, and a series of local legal notices including a bank failure in Beffield and political proceedings in Shropshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llancn
Margaret Hughes
Elizabeth Hughes
Lts
Thor
Weasinalygen
Muford
Iscorem Pector Richardson
K Divigivedyee
Ilford
Hunsden
Richardson
Ramsden
Saxpay Tradie
Joseph Shepherd
Cer
St. Matthias's
Shepherd
Rushton
Mr. Shepherd
Hail
Charles I
Rer
Scholes
Aer
Wereing
Richard Corran
School-lane
Thomas Appleton
Hbo i
Thomas Foster
Wellington-street
Trohell
Wareing
Curran
Foster
2 Hill
Span
Whitewood
Small
Ventnor
Hampshire
Inde- Norte Devow
Agnes Priscott
Savonards
Airacles
Carey
Domenico
Giuliano Rondinelli
Mariano Deli Ughi
Malatesta Sacromoro
Rujberto di Bernardo Samatinay
Brothers of
San Marco
Savonarola
Brothers of San Marco
Florentine
Dominico Burns
Savonarole
Florence
Fra Domenico
Girolamo
Ferrara
Congregation of San Marco
Order of Fratri Predicatori Dei Osservanza
San Matco
San Domenico di Fiésole
Jesus Christ
Church of
Jesus
Signory
Salviati
Piagnoni
Alberto
Antenori
Gualterotti
Ridolfi
Italy
St. Cecilia
St. Romolo
Loggia de Lanzi
Francesca da Poglia
Saint Dominic
Salvestro
Malatesta
Domenico de Pescia
Christ
Sivonarola
God
Christo
James
Debtor’s recovery pledge echoes family principles in county race
The speaker urged debt reduction to rebuild credit and prepare for new liabilities, promising to support industry and commerce. He aligned his program with his family and predecessor Sir Rowland Hill, asserting similar aims for the county seat. In the evening freeholders and Powis supporters dined at inns, with the Talbot hosting the principal gathering led by High Sheriff H. Justice and a large assembly of county notables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowland Hill
House of Powis
Talbot Inn
H. Justice
Crab
John Trotman
Brown
Matilda
Scilly Islands
Espagne
Ariosto
Ireland
Paddywhack
Skyscrepes
Trish
Felias
Thebes
Amphion
Orphecus
Quarre
Clognakilty
Molloy
Ounce Molloy
Bounce Molloy
Jupiter
Midas
O'Hara
Addison
Mayo
Lord Ormonde
Walter By
Tilda
Kilkenny
Duke Humphry
Douce
Shakspeare
Archimedes
Latimers
Thatly
Allen Latimer
Allan
Shepp
Latimer
IRELAND. Lansdowne tenants benefit plan criticised
A Dublin correspondent debunks Times claims that a landlord’s agent bears radical influence and threats. The Marquis of Lansdowne funds £1000 to drain and improve Queen’s county farms, with tenants matching labor. Land value rises while rents stay fixed, benefiting tenants but prompting debate over who protections truly aid. Also reports a husband killed by his wife with a hatchet after fighting. he surrendered, she died, a coroner’s inquiry pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Ansdowne
Times
Price
Marquis of Lansdowne
Queen's County
Smith
Deanston
Scotland
Lord Lansdowne
Edward Jones
Knockreghery
Roscommon
Jones
Athlone Sentinel
Mrs. Glossop
John Trotman
Adam Brown
Woodcote
Cotswolds
Hilton
Waghorn
Gloucester
Tunbelly
Squire
Sam Belcher
Sedger
John Chubbs
Sodger
Brown
Axardon
Dame Spurling
Master Spurling
Hugh
Trotman
Goodman Delver
Bat Ruggles
Dick Ruggles
Charlton Abbott
Hobson
Stubb
Graybeard
Bat
Mayhew
Special Commission Letters on Scottish Church Grievances
The Edinburgh Evening Chronicle reports that a special commission meeting adopted a minute defending church exclusive ecclesiastical jurisdiction and resisting civil court overreach. It urges Parliament to consider redress or risk a disruption of the established church, or restoration to the pre 1838 state with quoad sacra ministers and civil jurisdiction. A riot at the Epixsozex Cottzce follows, with students clashing with townspeople near Heriot’s and the infirmary, police, and professors striving to quell the disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Special Commission
Edinburgh Evening Chronicle
Assembly
Home Secretary
Church of Scotland
Commission of Assembly
Epixsozex Cottzce
Heriot’s
Haining
Bailie Richardson
Christison
Forbes
Brunton
Welsh
Southbridge
Edinburgh
Great Anti-Corn-Law Demonstration in Glasgow
A large Glasgow audience gathered at City Hall to back free trade in a formal Anti‑Corn Law demonstration led by James Oswald and Cobden. Speakers framed repeal of the corn laws as justice, praising the National Anti‑Corn Law League and warning of oligarchic opposition led by the Duke of Buckingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Candleriggs
Scotland
James Oswald
Cobden
Prince Albert
Prince of Wales
Teague
Thompson
Mr. Bright
Anti-Cornlaw League
National Anti-Corn Law League
Anti-Com.law League
Adam Smith
Burke
Ricardo
Chalmers
Col. Thompson
Lord Melbourne
Melbourne
Mr. Oswald
Duke of Buckingham
Robert Peel
Sir Robert Peel
Anti-Corn Law League
League
Colonel Thompson
House of Commons
Hume
England
Stockport
Manchester
Tweed
Walter Buchanan
Fox Maule
Barry
Dr. Burny
Wallace
M.P
Rotch
P. M. Stewart
Duncan
Adam Brown review and Savonarola fire ordeal amply covered
A lengthy literary notice on Adam Brown by Horace Smith praises its vigor and character. It recounts scenes including the squire’s arrival, rustic jokes, and the village sexton episode. The piece shifts to Savonarola and the Florentine trial of fire with detailed ritual, crowd, and theological debates, ending with reflections on the judges and public awe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apa Brown
Rae Mencuanr
Adam Brown
Domenico
San Marco
Sisters of Savonarola
Savonarola
Placido
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Rottingham
St. Mary
St. Mary's Purk
Archdeacon Wns
Berge
W.H. Newton
Oach
Storracs
Parker and Co.'s Bank
Ent
Shere
End Co
Fry
Parker
Psp
Uby
Norra Sanors
Shropshire
Clive
Thomas Charlton Suen
Stas
Viscount Clive
Gueace
Lord Clive
Eda
Literary Chronicle
Deuce
Mr. Jackson
Sir Gregory
John
Civita Vecchia
Black Cook
Clognakilty-house
Pope
Flighty
Ferdinand Mendez Pinto
London
Shittaker' S and Co
Rome
Charles R. Dodd
Chapman and Hall
William Hazlitt
John Templeman
Hazlitt
T. Weales
Architectural Society
Great Britain
America
Belgium
Utica
Syracuse
Bng
Basser
Strand
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