Loss of the East Indiaman Conqueror off Lorel Boulogne
Wreck report details the loss of the 800 ton East Indiaman Conqueror bound from Calcutta to London after striking near Lorel off the French coast. Captain Duggan and most of the 80 passengers and crew perished, with only one boy saved. Boulogne officials, underwriters, and Lloyd’s agents recovered bodies and ship’s papers while warning of further wrecks in the area.
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Boulogne
Reliance
Conqueror
Richard Green
Wigram and Green
Calcutta
London
Duggan
Lorel
Mirlemont
Henry Abchurch
Cuddy
Boulogne Gazette
Rogers
Thompson
Hamilton
Lore
Adam
Lloyd’s
Bengal
Torbay
India
Kate
Brown
George Hancovar
East India Company
St. Ubes
Mary Achooner
LiverPool
Vernon
Burbo Bank
New Brighton
Cook
Glasgow
Ormshead
Mr. Roberts
Donlevy
Maclean
Duncan Macdonald
St. Petersburg
Castle
North Shields
Inrder
Sunderland
Ceneus
Halliday
Isabella
Sarah
Newcastle
Messrs. Graham and Co
Rhine
Belfast
Runcorn
Nanth Fontiano
Dover
O’ Goodwill
Chichester
George
Atherfield
Dennett
Haven
Head
Piper
Waterford
Gloucester
Sydney
Jane
Flora
Neath
Royal Oak
Castle Pile Creek
Bideford
John Lilley
Africa
Little Test
Southampton
Braunton Burrows
Lane
Brighton
Portsmouth
Shoreham
Bedford
Islington
Kingerland
Claremont
Germany
Das Zollvereim
Major
Tintarell
Bude-bay
Boscastle
Bottereau Castle
Launceston
Tessie Logan
East India House
Jerusalem
Lloyd's
Bate
Maxston
Weippert
Mansion House
CoxvEnstox
Rochdale
Phelp
Blackwater Street
Church of England
Marquis
Henry Wellesley
Aristotelis Et Theophrasti
Bohn
Gilray
Wakley
Marylebone
Hereford
King-street
Portmansquare
James
Charles-street
Lisson Street
Lissongrove
Stafford-street
Lerren
Bristol
Mary Crewe
Cathay
Geo. Brigges
Merthyr
Charles Wetherell
Risely
Bedfordshire
Joseph Eaton
Eaton
Sun
A Clarion on France and the Tory Press in 1843
In a London weekly dated January 21 1843 the writer denounces the Morning Post for inflaming anti French sentiment over the 1831 and 1833 treaties and the right of search. The piece defends existing arrangements, warns against war rhetoric, and condemns Sabbath laws and moral hypocrisy illustrated by the Liverpool case of Joseph Sheppard.
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Morning Post
France
Africa
England
Cass
Paris
Tyler
Europe
Lord Aberdeen
Post
Rhine
Fowell Buxton
Monsieur Thiers
Leas 4
James Graham
Velvet Morphine
Velvet
Liverpool
Joseph Sheppard
Board of ‘Trade
Sheppard
Exchange
Lyceum
Athenium
Rushton
Robertson Gladstone
Moses
Aaron
London
Queen v Vallance and the Duke of Brunswick case at law
An extensive court record describes the Queen v Vallance proceedings at the Court of Queen's Bench over altered affidavits linked to the Duke of Brunswick. Testimony from Sir Thesiger and Sergeant Talfourd outlines affidavits' alterations, interlineations, and the involvement of Mr Townsend, Vallance's clerk, with the rule discharged or made absolute with costs.
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Archaelmas
J.L
R. J. Wi
J. W.n.—Fou
Newcastle-on-Tyne
Eldon-place
Bermondsey
J.W. Lis
Society of Druids
Fwfe
Benefit Club
C. Sewer
Paddington
Buoxswice
Queen
Justice Patteson
Sergeant Talfourd
Barnard Gregory
4Ge
Duke of Brunswick
Thesiger
Vallance
Lord Denman
Baron Aodlaw
Mr. Platt
Patteson
Justice Pattegon
Sergeant Talfoord
Vaillance
Criuiiat Ixfonmatiox
Brusswick
Sergeant Talioard
Platt
Peter Townsend
Byles
Age
Polly
Leacy
Baron Audiana
Macheath
Duke of
Brunswick
W. Vallance
Ralls
Mountgardens
Surrey
Townsend
Baron Audlay
Bryerly
Wadsworth
J. P
Chi U
Queen's Prison
Payne
Sporissian
Southwark
Bridge-Road
Daniel Bliss
Toms
Zambago
A Calendar of Sunrise, High Water and Harbours
A guide explains how to adjust sunrise and sunset times by latitude, and how to modify high water times at major ports for various British harbours. It lists offsets for Bristol York Falmouth Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton and cites notices to correspondents for more calendar information.
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Great Britain and Ireland
London Dock
Bristol
York Gore
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Sabbath Legislation and Cobden in Scotland
A critique of Sabbath laws and a discussion of liberal reform in Scotland. The piece argues against enforcing Sabbath observance by law, cites biblical remaking of the Fourth Commandment, praises Cobden and Free Trade, and notes Republican-leaning shifts among Whigs and Scottish landowners amid growing support for rapid reform and non-protectionist ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Moses
Aaron
Trade, Landowners and Cobden in Free Trade Debate
The piece argues that West Indians and English landowners align against monopolistic privilege. It cites Cobden’s Glasgow reception and suggests land protection should vanish to foster free trade. It praises reformers like Fox Maule and urges continued conviction in the party’s future policy.
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Lord John Russell
John Russell
Scotland
Glasgow
Fox Maule
George Murray
Home Office
Lord Panmure
England
Fos Maule
Oswald
P. M. Stewart
Wallace
Cathcart
Auchendrane
Frathon
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Henry Valance
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