Row with O Malley and O Connell debate over Sheil letter
At a Friday Roman Catholic Association meeting Rev. O Malley defended his controversial attack on tithes as a principle, while Mr. O Connell pressed for accountability over a letter to Mr. Sheil. The exchange included interruptions, apologies, and a later motion to honor Richard Sheil, with O Malley briefly retiring before the amended resolutions were carried.
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O’malley
Roman Catholic Association
Ireland
O’connell
Mr. O'Connell
Sheil
Richard Sheil
Mr. O'Malley
Gentleman
Mr. O’connell
Mr. Sheil
Kilkenny
O'Malley
Lawless
P. Costelloe
Clarke's Complete Cellarman praised for innkeepers and publicans
An extended review extols Clarke's Complete Cellarman as essential for innkeepers and publicans. Published by Sherwood and Co. it covers licensing, duties, wine and cordial recipes, and post horse regulations with authoritative guidance and practical experience. Also notes note on Shrine Assizes judges and new peerages, and reports the sudden death of a Bedford Square married lady aged about 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke
Sherwood and Co
London
Bell
Lord Howard of
William Hanbury
Gower-street
Bedford-quare
Scotland
Defeat of the French Ministers in the Chamber
In the French Chamber of Deputies debate, Bodin and Garnier Pages argued over the ministry change with Concord and conflict. Barrot demanded Poland rights, and questions about Conseil as a spy sparked a parliamentary clash. The discussion touched on press laws, Swiss events, and shifting cabinet loyalties amid military and colonial maneuvers in Africa and Europe.
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Chamber of Deputies
M. I. Bodin
M. Garnier
France
la Paiz
M -Guizot
Europe
M. Odillon Barrot
Poland
Conseil
Switzerland
Council
M. Persis
M.gasparin
M. Thiers
Mole
Conswil
M. Gasparin
Ufair
M. Moentalivet
Toulon
Mentor
Paris
Bonn
Lisbon
Africa
Spain
Bugeaud
Constantine
59Th
Bona
Marshal Clausel
Algiers
Abd-el-Kader
Durand
d’Erlon
Marshal Clause
Plans for Spanish Front Invasion From St Sebastian
Bayonne January 12 report outlines a large scale operation to relieve St Sebastian and attack Fuentarabia to open the French frontier. Detachments under Espartero and Evans will advance with 12 000 at Bilboa 20 090 at Villaro 10 900 at Tolosa and 5 000 at Fuenterabia plus a 7 000 strong garrison at St Sebastian. General Saarsfield will move from Pamplona toward Tolosa to support, while Narvaez and Ribero combine with Acais to hold Villaro. The network of moves aims to trap Carlists and cut supply routes through the Pyrenees.
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Bayonne
Spain
St. Sebastian
Fuentarabia
Evans
Jauregui
Irun
Behehie
Charettes
Legion
Saarsfield
Pamplona
Tolosa
Utranque Paratus
Espartero
Bilboa
Durango
Narvaez
Ribero
Acais
Vittoria
Christinas
Villaro
Evane
St.Sebastian
Hernani
Copenhagen Grippe Outbreak Affects King in Jan Reports
The city endures a widespread mild cold called Grippe with over half suffering. The King, struck by the illness, is improving as bulletin notes fever abates and appetite returns. reports from Copenhagen dated January 7 indicate the monarch’s health is getting better.
Report on Treasury surplus and Texas affairs unsettled
Purrap Elputa reports a Treasury surplus of 41 925 669 dollars and post office balance to be allocated to states for public improvements and education. Expenditures for the year are 26 755 831 dollars as receipts exceed them, with potential tax reductions. Texas admission, slavery, currency, and tariff loom as major questions in Congress after Christmas. Florida Indian War details, executions in Alabama, and calls to remove tribes are described amid broader imperial notes.
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Purrap Elputa
United States Treasury
Treasury
Congress
Georgia
Florida
M'Duffie
South Carolina
Ritner
Pennsylvania
United States
United States Bank
London
Congress OF the United States
Senate
Chamber of Representatives
Jackson
Texas
Capitol
Call
Girard
Alabama
Mississippi
New Orleans
Abolition Party
Houston
Taamar
Fisher
Secretary of the Navy
Collingsworth
Santa Anna
New Republic
Fall of the Star and Garter Pub in Piccadilly
A large public house at Vine Street and Swallow Street, Regent's Quadrant, collapsed after workers had left for dinner. The fall sparked loud alarms and dust. A newborn male infant body was later found in Islington fields on a rubbish heap, with no violence evident.
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Vine Street
Piccadilly
Vine-street
Swallow Street
Regent’s Quadrant
Regent-street
George Smith
Islington
Newspapers Exempt from Postage Under 6 7 William IV Act
A Gloucester correspondent notes daily 1d delivery charges for London newspapers beyond free delivery. The secretary says the postmaster not required to forward letters beyond boundary. The act aimed to deliver newspapers free of charge to addresses.
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Gloucester
London
General Post Office
White Hart Tavern
King’s-road
Chelsea
Stirling
Mary Brooke
Wm. Brooke
Tothill-street
Westminster
Kingsland Road
Rebecca Thorpe
Barnes
Wa. Griffiths
Playhouse-yard
Whitecross-street
Brannen
St. Luke’s
Deptford
St. Sepulchre
Deary Sy Drowstxe
Payne
Newcastle
St. Mary-at-hill
Billingsgate Dock
Church of St. Mary-at-Hill
David Olley
Goldham
Culburn
Elstree
Paddington
Liverpool
Bruce
Holborn
Ricketts
Willesden
Great Marlow
Buckinghamshire
Pegler
Anther
Girdwood
Taunton
George Inn
James Bale
Broad-street
St. Petersburg
Peterhoff
Meeting of Glas operatives over Sir Robert Peel address
A large Glasgow Bazaar meeting criticized an address to Sir Robert Peel as a Tory trick and exposed its true backing by church interests. Speakers condemned pretended reformers, defended free discussion, and urged unity with Reformers while denouncing class bias and the swinish multitude label.
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Glasgow Chronicle
Glas
Robert
Glasgow
Peel
H. D. Graham
Sir Robert Peel
Robert Peel
Frentleman
Mr. M'Gown
Scott
M‘gown
Glagcawn
Lanchter
England
University of Oxford
Nan
Ireland
Archdeacon Ryder
Irish Corporation Commission
House of Lords
Presbytery
Glassow
A. Campbell
Great Britain and Ireland
Mr. C
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Abbasia
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Casas
Tacon
Havannah
Lorenzo
St. Jago
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