Collegiate Institution opens with pledges and donations grow
The lower school of the Collegiate Institution opened Monday with promising attendance and leadership by James Cox, B. A. from Trinity. The project gains strong support as donors incl Gladstone, Molyneux, James Lawrence, Josias Booker and others raise funds to complete the building, though £12,000 more is needed to finish the entire enterprise.
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Manchester
Joseph Ablett
Lakerel
John Lloyd Wynne
Pounder
Shis
Seacon Newcome
Col Yule
John Heaton
Nodice
Raholy Beepesing
Collegiate Instituthe
James Cox
Trinity Pot Bees Ilia
Coles Sool
Piddle Mt Npils
Gladforest
Sine 4
Molyneux
Deir Council
James Lawrence
Josias Booker
Ama Shand
Liverpool
Morpe Ta Gsor
Ander Oon
Frids
Belsay Castle
Prorpeth
Rewent
Gloucestershire
Orly
Tibberton
Joseph Bevan
James Wilkes
Bevan
Beran
Wilkes
Cocke
Ert
Homby
Gosport
Portsmouth
Terry
Bumby
Humby
Guardians Hear Claims Of Evicted Families In Athlone
At a Saturday guardians meeting in Athlone a youth Michael Gosling and four sisters aged 14 to 7 sought admission. He described mass evictions and alleged plunder by agents and the Ballykeeran landlord group, naming Captain Stubbs and Colonel Bligh as figures involved. The session aired complaints about aid, property, and the treatment of families turned out.
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Aratone Poor Law Uxiox
Athlone Sentinel
Board of Guardians
Suurday
G. Dilion
Coolmuck
Michael Gosling
America
Uber
Gosling
Bill Did
Mr. Hill
Msses
Mr. Disney
Mysel
Cerys
John Doyle
Frith
Amily
Jem Heaton
Larry Jarden
Joni Kearney
Captain Stubbs
Gannon
Sud
Colonel Bligh
Bligh
Sheeran
Bates
Watt Mysel
Blish
Lornel
Alchurch
M. Fresnel
Trinity House
St. Katherine's Point
Isle of Wight
Abtchurch
Westzan Austratia
Perth
Malligo
St. Medard
Nile
Red Sea
Nick
Cardinal
Griselles
Dons
Spain
Egypt
Saint Medard
St. Medard's
Tvary
Bentley
Scotland. Court case opinion on church veto and independence
A fragment from the Times discusses Sir James I and Lord Jeffery's stance on a church case. It notes Lord Jeffery's defense of the veto and the independence of the House of Lords in upholding judgments. The piece remarks that courts may restrain lay powers and questions petitions to Parliament over church constitutional issues.
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Cavxin Questiox
James I
Jeffery
House of Lords
Desiente
E Court of Session
Srettanees
Ange
The Kensal Green Parricide Inquest
An 1843 Kensal Green inquest probes the death of Henry Richards after a stab by his son William Henry Richards. Eyewitnesses describe the attack, the wound, and ensuing death after alternating testimonies on custody delays and coroner’s access. The coroner denounces Home Office regulations, noting absence of the accused hampers justice, while the jury returns a manslaughter verdict against William Henry Richards.
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T. Wakley
Portobello Arms
Kensal Green
Henry Richards
William Henry Richards
Sarah Snell
Clerkenwell
Hawkins
Marylebone
Turnage
Olice
Richards
Home Office
Coroner's Office
Marquis of Normandy
John Russell
Coroner's Court
Wakley
Wimpole-street
Long
James Graham
Home Secretary
George Brown
Kensal,green
Harriet Hickman
Thomas Hickman
Kensal New Town
William Henry
Mr. Brown
Peers Brown
Brown
John Allen
Wright
John Macroft Turnage
Hickman
Secretary of State
Central Criminal Court
Accidental Death At West India Docks Inquest
An inquest at the Queen's Head Poplar heard Augustus Chandler 19, an apprentice on the William Harris, drowned after being swept from the rail of the ship during a hurricane at the West India Docks. The jury returned a verdict of accidental death.
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Faran
West India Docks
Hopeiaxe
Baker
Queen's Head
Poplar
Augustus Chandler
William Harris
London Docks
Loss of the Conqueror narrative from Capt Thompson
Extraordinary account of the wreck of the Conqueror and the fate of passengers and crew. Capt Thompson details identification of bodies at Boulogne, looting of wrecked goods, and funeral rites for Mrs Thompson and Miss Turton, with corroboration from Boulogne and Etaples witnesses.
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Capt. Thompson
Boulogne
Captain Thompson
Mr. Hamilton
Solly
Thompson
Miss Turton
Mrs. Solly
Monsieur Dupont
Lome
Abchurch
M. Dupont
Captain Duggan
Jenkins
Whitchurch
Torbay
Providence
Abchard
Ellen Thompson
Hoe
Martin
Lawthern
Carter
Misa Turton
Myr. Hamilton
Adies
Appilloxa Panticucans
Selfe
Green
Lornel
Cammiers
Etaples
Selfa
Hamilton
Lloyd
Meric
James Howyer
Jock
M.M. Bowyer
The
Conqueror
Mr. Humbert
New Zealand Coronization and Colonial Pamphlets
A London review highlights John Jenning's New Zealand pamphlet on the New Zealand Company system and local government plans, proposing remedies to sustain settlers' advantages. It also notes distressing crime items including a Mile End landlady's suicide and robberies near Knaresborough and Manchester, with police inquiries underway.
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New Zealand
John Jenning
London
Pelham Richardson
New Zealand Company
Beaton
Hiaway Rosecairs
Sven
Peter Wilkinson
Knaresborough
P. W
Messrs. Higgins and Sons
Manchester
St. John's Church
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Literary Chronicle
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