Shipping news and Jamaica affairs in late December
Tay transports Savannah mails to Bermuda and erases the 3d for St Thomas's. Payal mail senators Medway Teviot left St Thomas's on December 2. Her Majesty's ship Illustrious sails to Jamaica, while Orestes and Victor are unaccounted for. Jamaica Assembly nears adjournment as governor and legislature clash. Crops in the island show a propitious outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Er Tay
Savannah
Bermuda
St Thomas's
Payal
Medway
Teviot
St. Thomas's
Her Majesty's Shipiot
Barbadoes
Jamaica
Trent
Illustrious
Sir Series Agb
Orestes
West India
Victor
Metropolis brief notes from charity elections and temperance meetings
The Metropolis reports a charity election at Jogal tavern electing eight girls and seventeen boys from 134 candidates, with notes on the Wellington Fund and year-end balances. It also covers meetings on river water supply, temperance gatherings at Exeter Hall, and a Bristol-like array of charitable and trade notices including a ball for land funds and protective society debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caraax Asylum
Jogal Tavern
Alderman Thompson
James of
eTsey
Read
Cae eThat
Htate
Wellington
DT and Hervey
Byng
N.P
Briscoe
M.P
Ke ‘Ox Bank of
Aet
Parton
Duto
Colonies
Messrs. Robinson
Levy
Burnand
Lord Stanley
Meek
Southwark
Lambeth
Vauxhall
Marshall
Wandle
Thames
Surrey
Southwark and Vauxhall Company
Henry Weston
Exeter-hall
Everal
Coldstream” Guards
Thay
B. Rotch
Bowley
J. S. Buckingham
J. Sherman
G. B. MacDonald
C. Stowell
W. Spencer
Hunt
G. W. Alexander
Macdonald
Spencer
Father Mathew
Boz
Dickens
Tug
Axp Poortenens
Willis's
King-street
St James's
Messrs. Wills
E. C. Bessell
Adams
Taapz Protection Society
Eelation
High Holborn
Mir Bartholomew
Parrott
Parker
Lotta Cutacu Society
Music Hall
Store-street
Bedford-square
Rese
Com-P
North London
George Finch
Africa
Cape of Good Hope
Lower Canada
Iward
Islanda
Angroy
Lagt
St. Luge
Ado Hay
Cowper-street
Ep Band
Allon
Bailey
Fraud, arrests, and a Burton escape across oceans
Detail packed account of vestry clerk fraud totaling £3628, a fraudster fleeing to America, and a devising by Bacon the workhouse master to seize assets. Followed by a London major meeting on the Urals Airlines venture, Great Western Railway votes, and a chaotic Glasgow style riot with a dying infant amid a near riot in Gray's Inn Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Board of Guardians
England
America
Bacon
Burton
Lord Williams
Mantua
Philadelphia
Buchanan
Messrs. Bush and Co
Goudhugh
Messrs. Barings and Co
Foreign Department
Joseph Burton
Uxitep Mexicas Airline Association
London Tavern
Sir John Easthope, Bart
Royas
Great Westers Railway Company
Cheltenham
Sturge
Mr. Bailey
Major Wayth
Mr. Sturge
Wousley
Fire at Distillery Destroys Premises and Stock
A blaze confined to a distillery and two outbuildings consumed several thousand gallons of turpentine and related equipment. Authorities rule out a definite origin but suspect a worker lighting a copper started the fire. Loss estimates run to many thousands of pounds, with limited insurance coverage for the building.
Ballykeeran guardians hear claim of land clearance abuse
In Athlone Sentinel notes, Michael Gosling and his four sisters seek admission to the workhouse. He says he was turned out after land seizures by agent Mr Hill on Ballykeeran property under Colonel Bligh’s ownership. Neighbours describe coerced payments to agents, with families dispossessed and up to 280 souls affected. Guardians plan to inform Colonel Bligh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gosling
America
Hill
Mr. Hill
Devil
Mysel
Disney
Ballykeeran
Childer
John Doyle
Jem Heaton
Lerry Dearden
John Kearney
Captain Stubbs
Tim Gannon
Colonel Bligh
Mr. Disney
New Zealand Colonization Pamphlet Review
A brief notice of a pamphlet by John Jenning on the New Zealand Company system and colony governance. It outlines objections and proposed remedies to preserve colonization benefits for settlers, presenting practical aims for future settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
John Jenning
London
Pelham Richardson
New Zealand Company
Court questions church case after Lords ruling
In a Times report Lord Jeffery declared satisfaction that the Court of Session and House of Lords rightly decided the church violated statute law and that the courts can restrain excess of power. The note emphasizes petitions to Parliament and potential secession concerns. Blackburn works sale disaster leaves floor collapse injuring few. two hundred people fell nine to ten feet with minor bruises and alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Graham
Lord Jeffery
House of Lords
Court of Session
Parliament
Blackbury
Fatima
Mintett
William Turner
Blackburn
Disbessive Suicipe at Prince Regent public-house
In Globelene Mile end Mrs Beaton landlady of the Prince Regent public-house was found hanged in her bedroom. A man of loose character she trusted betrayed her and caused ruin. Police court inquiry suggested she was grossly persecuted and driven to suicide at about age 50. Also reports two robberies: a Methodist preacher Peter Wilkinson robbed near Knaresborough of a silver watch with engraving, chain, seal and book. and a Manchester worker knocked down near St John’s church with £80 in charge, by two men described in vague clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laughster
Tyndall
Gray’s-inn-lane
Bruils
Suockixc
Fiss
Beker
London Hospital
John Gibson
Elizabeth Arnold
Crossailey
Wapping
Waight
Rotherhithe
Messrs. Garton and Co
Turpentine Distillers
Quebec-wharf
Wells
Bristol
Errick
Thomas Davis
Mangotsfield
Downend
Fishponds, &c
Davis
London
Ireland
General Post-Office
Attwood
Clifton
Mr. Walton
Cardmarthen
William Burnhill
Carmarthen
E. H. Stacy
Davies
H. Thomas
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Abergwilly
Margaret Lewis
Thomas
John Shafto Vaughan
Llangennech
Carmarthen County
London Mail
Llandilo
Vaughan
Burnhill
Abergwilly-bridge
Camarthen
David Evans
Abergwilly Bridge
Zoon
John Weare
House of Correction
John Newman
William Newman
Newman
Walten-hill- House
Tewkesbury
J.E. Viner
Nathaniel Bell
Gloucestershire Rural Police
Tewkesbury Road
Cheltenham
Viner
Denbigh
BisHomics
St. Asaph and
Brangor
Ruthin
St. Asaph
Bangor
Viscount Dungannon
William’ Bagot
Watkin Williams Wynn
Townshend Mainwaring
Manchester
Joseph Ablett, Esq
John Lloyd Wynne
Archdeacon Newcome
Col. Yule
John Heaton
C. G. Wynne
Charles Wynne
Ed. Lloyd
R. B. Clough
J. Jocelyn Foulkes
J. H. Clough
Trevor Mather
James Hughes
R. M. Idan Hh
Sir Henry Cunliffe
Tivbeepool
Orexixa
Colegiate Institu- Tion
James Cox
Trinity College
Dublin
Alrey
Gladstone
Edmund Molyneux
James Lawrence
Joxias Booker
William Shand
Ita
Liverpool Standard
Morpeth
Escorg
Monpeth
Belsay Castle
Gool Atorpeth
Fattal Rencontre
Tibberton
Joseph Bevan
James Wilkes
Bevan
Wilkes
Cooke
Boutehlamipton
Homby
Olice
Gosport
Portsmouth
Terry
Humby
Gos
Rial
Payne
St. Martholomew’s Hospital
Emma Ranger
John Wilkinson
Shackell
Division of Police
Wortship-street
Wilkinson
John
Sheddin
Horton
Weston
Hoxton
New Inn Yard
Shoredich
Bowers
Geaton
Hicaway
Knaresborough
P. W
Messrs. Higgins and Sons
St John's Church
Great League meetings and anti corn law banquets begin
Aggregated meetings of the League are set for January 30 to February 3 with chairmen reports, progress on the Great League Fund, and debates on corn laws affecting agriculture, manufacturers, and the people. Banquets are planned at Peter Street Pavilion. deputies are asked to submit attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tree Prize
Agricoltere
Anti-Corn Law League
Manchester
J. Gadsby
London
R. Groombridge
League
W. R. Greg
Tae Gathenine
Tar Lracue
Peter-street
Great League Fund
Peter Street
Concecaile Bronrese
Philip Harwood
Cormlaw
Mechanics’ Institution
Chancery Lane
Newcastle
Bristol
Ashton-under-Lyne
Glasgow
Buckinghamshire
Lord Orkney
Thomas Fremantle
Lord
Orkney
Peel
Thomas
Post
Philo Agnatios
England
Times
Friends of Free Trade
Exeter Hall
St. Stephen's
Marsham
Buckingham
Pape
Band Fide
Heaven
Board of Guardians of the
Stourbridge Union
Sheffield
Mechanics Hall
Glasgow Chronicle
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Westean Australia
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Perth
Molligo
Pi0zzi
Breaty
William Acoustus Conway
John Russell Smith
Fhrale
Johnson
Madame D'Arbley
Kirst
Conway
Dorset Fellowes
Lao
Rousseau
L’anwar
Hi. L. Plozzi
Scotland