Clamour and Confusion Irish Affairs
The piece discusses John of Tuam’s long letter and its reception in The Times, criticizing the Bishop of Tuam and Irish clerical figures. It cites Poor Law reports accusing guardians, including Archbishop M’Hale, of nonpayment while urging charity for the poor. It notes recent Special Commission actions and Dublin tailors making bullet proof garments as security for landlords, and covers ongoing Irish political factionalism and media moves.
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John of
Tuam Hias
Efort
Earl of Shrewsbury
Lord Shrewsbury
Rome
Church Universal
St. Chrysostora
Ambrose
Hilary
St. Patrick
Herod
Saul
Tarquin
Canute
Constantius
Attila
Morochad
Sttess
Ireland
Tuam Union
Bourke
M‘hale
Tuam
Shrewsbury
Conciliation Hall
John of Tuam
Special Commission
Ennis
Limerick
Clonmel
Dublin
Noleeworth Street
Young
Old Ireland
Young Ireland
Southern Reporter
Messrs
Higgins
Ardegh
Chronicle
Paris
Thuredey
Reform
France
Paria
Liberal Presa
M.de Tocquerille
M. Guizot
M. Petit
Monsieur le Ministre
M. Devienne
M. Janvier
M. Billanit
Jaffaire Teste
Naples
Catania
Italy
Journal Des Débats
Sicily
Palermo
Parenno
Tocsin
Paterno
Florence
Cremona
Como
Switzerland
Diba
Modena
Reggio
Parma
Piecenze
Milan
Patria
Neplea
Insurgenta
Ferdinand
Duke of Serra Capriola
Turin
Cantu
Igaiat
Venice
Mesare
Tommasoo
Mennin
Rowe
Minto
Two Siciliee
Abercrombie
Turk
Rusconi
War Department
Prince Pompeo Gabrielli
Garetta
John of Shrewsbury
Surrey
Pius
Trish Watters
Maparo
Espartero
Treave
Drumens
Leitrim
Conteins
H. K. Weldron
Ashford
Bia House
Waldron
Evening Post
Brady
Gardiner Street
T. Maguire
Afrs. Maguire
Rev. T. Maguire
Cantenoum
Hereford
Lim
Churel
Gazelle
Death of a farmer at Llanelllen and murder charge
Reports from Abergavenny detail the death of Mr Howella a Llanelllen farmer in November and a post mortem showing white arsenic poisoning. His widow Mary Howells and servant James Price are charged with wilful murder and committed for assizes. Also news from America and other items fill the column.
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Tre BerauNs
M'Gregor
South Eastern Railway
M. L. Pritchard
Mr. Byng
Walter
Windsor
Dover
Calais
Garland
Smithett
Bricklayers’ Arms
Wm. Fernihough
Kiyo
Desmank
Christian the Wilith
Denmark
Schleswig, Holstein
Lauenborg
Copenhagen
Christian VII
Charlotte Frederika
Mecklenburg Schwerin
Carolina
Schleswig
Holatein Sonderburgh Augustenburg
Fred. Chas, Christian
Wilhelmine Mary
Caroline of
Frederick VII
William Law
Treasury
John Russell
England
Charles Grey
House of Commons
R. W. Grey
Colonel Keppel
Henry Edward Stanley
Foreign Office
Lord Anson
Arthur Bailey
Falkland Islande
John Scott
Labuan
Plowden
Liberal Party
Macaulay
Gloucester Journal
G. J. Mille
University College Hospital
James Hickie
Wakiey
Mills
Jmsa Brocans
Liverpool
Ireland
Rushton
Charity
Limerick
Witru
Munnensy
Youxe Lapr
Bara
Church Street
Whitcomb
Julia Strickland
Sho
Whidcomb
Strickland
Bath
Abergaverly
Howella
Llanelllen
Corouer Hughes
Anbury Arma
Llanwallen
Teele
George Hotel
Jane Morgan
James Price
Price
Richard Steele
Edward Evans
Mary Howells
John Davies
James Price l
Thomas Davies
John Royston
Court action over a wedding ring ends with defendant’s verdict
In City Court of Requests a tailor sues a milliner for twelve shillings the value of a wedding ring given in betrothal. The defendant’s counsel mocks the plaintiff about his finances. the judge rules for the defendant and the audience applauds.
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City Court OF Requests
Tare Wepotsa Rixo
Sraster
Hoxsax
Wakeling
St. John’s Square
Waketing
Abe
Mr. Wakeling
Bow Street
Jacob Edwarde
Providence Place
Ratcliffe Highway
Henry
Edwards
Mr. Henry
Marlborough Street
Tae Trantax Beccar Nuigance
Afr
Hardwick
Pietro Margarchi
Luigi Margarchi
Italy
Aquillo Lucioni
Bay Street
Johnston
Michael Hogarthy
Wapping
Ellen Cahill
Catherine Hill
Cahill
No. 7
St. George’s Court
Bluegate Fields
St. George’s
Enat
Mike
Maurice
Daniel Ross
High Street
Shadwell
Mr. Ballantine
Greenwich
Burontox
James Garod
Brighton
Newcross
Kentfosd
Stone
Newhaven
Sussex
Cocos
George Groves
New Cross
Gooda
Thomas Corrall
Hie
William Chapman
Lord Wellington
Owen
Carman
One Swan
Bishopsgate Street
Brewers Quay
Thames Street
Jeremy
Christian Ryle
Catherie
Isaac Horet
Royal Hill
Hurst
Ryle
Overland Mail News from India and China 1847 Dispatches
Despatches from Calcutta and Bombay detail dates from Calcutta to Madras and Bombay, moves in Oude politics, Rajah terms, and Sikh elevations. Reports on Dost Mahomed, Ungoor Rajah, and British maneuvers in Goomsoor. Also notes ships and weather in Canton, Manila, Shanghai, and the loss of the Snake near Mozambique with Voltigeur aid and Mauritius rescue.
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India
Calcutta
Onde
Oude
Hardinge
Allahabad
Punjab
Tej Singh
Lawrence
Lahore
England
Frederick Currie
Cabul
Mahomed Shah
Peshawar
Goomseor
Ungoor
Rejah
Cuttack
Goomsoor
Madras
Doveton
G.C.B
Presidency
Messrs
Saunders
May, Fordyce, and Co
Cockerel and Co
Lyall, Matheson, and Co
Church, Lake
China
Hong Kong
Pottinger
Sith
London
Voltare
Cochin China
John Davia
Canton
Ihe
Her
Vulture
Whampoa
Columbine
Straite
Plato
Ningpo
M‘qubae
Scout
Amoy
Childers
Ning Po
Eepiegle
Shanghae
Lowjee
Elphinstone
Madras Native Infantry
Keying
Earl of Balcarran
Royal Irish
Ban Beed
Ceylon Rifles
Great Britain
America
Bombay
Singapore
Sydney
Manilla
Bth
Taland
Laban
Anon
Vernon
Labuan
Straits
Shanghao
Sir Edward Ryan
Amoy Tha
H. M. Baie Syake
Overland Mail
Africa
Mozambique
Mocambo
Brown
Bia
Progresso
Cape of Good Hope
Voltigeur
Pomba Bay
Aix
Mauritius
Bourbon
Hotel d'Europe
Voltigenor
Ea Soci
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