Natchez Tornado Toll and Maritime Losses Reported
Reports from Natchez and nearby ports detail 317 killed in the Natchez tornado including 48 in the city and 269 on the river, with 109 wounded. The Hinds wrecked steamship recovered at Baton Rouge with 51 bodies aboard. Savannah, Charleston, and Havannah dispatches note widespread flooding, crop losses on the Ogechee, and cargo seizures by British cruisers affecting American trade.
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Int
Natchez
New Orleans Bee
Baton Rouge
Killins
Savannah
Ogechee
Charleston
Havannah
New Orleans
Africa
Eliza Davidson
Marylebone parish fails to pay county rate amid vestry distress
A crown churchwarden had distresses placed on Alfred Daniell parochial churchwarden and over seers after Marylebone vestry could not pay a £2500 county rate. The incident shocks locals and prompts planned parish meetings.
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Maryviesoxe
Ratts
Lord Kenyon
St. Marylebone
Alfred Daniell
Graves and Woodward
Marylebone
Kers
Claude Scott and Co
Jas
Geneva Shipowners’ Society
London
George F. Young
Cinque Ports
Isle of Bourbon
Cape of Good Hope
Hanover
Baltic
Prussia
France
Lloyd's
Wm. Thompson
F. Trench
N. Gould
A. White
M.P
R. Anderson
Joseph Chapman
Lloyd
Heathorne
S. Liddell
C. Style
Alderman Lucas
Hutt
Mr. Ingham
Butchers’ Charitable Institution
Walham-green
Fulham
Charity Children of Fulham
Lord Ravensworth
Charitable and Provident Society
White Conduit-house Tavern
T. M. Gibson
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
John Hamilton
Provident
Society For the Deaf and Dumb
West
Hamilton
John Easthope
W. J. Fox
United Kingdom
Lowe
Fox
P. A. Taylor
Greenwich Hospital
Lord Minto
T. Troubridge
C. Adam
W. Parker
the Admiralty
W. Cowper
Royal Naval Schools
Admiral Fleming
Royal Navy Asylum
Huskisson
Westminsthr Reform Society
Westminster Reform Society
Stannard’s Hotel
Charles-street
Covent-garden
Smith
Trott
Bremner
Austin
St. Margaret and
St. John
St. George
Hanover-square
Messrs
Birmingham Bank Suspension Shocks Trade Report
The Birmingham branch of the Commercial Bank of England suspended payments due to difficulties, with a notice promising explanation and a short halt for orderly resumption. The city’s trade shows deep gloom as rents rise, emigration rejections rise, and property sits idle amid widespread hardship.
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Birmingham
Commercial Bank of England
Australia
Gloucester Railway Company
Manchester
Rutter
Chapman
Bolton
Birmingham Journal
Bursledi
Robert Owen
Burslem
Hall of Science
Dalehall
Longport
Alexander Campbell
Owen
Enoch Wood
J. Noble
E. Wood
Campbell
Potteries
Staffordshire Gazette
Reverend Dundas v Hoie Criminal Conversation at Queen's Bench
In a Queen's Bench trial before Lord Denman and a special jury, Rev. Dundas sues Hoie for damages for criminal conversation with his wife. Evidence traced Dundas's prior visits to Miss Burslem, a secret engagement, and subsequent misconduct. The defense argued lack of proof of cruelty or fault by Hoie, and the jury returned verdict for the plaintiff with damages of one farthing.
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Farncombe
Watermen’s Company
Watermen's Company
London-bridge
Hingerford Stairs
J. Shaw
Panx
Tower
London
Bishopsgate-street
Tower Hamlets
St. James's
Hyde
Regent's Parks
Earl of Glengall
George Byng
Wood
Middlesex
Mr. Slaney
Mr. Hodgson
John Hall
G. C. Norton
G. F. Young
W. Cotton
Stone
All-Saints’ Church
Rotherhithe
Deptford Lower-road
St. Mary, Rotherhithe
Winchester
Blick
Brentwood
Henry Bosanquet
Harrison
Crooke
Wells
Braithwaite
Wood Lane
Shepherd’s Bush
Wormwood Scrubs
Brook-green
Newman
Regent-street
Cobham
Tue Mupper
Harvey Combe
Thomas Chipps
James White
Thomas Sakers
James Allen
William Bird
Burdy
White
Sakers
Partridge
Henry Jones
Maldon
Soi Disant Jones
Dudlow
Cork
Hanover Street
Bartholomew
Donovan
Carrignavan
Cei
Dublin
Ireland
Boyne
Commission Court
James Tracy
Susan Loyd
Sir W. Leeson
Castle
Sir William
Susan
Tracy
Manchester
Stoppace
Commercial Joint Stock Bank
Imperial
Bank of England
Commercial Bank
Sewell
Bowers
Ralph Turner
Newcastle
William Blagburn
Sandgate
Newcastle Journal
Quenn’s Bench
Lord Denman
Dundas
Church of England
Hoie
Bath
Teeeney
Thesiger
Wiltshire
Deans Dundas
R.N
Devizes
Burslem
Thomas Douglas Hodgson
Dr. Harman
William Heedy
Harriet Greenaway
Mr. Dundas
Marlborough
Hall
Colonel Burslem
Portland-place
Ann Murrell
White Hart
Chippenham
George Nicholls
Richard Hook
Erle
Bartoncourt
Barton-court
Miss Burslem
St. John's Wood
Dr. Vance
Witness
Admiral Ommaney
St. John’s Wood
Berkeley
Plaintiffs
Salisbury
Mrs. Dundas
James Dundas
Contrabandista Romance unfolds with smuggler duel and intrigue
A vivid scene near an Andalusian inn introduces Margarita the girl, her contrabandista brother Alvas, and a captain allied with Don Carlos. A challenged duel, sparked by insults to Margarita, escalates as loyalties and peril collide amid a tense crowd. The tale blends romance, rebellion, and danger in a vivid period setting.
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Margarita
Uss
Morocco
Maio
Spain
Alva
Christine
Alvas
Don Carlos
Bryan
Maria
Iyea
Sunos
Presk
Eich
Christiaos
Tg RT
Caballeros
Andalusia
Donie
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Canterbury-gate
Oriel-lane
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Walute
Suhotte
Hong
Oxford
Portes
Assage
Nions
Rinne
Henale
Christchurch
Hettling
Elman
Nimny
Crowner
Folly Bridge
Erman
Mr. Clencher
St. Peter's
Clencher
St. Mary's
Tutts
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Bentley
Thomas Hood
Captain Medwin