Execution of Cooper at Newgate and condemned sermon
The Sunday condemned sermon at Netgate chapel was preached by Rev. Mr. Carver with Cooper and Francis among the prisoners. The following Monday Cooper was executed at the Bailey amid strict arrangements and press exclusion, as reports describe his demeanor, confessions, and the crowd’s reaction.
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Newnntt
Carver
Netgate
Cooper
Francis
Newgate
Warner
Thomas Cooper
Id Bailey
Messrs
Magnay
Rogers
Pears
England
Cope
Sheriff Rogers
Good
Sheriff Magnay
Ordinry
Icriffy
Elliotson
Roehampton
Forteen Panthenans
Islington
Daly
Bing
Hornsey
Ming
Anti Corn Law Conference Exposes Stockport Distress
Reports from Stockport and surrounding towns reveal deepening distress as mill closures and unemployment rise. Letters describe hunger, rising poor rates, and calls to repeal coin and provision laws while relief committees report thousands of unemployed and average weekly incomes falling sharply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown and Anchor
Robert Peel
Duke of Sussex
Downing-street
Stocxroat
Stockport
William Newstrop
Samuel R.camrington
Joan D. Fexnvey
Birstow
Dudley
Richard Thompson
William Bowen
Board of Geecine and Poor Law Commissioners
Thompson
Mr. Pratt
London
R. Ben
G. Barron
Uxshpar
Middlesex
Metropolitan Police
Uxbridge
England
Malisypanby
Dolgelley
G. Evans
Ashton
Rates struggle amid rising unemployment and relief costs
The weekly Chronicle reports mounting rate arrears as £4000 is needed to settle June arrears, with 1836 funds once £2500 in hand. Outdoor relief climbs across years, workers face wage cuts, and unemployment affects about 3,000 in Ashton Dukinfield. Bolton shows high dependence on relief, while Hammersmith notes beggary rise despite the new Poor Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weekly Chronicle
Ashton and Dukinfield Anti-cornlaw Association
Jusgia Spencer
Burnley
Lancashire
Biercliffe
Colne
Foulridge
Great and Little Marsden
Relief Committee
Bolton
F. Cuflen
Great Bolton
Borough
Cupar
É&C
Death of Lieutenant General John Ramsay Vacates 79th foot
Lieutenant general the Hon. John Ramsay died in Edinburgh last week. At 67 or 68, he was brother of the late Earl of Dalhousie and left a large family. His short tenure as colonel of the 79th foot ended with his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ramsay
Edinburgh
79Th Foot
Ramsay
Earl of Dalhousie
Bethlem and
Bridewell
Bethlem and Bridewell
Peter Laurie
Royal Hospitals of
Bridewell and
Bethlem
House of Occupation
Bridewell Hospital
Bethlem Hospital
Oxford
London
Corrgz and
Batina Housekeepers' Association
Gem
Sheerness
Camperdown
Royal Hotel
Marshall
London Bridge Wharf
Clapp
Metropolis
White Conduit House Tavern
Wild
Catherine-street
Camberwell
Church-street
Crowder
Grove
Messrs. Sparrow and Co
Chelmsford
Bank of England
Royal Mint
Elizabeth Stephenson
Daltonia-Furness
Lancaster Guardian
Smiths and Surnames Across Histories
A medley of quoted opinions on political figures and the origin of the name Smith. The piece parades reflections from Times and other sources, musing on conservatism, public welfare, and the humorous breadth of the Smith surname with philological digressions and antiquarian conjecture.
Grand Duke of Baden Bond Distribution 1841 Offer
Capital five million florins to be redeemed with nine million thirty four thousand fifty five florins. The August first distribution lists several bond amounts and chances. twenty six bonds of ten pounds and other sums. Official bulletin to shareholders. Applications via J. A. Straus, banker in Frankfurt and John Schulze, 32 Villiers Street, London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baden
J. A. Straus
Brankfort
Maine
John Schulze
Villiers-street
Strand
London
Extraordinary Effects of Morison's Pills Reported
A Leicester man Davies and five of his children were treated for typhus fever with Morison's Pills and Aperient Powder. His wife, tending the family, remained unharmed by the illness or the medicines. The letter from T Breedon of Leicester sends another case to the Medical Independent for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
London
Benjamin Brodie
Liston
Feaver
Ludgate-hill
Stafford
Walsall
Staffordshire
P.S
T. H
British College OF Health
Hamilton-Place New-Road
Messrs. Morison
T. Breedon
Leicester
Navigation-street
Brenpon
Morison
Davies
Belgrave
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Nan
Ing Ir
Brnve Buusine
Dan
Patrick M‘colville
Mary Ann Watson
Hammersmith
Marylebone
ST. Luke's
Finsbury
Island
IBIS
Graham
Peel
Smith Verstegan
Smith
John Smith
Spead
Tug Saitus
Smiths
Providence Journal
Shem
Noah
Shemit
Shiit
Philadelphia Gazette
Great Britain
America
Lally
Johannes Smithius
Giovanni Smithi
Jaan Smithas
Hans Schmidt
Jean Smeets
Jon Skiniton
Jonloff Skmittowski
Joan Schmittiwolski
Jahon Shimmit
Jahue Smithson
Glohon Schmidt
Tuscarora
Ten Qa Smittia
Joni F Smith
Rosselini
Osiris
Egypt
Smithosis
Smithopelis Magna
Lower
Mingut
France
Isle of Sky
Tidd Pratt
Iaeh En kIevOst
OOLOO
Blufeld and Co
Middle-row
Holborn
Blofeld
Londonmade
Blofeld and Co
Middle Row
Bir
Mingham
Sheffield
Magnum Benum
Sun
Anderton’s
Fleet-street
W. Woods and Sons
Newgate-street
Burch
Neilson
Burch and Neilson
Hercules Passage
Old Broadstreet
City
Rowlands
Rowland
A. Rowland & Son
Hatton-Garden
Rowland’s
Sanger's Medicine Warehouse
Oxford-street
Simco
Henry Star
Boddington and Co
Barclay and Sons
Farringdon Street
T. Butler
Cheapside
Johnston
Cornhill Gifford
Singer
C. King
Blackfriars-read
Tirling Rees
RILLA
J. W. Stirling
High-street
Whitechapel
Barclay
Farringdon-street
Sanger
Huntman
Lowden
Fleet Street
Hornblower and Co
Great Surrey Road
Machell
Carlisle Street
Soho Square
I, Davis and Co
Messrs. Davis and Co
Arundel-street
N.B
Weisa and Son
Greenwich
North L
St. Thomas's
Westminster
Londor Hospital
Guy's Hospital
Charing-cross Hopital
Lock Hospital
Chancery-lane
Prin. Phy
Jamaica
W. C. Dendy
A.M. Wagner
Edward Binns
MD R. Bright
M J. Howship
R A. Stallord
J.C. Taunton
J. King
J. Bask
Jon Bishop
G. Pilcher
A.C. Hutchinson
Eny
MRC
Royal Metropolitan Hosp
Temple-bar
Cummins
Aldersgate School of Medicine
Paul
John Fox
King
Blackfriars
Christ Church
United Kingdom
Young
J. Sanger
Oxford. Street
Wm.h. Cory
Wm. H. Cory
Earl-street
Bridge-road
Lambeth
Astley's Theatre
Wm H. Cory
Mr. Cory
J. L. Coeris
Dublin
Drummond
Messrs. Curtis
Athorough
Rotire
Essex and
Herts Mercury
Messrs. Curtis and Company
Frith-street
Soho-square
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