The Enchanted Cat and King Rufus Legend
A fragment from Bentlemen’s Castle of Enolanp recounts the enchanted cat tale as the hunt breaks on a bog with a hag turning to a cat and being devoured by hounds, ending the pack’s hunting. It also prints The Legend of King Rufus with a monk’s dream and a fatal archer’s shot, leading to royal death and a stag bearing the body to judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kallao
Rayson
Hiuntsman
Jack Robinson
Bentlemen
Rufus
New-forest
Virgin
Robert Fitz-Hamon
Anon
Atength
Fitz-Hannon
Sncre
Walter Tyrrell
Tyrrell
Matthew
Saint Albans
William Rufus
Emigrants urged to settle in Delaware Ulster lands
A New York Herald excerpt urges displaced workers and immigrants to relocate to Delaware and Ulster counties, near Delhi, for better land and health. It notes 4,000 locals already unemployed and warns against western migration, highlighting two day reach to the mountains and favorable Scots and Welsh settlements. It dismisses western hopes in favor of settled communities and accessible nourishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catskill
North River
Delaware
Ulster
Delhi
New Fork Herald
Manchester Unity
Opp Fentows
North London
White Conduit House
Éclat
George de Lacy Evane
Sloman
Sir de Lacy
London
Lancaster
Accasion
Odd Fellowship
America
Australia
Manchester
Little
Toore
Rowe
de Lacy
Wells-Street
Oxford-Street
King
Oil and Colourman
Rusheg
Curness
Kinp
Hastings
Great Titchfield Street
Mayhew
Westminster
Braidwood
Wells Street
Phoenix
Redley
County
Union Place
Corran
Martiner
Street
Strathbogie
Strath Bupie
James Graham
Distress of the country crowds in Parliament debate
Lords debate the distress of labour and calls for corn law repeal or reform. discussions focus on foreign trade, machinery impact, emigration fears, and proposals to form a select committee while resisting rapid repeal. Peel and Ripon defend current policy as MPs demand relief and longer-term remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Europe
Earl of Rivon
Earl Stanhope
Lord Kinxamp
Marquis of Channharpe
Lord Broughan
Earl of Ripon
Medbbourne
Lord Brongham
Gally Kniour
Nottingham
Hinpsey
Scott
Roxburghshire
Culpepper
C. Naren
R. Pens
Essex
Mark Lane
Uch
Cate
Portugal
Lord Joux Rossii
Sir R. Peel
Coppen
Spain
Manchester
Buckinghamshire
Glasgow
Dorset
R. Peel
Knowsley
England
Grimspiten
Tord Howick
J. Hansur
R. Pee
Joan Russece
China
Canada
Williams
R. Peer
Dlaserity
Hunts
Dr. Bowline
Hume
Hawes
Ropyrr Peel
Mr. Home
Actionny
Brotherton
R Peex
Stern
Robert Perct
Z. Duncompe
Keenat
Robert Peel
Mannens Sutton
Johnson
John Russell
Stuart Workey
Aminoriiy
Tofo
Lord SaNnpon
J. Graham
Swanman
Cr Raw Forp
Ferran
Keighley Union
Mott
Annonsy
Keiphley Union
Ferrand
Lipper
Scotland
Bournwick
C. Woon
Lord Lanvon
James Grattam
Somerset-house
B. Hate
Marylebone
Trotter
West Surrey
Aguonsny
Hansard
Danny
Kemacy
Montz
Stuthorp
Lord Worsley
Jenneon
Freepen
Humes
Hampton Court
Proturrog
Buckingham Palace
St. James's
Ewart
Richmond
Kew Parks
Lord Lincoln
Lord Stanley
House of Lords
Huste
G. Clu
Lords
Privy Council
Board of Trade
Goutsumn
Laroucnere
Treasury
Poor-Law Commission
Ferrano
B. Woop
Committee On
Keighly Union
Gaimspiech
Darsy
Wrirrass
G. Crerk
D'Isiagc
Lord Palmerston
Sir C Napier
Duke of Wellington
Dean Forest
Lord CampPuecc
Earl of Arran
Versailles
Hear
Marquis of Cranthorpe
Camrsext
Earl of Wicxton
Lead Corrennam
Earl of Mountcasuex
Earl of Raptor
Earl of Arron
Lord Campperl
Commons
House of Commons
Heme
Select Committee On
National Monuments
National Gallery
Tower of London
Greenwich Hospital
Howe
British Museum
Agent’s
Ensar
France
M. Guizot
Honal Meaents
Lord Stancrr
Hambler
R.nevis
Distress and political remonstrance from Rochdale meeting
A Rochdale remonstrance to the House of Commons laments unparalleled national distress, cites destitution and crime from want, asserts the middle class decline, accuses government of monopolizing power, and warns of dire consequences. The remonstrance is withdrawn after Speaker rules it cannot end with a prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiouse
Comdions
Siauaan Crawrorn
Rochdale
United Kingdom
House of Commons
Thomas Livesey
James Grattan
Stansfield
Leaner
R. Pren
Hane
R. Peel
Lord Palmerston
Lord Auckland
India
Sir R. Peel
Lord Ellenborough
Lord Patterston
Lord Howren
Enenborough
Hoo
East Snain Company
J. Hosnouss
East India Company
Lord Eilenborough
Robert Pret
Hume
Wiscieks
London
Freeven
P. Howard
Villiers
AuLionsy
Hawes
Sir H. Parnell
Jacob
Europe
Dr. Bowring
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the Weekly Chronicle
Enolanp
W. Beattie
John Mortimer
Imperialparliament
C. Napier
C. Cockburn
Hullah
Lord Wuarncifre
Exeter Hall
Marquis of
Lord Brovanan
Waragacarrvz
Committee of Privy Council
Renenr Prer
Francis
Baroset
Baronet
Lond
Herring
Empire
Repert Peec
Joan Rusgry
Lisciello
Oconneny
Rouert Peet
Lippens
T. Duxcoxtbe
Javes Granam
House
G. Somerset
Erections Hill
J Granan
Lord Patsterston
Lord Ashley
R. Pert
Home
R. Peet
Syria
R. Snaurs
Mr. Hume
Mr Hume
Willliams
R Prep
R. InGr
R. Pers
Enight
Supply
Goulburn
Huame
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