Repeal Agitation Rallys and Turbulent Galway Tuam Meetings
Irish repeal movement reports two large meetings in Enniscorthy and Tuam with fiery speeches by J Maher and Daniel O Connell. Attacks on Wellington and Brougham cited. Ahascragh riot condemned. funds tallied, Wexford and American subscriptions noted, and dismissals of peace officers discussed alongside a bishop’s American correspondence.
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Enniscorthy
County Wexford
Tuam
County Galway
J. Maher
Lord Cottenham
Synnet
England
Stanley
Graham
Lyndhurst
Peel
Wellington
Mr. O’connell
Brougham
Duke of Wellington
Galway Town
Jack of
Judah
J. Bodkin
M.P
O’connell
Ahascragh
Ireland
Ballinasloe
O'Connell
Repeal Association
Treland
Abascragh
Loyal Repeal Association
Corn Exchange
Wexford
Europe
St John’s
New Brunswick
New York
Providence
Rhode Island
Albany
Thomas Ffrench
Commission of the Peace
Ffrench
Edward Sugden
Insuanp
London
Donnybrook
House of Commons
Robert Peel
Parliament
Cork
France
Belgium
Holland
Curran
America
J. Hughers
National Association Anniversary Festival and Public Debates
A 19th century report covers a High Holborn gathering by Chartist leaders including Lovett Vincent and Sharman Crawford. Resolution debates on political reform unfold with songs, music, and speeches while a separate General Peace Convention delegation meets the King of the French at Neuilly. A Cobden incident at the Mark Lane corn exchange ends with a sharp exchange and a correspondent letter of regret from corn merchants.
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National Association
Messrs. Lovett
Vincent
Cleave
Hetherington
Chartist Propaganda
High Holborn
Fox
Sharman Crawford
M.P
Lovett
G. C. Beckwith
Thomas Cook
Amassa Walker
J. R. Willis
United States of America
London
Coppren
Marx-tanz
Corn Exchange
Mark Jane
Anti Cornlaw
Cobden
The
R. Rapine
Richard Cobden
The Wreck of the Pegasus Survivors' Portraits of Loss
Three survivors recount the Pegasus disaster off Holy Island with harrowing detail. Baillie describes the sudden strike, failed boat lowers, and his bid for life aided by the Martello crew. Hildyard and Hood add accounts of failed lifeboats, last moments, and the captain's struggle as the ship foundered.
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Holy Island
Baillie
Torry
Pegasus
Terry
Mr. Torry
Mr. McKenzie
Mr. M‘kenzie
Mr. M‘ken
Martello
Scott
St. Domingo
Hildyard
Beverley
Hull
William Hood
Hoog
Hood
Leith
Berwick Harbour
William Brown
Brown
George Taylor
Daniel Campbell
Markwell
Newton
Elton
Adelphi Theatre
Hodgson
Elliott
Dundee
Moxhan
Milne
M'Kenzie
Glasgow
James Hunter
Hunter
Dundas-street
Edinburgh
D. Whitater
Messrs
Ireland
The Wrestlingworth Murder Case at Wrestingworth
The Wrestlingworth murder trial concerns Sarah Dazley indicted for administering arsenic to her husband William Dazley on October 29. Evidence shows pills swapped at Mr Sandell's and a fatal dose of arsenic. trial concludes with a guilty verdict and death sentence. The coroner's jury also links her to the murder of her infant son.
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Norfotx Criicuit
Baron Alderson
Sarah Dazley
William Dazley
Prendergast
Gunning
O'Malley
Bedford
Sandell
Ann Mead
Wrestlingworth
Waldock
Waldeck
London
the Swan
Biggleswade
Mr. O'Malley
Tar Claims on Christian Aborigines of the Turkish Empire
Ainsworth discusses the aborigines of the European and Asiatic peninsulas within the Ottoman lands. He notes Greeks Armenians Chaldeans Syrians and other races still outnumber Osmanlies and Turkomans after four centuries of rule. The work surveys moral and physical history amid despotism.
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W. F. Ainsworth
F.G.S
F.R.G.S
London
Cunningham and Mortimer
Constantinople
Ainsworth
Osmanli
Europe
Balbi
Muhammedan
Osmanli Asia Con
Malebran
Bell
Ainaworih
Mahmoud
Suez
Farren
Damascus
Mecca
Imperial Parliament Debates on Landlord Tax and Oriental affairs
Lords and Commons discuss Landlord and Tenant Improvement Bill first read and printed, with other measures including Libel, Poor of Ireland, and Irish Arms bills advanced. A lengthy foreign affairs treatise analyzes Osmanli rule, Christian populations, reforms, and the spread of Protestant language alongside steam advances shaping future East West relations.
Westminster Hospital elects new physician and honors Bright
At a special general board meeting chaired by Rev Henry Hart Milman Dr W R Basham of Grosvenor Place Chester Street was elected physician to Westminster Hospital replacing Dr Bright who resigned. Dr Bright was unanimously elected honorary consulting physician and had served the institution for over twenty years.
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Westminster Hospital
Henry Hart Milman
St. Margaret's
W. R. Bastiam
Chester-street
Grosvet
Iace
Bright
Basham
Withdrawal of Privilege Breach Motion in Lords
Lord Baoveuam announced withdrawal of a motion to call to the bar a person who published a Kendal newspaper claim of a member advancing a public measure for private ends. A letter from William Brown apologized for the paragraph and the writer expressed remorse and financial concerns, prompting withdrawal. The Earl of Devon then moved to third reading the Scientific and Literary Societies Bill, and the Marquis of Lansdowne announced a plan to seek correspondence on extradition between Britain and France. The house adjourned.
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Wawn
Hume
Cranceltor
Mr. Ewart
Hawes
Hart
Forster
Hopason
T. Duncombe
Lasouchene
Her
Dr. Bowzine
Bazine
Durham
Ward
Wilkinson
Lord Dungannon
Oxford University
Vernon Suiru
R. Swarts
University of Oxford
New South Wales
Ewans
Lord Asaiey
R. Prev
B. Fensuson
W.S. O'Baien
Lord Cauments
Lord Clements
Cotzet
Rd Clements
J. M. J. O'Connell
The
Eace
Wyse
Canterbury
Nichols
Epurnstons
BrornEerron
NicHoll
Mary
House OF Commons
Mionday
Lord Exior
W.S. O'Brien
Ireland
Assizea
Lord Crements
Lanouchere
M. J. O’connexlt
R. Pex
Mr. Ross
R. Peer
Messrs
Ross
O’barrn
Joan Russeau
Robert Pre
R. Ferauson
Captain Jones
F. Banine
R. Ferguson
Admiralty
Bannard
J. Hume
Herwert
Ordnance and Reise
O Real Williams
C. Napier
Capt
PecHeut
J. Graham
Committee of Supply
Biewitt
Huse
Barnard
Home
Winziama
Public Works
Court of Exchequer
Lord Asairy
England
Wales
Wells
Labourers’ Friend Society
Nottingham
Coventry
Warwick
Bedfoorth
Mansfield
Leicester
Lincoln
Manchester
Newcastle
Ryndles-town
Antrim
Leighlin-bridge
County Carlow
Kingscourt
Cavan
Ennistymon
Clare
Castletownsend
Cloone
Leitrim
Plap
Gianstone
Lasouchere
Sir Wa. Cray
Lord Portman
Lord Broveram
Committee of Taste
Earl of Angrogen
Marquis of Lanspowns
Marquis of Lanspowce
France
Earl of Anripgeen
Monreacue
Earl of Guzxcott
Lord Baoveuam
Kendal
William Brown
Wedlpack
Earl of Devon
Marquis of LansvonNz
Rothe
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Literary Chronicle
Imperial Parliament
House OF Lords
Lord Camesext
Scientific Societies
Lord Moinzade
Syria
Ottoman Empire
Turkey
Bunyan
Mediterranean
Malta
Christendom
Basle
Gibbon
Mediterranean Sea
Goop Horz
Aucoa Bay
John Centliores Chase
Natal
New Zealand
Australia
Canada
Cape of Good Hope
Algoa Bay
Mr. Chase
Jackson
Gladstone
Ewart
Gradstone