Repeal Agitation in Ireland Alarms London Officials
Reports describe large reunions at Enniscorthy and Tuam with speakers like Mr. O Connell and Rev Mr Synnet denouncing English leaders. Banquets echo repeal themes, while O Connell condemns Ahascragh rioters and pledges to strike their names from repeal rolls. Wexford meeting hailed as pivotal with substantial donations from North American subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sfine
Enniscorthy
County Wexford
Tuam
County Galway
J. Maher
Lord Cottenham
Synnet
England
Stanley
Graham
Lyndhurst
Peel
Wellington
O’connell
Brougham
Duke of Wellington
Galway Town
Judah
J. Bodkin
M.P
O'Connell
Ahascragh
Ireland
Abascragh
Ballinasloe
Repeal Association
Duaux
Fie
Wexford
Europe
New Brunswick
New York
Providence
Rhode Island
Albany
Thomas Ffrench
Commission of the Peace
Ffrench
Edward Sugden
Inn
London
Donnybrook
Perriots
Woerethe
Connell
Cork
Treland
France
Belgium
Holland
National Association festival and Cobden exchange disturbance
A report covers an anniversary festival at 1014 High Holborn linked to Chartist leaders and political reform resolutions chaired by Mr. Fox, with music and speeches, and later details a Cobden incident at Mark Lane corn exchange where wheat was thrown at him. A Cobden letter from a corn exchange proprietor condemns the attack and urges prudence amid political protests.
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Messrs
G. C. Beckwith
Thomas Cook
Amassa Walker
J. R. Willis
United States of America
W. Toase
Paris
Palace of
Neuilly
London
Coppin
Mark Lane
Corm Exchange
Com Exchange
Cobden
Corn Exchange
Term-Exchange
R. Rapixe
Richard Cobden, Esq
The Wreck of the Pegasus Surviving Accounts Reach Him
Survivors narrate the Pegasus disaster off Holy Island with Baillie and Hildyard detailing the moment of impact, boat lowering, and chaotic sea rescue. Ships, passengers, and crew faced drowning, with one boy clinging to a skylight and many believed lost in the cabins as the Martello steamer finally saved the lone survivors.
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Holy Island
Baillie
Torry
Pegasus
Terry
Tigers
Mr. Torry
Mr. McKenzie
Mr. M‘kenzie
Mr. M
Martello
Scott
St. Domingo
Hildyard
Beverley
Hull
William. Hood
Hood
Leith
Berwick Harbour
William Brown
Brown
George Taylor
Newton
Elton
Adelphi Theatre
Hodgson
Elliott
Dundee
Moxhan
Milne
McKenzie
Glasgow
James Hunter
Hunter
Dundas-street
Edinburgh
D. Whitaster
Messrs
Ireland
Egyptian Wheat Promises Large Yields on Bierton Hill
In a column titled A Column for the Curious, Mr John Gibbs planted Egyptian wheat on Bierton-hill, noting labor saved by sowing with a dibble and claiming the grain is highly productive. He describes ears on stalks and expects yields of 10 to 12 quarters per acre. Other items mention cheap vegetables in Sheerness and a royal kennels collection. A Nantes balloon ascent ends with a boy saved after a rope snag during the ascent attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gibbs
Bierton-hill
Aylesbury News
M. Kirsch
Nantes
Guerin
Spain Publishes New Edition of Tz Spanish without a Master
From Madrid comes word that a new edition of the work titled Tz Spanish without a Master has just appeared. The notice highlights the literary intelligence and indicates ongoing interest in the author and text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Urch
Canine Affection and Sagacity at the Pond
A colley belonging to a shepherd showed acute distress over missing whelps. She sought the pond, found one dead brindled pup, and then dug a grave, burying the remains with care. She resumed caring for the remaining offspring afterwards. Berwick Warder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colley
Audrowni
Berwick
The Use of the White Surplice in 1641 Christchurch
In 1641 Christchurch parishioners petitioned Parliament against their vicar charging him with wearing the surplice during sermons and perambulations and praising saints. The house committee censured the vicar who argued surplice wear was indifferent, citing Canterbury and Henry VIII foundations. The piece notes Penn’s 1660 Oxford expulsion over surplices and his father Admiral Penn’s reaction.
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Christchurch
Newgate Street
House of Commons
Finch
Jesus
House On Religion
Christ Church
Penn
Oxford
Clarkson
William Penn
Admiral Penn
Novelty in Acoustics at Derby Echo Question
Mr Everett the American minister concluded a Derby speech declaring that shouts would travel across the Atlantic in eighteen or nineteen days and be echoed from warm hearts. The piece questions the route of the shouts and when the echo might return.
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Everett
Derby
Atlantic
Bristol Bodice-Maker Hosts Prince George in Loyal Dinner
An 18th century Bristol anecdote depicts Sir John Duddlestone, a bodice-maker in Corn-street, inviting Prince George of Denmark and another gentleman to dinner at his home. The prince joins the host’s wife, is greeted in blue apron, and later escorts the couple to London with a court introduction card. The dinner ends with royal generosity and the couple honored as the city’s most loyal supplicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Albert
Bristol
Corry and Evans
J. Duddlestone
Prince George
Denmark
Anne
John Daddlestone
Corn-street
Norton and Sox
John Duddlestone
White Lion
Duddlestone
London
All Saints Church
Vauxhall Gardens Rumor Denied by Punch
In response to many inquiries, Punch states there is no truth to the report that Vauxhall gardens will reopen this year. The rumor likely arose from the recent heavy rainfall.
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Vauxhall Gardens
Contemporaneous Occurrences in Historic Telegraphic Note
A fragmented chronicle lists events and reforms from the era including completion of Nelson's Column, the restoration of the Whig Government, repeal of the Union, abolition of income tax, openings of bridges and patents, a vigil over Ireland, and various public works. It mentions the death of George Robins the auctioneer and the lost Punch issue.
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Nelson
Trafalgar Square
Waterloo
Vauxhall
O'Connell
George Robins
Punch
Ireland
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Derbyshire
The London Gazette lists Derbyshire Yeomanry and Devonshire Militia commissions. Names include Chas Rot Colville to captain and George Vandelenr to lieutenant. Also listed are captains and lieutenants for First and North Devon Yeomanry. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY and BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED follow, naming numerous individuals by town and trade. Includes DIVIDENDS and CERTIFICATES and PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED with many firms and locations. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION notes W May of Edinburgh with dates July 28 and August 18.
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Derbyshire
Francis Baring Short
Abraham Smith
John Henry Lee
John Walrond Dickenson
Thomas Maitland Snow
Trehawke Kekewich
Martin Aworth
William Barnes
North Devon Regiment of Yeomanry
Gilbert Scott
George Braginton
James Grant
John Celville Ros
J. Williams
Oxford
T. Spencer
Bradford
Robert M‘guire
Liverpool
Powekeepers
E. V. Gouriet
Camden
W. C. Davis
J Yeadon
Guiseley
Yorkshire
A. Ramsay
New Park-road
Brixton-hill
J. Birkinshaw
Sheffield
J. Holmes
Portsea
Her Majesty's Dockyard
H. F. Healey
George's Row
St. Luke's
A. Brideton
Dublin
W. Wareing
Moulton
Northamptonshire
E. Laughton
Wisbech
St. Peter's
Cambridgeshire
J. Barwise
Pall-mall
F. P. Everett
Reading
Draper
J. R. Spencer
Halstead
Essex
E. Hipkins
Egremont
Cheshire
J. Cowherd
Kendal
Westmoreland
W. Pullen
St. George
Gloucestershire
J. Hedderley
Nottingham
W. Broomhead
Birmingham
W. Stewart
Belfast
Jordan’s-town
Antrim
Ludgate-bill
Evans, Foster
Conibeere and Butler
S. Danke
Wednesbury
Staffordshire
S. Bateman
J. Shickle
Attleburgh
Norfolk
Great Pulteney-street
Soho
W. Gorton
Gilbert Street
Oxford-street
Farring
J. R. Hitchcock
New Sarum
J. Smith
T. Brooke
Victualler
J. Weeks
Canterbury
W. Hopkins
Farringdon Street
W. Butler
Wilts
J. Buckley
Higher Crompton
Oldham
J. Rodgerson
Hylton Ferry
Sip
R. M. Bryant
Bristol
Carpenter
G. H. Harrison
Moorgate Street
W. Hitch
Kingsland
J. Young
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
E. Havard
Swansea
Sawkins and Challinor
Leek
Tregelles and Fox
Falmouth
Skelton
Reddish
Southampton
T. Trulock
London-street
Mark-lane
Breese and Reynolds
Ross
Herefordshire
K. Kettlewell
Leeds
Drake and Westall
Cateston-street
Great Surrey-street
Blackfriars-road
Godwin, Lee
Rutherford
Fore-street
Limehouse
Carrock and Co
King-street
Cheapside
Pickard
Bolton
Conside
Durham
Thom and Wood
South-street
Spitalfields
J. Wood and Co
Young, Bennett
Lawton
Rochdale
Clegg
Bamford
Haigh
Bury
Lancashire
Williams and Moffatt
G. Brown
Tilstone
drapers—Curling, Omett, and Co
George Yard
Lombard Street
Ship Biscuit Bakers
Perston
Perston, Bannatyne, Moir, and Co
Glasgow
W. May
Edinburgh
Promotions in British Army regiments dated July 28 1843
Long list of officer promotions and exchanges across multiple regiments including 68th Dragoon Guards 8th 17th 41st 45th 62d 63d 70th 80th 90th and 94th Foot, Cape Mounted Rifemen, and Royal Staff Corps. Also notes brevet appointments, army majors, and the correction of a Christian name. Includes commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Berks and Worcester, plus bankruptcy, notices of certificates, dividends, and partnerships dissolved.
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Orrier
68Th Regiment
Dragoons
James M‘alpine
Raymond White
Willougby Moore
Purchase
M‘alpine
Frederick Wollaston
Moore
Edward Stephen May
Wollaston
Cornet Whitehall Dodd
May
Frederick Wellington
John Fitz- Wygram
Cad
St Regiment of Foot
William Eleazer Pickwick
John Wells Butt
William Little Stewart
Pickwick
Spencer George Augustus Thursby
Mauleverer
Richard Charlies WwiCrea
Royal Military College
Armstrong
John Nolan
Belfield
41St Foot
William Carden Seton
94Th Foot
Deere
45Th Foot
George William Morris
Parchise
Jerningham
Courtney Parker Tyssen Tacey
Morris
Charles Henry Rouse Boughton
Bowie
Constantine Yeoman
Bey
Royal Staff Corps
Adolphus Frederick Bond
George Pleydell Mansel
Yeoman
Anthony Bowen Owen Stokes
Mansel
Fred
Edward Tighe
Stokes
70Th Foot
Charles Frederick Gibson
Whyte
Tapeph Edward Addison
Gibson
William Rutson
Addison
Davis
Joseph Eyles Deere
Seton
West India Regiment
Attiwell Falkiner Wood
Turnbull
Mark Matthews
Cox
47Th Foot
Cape Mounted Riflemen
Henry Yarburgh
Henry Crause
Hosrrraz Starr
David Stewart
1St Foot
63D Foot
James Lynn
Royal Engineers
Ensign Walters
16Th Foot
Henry
James W
Berks
John Oliver
Henry Hip-pesley
George Dennistoun Scott
Mortimer George Thoyts
Edwin Martin Atkins
Worcester
Worcestershire Regiment of Militia
Robert Blayney Esq
John Long
Gainsborough
Lincolnshire
H. Savage
Coaley
Gloucestershire
Yorkshire
E. Rayner
Sheffield
D. Dixon
Woodhouse Carr
Leeds
J. King
Kingston-upon-Hull
H. Chalicombe
Swansea
W. Millar
New Crane Iron-works
Wappingwall
Stent
Oxford-street
Hosiel
J. Pen
J. Sloane
Liverpool
R. Pocklington
Wisthorpe
W. Dickinson
Newark-upon-Trent
Nottinghamshire
T. Baker
Birmingham
W. Stent
Oxford Street
Hosier
J. Grieve
Nicholas-lane
Lombard-street
Enaver
J. Rose
Spalding
J. Yarrad
W.M. Senior
St. Swithin's-lane
Crow
Lillie’ Arms
Fulham
W. Ledbury
Hagley
Worcestershire
J.C. Mumford
Jubilee-place
Mile-end-road
Grocer
J. Towers
Wolverhampton
Hatter
C. Chambers
Holles-street
Cavendish Square
Milliner
Fleet-street
Willsher and Blcock
Bath
Stone and Roberts
Bennett-street
Stamford Street
Blackfriars-road
J. Gregson and Co
Trade names and listings in Scotland and England notice
Scrambled directory style excerpt listing firms and trades. Mentions Studley Warwickshire druggists J and E Jones Wrexham Denbighshire Overton Flintshire plumbers glaziers Bickley Tweddell Mayfair attorneys Coleman Leicester builders Law Reading pace setters Leighton Ecles Clerkenwell unders Seaton Macandie Edinburgh boot makers Maclennan Edinburgh grocer J Smith Glasgow architect Elliot Lerriston Roxburghshire lime burner with dates July 31 Aug 21 Aug 1 22 Aug 2 28.
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Studley
Warwickshire
J. and
E. Jones
Wrexham
Denbighshire
Overton
Flintshire
Bickley and Tweddell
Chapel-street West
Mayfair
J. Coleman
Leicester
W. Law and Co
Reading
Leighton and
Ecles
Exmouth-street
Clerkenweil
Unders
Seaton and Macandie
Edinburgh
A. Maclennan
J. Smith
Glasgow
Elliot
Lerriston
Roxburghshire
Manhood and Purifying Specific Pills for Venereal Diseases
An 18th edition medical pamphlet offers sealed envelope delivery in the United Kingdom for a work on the infirmities of the generative system, notes on solitary indulgence and infection, and a cure program with Perry surgeons. It advertises Cordial Balm of Syriacum and Perry’s Purifying Specific Pills, with prices, delivery details, and consultation options across London and Birmingham and other towns.
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United Kingdom
R.and
L. Perry
Strange
Paternoster Row
Field
Quadrant
Regent-street
Purkis
Compton-street
Soho
Philips
Oxford-street
Jackson and Co
New Bond-street
J. Gordon
Leadenhall Street
Cattermole
Ratcliffe-highway
Straud
Blackfriars-road
Dredge
Whitechapel Registrent
London
Guest
Bull-street
Birmingham
Heston and
Buckton
Biggate
Leeda
Messrs. Perry
Berners-Street
Great Charles-street
Easy-row
N. B
5Im Cuntis
Consulting Surgeons
Burgess
Medical Bookseller
Coventry-street
Haymarket
Barth
Brydges-street
Strand
Mann
Cornhill
Paternoster-row
Sawler
St. Ann‘s Square
Manchester
Philip
South Castle-street
Liverpool
Messrs. Curtis
Old England
Essex ‘and Herts Mercury
Messrs. Curtiss
Messrs. Curtis and Company
Frith-street
Soho-square
Olloway
Guy’s
Metropolitan
King’s College
Charing-cross
Sum Mary
Arripark
William Brooke
Union-street
Southwark
Metropolitan Hospital
King's College Hospital
Guy's Hospital
Charing Cross Hospital
Deponent
Guy's
Bransby Cooper
Bright
Mr. Holloway
Holloway
City of London
Joan Prete
Temple-bar
Samuel Lamert
Yorp staEer
Reprorpsquare
University of Edinburgh
London Hospital Medical Society
Hing Street
Westerton
Parkside
Knightabridge
Yywood
Oldhamstreet
Newton
Church-street
Watts
Snow-hill
Barraclough
Fargate
Sheffield
Davey
Broad-street
Bristol
Manchester Chronicle
Wakefield Journal
la Mert
Boston Free Press
Stockport Advertiser
LaMert
Bedford-street
Bedford-square
C. J. Lucas & Co
Newman-street
Oxford Street
Brittain
Leadenhall-street
G. Mansell
King-street
C. Westerton
Park-side
Knightsbridge
HL. Phillips
Hoett
J. Fryer
Westgate-street
Bath
G. Davey
Broad Street
W. Grant
Castle-square
Brighton
H. Guy
Chelmsford
W. and
H. Robinson
Greenside
Edinburgh
T. Price
Dame Street
Dublin
Lucas
Esers. Lucas and Co
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the London Gazettes
Accelleropedo House
Parr
W. F. Wilkins
J. W. Barrer and Co
John Dale
Dr. Dalton
F.R.S
Ke, Edwards
St. Paul's
Barclay and Sons
Farringdon-street
Sutton and Co
Bow Church
Mottershead and Co
J. and R. Raimes and Co
Drummond
Little Trinity-lane
Doctors’ Commons
Eremie
Patna
Bengal
Medical Board of
Engal
India
Jeremie
Medical Board of Engal
David Dixon
Royal Naval Hospital
Plymouth
Cockworthy
Watson
Middlesex Hospital
J. G. Perry
Foundling Hospital
Rae
Royal Hospital
Chatham
J. R. Martin
Calcutta
Grosvenor-street
Jackson
Apothecal
Graves
Meath Hospital
Philip Crampton
Hannay
Yonge
Hingston
South Devon
Francis Lean
George-Street
Fras. Lean
Messia
Edward Instenley and Son
Poultry
Evans and Son
Exeter
Tracher and Co
Bombay
Menzies and Co
Jamaica
Wa. Blake
Montreal
PxiLeNor
M.R.C
Sherwood
Jean Lefay
J.tirling
Riuiteekep Él
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Sanger
Priest
Parliament-street
Gill
March
Holborn
Lowden
Temple-har
Edwards
St. Paul's Church-Yard
Hornblow and Co
Surrey-road
Bruce
Medical Hall
Flewitt
High-street
Westmacott
Market-street
Rawle
Churchstreet
Scawin
Market-place
Baines
Lefay
Suslin
J. Wig