Dublin court imposes exemplary sentences on conspirators
The court sentences the principal traverser to twelve months in prison, a £2000 fine, and £5000 recognizances, with others getting nine months and smaller fines. Mr. O'Connell condemns the verdict, prompting cheering from supporters. Prison is set at Richmond penitentiary with guards as crowds watch.
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O'Connell
Justice Burton
Mr. O'Connell
Richmond
Dublin
Ball
Tipperary
Wexford
Peace and Quiet Appeal From Daniel O'Connell 1841
The Dublin broadcast urges peace and lawfulness as Ireland faces a repeal sentence. O'Connell pledges to appeal to the Lords, warns against riot, and asks Ireland to obey, stay home, and avoid violence to ensure the repeal cause triumphs. Corn-exchange rooms, May 80th, 1841.
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People of Ireland
Organ of Repeal
House of Lords
Ireland
Four Courts
Dublin
Daniel O'Connell
Repeal meeting and Cork drought news from Monday
The Repeal Association met at Conciliation Hall with Sir Bradstrut presiding. O Connell warned of possible imprisonment but urged peace. rent for the week noted as £544. Also reported are Cork clergy adopting prayers for drought, a fatal railway accident at Karberry, a Limerick coachmaker with magnetism claims, and a rumour about O Connell’s marriage denied by Evening Mail.
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Reveal Association
Dustry
Repeal Association
Conciliation Hall
Bradstrut
O'Connell
Cork
John Galbraith
Drogheda
Karberry
Quin
Limerick
Evening Mail
Jockeying at the Derby amid settlement and controversy
Amid Derby bet disputes and mounting legal action, Colonel Peel seeks a barrister led settlement of all accounts excluding Running Rein and Orlando. The process includes witness affidavits, objections by Lord George Bentinck and others, and the baron's involvement at Epsom with Crockford's affairs and the Derby betting book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Peel
A. Wood
Peel
Orlando
Martin
Tattergall’s
Derby and
Oaks
Derby
Ranning Rein
Tattersall
Tattersall’s
S. F. Crockford
Carlton-house Terrace
Jockey Club
Mr. Crockford
Epsom
Steadbroke
George Byye
Dr. Cobb
New Malton
Yorkshire
John Kitching
Cobb
Mab
Newmarket
Running Rein
Henry Stebbing
John King
John Watson
James Stebbing
James Wilson Pearl
William Bean
William Saddler
George Rainer
William Drewitt
George Hitchcock
William Smith
Mr. Goodman
Mr. Smith
Leander
Lord George Bentinck
Bawes
Ford
G. Ongley
Cook
Crockford
John Scott
Gill
Alexander Wood
George Anson
Thomas Giill
Gilbert Heath, Cote
Baron de Teissier
Colonel Anson
Mr. Gill
Wood
Messrs. Weatherby
Weatherby
de Trissier
Pekees Heathcots
A. Oad
Ashtead
Julia
Scott
Leatherhead
Bartlett
Dorking
Lichtwald
Orlands
Lois
Oakes
Hissheim
Goel
Tata
Leander Case Sparks Controversy Over Horse Age Verification
The narrative centers on the dispute over Leander's age after certification by Arundel veterinarian J. Woop and S. T. ELaRMan. Conflicting opinions from Mr. Field and Messrs. Lichtwald prompt scrutiny of the jaw removal evidence and certificates, while Derby stake proceedings in related interpleader actions unfold.
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Leander
Wood
Arundel
Forth
Mesars
Field
Bartlett
Mitchell
Mann
Peel
Colonel Peel
Court of Common Pleas
Ogle
Serjeant
Shee
Messrs
Weatherby
Running Rein
Orlando
Court of Exchequer
Tarrensaty
Alice Hawthorne
Agather
Scott
Waller
John Davis
Tar Dersy
Lecen Lorrertzs
Paris Debates on Supplementary Credits and Laffitte Tribute
Foreign intelligence from Paris reports a dull opening to the debate on Supplementary Credits with M de Carne and M David speaking. M Berryer repeats Tahiti and New Zealand tales, while Guizot challenges Berryer and defends France's East missions. Laffitte’s death draws strong but mixed tributes amid political volatility as markets and royal notices unfold.
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Paris
M. de Carné
M. David
M. Berryer
Tahiti
Marseilles
Thiers
M. Guizot
Tribune
New Zealand
China
East
M.guizot
France
England
Courrier
Chamber of Deputies
M. Laffitte
Moniteur
M. Martin du Nord
Napoleon
Prand
Algeria
Saxony
Saxe Coburg Gotha
Anhalt
Prussia
M. Charles
Lafitte
Louviers
Cassel Gazette
Hanover
Zullverein
Presse
Bayonne
House of Perregaux
Bank of France
Commercial Tribunal of Paris
Chamber of Commerce
Mlaffitte
Hotel de Fille
Foy
Chamber of Representatives
M. Laffite
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Francais
Duchess of Kent
Strasburg
Geneva
Trontieur
Orleans
Rouen
Havre
Avignon
St. Germains
Metropolis Notes Royal Naval School and City Affairs
Numerous items chapel and hospital funds, 4724 inpatients, 37 696 outpatients, and a new larger hospital fund drive. Royal Naval School reports a 260 bay building due August. Thames coal market tensions prompt mayoral intervention. Bethnal Green churches open soon. elopement scandal and Winchmore Hill chapel fire details add to a busy week.
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King's College Hospital
Freemasons
British and Foreign Unitarian Association
Unitarian
Essex-street
Strand
Calcutta
Worcestershire Society
Albion Tavern
Aldersgate Street
Worcestershire
Royal Naval Scaoon
Corporation of the
Royal Naval School
Willis
Coan
Rowland
London
Thanes
Thames
Rowhad
William Clough
Shields
Whiting
Hartlepool
Tha Teed
Bethnal-Green
Bethnal Green
James
Grosvenor Square
Majors
India
Richmond
Esculapins
Trelead
Almgik
America
America. Rosnery Or St. Paul's Charet
Winchmore-Hill
Paul's Episcopal Chapel
Weekly Chronicle
Frost
Enfield
Edmonton
Tottenden
Jamaica
Centra Africa
Rae
New York
England
Ebert
Eas
Pearance
Katherine
Jamaica House
Ewan
Guo
Det Angel
Westminster
Stabatt of State
Home Department
Sae
Eet
Weatminster
Pine Apple
Marshall
Swiss state gazette reports discipline in Valais amid unrest
The Swiss State Gazette May 25 notes order in Valais with no excesses by troops who were well received by Lower Valais residents. Ami de la Constitution adds Vaud and Valais communications restored, Young Switzerland dispersed, 10 000 peasants said to have risen en maize with 2000 armed. Gunpowder from Basle sent to Upper Valais. Valais executive urges Berne to bar intervention at frontier. Vaud and Berne oppose Vorort measures.
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Valais
Switzerland
Ami de la Constitution
Berne
Vaud
Basle
Alarm in Albania Grows as Revolt Spreads Across Province
A Constantinople letter dated April 27 reports Albania in open revolt with insurgents patrolling the countryside. Skotica is blockaded by about 15,000 Albanians, while Ali Bey advances with 3,000 troops and seizes the town after heavy fighting. 800 dead. Hussein Pacha retreats toward Roumelia after losses. Leghorn letters note no new news. Papal policy remains unchanged amid looming crisis. Austrian troop movements near the Po fuel unease ahead of Ferrara fair.
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Constantinople
Albania
Skotica
Ali Bey
Hussein Pacha
Silness
Monaster
Roumelia
Leghorn
Papal
Ferrara
New Sovran Wastes and Far-Flung Rumors in 1844
Intelligence from Van Diemen's Land and Port Philip reports trade stagnation and falling prices. NSW suffers worse losses, with a £14,000 property sold for £700. Unpopular convict reforms and home-appointed officials displace many. Captain Grover reports on Bokhara diplomacy, executions, and dubious tales surrounding Stoddart and Conolly.
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Sovran
van Diemen’s Land
Port Philip
Sydney
New South Wales
Lord Stanley
Cotonel Stroppant
Captain ConouLy
Grover
Wolff
Saleh Mohammed
Akhooadyadeh
Stoddart
Conolly
Sheil
Todd
Dr. Wolff
Bokhara
Ameer
England
Europe
Sheik el Islam
Meshed
Gower Shah
Goosh Bekee
Mullah Kareem
Belchies
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John O'Connell
Ray, Barrett
Duffy
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Forde
Richard O'Gorman
South Circular Road
Smith O'Brien
M.P
Coleman O'Loghlin
Christopher Firsiman
Cornelius Lyne
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Ascot
Arend
Prince Albert
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Home Secretary
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Windsor
James Graham
Her
Life Assurance
Thornhill
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Battle Bridge-Stairs
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Cownden
Wentzell
Robert Coombes
Newel
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Foreign Intelligence
Franch
Spain
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Almante
Valencia
Castellano
Maxstrazgo
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Puerta el Solr
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Seville
Barcelona
Portugal
Southampton
Peninsular Company
Liverpool
Evans
Gibraltar
Cadiz
Lisbon
Oporto
Vigo
Peninsular
Baron de Leiria
Almeida
Bomfim
Azores
Tica
M. Costa Cabral
Brigadier Cordiero Furtado
Baron de Catania
M. Lopez Pastors
M.ferragento
M. Duque de Fonseca
the Metropolis
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Gravesend
Crepinus
Watson
Enza
Liberia
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Hope
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