The Shan Van Vocht and Irish National Sentiment
A fragmentary historical text references Sir Edward Sugden and a protest over surveillance of private mad houses. It includes references to the Shan Van Vocht, the Saxon and the Dane, and a call to nerve hearts and resist oppression, with lines about Brian Boru and rebellion.
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Coansellor
Dublin
Edward Sugden
Renner
Old
Shan van Vecht
Shan van Vocht
Shan van ‘Vocht
Brian Born
Weys
Shan van ¢ Vacht
Foreign Intelligence Across the European Scene
Reports from Paris Madrid and Lisbon sketch unrest and policy moves as Spain dissolves its Cortes and Liberal reforms unsettle rulers amid Portugal tax cuts and Madeira trade shifts. Austria Italy and Germany push rail and trade plans while the Ottoman realm faces ministerial changes and Bosnian unrest. U.S. and Canada notes touch on boundary surveys and Lachine canal work.
Latent advices unify against Mexican predatory war on Texas
May 28 report from Livestoor notes European governments and the American government condemn Mexico for war on Texas as a violation of international law. Meanwhile Sandwich Islands were ceded to Britain with contested possession, and Brazilian envoy Ellis delivered a formal farewell and proffered renewed commercial negotiations with Brazil.
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Livestoor
Sandwich Islands
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Robert Peel
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Monte Vidian
Mr. Ellis
du Fine
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Alderman election at Coleman Street ward London wall
The freemen of Coleman Street ward elected William Hunter as alderman in place of Sir Wm Heygate after a unanimous vote. The meeting also thanked Sir Wm Heygate for 31 years of service, and Lord Mayor's magisterial duties were praised.
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Wm. Hunter
W. Heygate
Hunter
Allen
Mr. Hunter
Hell
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London
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Mesara, Biddles and Co
Bradford
Nottingham
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Bury, Everett, &c
Midland
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Tae
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Lyall
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Edward Gibbon Wakefield
John Hine
W. Molesworth
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Bromsgrove wage strike and troop dispatch sparks unrest
In Bromsgrove and nearby Cradley and Stourbridge districts workers faced wage cuts from 20s to 16s weekly with a threatened further reduction. A large crowd gathered at the Town Hall. magistrates and manufacturers urged return to old rates while a detachment of the 1st Royal Dragoons was called in. No violence reported yet, but fear persisted amid widespread poverty and pauper relief figures.
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Salestow
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William Howell
Tythegstone
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M. P. Tr
Edward Wilde
Edward Thomas
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Laleston
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Swansea
Liverpool
Duke of Bridgewater
Sessions House
Messrs. Melly, Prevost, and Co
Royal Exchange Office
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Scotland News on Church Split and Ferry Plans 1844
A Glasgow Chronicle report covers the Church of Scotland secession and Free Church rise, detailing ministerial status, discipline, and vacant pulpits. It notes funds raised for new churches, a pending Tay Ferries Bill restructure, and a murder case in Meaper with a suspect named Allan Mair. It mentions Marquis of Breadalbane’s possible exit and a duelling mix of church, politics, and public works in Scotland.
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Nisbet
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Meir
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Mair
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St. Enoch Square
Adam's Court
Adam's Courtlane
Gennigal
Andersten
Gennigel
Glasgow Chronicle
Parish remonstrances stop mistaken M Mullen offer
Oxford readers recall the incident where a man named Mr. M Mullen was proposed for the parish of Ebbe in the city, but parishioners voiced strong opposition and prevented the foisting. The Oxford Chronicle notes the successful resistance by the local community.
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M‘mullen
Romantic tale from Mayo ends in jail for disguise
A Ballaghaderrine correspondent reports a curious case where Catherine Reilly, a woman who dressed as a man, lived with Michael O Malley of Binghanes for five years and bore a child. After adopting male attire she held a servant post in Ballaghaderrine, married a servant girl, and both are detained until the next petty sessions.
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Dillon
Catherine Reilly
Michael O'Malley
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Hymen
Freeman’s Journal
Horticultural Romance in Mrs Gardiner's London Garden
In Colburn's Magazine, Mrs Gardiner narrates a horticultural fantasy from her suburban life. A widow spruces a villa plot with teacups, jars, and a riot of shrubs, herbs, and flowers while lamenting city smoke and a longing for garden space. Interludes with a neighbor reveal plant rivalries, pests, and the resilience of a Brompton heartiness amid urban bustle.
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Paradise-placa
Walla
Mr. Miller
Aba
Blaggard
Horticultural Society
A Midnight Tale of the Gibbet and the Steward
A narrator recalls riding to his father's house by moonlight when a corpse hangs on a gibbet is removed by his steward who bears an iron hook. The tale repeats with a second midnight ride where the steward again appears, stealing the body and taunting the riders as the corpse sways above them at dawn.
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