Glascow Reform Meeting Ends In Victory For Dennistoun
A large Glasgow crowd heard Mr Dennistoun urged reforms and balloting in a campaign that drew 3,000 votes against Monteith’s 2,292. Dennistoun’s triumph followed a rally featuring Feargus O’Conner and scenes of widespread public support across the city.
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Eessenes
Ewing
Monteith
Dennistoun
Tontine
England
Treland
Friends of Freedom
Glasgow
Ireland
Scotland
O'Connell
Feargus O’conner
Glancow
Robbery and murder in Drumshambo County Lerrxia
An armed gang robbed Thomas Codlreavy at Drumshambo in Claone parish injuring his brother Thomas Coolreavy, who died the next day. An inquest found wilful murder by unknown perpetrators. The report also discusses coroner expenses and an austere new coroner travel clause. Also notes Britain’s foreign steam packet schedules for Marseilles to the Levant and related routes via Leghorn Civita Vecchia Naples Malta and Smyrna with Athens and Alexandria connections.
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Lerrxia
Thomas Codlreavy
Drumshambo
Claone
Coolreavy
Thomas Coolreavy
Marseilles
Levant
Zicke
Alexandria
Athens
Sya
Alerscdria
Syre
Alexandr
Enher
Royal Navy
Acs
Inople
Arewandris Ic
Walter Scott and Royal visit tales in 1815 Carlton House gathering
The narrative recounts Walter Scott’s interactions with the Prince Regent at Carlton House in spring 1815. It describes dinner parties, banter, and stories about lawyers and judges, including Braxfield, plus the Regent gifting a gold saw-box and Scott’s reflections on their rapport and the public reception.
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Carltonlouse
Creser
Adesnirelry
Scott
Adansow Lord
Jney
Scotiasid
Royal Hosseho's
Adam
Croke
Braxfield
Braxfeld
Donald
Staxfield
England
Macqueen
Walter
Tom Moore
Morning Post
Prince
Waverley
Simon Pure
Duke of York
Crete
Carlton House
London society sketches and banking notes draw together
A long Read describes Lord Grey and his circle at private dinners, notes on English social ease, class tensions, and observations of English poverty especially female servants. It also reviews banking history in America, State banks, the Bank of the United States, and colonial cash handling, followed by scattered notices on lynching in Natchez and cultural items.
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Fenimore Cooper
Defoe
Skeches
Rome
Englind
America
London
New York
England
Lord Grey
John Russell
Daxcapnon
Way of
Snell
Ian
Europe
Perth
Enelaid
Lodg
Souckiamaton
J. W. Gilbeot
London and Westminster Bank
Lengnan and Co
Gilbart
Horsley Palmer
Bank of England
Gilburt
Br. Gilbert
United States
Treasury
Csilec.ers
Sec 2Nd Bank
United States of America
Secretary of the Treasury
Ura
Ur M.e Bank
Ciis
Ckholdes
Aciy Ion
Congress
Colombia
Phila
Philadelphia
Bank of the United States
Union
First Bank of the
New Bank of the
Kang
Coroxsml Grocket
Tur Thias
Kennett
York-street
Covent-aurden
Court Martial Confirms Punishment For Bengali Sepoy
A Christian sepoy in the Bengal army faced court martial after desertion and return. Though the commanding officer believed Lord William Bentick’s ban on copper punishment applied, the Judge-Advocate-General ruled the sentence valid under General Order 1835, which excludes Christian natives in certain cases.
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Troaarye
Inpisa
Bengal
William Bentinet
Happe
Hanns
Armagh
Agricultural Bank
John
Husban
Liverpool
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Charles Stirling
Gargunnock
Samuel Hunter
Alex. Graham
John den
Stoun
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Westminster
Francis Burdett
Town
Britain
Krow
Ms. M
Dounistown
House of Peers
Mr Dennistoun
Mr. Monteith
Literstubs
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Walter Scorr
Barr
Greece
Larreate
Pope
Crade
Andiay Brah
Loe
Treve
Ve. Fabinee
Edinburgh
Enerty
James Baaniyne
Ballantyne
Natchez
Hs Tris
Foster
Isis
Lestseme
H'M
Thimblenz
Jim Crew
Park Theatre
Jim Crow
de Poxquet
F. de Perquet
Cooper
Tavistock-street
Covent-garden
Italy
Moraveai—Zuffingham Wilson
Jvi
Florence
Hurst
Dublin Evening Post
Lord Combermere
Henry Hardinge
Jackson
Lefroy
Skibbereens
Rathcormacs
Newtonbarrya
Wilbraham
Alderman Wood
Afr
Hue
Ridley Colborne
Lord Cheers
Galle
Natonal Galery
Wilbrtham
M.P
Ebrington Eid Rir
Chamers
House of Commons
John Passell
Spring Rice
So Daing
Christ
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