Reform and colonial union gains noted in society report
Receipts and obligations total 2361 pounds 2s 4d with 1909 7d in other funds. Habili ties recorded at 826 9s 54d and the year’s estimated income 2100 with expenses 1500. North American and West India and African associations praised for aid to society and colonists. Managers urged colony branch societies to cement ties with Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North American Association
West India Committee
African Association
Tee
E. F. Ridgeway
Rolfe
Marylebons
Borough of Marylebone
Fitzroy-square
B. B. Cabbell
James Hamilton
E. Hovenden
Ivimey
C. Napier
G. A. Young
Charles Napier
B. Hall
Sir Charles Napier
Sir C. Napier
Mr. Young
Sir C.napier
Ixcendiantsm
St. Luis’s
Ironmongers’ Company
Ironmongers’ Company, In Church-row
St. Luke’s Church
Old-street
Whitecross-street
Watling-street
Maine
G Division
Crookland
Church-row
Churchrow
Fleet Prison
Servants' Institution
Great Marylebone Street
Portland Place
M. Letchford
London
Wapping New Stairs
Orion
Gravesend
Greenwich
Hore’s Wharf
Bow-street
Gavin Scott
Glasgow
Liverpool
Greenock
Henry Gordon
America
Bristol
Continent
Mae Gavin Scott
Ishdata Siram v. Gas
Kensington
Arishes
Metropolis-roads
Whiteall-place
Kensineton
Ington
Res
Tuesda
Utile
Snes
Taylor
Tower-hill
St. Nichodivin Urch
Cable
Ingo
Benduel
Trinity-house
Wales
Principality of Street
St. James's
Oll
Earl of
Wis
Notable Clergy and Nobility Attend Bangor Service
Observers counted the Bishop of Bangor, the Bishop of St David's, the Dean of St Asaph, the Marquis of Bute, Viscount Dungannon, Lord Kenyon, the Right Hon. C. W. W. Wynn, Bart., Hon. Robert H. Clive M P, Colonel Wood M P, Sir Benjamin Hall Bart M P among attendees. Contributions exceeded £1500 in the Tuom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
St. David's
St. ‘Asaph’s
Marquis of
Bute
Viscount
Dungannon
Lord Kenyon
C. W. W. Wynn
Robert H. Clive
Colonel Wood
Benjamin, Hall
Sorewe and Toll murder and great fire losses in Essex
A constable arrested Thomas Toll in Walthamstow on a warrant for ill treating his wife when Toll killed sergeant Smith during the attempt to take him. Across the city, a devastating fire in Mary Arches Street caused multiple deaths, including Mrs Twiggs, an old man Webber, and Endiscott, with firemen praised for containment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex
Sorewe
Smith
Thomas Toll
Ase
Butcher
Nightingale Lane
Walthamstow
Tolls
Toll
Lewis
T X
Sellick
Mary Arches-street
Norwich Union
West of England
Twiggs
Webber
Crediton
Gill
St. Bartholomew’s Yard
Endiscott
Gloucester
William Alias “Magget” Brown
Philip Takin
Inkin
Brown
Westgatebridge
Sandhurst-green
Thomas Bailey
Chesterton
Mr. Chesterton
Philip Inkin
Manchester
C.shaw
Sir Charles Shaw
Sir Charles
Boston
Duckinfield
Nottingham
CuHartist
Torres
Walter
John Walter
Oford
Prince Albert
Duke of Wellington
Nuneham
Samuel Lucas
Queen's College
Sandwich Islands
Frederick Fansow
Balliol-colege
Benjamin Jowett
Balliol College
Sheffield and
Rotherham
Derby
Masborough
Leeds
Jack
Edith
Mammy
Michael Enderby
Michael
Enderby
England
Spain
Meses
Willy
Jess
Fatal Galway duel ends in death at Lynch Kelly contest
Dublin reports confirm Mr Lynch and Mr Kelly dueled in Galway with Mr Kelly dying after severe suffering. A coroner's inquest was set to convene. one seconds man, Dillon, surrendered. The others fled. Lord O Connell calls for Irish voters to unite, form election clubs, canvass, fund indemnities and defend liberties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avvatn Oy
Galway
Dustin
Lynch
Kelly
Dillon
Leinster Express
H. Kelly
Handcock
O'Connell
Ireland
Danieel O'Connell
Destitution Among Hand Loom Weavers Spurs Relief Effort
A large group of hand loom weavers faced severe work shortages and privation, prompting a deputation to the lord provost. A relief committee provided meals for about 160 families and considered outdoor work, with stone breaking discussed as a possible option. The move followed a Friday meeting at the public green and subsequent council action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottish Guardian
Lorp Jerrery
Parliament House
Lord Ivory
Pitcairn
Edinburgh Evening Courant
Glasgow
Glascow
Highlands
Glasgow Ourier
Letters from Italy to a Younger Sister
Catherine Taylor’s two volume set offers amused and sensible Epistles from Naples and Pompeii. It recalls the Carnival in Naples with egg shells and bonbons, the theater at San Carlo, and vivid Pompeii vignettes. It also reviews The Truster, praising its female characters and dramatic scenes, including Jack and Edith’s tense revelations about parentage and guilt, set against a motive-filled plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lettesrs
Italy
Catherine Taylor
London
John Murray
Naples
Strada di Toledo
Rome
Roma É
Piena di Panza
Theatre of
San’ Carlo
Bruges
Henry Colburn
Richard Waring
Jack
Rose
Kate
Edith
Street Amusements and Easter Scenes in Rome and Naples
In Naples crowds throng Santa Lucia as venders shout greeting and offer boat rides while lazzaroni devour macaroni from pipes held aloft. Easter Sunday in Rome features St. Peter’s mass and a spectacular illumination of the basilica with hundreds of fires kindled by men suspended from the dome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Pezze del Cielo Caduto
Terra
Santa Lucia
Castagnari
Mole
Ingless
Mangia Maccaroni
Signora
Moses
Christ
Samaria
Rome
ST. Peter's
Santo Padre
Sant’ Angelo
Vatican
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Sheffield
John Richardson
James Bates
Richardson
Bates
Hove
Stratford
Avon
Howlett
James Cox
Thomas Vincent
Ole
Frederick Pritchard
Warwick Advertiser
Windsor
van Amburgh
Mr. van Amburgh
Scotland
Gitterery Chronicle
Pompeii
Salvator
Esculapius
Forum
Alexander
Darius
Bucephelus
Bucephalus
Empeii
Jupiter
Court of Justice
Isis
Venus
Mercury
Teseya
Priew
Tait
Tarr
Hus
Cologne
Count Albert
Sinz
Geneva
Onz
Genera
Minster
Gaz
James
Messrs
Barrett
New Holland
Lincolnshire
M.manns
Brothe
Long
Hull Packet