Disraeli Speakers Rally Buckinghamshire Electors
An assembly in Buckinghamshire features Disraeli defending protection and party loyalty. The Rev Dr Langley raises Protestant and Maynooth grants while urging candid discharge on Roman Catholic endowments. A resolute pledge organizes to back Disraeli with Du Pre and Tower, amid cheers and a near-unanimous vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downingtreet
Disraedd
Buckinghamshire
Shrewsbury
Disraeli
Langley
Maynooth
W. Levi
W. E. Fitzmaurice
Testimonial to Samuel Wilderspin from Piccadilly friends
A select group in Stretton Street Piccadilly presented Samuel Wilderspin with a timepiece gifted by the Teachers and Children's Penny Tribute Punch. Daniel Gaskell spoke of his long service to infant education. Subscriptions near £1800 plus £100 a year royal grant aim to ease his later years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Gaskell
Wilderspin
Sach
Wilderepin
Church of England
Moockton Milnes
Gaskell
Charles Dickens
Wilderspie
Thornton Hunt
Potato Disease and Arctic Expedition Notes
Reports from Limerick Waterford and Dublin discuss potato rot, with some claiming the crop is overblown while others warn spread continues. Also described are Calis preservation trials near Poictiers and Thana, plus details of a burglary at Kennington and the Treasury offices at Whitehall. A Royal sappers party prepares for Franklin search voyage aboard the Prince Regent, with provisions, winter gear, and pay noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limerick
Waterford
Gloucester
Dublin
Agricultural Improvement Society
Scome
Zimes
M. Retter
Poictiers
Thana
Upper Rhine
M. Wilkes
Ty. Dasa Vaciant
Wairenaly
Treasury
Whitehall
Privy Council
Board of Trade, Home
Sir John
Franklin
England
Woolwich
Chatham
Sandhorn
Carpenters, Smiths, &c
Foreign intelligence from Paris and Madrid reported
Paris dispatches discuss a tentative change to move Boulogne as the mail hub between France and England until Calais rail completion. Marseille papers note Marshal Bugeaud resigning Algeria command. France expands control in Kabylia and prepares to return to Algiers. Switzerland fears interference by great powers. Portugal crisis and Spain Portugal forces movements dominate Madrid reports with market reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
eFrance
England
Calais
Boulogne
Calis
Marseilles
Marshal Bugeaud
Algeria
Courier de
Algiers
Kabylin
Bedeau
France
Kabylia
Bugis
Bedean
Setif
Duke of Isly
Journal Des Débats
Switzerland
Owers
Poland
Warsaw
Courrier Francais
Portugal
Austria
Avignon
National
Montpellier
M. Benoit Fould
Legion of Honour
M. Fould
St Pow
Seizure of Junta fleet by British blockading squadron
A British led operation has seized the Junta fleet at the Douro mouth. Three steams, a corvette and eight smaller vessels with 2,400 men were captured and brought to the Tagus. The ships were restored to Portugal, while insurgent leaders and crews were confined at Fort St Julian. The operation followed the signing of a protocol and involved coast guard actions by the Bulldog and allied ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JUNTA
Das Antas
Linton
London
Douro
Tagus
Portugal
Ateamera
Oporto
Roy
Royal Tar
Mindello
Porto
Salter
Tages
Sidon
Fort St. Julian
Sir H. Seymour
Admiral Parker
Wylde
H. Seymour
Tranmere Club death case raised as murder inquiry
In Birkenhead a 19 year old man named Flannigan, missing since May 24, was found in a dock with a bloodied face and a silk handkerchief forced into his throat. Stonemason Edward Silk, linked to the last evening, is in custody as the inquest opens with officials suspecting homicide. Bristol reports typhus fever spreading among Irish paupers, prompting official pleas to curb arrivals and protect hospital wards. A separate theft attempt at Blgow Savings Bank fails, leaving little loot but signs of a careful break-in. In Manchester a German forger Adolphus Schutz is held for trial after forging letters of credit tied to Vienna and London. A mining accident near Merthyr involving gun cotton tests is noted, with several workers present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover Square
B.B. Cabbell
Johnson
Prince Albert
Sgenvaxts
Friends
Great Marylebone Street
Portland Place
Jobo Maidment
Mannlesonk
Blagrove
Mortimer Street
Cavendish Square
David Salomons
J. Stewart
Messrs. Williams
Byers
City of London
Salomons
Middlesex
Kent
London
Cheere
John Pease
Durham
Hear
Shear
John Pesan
Aheriff
Elizabeth
Marylabone
J. Williams
Liberal Association
B. B. Williams
W. Byers
Lopaine Houss
Charles Street
Drury Tane
St Gier’s
Servbat Alilar Lodging House
King Street
Birkenhead
Tue Suaredtep Munper
Flannigan
Tranmere
Birkenhead Dock
Sue
Edward Silk
Silk
Woodside Ferry
Vaughan
Liverpool
Bristol
Treavus Freyse
Newport
Ireland
St. Peter's Hospital
Bank Reppeal
Savings’ Bank
Zeigin Courant
Manchester
Turspar
Janes
Mosars
J. H. Steinetz and Co
Vienna
Menusra. Nirck
Cross Street
Suse Sibth
Messre. Mirck
London House
Messrs
Mirch
Eswick
Boston
Adolphus Schutz
Mihrthys
Mosert
W. Needham
J. W. James
White
R. H. Rhys
Aberdare
G. Marts
B. Martin
St. Mfr
Wheeler
Extraordinary naval action and prisoner negotiations in the Tagus
Reports detail a dramatic river scene with a captured squadron and convoy near Lisbon, the arrival of vessels from Oporto, and extensive custody arrangements for prisoners at St Julian's. Dispatches note Spanish, French, and English ships present, movement of horses and armaments, and subsequent transport to Lisbon. Royal Mail steamer Dee W Allan arrives amid Jamaica and Havana shipping shortages. American forces occupy Vera Cruz area with Santa Anna given unlimited powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oporto
Ips
Lisbon
Tagua
Somberang
Cadiz
Tsubo
St. Julian's
Royal Mail Company
Dee. W. Allan
Southampton
Jamaica
Havana
Cales
Africa
Collingwood
Callao
Viper
St. Thomas's
Alarm
Daring
Hermes
Sacrificion
Ohio
Bermuda
Vindictive
Endymion
Grampus
Tahiti
Samson
Herald
Pandora
Penama
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Santa Anna
Scott
Cerro Gordoz
Congress
Puebla
Anaya
Teuuacan
Tepeyahualco
King's College Hospital dinner praise and fund drive
Promoters praised a self sustaining model and discussed hospital needs in a Stationers' Hall dinner led by Sir Robert Peel. About 300 attendees heard that despite population growth and new theatres, hospital capacity lagged, with 16747 patients served outside walls and 1276 inside King's College Hospital last year. Donations reached £1670, with £100 from the chairman and subscriptions up by £74.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kino’s
Charing Cross Hospital
University Hospital
King's College Hospital
King’s College Hospital
Walla
Right
Baronet
Duke of St. Alban’s
Alderman Copeland
King’s College
Fever and riot troubles flood 19th century towns
A coastal town faces fever outbreaks amid overcrowded lodgings near Sandgate with families in dire need and requests for a fever hospital. Separately, a large miners riot in Bredruth prompts magistrates to deploy troops after violent clashes over meat and bread shortages.
MEETING OF THE Revise Associa tion in Ireland after O Connell death
In Waterford and surrounding towns a large meeting of the Repeal Association discussed tribute to Daniel O Connell and support for his son John O Connell. Clergy remonstrance against Captain Norris attacks on Cashel clergy was read. An address to Dr Miley was proposed. O Connell funds and new treasurers were named and plans to press the repeal question were outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revise Associatiox
O'Connell
Traiee
Alderman Delabuniz
Waterford
Association
Mullingar
John O'Connell
Ireland
Trish
Jebo O'Connell
Old Ireland
Kilkenny
Bia
Dublin Trades Political Union
Corporation of Waterford
Wexford
Newry
Clonmell
M. O'Connell
Gelannee
Captain Norris
Diocese of
Cashel
Norris
Archdiocese of
Cornelius M‘laughlin
Keahan
Jeremiah Dunne
Sirele
Miley
N. Itackey
Young Ireland Party
Royal Agricultural Improvement Society
Robert Kane
Duke of Leinster
Earl of Charlemont
Higgins and Sons
College Green
Jernary
O'Cosnete
Father Kenyon
Smith O'Brien
Council of the “Confederation
O'Brien
Funeral of Thomas Chalmers Draws Huge Edinburgh Assembly
A funeral procession for Thomas Chalmers D D moved through Edinburgh with thousands of mourners including civic authorities gentry ministers and professors. The massed cortege formed two deep lines as the coffin passed to the Grange Cemetery with tributes from clergy and leaders across denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fonsant
Lorda Moncrieffe
Robertson
Ivers
J. H. Maxwell
Lee
Roberteva
Simpson, Wilson, Alison,&c
Duchess of Gordon
James Forrest
Leares
Thomas Chalmers
Berne
de. Hanna
Processi
Deeraard
Chiro
Wicx
Jane
Chamber of Commerce
Ross Advertiser
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Spain
Mapain
Monsignor Brunelli
Gasette
Don Manuel Godoy
Duke de Bailen
Pardo
Madrid
Valladolid
M. Pacheco
Count de Thomar
Donna Maria
Lersandi
Toy
Valenza Do Minho
Times’ Madrid
Duchesa of
Portaguese
Velves
Estremos
Evora
Andalusia
Algarses
Mapnip
Garett
Rhys
Reyes
Adgirdage
Wheeley
G. Martin
Monmouth Merlin
Riddell
Charlton
Irlab
Sandgate
Perenne
William Riddell
James Standen
James Cullen
Clayton Street
Newcastle Advertiser
Bredruth
Stephen Davey
Magor
Sth Fusileera
M‘donegall
Falmouth
Lonn
van Otterrare
Sven
Asaby O'Connell
Triah Confederation
Wales
Bate
Ena
Ineia
Cork
van Tesol
Eyra
Abe
Goda
O'Cowxerce
Irish Confederation
Sm O’brien
Mr. O'Connell
Wess Row
Fan T
Repeal Association
Suu
Connill
Yasir
Wittiaw
O'Brigg
Eor
Maurice O'Connell
Merriou
Glasnevin
Dvatis
Storvesce
Lords of the Treasurs
Scotland
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