ATTEPT ON THE QUEEN LIFE AND PUBLIC CALAMITIES
A London district circular laments the assassination attempt on the queen and urges thanksgiving prayers. It extols divine protection of the sovereign and directs that Te Deum be sung after mass, invoking biblical precedents and urging devotion. Reports also describe river drownings in the Lea, Woolwich tests of metal tubes, and local reform celebrations.
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Thomas
Ostolic
London
Olena
Aposton
Jeremy
Babylon
Judah
Jerusalem
Nabuchadonazor
St. Peter
St. Paul
Jesus Christ
Oxena
Bataixe
Regent’s Canal
River Lea
Bromley-common
Frazer
Red Lonatrest
Spitalfields
William Green
Lea
James Robinson
Dake Street
Shoreditch
Bonner’s Fields
Billingsate
Cuthbertson
Cuckold
merAndy
Woolwich
Cockburn
Col
Dansey
Select Committee
Wilford
Robe
Royal Arsenal
Lord Bloomfield
Lacy
Dundas and
Chalmer
Cuppage
Royal Artillery
G. C. Hoste
Sandham
Royal Engineers
Love
Wylde
St. Pancras
White Conduit Tavern
Churchwarden Hazlewood
B. Hall, Bart
Ralph Thomas
J. Cope
Ipswich
Sudbury
James Bruton
Stock
Hobhouse
T. H. Cooper
Benjamin Hall
Marylebone
C. Napier
B. Hall
House of Commons
Sir B. Hall
Robert Peel
Sir Ball
Jews’ Hospital
London Tavern
Royal
the Duke of Sussex
Mm Hill
Lord D. Stuart
A. Smith
M.P
Hawkes
D. Salomons
Duke of Sussex
Salomons
F. Goldsmid
D. Stuart
Messrs
G. Stansbury
H. Gear
J. Hat
Timber and pit props cargoes spark higher Memel demand
The Ross-shire Advertiser reports vessels chartered at Memel to carry timber and pit props to Newcastle at 14s a load. Much wood can be obtained cheaply in Norway and Prussia, signaling large imports and a rising tow demand for this wood, previously sourced mainly from Inverness and Ross.
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Memel
Newcastle
Norway
Prussia
Inverness
Ross
Ross-shire
Provincial Berwice Dividend and Brighton Bankruptcy Examinations
A district report notes the Berwice assignees audit with proof of debts and a promised dividend of about 4s6d to 5s per pound. In Brighton, Wigney bankrupts undergo last examinations. liabilities exceed assets, with complex bank losses and executors’ responsibilities discussed amid adjournments. Meanwhile Chatham announces embarkation orders for troops to China from Gravesend and Brompton depots.
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Berwice
King's Arms Inn
Brighton
Messrs. Wiegry
Messrs
Attree
Cooper
Merrifield
James
Evans
J. W. Bennett
J. N. Wigney
Glasgow
Wigney
Mr. Wigney
C. Wigney
Creasy
Bennett
Masterman
Weprispar
Clement
Clement Wigney
India
Reform Club
Lowther
E. S. Creasy
J.N. Wigney
Chatham
Moxpay
Jaxx 13
Minirang
China
Gravesend
18Th Regiment of Foot
Bloomfield
Ward
Brotherton
Cameronians
Edwards
Loyd
Hickson
Best
Orestes
Lovett
Bradon
Herbert
Blackhall
Thomson
Hindostan
Eust India Company
Brompton
Fire destroys mills and tow house in Dundee area
A rapid blaze gutted the Lower Chapelshade tow house occupied by James Taws and Son, destroying yarn and warping mills, then spread to a adjoining ware- house and caused major damage. Fire brigades from Dundee and barracks fought the blaze, but walls collapsed. Insurance covered some loss and 60 to 70 workers faced unemployment.
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Dundee
James Taws
Dundee Advertiser
Ilchester
New Inn
James West
Yeovil
West
Bristol Oper
Teford
Alanmine Finz
Ilford
Essex
William Ashmole
Angel Inn
Tiford
Eastern Counties Railway
Shoredith
Thore
White Horse
Royal Exchange Office
Barking
Braidwood
London
Ashmole
Memoir of the late Lord Congleton
The deceased peer born July 3 died in his 66th year. He married Lady Caroline Elizabeth Dawson on February 4 180 to their six children. He began as Henry Parnell and became Lord Congleton after a long Parliamentary career for Queen’s County and Dundee. He supported Catholic emancipation, chaired finance, and held offices including secretary at war and treasurer of the navy. His writings on finance, currency, banking, and Irish Catholic history formed his lasting legacy.
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Laura Lennon
Henricultural Society
Ind
Dey
Surrey Zoological Gardens
Edmonds
Lady Paget
Bruce
Atlee
Calteagh
Chelsea
Gains
Alee
England
Hampton
RJ. Chapman
J . Gains
Avanming Fine
Shibe-Lane
Temple-Bar
Thompson
Machine-Ruler
Shire Lane
Duke of York
Phoenix
Duke [of York
Aulkmer
Westminster
Victuallers
Shire-lane
Sir John Deans
Paul, Bart
Greenwich
Blackwall
Thames
Blyth
Thames Police
Baiiiere
Yournru
Regent's Canal
Camden-town
Lodgett
Pear Tree-court
Clerkenwell-close
Lague
St. Pancras
Grist
Estcott
Greenwich-Park
Eggleston
Fisher
Adam Young
George Inn
Metropolitan Improvements
Metropolitan Improvement Society
Lord Robert Grosvenor
Robert Peel
Downing-street
Earl of Lincoln
Woods and Forests
Metropolia
House of Commons
R. Peel
House of Commona
Lord Grosvenor
Mille
Commissioners of Sewers
Finsbury
Robert Grosvenor
Guildhall
Alderman Wood
Manchester
James Hampson
James Luke
Peate
Abel Heywood
Birch
Newcastle-Under-Lybie
Lester
Harris
T. Leech
T. Eardley
John J. Campbell Colquhoun
J. Hall
W. Mason
Potteries
Richard Heathcote
Mr. Harris
Mr. Colquhoun
Orford
Richard Harrington
Brasenose College
Chichester
W. Kay
E.q
Lincoln College
Pusey
R. Coulthard
Queen's College
T. Dand
A. D. Campbell
St. John's College
W. D. Jackson
J. Compton
Merton College
B. Compton
W. R. K. Walter
Exeter College
Brockbeare
Devonshire
Caroline Elizabeth Dawson
John First Earl of
J. Parnell
Congleton
J. Augustus Parnell
Henry Brooke Parnell
Queen's County
Wasapain
Wellesley Pyle
Maryborough
Wellesley Pule
Henry Parnell
Charles Coote
Dunne
Lalor
Sir Henry
Kinloch
Dundee
Lord Congleton
Cheshire
Mr. Grattan
Grattan
Lord Liverpool
Wellington
Duke of Wellington
the Treasury
Earl Grey
Sir Henry Parnell
C. W. W. Wynn
Privy Council
John Cam Hobhouse
Melbourne
Lord Lowther
Ordnance
Edward John Stanley
John Parnell
Henry William Parnell
William Bligh
George Damer Parnell
Longley
Ripon
Countess of
Darnley
Henry Seymour Moore
Marquis of
Tax Wilxie Testimonial at Thatched-house tavern meeting
Saturday general meeting of Wilkie testimonial subscribers and friends at Thatched-house tavern St James's Street to decide the best memorial for Sir David Wilkie. Sir Robert Peel presided with Viscount Mahon and notable figures while discussions weighed between a statue and other mementos, with a final July adjournment for further artist contenders.
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St. James’s Street
Robert Peel
Bart
Viscount Mahon
M.P
Llandaff
W.J. Newton
M. A. Shee
Thomas Baring
Charles Forbes
Peter
Laurie
Allan Cunningham
W. Leslie Neville
Lander
R. Peel
David Wilkie
Sir R. Peel
Sir David Wilkie
Peter Laurie
Joseph
Thomas Campbell
Railway Magazine
Great Britain
Birmingham and
Derby
Gloucester
Brandling Junction
Chester and
Birkenhead
Dundee and
Arbroath
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Ayr
Paisley
Greenock
Chester
Crewe
Great North of England
Great Western
Hayle
He Tees
Hull and Selby
Lancaster
Preston Junction
Liverpool
Manchester
London and
Birmingham
Blackwall
Brighton
Ditto
Shoreham
London and Croydon
London and Greenwich
London and South Western
Manchester, Bolton
Bury
Manchester and
Leeds
Midland Counties
Newcastle and Carlisle
Newcastle
North Shields
Northern
North Midland
North Union
Cseeueeseaeae
Preston and Wyre
Sheffield
South Eastern
Ulster
York and
Trials recount of John Francis in Plot Against Queen
Deposition records from Whitehall reveal John Francis charged with attempting to assassinate Queen Victoria in 1842. Witnesses including Colonel Arbuthnot, George Gower, and Henry Allen describe Francis firing toward the carriage from Constitution Hill and being seized by police, with multiple testimonies detailing location, weapon, and immediate custody.
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John Francis
Charles Arbuthnot
Majescus
Constitution
John Frauen
Disio Vast
Aera
Ma Yast
Tomer
C.arruthnot
Whitehar
T. J. Hatt
County of
Middlesex
Amelia Barker
Hutsorn
Worsan
Catae Turwand
Palace
Smedta
Barper
Whitehall
George Gower
Arbuthnhid
St. James’s Park
Ari
Grace Gowen
Henry Allen
St. James's Park
Buckingha Palace
Carria
Henny Alley
Smo
Constitution Hill
William Trousch
Her Majesty
William Wyle
Contatlon-hill
Buckingham Pal
Priso
Sla
W. Wrips
T. J. Hart
George Pearson
Castle-strél
St. James’s Street
Piccadilly
Hall
Thomas Jane
Middlesesmi
James Russell
Buckingham Palace
Francis
T. J. Hatz
George Prarsey
T. J
Misien
Asia
Allen
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