Asylum for Aged Freemasons Charity Anniversary
The sixth anniversary festival of the Asylum for Aged and Decayed Freemasons was held at the Freemasons tavern. Benjamin Rood MP was detained. Joseph Copeland Bell stood in. Toasts celebrated the Duke of Sussex and other grand masters, with Dr. Crucifix thanked for stewardship and donations surpassing £540.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freemasons
Benjamin Rood
Joseph Copeland Bell
Jeave
Htealth
Duke of Sussex
Earl of Zetland
Marquess of Salisbury
Ireland
Scotland
Duke of Leinster
John Forrest
Seconarayi
Osbaldiston
Victoria Theatre
Dr. Crucifix
Miss Hawes
van Milligen
Miss Turner
Messrs
Hawes
Jolly
Bradbury
Brizzi
Cronin
Collier
Roya Sours
Lonpox
Society
Surrey Zoological Gardens
Royal Naval Boys’ School
Camberwell
Young
R. Dobson
Robinson
Rideout
Forbes
Dashwood
Gardiner
George Cockburn
Deptford
George Birch
W. F. Martyr
Johnston
Martyr
Compton
Brydone
J. Chambers
Trafalgar Tavern
Greenwich
J. Murray
Albemarle Street
Alderman Magnay
von Baymer
Chubb
Messrs. Lloyd
Foster
Ldney
Morgan
Walter Scott
Lord Byron
von Raymer
Earl of Mountcashel
London Society For the Protection of
West End
Lord Mountcashel
Church of England
Delolding
Ies A the Society
Provincial ADDISCOMBE public examination selects cadets for engineers artillery infantry
A public examination at ADDISCOMBE featured notable attendees led by Mr. Lyall and high officials including Earl of Devon and Sir J. Lushington. Thirty-one cadets were examined. five chosen for engineers, seventeen for artillery, and nine for infantry. Prizes awarded across multiple classes with names of cadets and awards detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O'Halloran
G.C.B
Fair
Fraser
Goodfellow
Taylor
C.B
Salter
Sleigh
Frederick
T. W. Taylor
Morrison
Burton
Harding
Dundas
Gurwood
Sabine
Hutchinson
Battine
H. D. C. Baillie
A. P. Simons
W. C. Hutchinson
N. Tombs
J. D. Woolcombe
A. G. Austen
W. Davison
H. Hicks
C. H. Harrison
O. Selby
B. C. Hitchens
J. B. Smith
J. H. Elwyn
Infantry
R. D. Densey
H. B. Stevens
S. W. Long
A. P. Etheridge
H.S. Belli
D. Briggs
W. Gordon
H. Mounsell
E. L. Grant
W. D. A. R. Short
E. Fraser
J. Carpendale
M. K. Kennedy
H. Tombs
W. A. Crommelin
A. de Lisle
C. W. Timbrell
C. A.C. D'Oyly
C. J. Manson
H. M. Douglas
ASHTON gallery panic at St Thomas church during confirmation
During a Saturday confirmation at St Thomas church Ashton near Wigan a western gallery crack caused a panic as worshippers rushed for the stairs. Many women fell and were blocked by others, police and a ladder freed those trapped, one elderly woman died, and an inquest returned accidental death. several others injured but recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashton
Oaks
Thomas Ingram
Sibson
Sherlock
Charles ‘Rowles
Sworthy Officer of Excise
Peter Vernon, Jun
Mary
John Pendlebury
W. Sixsmith
Britannia Inn
J. Heyes
Wigan
Leith
David Deans
David
West-Indies
Charles Lamb
Bell Croft
Newport
Ryde
John Cooke
Plymouth
Burnett
Commercial Wharf
Liverpool
Newcastle
Windsor
W. F. Riley
Forest-hill
W. B. Harcourt
St. Leonard’s-hill
Clement Hill
Edmund Foster
Clewer-house
Gould
Clewer, Kc
Riley
Lord Clement Hill
Roberts
Mr. Wright
Wright
The Strength of Woman's Love in The Irish Mariners Tale
A summarized reading of a long Irish tale from Yaenakp Part VIII, detailing Rachel's defiant romance with James Hennesey against her stern palatine father. The story traces their forbidden love, a midnight elopement, a clash with family authority, a perilous cave ambush, and Rachel's tragic death, followed by her father's remorse and the village legends of her spirit at the Rock of the Candle. It is prefaced with notes on Loxpon Part II and a historical piece on St James's Park, London, describing its evolution under Charles II, its features, and notable events connected to the royal era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.-Hall
SC. Hall
Emerald Isle
Jacob
Rebenezer
Rachel
Adam Switzer
Adam
James Hennesey
James
James Annesey
Palatine
Woodbine
Mavourneen
Corrsnel
Hennesey
the Palatine
Ireland
Carrig-o-Giinnell
Oel
ST. James's Park
le Notre
Charles
Henry VIII
Continent
Pepys
Shere
Charles II
Tempest
Whitehall
Wallingford House
Admiralty
Horse-guards
Treasury
Secretaries of State
Great George-street
Wallingford-house
Pall Mall
King's-garden
Palace of St. James
Carlton-terrace
Marlborough-house
Carlton-gardens
Spring-gardens
Pall-mall
Mith
Westminster
Carter
Mall
Buckingham House
John Fleck
St. Evremond
Rosamond
Pennant
Buckingham-gate
Constitution-hill
Hyde-park-corner
St. James’s-street
Piccadilly
Devonshire-house
Portugal-street
Ty Burn
Tothill Felds
Duchess of Cleveland
St. James’s
Jane Shore
St. James's Palace
Margaret Nicholson
George III
Charles I
James II
St. James's
Prince of Orange
Lord Craven
Wyatt
Mary
Royal Artillery
George Colman
The
Crown
Rosemond's Pond
George Gordon
Colman
Temple of Concord
Green-park
Lsbell
Hinprey
Birmingham
Housa of Commons
Soas
F. Bunevert
Baronet
LasovcHerk
House OF Lords
Sinskine oF THE Royal GEORGE In 1782 and Soudan voyage letter
The fragment recalls an elderly man and woman aged 85 who escaped from the royal ship Royal George in 1782 and plan to attend a Colonel Pasley explosion this summer. It then transcribes a letter from the iron steamer Soudan detailing a voyage from Plymouth April 17 to May 14, weather gales, Lisbon visit, and expected rendezvous with the Albert and Wilberforce before Niger travel, noting heat and slow passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Tenerife
Devonport
Bay of Biscay
Lisbon
Cape de Verd
Albert
Wilberforce
Niger
Liverpool
Punishment of Death Bill debated in Lords and Commons
The session held tense discussions as the Lords debated extending the death penalty in aggravated rape cases and other offences, with opponents arguing for abolition and advocates urging proportional punishment. In the Commons, ministers defended the law and moved on various bills including administration of justice and electoral reforms while petitioners pressed for Corn Laws repeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teceh
Western Australia
South Wales
Lord Westmeath
Lord MountcasHet
Rd Nowmanly
Sven Lord Apincer
Winchisea
Lord Wicknow
Lord Brovenam
Lord Wintorp
Crasher
Happindton
House OF Lords
Strathbogie
Lord Anerbeen
Strathogie
General Assembly
Lord Melbourne
Lord Happington
Lord Normandy
Lord Briav- Albane
Duke of Ancynt
Lord Baoveaux
Scotland
Court of Session
Court of Appeal
Lord Mrlbourne
Lord Brovensm
Lord Coancellor
Charitable Trusts
Lord Lyndhurst
Chanceltor
House OF Commons
Emerson
Agen Lords
Burnley
J. Grananx
St. John'spital
Winchester
Leaner
Rusnsrooxe
Daray
Hinxprey
Hinpney
M. Woop
Guildhall
London
Lord Joly Russell
Belfast
J. Russell
Edward Sucpen
Nicuoxt
Joan Russet
J. Russet
E. Suenen
Artoryky-General
GovLaern
Popoe
Sarney
Select Committee On National Monuments
Walter
Lord Ingestre
Warner
Lord Incrstre
Francis Burpert
House of Industry
New South Wales
Dublin
Marquis of Normandy
Earl of Harpine
Marquis of Nonmanny
Earl of Wixenerses
Lord Annxeer
Lord Dennan
Lord Denman
Lord Abingdon
Earl of Wicklow
Earl of
Aesse Tord Brovenam
Earl of Devon
Mphe Earl of Harewoop
Earl of Rapnor
Earl of Hanpincton
Marquess of
Normandy
Duke of Weirixcron
Earl of Winchelsea
Lord Wuarncurre
Viscount Duncannon
Marquis of
Manbyy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Loxpon
Charles Knight and Co
Literary Chronicle
Hume
France
England
G. Palmer
R. Peet
C. Burrer
Lord Howicx
R. Peex
Lord J Russet
Watter
Schobertel
Imperial Parliament
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