Mixed UK Market and Public Notices From Leeds to London
Mixed weekly notices report brisk foreign trade in Leeds and steady wool and cotton markets, with Manchester stagnant and Liverpool busy. Other items describe a St Marylebone workhouse exam for pauper children, tollgate protests in Kensington, a Suffolk arson risk jab, pebbles and eels fall on Liverpool streets, drownings in the Thames and River Lea, a Bologna prison custom, and a Worcester murder-suicide case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeds
Huddersfield
Rochdale
Bradford
Manchester
Liverpool
St. Maryleboxe
St.Marylebone Workhouse
E. Scobell
P. Moody
Kensington, Fulham, &c
Richmond Road
Brompton
Fulham
Board of Surveyors of
Kensington
Richmond-road
Fulhaw Road
Suffolk
Exchange
Castle-street
Liverpool Courier
Dzath
Drowninec
Scots Fusileer Guards
Windsor
Thames
Italy
Bologna
Galignani
Poacnine
Purtes
Linton Burnfoot
Mr. Purves
Kelso Mail
Tre Naytyglo
Beaufort Black Bann
Bristol Mercury
Baker
Old Ford
Bow
Middlesex
Alfred Fear
George Samuel Shawe
Henry Waldock
River
Lea
River Lea
Shawe
Car
Bovrocys
Calais
England
Boulogne
Hoaniste Murper
Sincipe
Wenrcester
John Hooper
Hooper
Ledbrook
Griffiths
Jabuser
Texas annexation failure dominates latest intelligence
From Liverpool a Halifax report notes the Texas annexation treaty was rejected by the U S Senate 85 to 16. The President’s Message defends annexation as a national policy, arguing Texas is an independent power and detailing relations with Mexico. The dispatch covers sea passages from Halifax and Boston, and mentions the Acadia reaching Halifax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Royal Mail
Caledonia
Lott
Mersey
Halifax
New York
Boston
Texas
United States
Acadia
Congress
Brougham
Aberdeen
House of Lords
Messace
House of Representatives of the
Republic of Texas
Republic
Senate
Mexico
Confederation of
Louisiana
Errett
London
Lord Brodgham
Lord Aberdeen
Ireland
Scotland
Great Britain
French Moorish clash and Paris railroad vote in brief
The Messager reports a treacherous Moorish attack on French forces led by Guennaoni and Bedeau near Oudda with heavy Moroccan cavalry and infantry losses. Paris deputies adjourn without deciding Paris to Boulogne rail branch while Barbet is elected deputy for Rouen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E] Guennaoni
General Bedeau
Marshal Bugeaud
Écheon
Loulitha
Lamoriciere
Jassaf
Oudda
Rovigo
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Amiens
Boulogne
M. Berryer
Ostricourt
Douai
Arras
Calais
M. Lasnier
Clermont
Lille
Messrs. Dufaure
Vivien
M. Barbet
Rouen
M. Jacques Laffitte
M. Bouvet Bondel
Marshal Soult
Corps of Engineers
Issy
Drapeau
M.charbonnier de la Gueanerie
Rue Des Prouvaires
Angers
M.charbonnier
M. Charbonnier
Pendarmes
Toulon
Morocco
Oren
Vautour
Tangier
Gibraltar
Vesuvius
Bugeaud
Youssouf
Spahis
Tristan Rovigo
Lamoriciére
Bedeau
Semaphore de
Marseilles
Oran
Phénicien
Vantour
Orleans
Havre
Avignon
Lady Stanhope
Stanhope
Syria
Doad
Lebanon
Revue de Paris
Mapnip
Barcelona
Heraldo
M. Isturite
Bank
Isabel II
London
Bresson
France
Narvaez
Malte
Count Trapani
Danube
St. Petersburg
Russia
Servia
Wallachia
Moldavia
Turkey
Duke of
Leuchtenberg
Constantinople
Porte
Vienna
Hamburg
Manchester
General Steam Navigation Company
John Bull
Corbin
Cuxhaven
Elbe
Busum
Hedeivigenkoog
Cuxzhaven
Dodd
Reissen
Reissensand
Vogel Sand
Mars Bank
The Milliner's Holiday Farce At The Royal Theatre
A new farce The Milliner's Holiday opened last night with Strickland and Buckstone delivering dry wit and lively energy. The plot follows Fanny Thomson wardship, Lieutenant Bowling, and Mr Pennywig with Sparkes in pursuit amid a chorus of milliners, ending in marriages. The reviewer notes limited incident but strong audience approval and suggests future success if kept simple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strickland
Buckstone
Fanny Thomson
Julia Bennett
Bowling
Simon
Sparkes
Romford
Open Letter on Post Office Secrecy and State Power
A long denunciation to Sir Robert Peel criticizing Post Office espionage as a breach of law and trust. The writer cites statute, calls for candor over covert letters, and compares past uses of warrant power with today’s alleged forgery and manipulation. Dismisses state expediency and urges accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Peel, Bart
James Graham
Jones
Ferrand
Fouché
Byron
Robert
Pont-marka
England
Ellenborough
India
Ireland
Guernsey
London
National Post Office
Two Holms
Bristol Channel
Home Secretary
Mazzini
Fatal Occurrence at Hampstead Keeth Pond Picnic
A 22 year old family member drowned while swimming at Hampstead Keeth near a pond during a Sunday picnic. Despite crowds, divers, and boats, his body was not recovered by nightfall. The incident prompted pleas for swift rescue efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampstead-Keeth
Flood
Mulling
Bates
Broadwall
Stamford Street
Mullins
Higgs
Spread Eagle
Thames Bank
Elizabeth Wild
Palmer's
Chelsea
Wheeler
Battersea Bridge
Poisoning Case at Stepney Inquest Returns
The Stepney inquest into Mrs. Rachel Belaney’s death resumed with James C Belaney in custody on suspicion of administering prussic acid. Witnesses described the acid bottle accident, alleged discharge of poison into liquid, and Belaney's accounts to doctors and Captain Clark. Testimony highlighted inconsistencies about dates and who heard the confession, as relatives and locals testified to Belaney’s conduct and property interests. The inquiry adjourned with further witnesses expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Belaney
James Cockburn Belaney
Baker
Fountain Tavern
Stracey-street
Stepney
Thomas Donoghue
Thames Police Court
Belaney
Clark
Mr. Belaney
Captain Clark
Central Criminal Court
Mr. Beleney
Mr. Donoghue
Doctor Garrett
Mary Stobbs
Sunderland
Durham
Rachel Skelly
Mr. Clarkson
George Hobson
Crombey’s-row
Commercial-road
Cannon-street-road
de Serjeant
M‘cardell
Thames
James C. Belaney
Rachel
Green-street
Broderip
Northumberland
Arington
Essex
Duke of Leeds
Netherlands
Clarkson
Messrs
Code
Browne
Inspector Haynes
Commissioners of Police
North Sunderland
Ord
Bell
Mr. Simpson
North
Symons
Euston Hotel
London
Arlington
Hobson
Bookseller
Commercial Road
Also Mentioned on This Page
Waterbeach
Cambridgeshire
Mason
Home Department
James
Mr. Lyne
Sherrock
Cornwall
Devonport
Liskeard
West Kent
Fawham
Russell
Metropolis
St. Catherine Dock
Prince Albert
Claremont
Robert Peel
Buckingham Palace
Foreign Office
House of Commons
Gladstone
Board of Trade
Earl of Lonsdale
Home Office
Duke of Richmond
Highland Agricultural Society of Scotland
Oxrond
King of Saxony
Angel Hotel
Bodleian
Redcliffe
Queen's College
Botanic Garden
Magdalen Chapel
Christ Church Cathedral
Chapter House
New College
Elvey
Baron von Gersdorff
Carus
Thomas Canpbell
Westminster Abbey
Glasgow
Queen Victoria
Secret” Office
Post-office
Post Office
Secret Office
Freeling School
Angean Stable
Duncombe
Dancombe
Royal Commission On Fine Arts
Prince’ Albert
Westminster Hall
Her
Prince Consort
Duchess of Buccleugh
Marchioness of
Douro
Duke of Sutherland
Viscount Melbourne
Zoological Society
Botanical Society
Westminster
Covent-garden
Canada
Livrepool
New York Herald
United Province of Canada
Sir C. Metcalf
Philadelphia
Haymarket
Cotton Twist
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