Explosion at D Ernst firework factory kills four in Lambeth
Reported in Lambeth Kennington and Vauxhall areas, a massive fire at Mr D Ernst's firework manufactory destroyed the premises. Seven or eight engines fought the blaze and four bodies were recovered, including the proprietor, foreman Whiting, a youth Tibbutt, and a sister-in-law. Inquest later returned accidental death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
d'Ernst
Lambeth
Kennington
Vauxhall
Lambethwalk
D’ernst
Vauxhall Gardens
Metropolitan Police
Fire Brigade
Whiting
Lambeth Union
Leurie Terrace
Bethlem Hospital
George Thibbolt
Red Lion
Tise
Reenwich
Southampton
Portsmouth
Toplis
Division of Police
Lambeth-walk
D'Ernat
Tibbutt
Ersons
John Whiting
Adelphi Theatre
George Tibbutt
Carter
Surrey
John Bull
Pretty Street
James George Dunst
Ann Hamshire
George Tibball
Alreada
George Johnston
Miller
Lion
Paper, &c
Bird-street
West-square
Metropolis
London
Kennington-lane
Hamshire
Theodore D’ernst
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE FROM PARIS AND INDIA NEWS
Paris papers report no news on the quintuple treaty but discuss French stance and motives in London while Spain faces Carlist Christian intrigues and potential uprisings. India news covers Malta and Alexandria letters, steam voyage times, Cabool, and military dispositions amid upheaval in Afghanistan and Luzon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Mauguin
Chamber of Deputies
M. Guizot
London
France
Spain
Christiae
Orleans
Urbistondo
Piquero
Claveria
Campillo
Frontiers
Bordeaux
Dax
Bayonne
Madrid
21St Ultimo
Sevor Gonzalo
Senor Lujan
Barcelona
Catalonia
San Sebastian
Carrequerri
Ribed
O'Donnell
Alcala
Sanbastian
Don Carlos
Christinns
M. Tamariz
Anger and danger amid Indian rising and Afghan unrest
Reports from Oude and Nepaul warn of large forces preparing aggression in the region. The Cabool defense faltered under heavy odds, with talk of capitulation and surrender terms that would threaten Shah Soojah and British artillery. The situation strains imperial finances and risks a broader conflict in Hindostan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oude
Sultanpore
Nepaul
India
England
Marseilles
Caboos
Affghanistan
Cabool
Shah Soojah
Fatal duel in Malta leaves Lieut Adams dead
A duel behind Fort Ricasoli involved Lieut Adams of the 88th regiment and Capt Levick of the 59th. Adams died the evening of the 10th from a ball wound to the liver. Levick and Mattei detained for investigation. Jeffreys fled to Sicily. The incident follows a carnival insult dispute and aroused public mourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Levick
Lieut. Adams
Mattei
Jeffrsys
Royal Malta Fencibles
Her Majesty
Jeffreys
Malta
Gay Reon
Lapike's GALLERY at THE House of Commons
A small concealed enclosure behind the strangers gallery provides seating for political ladies to hear debates unseen. The space, about a hand’s breadth, admits only two or three women, who gain access by orders signed by Sir W. Gossett, the serjeant at arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indies
St. Vincent
Richard Doherty
Firefly
Millar
Fort Charlotte
Colonial Artillery
Falmouth
West Indies
Her
Seagull
J. Parsons
Barbadoes
St. Lucia
Martinique
Dominica
Guadaloupe
Antigua
Montserrat
Nevis
St. Christopher
Tortola
Islands
Jamaica
St. Thomas
Nassau
Bermuda
Emma
Newport
Duff
Highlanders
Spyers
West India Islands
Sr. Lucia
Graydon
Castris
Lapike
House of Commons
Sir W. Gossett
New City
Tattons’ Benevolent Institution
Freemasons’ Tavern
Adeney
Harrison
Stultz
Walker
Tomkin
Loxpon Graup JexcTion Railway
Basinghall-street
Wm. Cash
Marylebone Pupilc Mret Inc
Marylebone
Sankey
Wakley
M.P
Feargus O'Connor
Hume
Savage
Hurde
Ridley
Macconnell
Smart
Sir B. Hall
B. Hall
Baronet
Tames Taxanel Company
London Tavern
Benjamin Hawes
Wapping
Messrs. Grissell
Peto
Rotherhithe
Bank of England
Hyde Wollaston
Windus
Chance
Ellison
Adams
Alexander Crichton
Frederick Luard Wollaston
W. Whitmore
Frederick Boucher
M.I. Brunel
HownsLow
Peter Thomas
William Colvin
C. B
T. Curtis and Harvey
John Trish
William Fox
Messrs. Curtis and Co
Fox
Hounslow
Hatton
Bedfont
Blackfriars
G. Davidson
Rinter
Stereotype
King Edward-street
Tudor-street
Bridge-street
Taplin
City Police
Henry Roe
William Street
Chancery-lane
Ferringdon-street
St. Bride’s
Watling-street
Braidwood
Priest
Welsh Charity School festival at Free Masons tavern
A St David's Day charity gathering in London for the Welsh Charity School drew about two hundred gentlemen, including the Earl of Powis and several peers. The event featured toasts, a Welsh national song, a procession of children, donations totaling £1180 7s 6d, and plans to establish a Welsh language church in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce, R. Richards
J. Baillie
Sergeant Atcherley
Mesars
Collyer
Fitzwilliam
Parry
Young
Calkin
Ransford
J. O. Atkins
Prince of Wales
London
Church of England
Lord Powis
Earl of Powis
Hopkins
England
Prince Albert
Principality of Wales
Mr. Fitzwilliam
St. David's Day
Cornwall Baron Wilson
Welsh Charity School
Queen
Duchess of Kent
Duke of Newcastle
W. W. Wynn
Sra
Plymouth
Joseph Pizzey
General Brock
House of Forster and Co
William Gooch
Acra
Niger
Africa
Pizzey
James Munroe
Brock
Ballantine
Thames
Munroe
Central Criminal Court
Evans
Jun
Fogg
Thames Police
Devonshire-street
Mile-end
Gooch
Exeter
Devonshire
Exeter, Loroox and Brackwall
London Tavern
Wm. Routh
Brunswick Pier
Herne Hay
Margate
Ramsgate
Dover
Thomson Hankey
Page
Ireland
Stepney Old Church
St. Paul's Cathedral
Westminster Abbey
Thames Police Court
Matthews
Shadwell
Blby
Ellis
Tréland
St. Patrick’s
Tower Hamlets
Metropolitan Improvement Society
Colonel Sykes
J. E. Grey
City of
Dublin
Lancaster
Ordnance
Suffrage movement advances in Birmingham and surrounding towns
Reports from Birmingham and nearby cities detail Joseph Sturge presiding over a mass meeting urging universal suffrage and petition signing. Protests erupt over church-rate payments amid chaotic polling results. public figures and crowds fill streets as debates continue across Doncaster Liverpool Newport and surrounding regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Joseph Sturge
T Smh
Greast
Erifiac
Middle End
Waterloo Rookne
Euler
England
Chronicle
Morrine
Page
O'Connor
Lcon
CIA
Whitason
Mechanics’ Institute
Wolverhampton
Celeste
Forts
St. Mary's
Ducrow
Mazppa Turpin
York
Doncaster
Bell
Job
Martin
John Dunstan
Tom
Dunstan
Bel
Yorkcastle
Doncaster Gazette
Liverpool
Frid
Thomas Tompkins
Roland Kan
Frederick-street
Tompkins
Rushton
Fire damages Brywell hospital premises and surrounding area
Fire caused extensive loss to the Governors of Brywell hospital premises tenanted by Mr. Davidson and others. Estimated damage starts at £7009 with uninsured losses for Hare and Co and the bookseller Hodson. Several firms, including Remnant and Edmonds and Ward builder, suffer damaged or destroyed stock, machinery, and furniture. Fire origin linked to a spark from candles discarded by workmen. insurance gaps noted and several offices refused coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brywell Hospital
Davidson
Messrs
Hare and Co
Tlomns
Mr. Hodson
Fleet-street
Udwards
Remnant
Edmo
Paternoster Row
India
Priest
Water Street
Ward
King Edward Stree
Dasig
Blackstone's Commentaries Ref Volume 1 Chapter 1
A concise reference to Blackstone's Commentaries, volume one, book one, chapter one. The note marks the opening juridical framework found in William Blackstone's foundational legal text from its initial book and section.
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Foreign Intelligence
Alexandria
Calcutta
Valletta
Matta
Gorgon
Suez
Sandheads
Madras
Point de Galle
Aden
Luzon
Philippine Islands
Cabool City
Candaher
Peshawar
Pollock
R. Shakespeare
Jellalabad
M*rae
Ieutenants Road
Westmacott
Caboel
W. Macnaghten
Bala Hissar
Azaf Khan
Gool Mahomed
Bala Bagh
Adiyan
Roberts
Najjeeh
Hearsey
Hey
Spry
Messager
Courrier Francais
Y Nick
Dost Mahomed
Kingdom of
America
Liverooi
United States
Britton
New York
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Marion
Baltimore
Montevideo
St. Nicholas
Makina
Bonn
Plata
Hartwall-reef
Sweden
Fayal
Boston
Canada
Vlt
Congress
Kilgton Irving
Gaffaires
District Court
Washington
Tyler
Webster
Forward
the Treasury
Girard and Pennsylvania Bank
the Metropolis
Pennutt Newypp
Gany Barop
Wales
Fes
Ans
Hurley
Elizabeth Lawrencé
Elizabeth Lawrence
Lawrence
Tommy
Tone
Mos
Phillips
Thomas Hughes, Esq
Ayor
Hell
Little 5
Paul Lavwrence
Tommy Hopkins
Betsy Lawrence
Merlin
Blackstone
Ie Avery Tri
Ket
Ict
Ec Ae
Baz
Ray
Ti i
Wvey
Cent
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