Prosecutions and Distillery Conflicts Blur Finances Under Excise Watch
Reports allege Smith partners faced £300,000 penalties after stock and utensils valued at £118,000 were seized on November 2. Distillers claim alleged openmanger arrangements and water methods were misinterpreted, with business suspended and about fifty workers discharged while trials proceed.
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Carter Waggon
Carr
Smith
Crown
Green Dragon
Seamen's Hospital Society
London Tavern
W. L. Bowles
Anneal
Trinity Nation
Merchant Elder Brethren
Re.i
Spain
Saxony
East India Company
Trinity
Admiralty
Hamilton
G. Daniell
de Lacy Evans
A. Daniell
J. Gum
Marylebone
Ellis and Co
Castle-street
Inquest on Infant Death Linked to Lemon Drop
An inquest in Birmingham on a five month old child named William Humphries found death caused by an accidental lemon drop incident. George Humphries testified the child sucked on the drop, choked, and died despite assistance. Verdict recorded of accidental death from poisoning.
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Birmingham
William Humphries
George Humphries
Cowiday
Marcel
Bilt
Temperance Hell
S. Haworth
Manchester
Tee
Lancashire
Dover
Sarpwaree
S.E
Ignatius
London
St. Sebas
Busca
Tero
Bertford
Ashpele
Har
Lide
Richard
Howiver
Eleo
Thomas Denton
Denton
Hertfard Mercury
Ireland Delux and Munday Weekly Meeting Debates
The weekly meeting at Conciliation Hall presided by Mr Mulloy heard a letter from laborers on the Shannon Works complaining of unpaid wages due to a solvent contractor. The discussion touched on government powers over Irish care and a bill affecting Catholics. The rent for the work was £586 6s 2d. Prosecution of Limerick proprietors has been abandoned. A Cork Examiner note reports a Catholic education dispute over Bible reading for children and priestly excommunication threats.
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Atr
O'Connell
Ireland
Watson
Connell
Land Commissioners
England
Limerick
Cork
Michael Spratt
Richard Smith
Aineteont Smith
Ore An Tse
Mous Palows
Roy Railways
Railwa
Hon Crowes
Banville Sowknstr Brouk
Trent
Ball
Sir Greene
London
York
John Easthope
Robert Pere
Earl of Dalhousie
Board of Trade
Gomapalscey
Demxac
Howe
Wannerton
Rosentz Peec
Horse of Commons
Hawes
J. S. Wortcey
Horthwick
Rose
Green
Cowper
Miles
Escott
J. Masyees
S. Crawforp
Lord Londonderry
W. James
Rogarces
J. Graham
James Gastram
Manares
West Surrey
Davies Gilbert
Sussex
Boathwick
Circassian Chief and English Colonial Vision in Quarterly Tales
The Literary Chronicle reviews Tulleyrand Papers and Ingoldsby legends, notes an Excursion up the Orononka, and discusses A Visit to a Circassian Chief detailing Circassian dowries, marriage rites, and the impact of Russian blockade on female trade, plus Hood’s illness and other literary pieces in a periodical overview. It also covers Wardour Street antiquities and a new parochial settlement bill with extensive provisions on birth, settlement, removal, and parish unions.
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Corsars
Tulleyrand
Ingoldsby
National Gallery
The
Westminster Review
London Corporation
Westminster
Municipal Corporations
Shakapeare
Theobald
Collier
Mr. Knight
Shakspeare
Knight
Spencer
England
Germany
Faderland
Somes
T. Wright, Esq
F.S.A
London
Chapman and Hall
Wardour-street
Paria
Museum of
National Antiquities
Wright
House of Commons
J. R. Graham
Bart
H. M. Sutton
M.P
Home Department
Isles of Man
Scilly
Jersey
Guernsey
Husbard
Scotland
Ireland
Aaid
Clerks of the Peace
London Gazette
Wales
United Kingdom
IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT NOTES AND SUGAR DUTY DEBATES
A complex Friday session recounts Irish constabulary discussions, Bail in Error Bill exchanges, Post Office letter openings controversy, and proceedings on sugar duties. Lords scrutinize parliamentary privilege, ministerial conduct, and railway bill arrangements amid heated exchanges involving Duncombe, Disraeli, and Graham with extensive quotations and procedural updates.
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House OF Lords
Earl of Crangxton
Marquis of Normandy
Lord Mostrade
Loup Cuancerron
Lord Camprutt
Marquis of
PontoBice
J. Manners
Foals
James Graham
Mazzini
England
Bart
Mr. Duncombe
Stafforshire
Feargus O'Connor
Nottingham
Starge
Haring
Maberly
The
I. Itsnannr
Peel
Treasury
Disraeli
Centeman
Tory Party
Jess
Howse
Genteing
Burt
Canning
House of Commons
Mr. Disraeli
James Gnaua
Baronet
J. Graham
J. Ressect
Home Secretary
Duncombe
M. Minges
Watson
Home
Jenvis
Earl of Lixcum
Bernxat
Hazals
Wastey
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Literary Chronicle
Constantinople
Persia
Turkey
Circassia
Warrrer
Damascus
Adjigha Sanjock
Hoon
Beuer
Walter Savage Landor
Dante
Beatrice
Browning
Moncton Milnes
Hewitt
F. OO. Ward
Antigone
Bnet
Bnife
Lord B
Bude
Haumia City
Tne Taicwisatep Macszixt
Bacon
Hampden
Pym
Eliot
Cromwell
Milan
Alfred
Marlborough
Wellington
Washington
Franklin
Europe
East Indies
Cape of Good Hope
Maauritius
Canada
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Florida
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Mexico
la Plata
New South Wales
van Diemen's Land
Tahiti
Sandwich Islands
New Zealand
West India Islands
Sierra Leone
India
China
Rome
Algeria
Tudia
Pihem
Pophy
France
Cotporns
United Service Magazine
Flood
Field
Cuimsey
Bridgenorth
John Piper
Globe
Imperial Parliament
R. Peet
Diarash
Mma
Hoce
East
West Indies
R. Pres
Heco
Cas Null
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Court of Session
Earl of Avenvees
Earl of Craneavon
United States of America
Earl of Dallarstn
T. Deuxcomsx
Siete
Papal States
Oregon Territory
R. Pret
Rogsrck
Hogs
Thornely
St R. Peer
Lawotenent
M.gireos
Gistetone
Her
Mr. Hawes
Gladstone
C. Woon
R. Peel
Onc
Cranxcenron
Excuguven
Lord J. Russett
Hume
Thornley
W. Wixiasns
Com Toittre
Ricamono
Lord Brougham
Lord Asusunton
Lord Baoronam
Lord Denman
Lord Consortton
Jennaud Jord
Mr. Tronsxty
New Orleans
Manilla
Java
Robert Peee
United States
Idbour
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