Religion of the Sirs and Moodkee Incident Reflections
A column surveys the Sikh religion’s origins with Nanak Shah’s reform and recalls Father Francis’s death at Moodkee. It also notes sunspot activity, almanac quips, military goats, Liverpool crime rates, and rapid ship rigging feats. The piece blends religious history, war commentary, and cultural curiosities from the era.
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British India
Mahomed
Nanuch Shah
Nanac
Lord Ashley in Bradford on Ten Hours Factory Bill meet
A large Bradford gathering of about 1500 people in Odd Fellows Hall supported Lord Ashley for the Ten Hours Factory Bill. He urged steady perseverance, noted rising clergy and public support, and linked reform to education, morality, and social harmony, while opposing Corn Law impediments and stressing practical hours reduction to ten.
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Odd Fellows
Bradford
Occarijny
Lord Ashley
W. Walker
Justina Pollard
W. Morgan
J. J. Frost
Joseph Firth
Keighley
England
Firth
Church of England
House of Commons
House of Parliament
Fielden
William Walker
Fta
Joshua Fawcett
Isaac Bottomly
T. Sunderland
Murder at Newark inquest verdict of wilful murder
In South Nottinghamshire the body of a young girl was found in the River Trent canal near Newark. An inquest linked William Horner and William Heselby to the drowning, with a jury returning a verdict of wilful murder against both and sending them to Nottingham gaol for assize trial after detailing witness accounts of the night and the alleged acts.
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Newand
South Nottinghamshire
Trent
Newark
William Horner
Atreet
Horner
Freer
Studman-street
Moruiing
Charles Percy Croft
J.eieater
William Walker
Cantlegate
Harner
Heselby
Ron Clarke
Homer
William
Jane Greaves
Witness
Stedman Street
David Thrall
Hawker
William Heselby
Swan and Salmon
Mr. Well
Stedmen Street
Castle Gate
Hodgen’s
Dale
Grantham
Charles Pearce
Boots
Robert Dale
Stedman-Street
Bill
Barner
Bagatelle
Halloa
Swan and Salmon Yard
Hodges's
Hall
Greatham
Castlegate
Hoeselby
Lok
Booter
William Heresby
Nottingham
Trial of Lt Pym Ends in Acquittal After Duel at Gosport
In Gosport on March 6 a duel between Lt Hawkey and Mr Lanton led to the trial of Charles Lewis Pym on charges of aiding and abetting Hawker in the murder of James Seaton. Evidence centered on Pym’s presence and actions at the scene, including a parcel carried by a marine servant. The court accepted that medical treatment could render a wound fatal only if the wound itself was caused by the inflicting party. The jury acquitted Pym after a rapid verdict, as cheers rang through the town.
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Mr. Pym
W. Alarah
Point
Lieutenant Hawkey
Sallyport
Gosport
Mr. Hawkey
Giosport
Stoke's Bay
Pym
Seaton
Justice Erle
Cockburn
Cochkurn
Stewart
Hawkey
James Allen
Haslar Hospital
Liston
Express
Wes
Air
Cockburo
Sweale
Gordon
Wesley
Morrison
Deacon
Driller
Henrys
Irving
Portamouth ‘Division of Marines
George Hotel
Andover Poor Law inquiry and Parker resignation questioned
A House motion proposes appointing a select committee to probe the administration of the Poor Laws in the Andover Union and the Workhouse. An amendment seeks inquiry into the conduct of the Poor Law Commissioners and ex Assistant Commissioner Parker regarding two Andover investigations and Parker’s resignation call. The division yielded 92 to 69 in favor of the main motion with many notable peers and MPs listed among ayes.
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Andover Union
Etwasll
Poor Law Commissioners
Parker
Andover
North Notts Exectiox and political notes in London
Nottingham results show a Lord Bentinck majority of 1,523 over Lord Lincoln. Lincoln denies authority for nomination and hints at contest possibility. Other items report New South Wales prosperity, railway receipts across regions, and various medical and promotional notices from London publishers and societies.
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North
Nottingham
Lord Bentinck
Lord Lincoln
George Raweon
Bailey
Dublin Mail
Orange
Lord New
Treasury
Captain Carnegie
Baillie
India
Sydney
New South Wales
Unitgsp Service Institution
Whitehall
Major Shadwell
Lord Eilenborough
H. Raper
R.N
Fila.s
M. H. Sweny
H. G. A. Taylor
C.B
W. ND. Cleland
H.E.L.C.S
Henry Godwin
Robert Barnewell
E. Sabine
R.A
T. Kensh
Bromley
Swan Tavern
Gambling odds and a pedestrianism match report
The column lists horse names with betting odds from bookmakers such as Lord G Bentinck and Colonel Apaon and notes no bets on The Pressier. It also reports a Saturday morning pedestrian match where Wallace of Kensington ran over several bridges starting at Vauxhall and finishing at London Bridge in one hour ten minutes.
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Tattersall
Moxnar
Jane
Goodwood
Rope
Borna
Clumsy
Brocardo
Tibthorpe
Humdrem
Malcolm
Poynton
Sting
Iago
Esten
A. W. Hill
G. Bentinck
E.R. Clark
Thompson
Hope
Wolfenden
Miss Burns
Heaseltine
Fitzallen
George Bentinck
Waller
Columban
Copeland
Arthur
Merklam
Hargrave
Gully
Densy
General Shubrick
W. Scott
Ramsay
J. Hawley
Weatherall
Wrnford
R. J.ainstyn
Anton
Humdrum
Malcolm Daxa
Manchester
Teexspay
Salopian
Mertis
Agat Brocardo
J. Gerard
Lord Howth
Nerry
Hesseltine
E. R. Clarke
Worley
Columbus
Curtis
Anc
J. L. Curtis
Strange
Paternoster-row
Burgess
Medical Bookseller
Coventry-street
Haymarket
Hannay
Oxford-street
Mand
Cornhill
London
Guest
Bull-street
Birmingham
Sawler
St. Ann’s-square
G. Philip
South Castlee
Liverpool
Hobson
Market-street
Leeds
Alles
Long
Dnp
Sotire
Essex and
Herts Mercury
Contin
Navac
Military Gazette
Custis
Ongley
Roderick
G. Pestack
Mr. Davies
Hargedve
Wetherall
Apaon'é Martext
Ifapat
Moatyu
Osks
Wallace
Kensington
Wix Bridges
Vauxhall
Surrey
Westminster
Bridgee
London Bridge
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Afgra Akhbar
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HA D'Eyncourt
C Humphery
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Col Arkwright
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P Gooch
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Haley
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Collett
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Playaridge
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Collins
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C Rendlesham
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Smythe
G Boyd
J Escott
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Capt Strutt
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E Gordon
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H P Goulburn
Martin
W Walker
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Lac Clerk
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D Wood
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S Pakington
Stellens
Corry
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Guondaloupe
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Madame Crieste
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Paul Bedford
Prisxcess
Athens
Rozebue
Peath
Hungary
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Maddox
Bartholomew
Philharmonic Society
Avon
Esme
Charles Mathews
Charles Fitz Matthawns
Charles Mathews Y
Charles Fitz. Mathews
Mathews
Me Mathews
Princess's
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Rodwell
Mr. Macready
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Chester
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Orleans
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Greenwich
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Land, & Loede& Selby
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Warwickshire
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Mr. Walker
Secretary
Safety Valve
Black Pickwick
Mr. Noseley
Jerry
Worcester
Flyer
J. S. Tisson and Co
Caroline Street
Bedford Square
James Gilbert
Pater
Roster Law
Noble
Chancery Lane
J. Plimpton
Hanwsy Street
Oxford Street
G. Purkess
Compton Street
Johos Russell
Store Street
Hedford Square
Newton
Church Street
Watt
Bimrow
Galbraith
Dame Street
Tissot
Ofice de Nl
H. J. Brodie and Co
Sherwood, Gilbert, and
Piper
Haneway and Co
Oxford-wtrees
Parking
Campton Street
Chancery-lane
Barth
Brydgeasserve Garden
Gorston
Leadenhall
Lorden
Messrs
Brodie
Samuel La‘mert
Becroft
Streert
Deuroupesquake
Lunn
University of Evtinturga
Medic Seciets
Liveriateur Apothecaries Hall
Iran
Bedford Street
J. Lucan and Co
New Rea
Layeas
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Newmane Street
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