Margaret Catchpole escape and London ride tale headline
A lengthy feature traces the life of Margaret Catchpole, detailing her early Suffolk years, liaison with the smuggler Laud, a daring horse theft and a remarkable escape from Bury jail. It notes how she later lived in Sydney, married a wealthy settler, and became a celebrated figure in colonial lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
London
H. Colburn
Margaret Catchpole
Ipswich
Jor
Will Laud
Coast-Guard
York
Laud
Holland
Sersant
Generiic
Perdon
Sydney
Ital
Margaret
Bury
Ripshaw
Sven Eeloek
Sven
Ripstass
Fanes Dors
Eny
Sarah
Nat Neon
Lloyd
Margaret Catghpole
St. Clement's
St. Helen's Church
Will
Ten Hours Bill debate and rescue at sea in Norfolk Chronicle
The March 16 1845 Norfolk Chronicle reports a meeting discussing the Ten-hours Bill and honors for Robert Gardener and his operatives for support. It also covers a deadly shipwreck near Yarmouth, the brig George of Cowes and schooner Guemsry, with crew saved by Winterton and Caister boats after a swift surf, praising beachmen for risking lives to save shipwrecked sailors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wersely Chronicle
Nance
Vgn
Igobert
Anti . Petnonine Rivegi
Yarmouth
George
Cowes
Cockie
Winit
Caister
Winterton
Norfolk Chronicle
Queen to visit Ireland in autumn as preparations begin
Ireland dispatch reports strong signs the Queen will visit Irish subjects this autumn or earlier if possible. Local authorities have begun decor work at St Patrick Cathedral and the Dean Pakenham's board has granted funds for a grand reception room in anticipation of royal presence. A public meeting at Conciliation Hall discussed loyalty to the Crown and repeal, urging no compromise on repeal while welcoming the Queen. In a separate incident, a man aged around sixty died after a fire-related accident, reportedly caused by a candle dropping from his hand while seated in a chair, with no other casualties observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boush
LORDS
Lord Crancettext
M.montefore
Messrs
Salomons
Lousada
Cohen
Rothschild
Theas
London
Prussia
Loxnox
Lanspawne
Lord Beoranam
Lord Caursert
Loxnow
Lord Corengster
Rlief
House OF Commons
House
R. Peet
Lin Pacuenston
Buenos Ayres
Monte Video
Mandeville
France
New Zealand
Mr. Sostzs
Colonial Office
Legislative Council
Bay of Islands
Victoria
Astroway
New Zealand Company
Colonial Department
Creston House
Mr. Hore
Aglionby
Forth
Lord Stanley
Auhenbr
Seeral
Hope
Awbensby
New Asahi
Pelunds
New Burtt Wala
Sydney
C. Bellen
Wiese
Sam Lumley
Committee On
New World
Fitray
Fitzroy
Captain Firzeuy
Trevor
Captain Fitzroy
Bin
Aistrabons
Hunce
Woon
C. Buller
Fiteray
W. Jstes
Aglionbs
Somes
Mr. Ward
Lord Howiek
Mr. C. Buller
Mr. Buller
Maxones
R. Peal
Henrg
Ro Iguis
New Zealands Company
Aglionley
Mr. Hope
Suansay Canwrony
Rochdale
Fernann
Jastes Grattaat
Trould
B. Excieg
Jon
T. Duxcowne
Bank of England
Winelaws House
Excngyven
Wasrey
Fielden
Stoongz
Conscenton
Exciequen
Sroonen
J. Maxstrs
Waktey
Pie Craserman
Tomards
Mr. Spooner
Mar. Poors
Allweoe
Robert Belo
Reber
Cou
Crancemoit
R. Tucks
W. Cray Gred
BR. Peel
W. Clay
Belgium
Ihemia
Vuin
Warp
Robert Deel
Robert Peelsow
Daisy
C. Navten
Trelawsey
J. Gnansst
Dansy
Baomenton
James Graham
Hester
J. Graham
Mera
Teaser
Peckett
B. Escort
W. Minis
Sir J. Graham
B Escott
Mr. Hawes
Vars
Josie
Pakenham
Board of Justice
Cathedral of St. Patrick
Alderman Hireshall
O'Connell
Graham
Nicholas
Russia
Trish
Peuleman
Van
Middle Glaesler Street
Louie
Barrington
Buckingham Place
Ser- Co
Dublin
Glasgow firm Pattison and Co collapse hits creditors
A Glasgow house Pattison and Co and partners, owning a mine in York, face crisis with debts exceeding £160,000, of which £30,000 is in England. A creditor meeting on the 6th with about 65 attendees agreed to appoint five trustees to manage the estate until the Pattison firm can settle. The report also details harsh local poverty cases in St Cuthbert and a fatal incident from a collapsing floor in Forfar, followed by a sheriff inquiry into a Lockerby mystery surrounding arsenic accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Duke of Wentsutes
Housey
Lord Brovottai
London
Privy Council
Nuovaias
Earl Dalhousie
Stock Exchange
Glasgow
Messrs. J. Is
Pattison and Co
York
England
F. Pattison
Cambria
Cuthbert
Straiton
Burdie-house
Liberton
Chyldren
St. Cuthbert
Scotland
Herald
Atenement
Forfar
John Atlardice
Fisher
Arib
Luy
Tedcastle
Lockerby
Denly
Judniciary
Dumfries
al ‘Wein
Dennis
Ace
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Literary Chronicle
Imperial Parliament
Oakeley
Gerald
F. Oakeley
Charles Oakeley, Bart
Madras
East Indies
H. Oakeley
Colchester
F. Oakeley Appara
Winchester
Lichfield
Ryder
Christchurch
Ellerton
Oxford Whitehall
Oxford Herald
H. Benxerer
C. Buden
R. Peel
Linmself
Srgardries
Bo Pel
Sir Peel
Treasury
Finsbury
Wahley
Hear
Adaugh
Figaro
Madrid
Hon. Baronet
United Kingdom
Custom House
Isis
Tondon
Buller
House of Test
Amust
Ballers
Howicx
Hoe
Themeslves
R. Ixouss
Waracnton
Mizyers
Myr. Hawes
Srooner
Hull
R. Prey
Hawes
R. Inglis
Mr. Pitt
Sir de Peel
Hassell
Redecd
Custienwahy
Baring
Commerce
Wilberforce
J. Peel
Cospes
Baronet
Cobden
North America
South America
Joux Rossece
Ued
Vinkens
Munoz
Birmingham
Mr. C. Baker
Mines
Hous
Spooner
Weklay
Committee of Ways and Means
Howe
Bricurt
C. Berrecey
Bouverie
Gregory
Bright
Cheltenham
Baraut
C. Berkeley
le Anti Corn Law League
Anti Corn Law League
Bouverio
C. Axexever
George Cavesdiah
Lord Palmerston
Mr. Berkeley
Earl of Cadouas
Trinity Church
Upper Chelsea
Duke of Duccreven
Linus Gir
Majoriaiet
Seyze
Uller
Consolidated Fund
Ravee
Wepwnspar
Rleljog
Ddd
Pat
Wednhspay
Ireland
Man
Melethers
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