Letters on Irish humanity and Repeal in a 1846 letter to the press
A lengthy 1846 letter to the editor argues that Repeal of the Union would fail without universal rebellion, questions whether Irishmen are treated as human beings, and condemns coercive laws while urging humane, constitutional treatment. The piece critiques English policy, cites examples of Irish suffering, and urges Parliament to recognize shared humanity and constitutional rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weekly Chronicle
Ireland
England
Lords
Commons
Frelend
Mr. O'Connell
Mr. More O'Ferrall
Mr. Sheil
O'Connor
Simia
Ma. Oegers
Paddy
United Kingdom
Iris Ireland
Nat
Trish
Castille
City Commission of Sewers
Newgate Street
Suicip E.sippozy
Alexander Frost
Post-Office Department
Angel Inn
William Dowman
Bury
Edinburgh
Justice Clerk
Lord Mackenzie
Lord Wood
Thomas Paul Macgregor
George Inglis
Glasgow
Menchester
Massey
London
Macgregor
Inglis
Michael Fowler
Little Bushey
Hertfordshire
Paterson and
Roy
Seafield House
Seafield
Lamlash
Brown Street
Larlash
Post Office
Tnglis
Tuglis
The Ragged Schools Public Meeting in Jurston Street
A Wednesday evening gathering in Jurston Street Lambeth drew over 300 children and a host of notable patrons including Lord Ashley and Mr. Hawes. The event featured prayers, a substantial tea, and speeches urging continued support for Ragged Schools, highlighting improved behavior and the hope of parental uplift through education.
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Juraton-street
New Car
Lambeth
London
Jurston-street
Hawes
Lord Achley
Benjamin Hawes
M.P
Lord Ashley
Sherman
Norwich
Hayes
Joseph Payne
Ragevd Schools Union
Dorsetshire
Blis
Mr. Hawes
Potatoes sent from Castille to Ireland reported
A large shipment of potatoes is being sent from Castille to Ireland. The notice describes transport details and notes a large commercial movement despite regional trade disruptions. The item appears in a list of varied local notices and incidents.
Melancholy Shipwrecks and One Hundred One Lives Lost
A long report detailing the loss of three vessels the Ida the John Mitturn and the Francis Spaight. It describes the Ida’s voyage from Canada to St John s and its sinking in heavy weather with 49 aboard the John Mitturn bound to New York going down off the coast with fifty one lost and the Francis Spaight from Manila to London wrecked near Papendorp with many drowned. Also notes wreckers plundering bodies and lists survivors and missing.
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Buckingham Palace
Prince Albert
Foreign and Colonial Departments
Exchequer
Admiralty
Duchy of Lancaster
Board of Trade
Ireland
Viscount Canning
William Bathurst
Robert Gordon
G.C.B
Engineers
Duke of Buccleuch
Robert Peel
Marquis of Londonderry
Neuilly
Barriere de Vetoile
Washington Irving
Sanders
G. P. Elliott
Hears
Lambeth
Bow Street
Twyford
Alex Grove
Greenwich
Hesix Hesse
Berlin
Frankfort
Georg Heine
Germany
M. Alexander Humboldt
Benny Heine
Carlton Club
House Committee
Peelites
Hopsos
Dogger Bank
Britannia
Howe
Gibraltar
Egypt
Wixpson
Frogmore
Her Majesty
Royal Domain
Windsor
Thames
Home Park
Maastricht Gardens
L. Sullivan
Pew
Charing-cross Barracks
Royal Horse Guards
J. B. Heath
Court of Proprietors
Hear
David Salomons
Tou
Court of Directors
Marriott
Hemmond
Ez Lessee
Colonel Reid
Ralph Neville
Viscount Neville
R.F. Lawley
Albert Ricardo
Deate
Joan Lancan
John Langan
Jack Langan
Lewin
Neston
Cheshire
Jack
Liverpool Courier
Stockport
Macclesfield
Manchester and Birmingham
Hadson
John Seal
John Birtles
Mesa
Mosars
Marsland
Parkinson
Seal
Manchester
Woodford
Cheadle Hulme
Birtles
Ida
John Miaturn
Lloyd's
Francis Spaight
Liverpool
Canada
Portamouth
Ahe
St. John's
New Brunawick
William Chamber
Sherwood
Portland
Worman
Eden
Lioyd'y
Tas Joho Minturn
Pasaen[pere
New York
King
Tiia
Cape of Good Hope and Naval Shipping and Mercantile Gazette
Cane Town
Thomas Williams
William Taylor
John Jackson
Charles Norton
Mesers
J. Sinclair
Dollie
Parker
James Robertson
Carpenter
John M'Lead
Seaman
Patterson
France and Poland stir Paris as Polish aid grows
Paris papers report France leaning to Polish insurgents with clerical support and deputies signing on for the Polish cause. A Polish subscription fund gains 149 deputies, students contribute, and bishops urge prayer for freedom. Paris markets show mixed activity while rumors of ministerial changes and Victoria’s visit swirl amid unsettled politics and reconciliations.
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France
Paris
Journal Des Débats
Cracow
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
Polytechnic School
Ecolr Normal
Central School of Arts and Manufactures
Wales
Puy
Poland
Wartyrn
Marties
Europe
Tov
Guiz T
Marquis de Buiese
Hentert
Duke d'Harcourt
M. Gwe
M. Pasquier
Wee
M. Pierre Delurel
National Caeseston
Council of Five Hundred
Dawe Ber
Pals
Thy Noissac
de Dulibrel
Montague Nuire
Dugoromier
Peo Ly
Houchard
Dupommies
Orleans
Kone
Havre
Great Northern
Action
Vierzon
Bordeaux
Basle
Dieppe
Pariborg
Tours
Nantes
Accomota
Italy
Rome
M.de Remusatin
M. du St
Cwraimittes
Algria
Queen Victoria
I Tuilleries
Neuilly
St. Cloud
Versailles
Trianon
Max
National Guard
Oday
M. Thiers
Great Britain
China
Oregon
Rouen
Avignon
Boulogne
Troyes
Monterrag
Fampoux
Paris and
Strasburg
Tourn and
Lyons
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Rose
Margaret Padmore
Winifred Morgan
Winess
Nsspector
St. Ann’s
Thomas Beal
Mary Davis
Tothillfields
Agnes Rickards
Cunningham
Morgan
J. W. Webb
Wardour-street
Martha Browning
William Hodgson
Moenkwearmouth Shore
Sunderland
Ware
Elizabeth Voling
Mr. Clasn
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Foreign Intelligence
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