Dissolution of 1807 Sparks Protestant Power Struggle
In 1807 England faced a bitter debate over Irish Church funds and Union promises. Debates by Dr. Duigenan and Sir John Newport are cited, arguing funds were misused for personal aggrandisement and national education. The piece condemns religious factionalism, calls the Dissolution a political triumph shadowed by moral decay, and warns of enduring national disunity.
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England
Duigena
Trinity College
Dublin
Ireland
Elizabeth
Privy Council
Lacy
Fitzsome
Juba Newport
Trpard
Sir John
Lord Castlereagh
Eicn
George
Chow
Buckingham House
Corporation of London
Society For
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Return to Windsor as Queen and Prince Albert arrive at castle
Crowds gathered in Thames Street and before Windsor Castle to greet the royal party. The Queen and Prince were escorted from Slough by royal carriages, while bells rang and a festive mood marked the reception amid reports of health and prior royal visits and ongoing royal duties.
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Royal Horse Guards
Church of St. John
Windsor
Paddington
Slough
Kt. Peel
Buckland
Brocure
Duke de Broglie
France
Count de St. Aulaire
Hanover
Lnst
Robert Peel
W.E. J
Oxford Street
Holborn
Commissioners of Woods and Forests
Oxford-street
Westers
van Dieman’s Land
St. Alban's
Termont
John Bulld
William Austin
Baron Bergami
Victoria Bergami
Pergami
Belluzzi
Antaldo Antaldi
Urbino
Fellici
Pesaro
Caroline
Victoria Pergami
Queen Caroline
Italy
England
Felici
London
Holland
Henry Brougham
Thomas Delman
Lord Hood
Andre 'Honory
Tx EU
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Antal Do Antaldi
Urbina
Feliici
Poraca
Vittoria Pergami
Ido
W. Por
Netery Piddie
Inquest at St Bartholomews on William Neate Death
An inquest before Mr Payne at St Bartholomews Hospital considered the death of William Neate aged seventy two after a fall on a snow covered sidewalk in Chatham Place Blackfriars. The verdict was accidental death. The report also covers harvest prospects and several other local incidents including near-fatal shipboard smoke exposure in Liverpool and a double tragedy of murder and suicide in Oldham Road.
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William Russell
Coursoisier
Bank of England
Bank of England Nere
Tawoll
3 Doey
Sydney
John Towell
England
John Tawell
Uxbridge
Tawel
Society of Friends
London
Tawelt
Sarah Hart
Australia
Towell
Cutforth
M. Cutforth
Friends
Tawell
White Towell
Ben
Ayiersbury
Berkhampstead
King's Arms
Aylesbury
Miss Cutworthy
William Eawelle
Cecepr
Bershampstead
Secretary of State
Sir James Giraham
New South Wales
Internal Revenue Office
Bowman
Paramatta
Ssednex
Scotland
Lowell
New Zealand
South Sea Islands
Executive Council
Farat Farr
Mr. Payne
St. Bartholomew's
Wm. Neate
Howe
Chatham Place
Noor Wun
Frrom
Caviiox
Sartons
John Stokes
Nichant Bottomley
Ann
Runeven
Akien
George's Dock
Liverpool
Chester Courant
Nurgper
Suncipe
Maxcursten
Hannah Lawrenson
Sarah Fairhurst
John Fairhurst
Hampson-street
Elizabeth
Withers
Devesset
Sarah Fpalehuret
Extraordinary Disclosures in Clerical Inquiry at Doctors’ Commons
In a Church Discipline Act commission at Doctors' Commons the Hon. Rev. Frederick Monckton is scrutinized over alleged improper conduct with Beauvoir School girls. Testimony describes dinners in a kitchen, intimate interactions, and remarks provoking propriety concerns. Cross examinations touched on rumors and alleged incidents, with adjournment ordered for seven days to reconstitute the court.
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George Sheldrick
Frederick Smith Monckton
St. Peter's Church
de Beauvoir-Square
Weat Hackney
Edward George Williams
National School
Beauvoir Square
Monckton
Huggins
Sarah
Carman
Carter
Mr. Monckton
Miles
Ann Day
Cands
Reid
William Robert Ives
Hesbine
Rentlemen
Fanny Fronde
Bin
Dr. Tushington
Lushington
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Joseph Somes
Dartmouth
J.S. Pakington
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Burcham
Cockburn, Talbot
Forsyth
Afr
Semes
Somus
Somes
Williem Laburn
Bureham
Victualling and Transport Service
J .Somes
John Jones
Serjant Kinglake
Admiralty
Cockburn
Pestopjea Bumanjee
Sir George Seymour
le Belle Alliance
Barossa
Serjeant Wrangham
W. Froggatt Robson
Saxton
Sydney Herbert
E. Herbert
Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty
Mexers
Williams, Deacon, and Co
Measre
Hanbury's
Mesera
Joseph Somes the Younger
Frederick Somes
John Barrow
Sarton
H. J. Shepherd
William Hall Gage
Gudon
Jones
John H. Luscombe
Ife
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Lachlan and
Macleus
Talbot
Minda
Bern
Pallop
Soper
Gow Lesill
Mout
F. Cox
Agleabuby
Bates
Colonel Hanmer
Leighton Buzzard
Ailesbury
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