Political League disputes and assassination remarks 1843
Letters discuss reform, assassination accusations, and parliamentary strategy within the League. Sir R. Peel is criticized for not going far enough, while Cobden and other leaders face vilification and defense. Stansfield, Broveham, and Staxstrixp exchange urgent notes on disunion, credibility, and public stance amid controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah
League
R. Peel
Lord Grey
H. Breveras
Monteagle
Lord Broucnau
H. Staxshep
Privy Council
Mr. Stansfield
J. Bright
Colonel Thompson
H. Broveham
Lord Radnor
Bright and Co
Grafton-street
Mr. S
Cobden
Rle
Aes
Mr. H. Staxs
Lord BrovcHam
Morley's
Yorkshire
Europe
H. Staxstrixp
West Indies Mails Arrived on Tay With Jamaica Route
The royal mail steamer Tay arrived with West India mails after a long outward voyage via St Thomas's Jamaica, Bermuda, and Fayal. It carries 14 passengers and about £3,000 in freight. Jamaica escaped the recent earthquake damage, allowing aid and relief to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Indies
Fatwouts
Tay
Hayden
St. Thomas's
Thames
Jamaica
Havanneh
Nasean
Bermuda
Fayal
Royal Mail
Dee
Windward Island
Avon
England
Southampton
Guadaloupe
France
Cuba
Port-au-Prince
St. Domingo
Island
Les Cayes
Jeremie
Tribuenon
Presient Buyer
Extraordinary maritime notices and a fatal murder in Matta
Reports from the Caribbean warning of revolutionary spread in Saint Domingo and alarming Montevideo tension accompany a dramatic account from Matta. Dr. Martin was mortally shot by a sentry at Sir John Louis’s door, allegedly by John Nailer, with coroner's inquest to follow and funerary plans underway.
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Greenock
Thomas Pottinger
Hong Kong
Monte Video
Liesrpools
Tue Mounpen
Martin
Matta
Sir John Louis
Capt. Robinson
Hecate
John Louis
Watt
Whitmarsh
Dr. Martian
Holden
John Nailer
Chico
Hampshire
Metropolis Society Gains Royal Patronage and Local Charities
A long diary of annual meetings at Freemasons Tavern reports on the Artists Benevolent Institution and the Hover axp Trust among others. It notes increased funds, new vice presidents including the Duke of Sutherland and Lord Wharncliffe, and plans for expanding aid to widows orphans and girls. Also covered are other society gatherings and charity festivals with substantial donations and detailed financials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexevolext
Freemasons
R. H. Solly
F.R.S
Prussia
Dimond
E. Scott
Claude Scott
John Russell
Duke of Sutherland
Lord Wharncliffe
Pagliano
Cooks’ and Vintners’ Company
C S. Newton
Macready
Drurylane
Statistical Society
Charles Lemon, Bart
Sykes
Madras
England
Wales
Ogland
Society
M. Misson
Statistical Department
Brussels
Benfield
Wiesbaden
Northern and Eastern Railway
London Tavern
Bishopsgate-street
Ward
Sheffield
Bagshawe
Caledoxian AsyLum
Freemasons’ Tavern
Great Queen Street
Lincoln’s-inn Fields
James Stuart M.P
George Rose
James Gordon Duf
Brown
John Farquhar Fraser
Ramsbotham
Owen Rees
Nobel
Duff Gordon
Laxp Company
St. Francis
Lower Canada
R. Robinson
Garrick
Freemason’s
Duke of Cambridge
Rolt
Marquis of Clanricarde
Harley
Nojesty
Duke of Bedford
Mr. Ensler
Sara Flower
Accident Relief Society
Albion Tavern
Alderspate Street
Lord Alford
Robert Grosvenor
Earl of
Charles Day
Croxton
David Williams
Eny
Earl of Radavor
C. Frere
E. B. Slater
Fins
Hox
Lady Murray
Wimpole-street
Cavendish Square
Caaist’s Hospital
Alderman Thompson
M.P
R. H. Pigeon
Thomas Poynder
Edward Majoribanks
Prince Albert
Hockinghecy Palace
J. H. S. Maine
Pembroke College
Cambridge
Michaelmas
Lord Craven
Maine
Muicuael Coyote
Milton-street
Cripplegate
Beechford
Roscommon
Doyle
London
Inspector Spary
Alderman Musgrove
Guildhall
Newgate
Shire-lane
Temple-bar
Susan Emerson
King's College Hospital
Bailey Fhon Neewoate
Bailey
Central Criminal Court
Her Majesty's
Woolwich
New South Wales
Blackwall
Fenchurch Street
Blackwall Pier
Bia
Escors
Blue Lion
Field-lane
Holborn-brid A
Kemp
Bradley
Preedle
Kilby
Union
West-street
Smithfield
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Tragic fall and stabbing spree disturb Newcut streets
A man named Nathaniel Nunn suffered a fatal fit after fleeing a privy, losing his clothes in the escape. Earlier, butcher William Minow fought with Borwright and stabbed Borwright and Samuel Bennett in Webber-street. Both victims were taken to Westminster hospital with poor prospects, as police search for Minow described a full manhunt and urgent public safety concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel Nunn
Webber Street
Newcut
William Minow
Gravel-lane
Southwark
Coburg Arms
Webber-street
Minow
Borwright
Samuel Bennett
Bondstreet
Vauxhall
Sergeent Green
Brookes
Waterloo Road
Westminster Hospital
Sergeant Green
PROVINCIAL PROGRESS AND DISPUTES IN WESSEX AND WALES
Provincial notes report a third dividend expected in June from the Batson and Co. estate with full payment to Wilson creditors, while Langhorn's assets await final division due to the Pwedeemouth Savings Bank claim. Campaign results show a close vote swing, and a Cardiff magistrates’ inquiry finds two men guilty for threatening collier workers. Contained are mining area tensions in Glamorgan and Monmouthshire, a Halifax donkey tale, Liverpool tax figures, a Reading drowning death with suspicious circumstances, and the death of Robert Gully in Formosa after prison horrors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berwice
Banx
Messrs. Batson and Co
Wilson
Batson
Langhorn
Yatete
Foster
Kelly Sears
Mr. Kelly
Kelly
Liberal Party
Barnwell
Llwellin Lewis
Edmund David
Gellygaer
Evans
Mr. Owen
John Lewis
Dowlais
Gellygeer
Jenkin Thomas
Mr. J. Lewis
Lewis Lewis
Merthyr
Cardiff
Thomas Thomas
Bruce Pryce
Cortiers
Glamorganshire
Monmouthshire
Durin
Powell
Beaumont
Hensel
King’s Cross
Chester
Liverpool
Liverpool Albion
Reading
Samuel Steers
Kennett
P Riones
Globe Inn
Horn-street
Katesgrove-lane
Mr. Ing
Mill-lane
How-street
Victoria Wharf
Messrs
Drewe
Houston
Jackope Huky
Muxictpa and Kilkenny incidents spark political tension
Reports from Ireland recount Baron Lei Kenny's protest over disrespect shown to him by sheriffs and officials in Kilkenny, leading to his lodging and a demand for proper attendance. The piece notes magistrates appointed in Clare, a murder mystery near Duleek, and a near-tragic family case in Tandragee amid Patrick’s Day festivities in Cork. The narrative weaves in ongoing Irish political strife, misused authority, and echoes of American repeal funding rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lei ‘ Kenny
Kilkenny
Sher
Limerick Chronicle
Sherif
Clare
Reece
W. N. M‘namara
Powellor
M‘namara
George M‘namara
Randal
Duleek
Rete
Porgaeus
Dublin Mail
Mullahead
Tandragee
Broola
Dubie
Col
St. Patrick’s Day
Deatis
Mili c
St. Patrick's Day
Cork-bill
Countess de Gro
Windsor
4Th Royal
Bacchus
Cork-hill
County Constabulary
Huzza
Palace-street
Castle-yard
Freeman's
Michael Ward
MuapeRnix Roscommox
Roscommon
Michael Brock
Toam
America
Legal Repeal Association
Tragic Drowning of Two Parisian Girls in Newtown Mill Pond
Two young girls, daughters of Jane Mein and Adam Thomson, vanished while playing near Melrose. Their bodies were found in a roadside pond reached via a dam sluice, after the miller investigated dwindling water. The incident follows a child death reported alongside public expenditure figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtown Mill
Melrose
Jane Mein
Adam Thomson
Caledonian Mercury
Corontat Anp Corsoran
Babanes
Bermades
Prince Edward
Ieland
Seble Island
Nova Scotia
Sierra Leone
Gambia
St. Helena
Fast India Company
Western Australia
Falkland Islands
New Zealand
Heligoland
West Indies
North America
New 2Land
Indian Department
Canada
Mauritius
China
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the Weekly Chronicle
Cree
Ameenicar
New York
Prion
Hical
Bethlem Hospital
Peter Laurie
Lord Shaftesbury
Stephenson
M‘naughten
Freak
RR. Peel
United States
Michael Hale
Union County
Pennsylvania
Wise Fourp Sr Spa
Plymouth
Higgs
Chering-cross Hospital
William Gilters
Keppelmews
Bedford Square
Corsham
Parker
Keene
Bath Journal
Isaac Conex
Hortano House Academy
Haméensuita
Baker
Plough Tavern
Isaac Cohen
Sophia Green
Wandsworth Anti-Corn-Law Association
Battersea
Swan Tavern
S. Smith
T. Prout
IurvaTant
Inteast
Mediterranean
Metropolitan and City Police
Charles Foote
Pallmall
Lancaster-sands
William Woods
James Dickenson
John Woof
Bolton le Sands
Lancaster Gazelle
Foreign Intelligence
Chamber of Deputies
Bordeaux
la Teste
Otaheite
Otahsite
Dupetit Thouars
Taiti
Pacific
Catholicism
Siécle
Polynesia
Chile
Chamber of Peera
M. Guizot
Duke de Broglie
Napoleon
Legion of Honour
Bayonns
Bilbao
Biscay
Algiers
el Zerdout
Bona
Milianah
Teniet E Hard
Spain
Madrid
Berongui
Mendez
Angulo
Arguells
Sanchez Ocana
Acebedo
Santos
Irribaren
Ondareta
Alonzo
San Miguel
Mesare
Mendizabal
Gonzales
Don Francisso de Paulo
Barcelona
Inst.itate
Figueras
Gerone
Portugal
Lisbon
Tagus
Santarem
Anambuje
Prince Adalbert
Brazils
Falmouth
Oporto
Maria
Douro
Charles I
Louis XVI
Cologne
Berlin
Posen
Grand Dugby
the Metropolis
Caintese Bangantty
John Gully
Pontefract
Ackworth Park
Robert Gully
Formosa
Ireland
Friends of
Robert Tyler
Washington
Bunker’s Hill
Loco Foco
Atlantic
Tyler
O'Connell
Ricwanp Snez
Kinkeyy
Shee
Blackwell Lodge
Lenigan’s Hill
Maddoxtown Road
Patrick King
O'Gorman
Major Wymes
J.P
Joseph Greer
R-M
Maher
Belfast
Down
Northern Whig
Holywood
Killeagh
Head
Waterford
Fitzgerald
Affgbeo
San Guey
Sem Grey
Monaghan
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