Tremendous Earthquake Shocks Across Lancashire and Cheshire
Reports describe a powerful earthquake felt across north east Manchester districts and Liverpool with multiple sharp shocks between 12:30 and 1:00 am. Witnesses including Mr. Whitty and Mr. Marble felt rooms shake, bells ring, and beds lift as windows rattle and chimneys tremble. The surge extended to Kirkdale, Holywell, and Kendal with barometers falling and widespread alarm. observers note a comet sighting and discuss forthcoming astronomical announcements.
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Manchester
Menton
Lancashire
Cheshire
Liverpool
Canning
Kirkdale
House of Correction
Marble
Messrs
Gibbs, Bright, and Co
Ferr Ibly
Holywell
Plymouth Grove
Strangeways
Broughton
Kersail
Prestwick
Suspension Bridge
Woodlands
Higher Broughton
Kersall Moor
Preston
Kirkham
Blackpool
Poulton
Fleetwood
Whitehaven
Kendal
Ambleside
Keswick
Shadburne
Clithero
Wyre
Lancaster
Carlisle
Patterdale
Cumberland
Westmoreland
Kendall
Sedgwick
West Indies
Kenda
Castletown
Isle of Man
Isle
Nice
James South
Kensington Observatory
Nice Maritime
Sir James
Blepus
Eta Leporis
Gamma Eridani
Erte
Coorex
J. ¥. W. Heasenet
Collingwood
Kappa Orionis
Zeta
Perhepa
J. P F. W. Henscart
Foreign Intelligence and Pacific Conquests Debate
The chamber debates a 9,000,000s subsidy to the Bordeaux La Teste railway builder, voting by show of hands on parts but by ballot on the bill as a whole, with a narrow majority against ministers. The French stance on Otaheite sovereignty is questioned, while Polynesian policy and the Anglian mission influence are discussed, followed by notes on Spain Portugal Prussia and the West Indies arrivals.
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Chamber of Deputies
Bordeaux
la Teste
Sovensientyv
Oraneite
Otaheite
Dupetit Thouars
Taiti
Ota‘huite
Pacific
France
Polynesia
Taesday
Chamber of Peers
M. Guizot
Duke de Broglie
Napoleon
Legion of Honour
Bayoxse
Bilbao
Biscay
Algiers
el Zerdout
Bona
Milianah
Teniet el- Hard
Oued Rouina
el Esnoub
Tenez
Blidah
Failing Revolts and Unsettled News From Caribbean Posts
Subscription efforts are under way in several colonies to aid the afflicted after recent disasters in Guadaloupe and Port-au-Prince with Barbadoes and Jamaica reporting funds and returns. Reports also describe a bright comet-like phenomenon seen over the Tay during evening hours, likely the same comet mentioned in another column. A fatal shooting near Sir John Louis's house in Matra is detailed, with Dr. Martin mortally wounded by a soldier named John Nailer. inquest and funeral plans follow as officials discuss the incident and its implications.
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Guadaloupe
France
Cuba
Port-au-Prince
Barbadoes
Jamaica
St. Dorivgo
Island
Persicnlasly
Los Cayeas
Jeremis
Tribuenon
Presient Boyer
Tay
Greenock
Thomas Pottinger
Hong Kong
Monte Video
Liverpool
Tae Muaper
Ds Matrix
Martin
John Louis
Watt
Whitmarsh
Holden
John Nailer
Chico
Hampshire
St. Francis
Lower Canada
London Tavern
G. R.robinson
Garrick
Freemason's
Duke of Cambridge
Marquis of Clanricarde
Lord Lake
Lord Clifton
William Curtis
Bart
B. Bond Cabbell
Colonel Rolt
G. Daniel
T. Cooke
Madane Dulcken
Misa Rainforth
Giubilei
Leffler
W. Harrison
Mise P. Horton
Reaves
J. L. Hatton
Xolt
Drury-lane
Harley
Queen
Duke of Bedford
Ensler
Sara Flower
Accident Relief Society
Albion
Aldersgate Street
Lord Alford
Robert Grosvenor
Charles Day
Croxton
Lord Robert Grosvenor
David Williams
Earl of
Contece
Loxpoy
C. Frere
E. B. Slater
Hos
Munnax
Wimpole-street
Cavendish Square
Lady Murray
Exras Orprnany Rier
Tuk Tuames
Geographical Society
Higgs
Thames
Thames Marsh
Causewoys &c
Caxist's Hospital
Alderman Thompson
M.P
R. H. Pigeon
Thomas Poynder
Edward Meajoribanks
Prince Albert
Buckingham Palace
J. H. S. Maine
Pembroke College
Cambridge
Michaelmas
Lord Craven
Maine
Michael Doyre
Milton-street
Cripplegate
Central Criminal Court
Doyle
Spary
England
Beechford
Roscommon
London
Alderman Musgrove
Guildhall
Newgate
Shire-lane
Teropie-bar
Susan Emerson
King's Collage Hospital
Rumovan Oy
Barrsyrrow Newcate
Bailey
Her Majesty's Gaol
Woolwich
New South Wales
Blackwell
Fenchurch-street
Blackwall
Escaré
Blue Lion
Field-lane
Holborn-bridge
E Wen
Kemp
Bradley
Precare
Kilby
Union
West-street
Smithfield
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Friends of
Ireland
Robert Tyler
Washington
Bunker
Atlantic
Tyler
O'Connell
Richard Suee
Kitkexxy
Shee
Blackwell Ledge
Kilkenny
Lanigan’s Hill
Maddoxtown
Patrick King
O'Gorman
Major Wymes
J.P
Joseph Green
R.M
Saber
Bennet's Bridge
Sanmiersa Ness
Tur Eanruqvaxe
Bel‘as
County of
Down
Belfant
Belfast
Holywood
Killesgh
Captain Head
Reindeer Cleanier
Laverpool
Waterford
Fitzgerald
Sam. Grev
Sain Grey
Monaghan Assises
Metropolis Society Grants Widows and Orphans Annuities
Annual meetings at the Freemasons Tavern report increased funds and patronage from royal figures. The Artists Benevolent Institution distributes annuities, notes rising income and total funds near nineteen thousand pounds, with vice presidents named and a forthcoming anniversary dinner presided by Lord John Russell.
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Benguo
Freemasons
R. H. Solly
F.R.S
Prussia
Duke of Sutherland
Lord Wharnclife
Otel
Tavies
Pagliano
Cooks’ End Vintners’ Company
Funda
C. S. Newton
Dirmer
Macready
Drury
Bengal
Madras
India House
Courts of Justice
India
England
Wales
Maras
Society
M. Misson
Brussels
Banfield
Wiesbaden
NogTagax and
Easterns Railway
London Tavra
Bishopsgate-street
Ward
Sheffield
Newport
Crowder
Lord Shaftesbury
Levy
Aliender
Freemasons’ Tavern
Great Queen Street
Lincoln's Ion-Fields
James Stuart M.P
Sir George Rose
James Gordon Duff
Brown
John Farquhar Fraser
Rams‘eatham
Omen Hers
New Model
Daff Gordon
Thcge
Grintak Amsukay Laxp Company
Tragic Fall And Violent Attack Reported In London Streets
An elderly man named Nathaniel Nunn collapsed after fleeing a privy incident, losing his shirt and shoes. minutes later, butcher William Minow stabbed Borwright and Samuel Bennett in aWebber Street Coburg Arms quarrel. Minow fled, police and surgeons intervened, and a full description was sent to stations, with hopes for capture.
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Nathaniel Nunn
Webber-street
Newcut
William Minow
Gravel-lane
Southwark
Coburg Arms
Minow
Borwright
Samuel Bennett
Bondstreet
Vauxhall
Green
Brookes
Waterloo Road
Westminster Hospital
Provincial 562 for Berwice and Cambridgeshire polling result
The article reports a third dividend for the Batson estate and full payment to separate creditors of Wilson, with a June declaration and a sizable joint estate dividend. It then covers Cambridge election tallies, showing Liberal gains early, shifting toward Kelly, ending with a Conservative majority after university voters mobilize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berwice
Messrs. Batson and Co
Wilson
Batson
Langhorn
Kelly
Foster Kelly
Liberal Party
Foster
Barnwell
Liwellin Lewis
Edmund David
Jenkin Thomas
Llwellin Lewis
Mr. J. Lewis
Lewis Lewis
Merthyr
Dowlais
Cardiff
Thomas Thomas
Bruce Pryce
Contreras
Starke
Glamorganshire
Monmouthshire
Powell
Gellygaer
Beaumont
Hensel
Pont
King’e Cross
Halifar Gear
Liverpool
Chester
Este
Liverpool Albion
Reading
Samuel Steers
Kennett
Ing’s
Trinity Church
Globe Inn
Horn-street
Katesgrove Lane
Vine
Victoria
Mill Stream
Messrs
Drew
Houston
Newbury Public House
Kilkenny Mission Opens Amid Royal Regret
Baron Lefroy arrived in Birkenny on Saturday and opened the Kilkenny mission. He expressed regret at the lack of respect shown to him as the Queen’s commissioner, and noted sheriffs and county authorities did not attend him. He praised sheriffs and criticized the county court process as it affected magisterial authority.
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Baron Lefroy Arived
Birkenny
Kilkenny
Clare
George M'Namara
Randal Horongd Ee
Duleek
Meeth
Mullahead
Tandragee
Dublin
Destis
St. Patrick's Day
Corkhill
Lealing
Lord-Leutenant
Countess de Grey
Windsor
4Th Royal Dragoons
Bacchus
County Constabulary
Huzza
Palace-street
Castle-yard
Freeman's Journal
Domagetic Tracepy
Michael Ward
Muapen ix Roscosmssoy
Roscommen
Michael Brock
Tuam
America
Loyal Repeal Association
Siners of War
Melrose Fatal Accident Drowns Two Girls Near Newtown Hill
A Saturday night tragedy near Melrose at Newtown Hill ends with the drownings of two twin girls, companions who fell into a roadside pond while playing. A third child, daughter of Jeno Mein, is found earlier in a pond area, prompting fear for another missing child, Adiam Thomson. Local inquiries follow as families mourn and authorities review the incident.
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Melrose
Newtown Hill
Jeno Mein
Adiam Thomson
Caledonian Mercu
Conoxzat and
Adastican Services
Mer Publiste
Aru
Bahamas
Bermudas
Prince Eo Tard
Island
Sable Island
Nova Scotia
Sirra Leone
Gambia
Gold Coast
St. Heles
East India
Western Australia
Balkland Islands
Futien
North America
Iutian Department
Canada
Engisdan
West Indies
Mauritius
Sea
Nevro Ekineuian
SUP Myers, &c
China
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Wepsespar
Customs Revenue Commission
Gwydyr House
Metro
Ye Improvement Commission
Iteh
Lincoln
Colborne
Lyttelton
Charles Gora
R. Smirke
Barry
Hope
Garly Knight
Everett
R. Peel
Lord Bexley
Newfoundland Society
Lord Stanley
Foreign Office
J. A. Smith
Matheson
Jardine and Co. Canton
Leslie
Dent and Co
Canton
Malcolmson
Laing
Horsley Palmer
Colvin
Captain Robinson
BR. Peel
Downing-street
Greenwich
Eastern Counties
Croydon
Brighton
Grand Junction
York and
North ‘Midland
Great North of England
Midland
Leeds
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Birmingham
Corncester
Derby
North Midland
South Western
Great Western
Foreign Intelligence
Spain
Onur
Madrid
Mensrs
Beronqui
Mendez
Angulo
Arguelles
Sanchez Ocane
Acebedo
Santos
Irribaren
Ondareta
Alonzo
San Miguel
Afendizabal
Gonzales
Don Francisco de Paula
Saragossa
Barcelona
Inst.itate
Figueras
Gerona
Portugal
Lisbon
Tagus
Santarem
Azambuja
Prince Adalbert
Brazils
St. Michael the Arch
Falmouth
Oporto
Maria
Douro
Charles I
Louis XVI
Cologne
Europe
Berlin
Posen
Grand Duchy
Whet Indies
Royal Mail
Hayden
St. Thomas's
Jamica
Havanoah
Nuss
Bermuda
Fayal
Dee
Windward Island
Avon
Southampton
Ishuods
the Metropolis
John Gally
Pontefract
Ackworth Park
Robert Gally
Formosa
Ching
Bud
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