Irish Registration Debates Split Liberals and Tories
A sprawling Parliament week on the Irish Registration Bill ends with the government defeated on the £8 rating clause after adjournments and party maneuvering. Lord Howick Howick and Lord Stanley clash over definitions while Mr Hume and O Connell press for changes. The outcome leaves Morpeth and the cabinet facing a fractured coalition and uncertain future. Commodore Napier named potential Marylebone candidate. A Whitechapel vestry inquiry into impropriety by two parish officers concludes with suspensions and censure.
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Lord Howick
Lord Stanley
Hume
Loth
Wood and Howick
Ireland
Rennell
Robert Pe Suess
Sirig Beaiust
Drechens
Ely
D’israeli
Lord Morpeth
Slaney
O'Connell
Slavecy
Cup
Bernal
John Russell
Robert Peel
Ward
Mr. O'Connell
O’connell
Grattan
Lord John Russell
C. Wood
Ainsworth
Fielden
Commodore Napier
Marylebone
Morning Herald
Sandwich
Hugh Hamilton Lindsay
Hugh Lindsay
Deal and Walmer Conservative Association
Sixcunan
St. Mary, Whitecnaret
St. Mary
Whitechapel
James F. Brown
Beadle
Samuel Wilkinson
Fanny Heaton
Mary Ann Adams
J. Howard
Unfortunate
Much Wenlock
Shropshire
Warburton
Bethnal-green
Brown
Wilkinson
Birmingham
Turner
Vestry
Coates
Appalling Murder at Liverpool Court Exposes Family Tragedy
Royal inquiry reports William Jenner a Roscommon Street cotton broker shot his wife and two sons in Portland Place. The son died, the daughter survived, and Jenner faced examination before Mr Rushton with his wife’s deposition read. Pistols and laudanum found. Jenner committed for trial as inquest returns a verdict of wilful murder.
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Jenner
LiverPool
William Jenner
Pod-place
Roscommon-street
Rushton
Shuttleworth
Dowling
Parkinson
Alderman Vans
Michael
James Whitty
Portland-place
Mary Jenner
Mr. Jenner
George Jenner
William
William Maddox
Homer-street
No. 25
George
Mr. Ackerley
John Thomas
Thad
Thomas Wallace
Maddox
George Archer
J. Jenner
Roberts
Robertson
Jonathan Andres
Mr. Roberts
R. Roberts
Bridewell
Richard Ackerly
Thomas Bissat
South Castle-street
America
Nisi Prius
Mr. Currie
George Taylor
Charles Wignall
Walter Thomas
George D. Syers
Alfred Johnson
James Gardener
James Crellin
James Clegg
W. Leatherbarrow
Charles Lawton
John White
Charles S. Rowlands
George B. Taylor
John Rees
John Rigg
James Sykes
Thomas Mayor
Thomas Rylands
Portland Place
Davenport
Roscoe
Kirkdale
Generous Supports for Jenner Family After Tragic Death
The scene describes Mrs Jenner recovering with composure while attendants obey medical advice to avoid discussion. James Aikin offers to take the boy George into his house and provide for him, with formal acceptance expected soon. Rushton offers to use £16 from a landholding to cover illness and burial expenses if needed.
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James Aikin
George
Trial of M. de Monteur Ends in Acquittal in Paris
Foreign intelligence from Paris reports M. de Monteur, gerente of La France, acquitted after a dramatic defense in the Seine court. The case charged him with contempt of the king's government via letters attributed to Louis Philippe. Prosecution by Lafosse, defense by Berryer, crowd noisy, verdict greeted with cheers.
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M. de Monteur
la France
Seine
Louis Philippe
Morning Herald
Tme
Paris
M. Partarien Lafosse
M. Berryer
Moniteur Parisien
Mahon
Cadiz
London
Army of Africa
Tuileries
Lord Holland
Marine Department
Chamber of Deputies
China
M. Jansigny
Revue Des Deux Mondes
M. Page
Admiral de Mackan
Pekin
Count de
France
Count de Paris
National Guard
Helena
Spain News: Cabrera Arrives in Catalonia Amid Unfolding Turmoil
Madrid reports Cabrera with Zorillas Burgo and nine others in Catalonia, but unconfirmed elsewhere. Spain debates regency voting by ballot while 50,000 troops guard Madrid. Pope conflict grows and church outrages rise as provisional regency considers dissolving the Chamber. Circulars ban Rome documents and the Propagation of Faith is dissolved. Bond operations show 5 per cents at 26 with 60 day terms and other debt options.
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Cabrera
Spain
Madrid
Heo del Comercio
Gerona
Zorillas
Burgo
Catalonia
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Espartero
Christina
Lyons
Rome
Society of the Propagation of Faith
Biddle
Dunlap
Colonel Drayton
South Carolina
A. G. Jaudon
Pennsylvania
England
Liverpool
Atlantic
United States
United States Bank
London
France
Florida
Mobile
New Orleans
New York
Genessee
Ohio
Troy
Georgeton
Express
Washington
Alexander
Baltimore
H S
Turmoil in Constantinople and the Death of General Harrison
The Augsburg Gazette reports sultanate moves toward modifying the hatti sheriff with London conference input while discussing succession. British and Ottoman correspondents note health rumors, admiralty changes, and troop armaments as European fleets gather. Meanwhile in the United States General Harrison dies in Boston after a brief illness, with Tyler succeeding as vice president and bank upheavals triggering major financial meetings and policy debates.
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Turkey
East
Chekib Effendi
London
Mehemet
Levant
Marseilles
Constantinople
Echo Des Orient
Journal de Smyrne
Porte
Hatti
Smyrna
Redschid Pacha
Board of Admiralty
Commission of Public Utility
Augsburgh
Hodges
Oriental Observer
Alexandria
Pacha
Wood
Beyrout
Lord Ponsonby
Jochmus
Syria
Marmorice
Malta
Sheppard
Ibrahim Pacha
Bey of
Tunis
Algiers
Corfu
Howard Douglas
Senate
de Smyrne
M. Llewelyin
United States
Salonica
Akshehr
Adrianople
Harrison
Liverpool
New York
Roberts
Mersey
General Harrison
Philadelphia
Boston
Charrison
Indiana
Republic of Columbia
Great Britain
Tippecanoe
Tecumseh
Charles I
Commonwealth
Oliver Cromwell
Virginia
Washington
Republic
S. L. Southard
John Tyler
Tyler
Bank of the United States
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J. Dundas
Charles Wood
Chace
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Marizza
Candia
Sphakia
Frankfort
Don Carlos
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