The Two Halls And Two Smiths In Irish Debate
A fiery review condemns Exeter Hall zealots and No Popery agitation. It labels Mr Smith O'Brien and Dr Higgins as dangerous and praises Conciliation Hall while urging restraint and national unity. The piece discusses Repeal politics, OConnell, and potential Irish upheaval amid British tensions.
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Eneter
Smiths
MR. Smith O'Brien
Culling
M'Neile
Higgins
Cutting Eardley Smith
Exeter
Old
Scotch Free Kirk
Ireland
Mr. Smith O’brien
Channel
Manchester
St. Giles's
Sharspeare
R. Smith O'Brien
England
Grebrand
Datty
R. O'Connell
Dublin
O Connell
O'Connell
Smith O'Brien
Lim
Ardegh
Z.yertz Hall
Bickersteths
Exeter Hall
Princi“Hetr
Regory
Maynooth
Poperu
Oie
Chuise Earprey Smith
Chainaan
Jangs Log
Watton
Leeds Mercury
The
Mercury
Manchester Times
Anti-Maynooth
Stone
Macaulay
Dublin Corporation
Clerical Appointments and Maynooth Endowment Debate
Reports from the Temple church Mastership change with Rev Dr Robinson named. a meeting of noblemen and Church of England members calls for parochial petitions against the Maynooth Endowment Bill. Bishops approve confirmations in London parishes and outline forthcoming rites across Islington Pimlico and Lambeth areas.
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Mr. Stowell
Baines
Leeds
Osborne
Manchester
Mareh
Leamington
Rome
Nome
Bickersteth
Watton
Robert Pow
Tuk Terie Chuscu
Temple
Benson
Robinson
Madrea
Temple Church
Church of England
Upland
Wales
Maynooth
London
St Jumen
Piccadilly
Trinity Church
Cloudestay-agnare
Islington
St. Peter's Church
Pimlion
Winchester
St. Giles
Camberwell
St. Mary Magdalen
Pyesham
St. Paul
Hernehill
London Covent Garden League Bazaar described in detail
A long eyewitness account tours the League Bazaar at Covent Garden, detailing the offices, registration work, and vast display spaces. It describes crowds expected daily, the layout from grand entrance to dress circles, and the range of goods from Nottingham lace to iron and coal products, plus the moral appeal for free trade.
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Fatenos
Farr Tnapr
Great League
Covent Garden
League
London
Manchester
Fleet. Street
Magcheater
Council of the League
Fleetastreet
Clerka
Robert Peel
W. Rawava
Liverpool
League Fund
Bow-street
Prince’s Place
Tome
Walla
Lobbes
Liow-Street
Captain Raft
Wilson
Saul
Treasury
Caan
Atay
Sloman
Grieve
Whnae
Edwards
Bow Streat
Darteston
Staffordshire
England
Darleston
Sheffield
Covent-garden
York
Leeds
Lancashire
Shakepeare
Prand Hall
Australia
Scotland
Nottingham
Leicester
Derby
Birmingham
Laurence Kirk
Calicoes
Lawo
Tesume
Bacaar Gazette
George Tilt
Holland
Beius
America
James Graham
Prince's Place
Friends of Freedom
Agriculure
Reuben
Bridge opens after long build with halfpenny toll
The bridge designed ten years ago by Mr. Brovel opened on Thursday at twelve oclock. Over 20,000 people passed the span with a halfpenny toll. The centre span is 676 feet, with sides of Set feet. The bridge holds 14,000 people and the weight limits imply 1,000 tons per person when full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brovel
Warrington
Silent Lichfield executioner’s final hours at Old Bailey
Early Monday morning small groups gathered at the Old Bailey for the execution of a murderer. The condemned, though emotional, remained orderly. He wrote statements, spoke with warders, and prepared his attire before the sheriff and officials arrived to oversee final proceedings.
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Hocker
Gentleman
Hooker
Turkey
Connor
Old Bailey
Greenacre
Courvoisier
Divine
Humphries
Thompson
Delarue
W. Hunter
Alderman Sidney
Messrs
Marten
Anhurst
D. W. Harvey
Afr
Anderton
Common Council
Sherif Sidney
Stace
Home Secretary
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Prince Albert
Princess Royal
Ith Regiment of Lancers
Buckingham Palace
Claremont
Marquis of Worcester
Duke of Beaufort
Georgiana Curzon
Earl Howe
Lord Lonsdale
Earl of Liverpol
Marquis of Exeter
House of Lords
Earl of Lonsdale
Earl of Liverpool
Marqus of Exeter
Globe
Eerl of
Lonsdale
Ep. M. Post
Whatels
Diocese of
Moray, Rose
Argyle
Forres
John D. Hull
Free Church
Lowe
Episcopal Church of Scotland
Staampond Axd WarningTon
Earl of Stamford
Eoville Hall
Stourbridge
George Harry Grey
Lincoln
Francis
Elche
Earl
George Henry
Lord Grey of
Groby
Jane
John B. Walsh
Bart
Henry Booth Grey
Garon Grey
Catherine Charteris
Earl of
George Harry Lord Grey of
Grohy
Cheethire
Wemysa
March
Elcho
J. W
H. Law
John
Jane Walsh
E. W
Caroline Stewart
Amelia Kaye
Grey
Dorset
Suffolk
John Grey
Pergo
Essex
Thomas
Jane Grey
Mary
Anthony Browne
Montagu
Sir Henry Grey of
Henry
Gres
Charles I
Duke of Monmouth
Hary
Nathan Wright
Harry
George Booth
Card
the Times
Mr. Sereant Talfourd
Bar
Law
Weatminster Hall
Times
Serjeant Talfourd
Oxford
Serjeant
Talfuurd
Talfourd
Stafford
Whitmore
Alexander
Q.C
Lee
Symons
Serjeent Talfourd
Shrewsbury
Times Stone
Jonson
Loxdale
F. Lee
Whateley
Godson
France
Dawson
Mr. Godson
Keating
Telfourd
Stokes
Mr. Yardley
Gloucester
W. H. Cooke
Taffourd
Zines
Cooke
Cirestt
Hit
Zimes
Times Office
Cocke
Reg. v. Gregory
Queen’s Bench
F.W. Lee
Westminster Hall
Walter
Chronicle
Herald
Post
Standard Reports
Law Journal
Justice of the Peace
Law Times
the League
the Bazaar
Hampstead
Cope
Pew
John Piria
Martin
Sherff Sidney
Mangrove
Conner
Mary Brothers
George-street
Davies
Robert S. Bower
Somerset
Shelly
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