Siege and relief actions amid riverine defense detailed
The report recalls a February morning defense of an agency post where Captain Conway and a 15th regiment detachment resisted with limited ammunition. Officers and soldiers held the line until evacuation to a steam boat, preserving lives, while the garrison’s discipline and restraint under bombardment are praised. later, honors are conferred on Portock and Norr for their roles in broader campaigns and a formal Bath investiture occurs at Agra.
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Conway
Lioutapan
Kesign
Pannefathur
Josty
Sand Wal
Wells
Theix Seethens
Aida-De-Camp
Brom
Muttaree
Sir C. Na Pier
Portock
Norr
Tax
Order of the Bath
Palace of
Agra
Dewan Khass
Achter Shah
England
India
Ared
Cabal
Ghuzaeo
China
Nankin
Indus
Hyderabad
Affghanistan
Dewan Am
Jasmin Boors
Sheesh
West Indies
Mexico
Fatuouta
Avon
Stratt
Afaior Crombie
Lieut Callaghan
Hodgson
Davin
Cohn
Schloss
W. Hart
J- Dunn
M. M.laren
John James
George Cotton
St. Thomas's
Bermude
Fayal
Jamaica
Santa Anna
Yucatan
Pakenham
Doyle
Bermuda
Dee
Guadaloupe
Eliza
Swansea
River Plate
Buenos Ayres
Liverpool
Monte Video
Oribe
Norte
Gibraltar
Iberia
Lisbon
Constantinople
Metropolis Social Meets Discuss Sailors Moral Cause
A crowded public meeting at the Hall of Commerce Threadneedle Street, chaired in Hindley's absence by George Frederick Young, considered the Baritisa and Foneren Sattors' Society aims to spread moral and religious instruction to sailors. The balance sheet showed last year’s income of £2,287 12s 4d with liabilities over £900. Clergymen urged retrenchment. resolutions in support were carried unanimously.
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Baritisa
Foneren
Hall of Commerce
Threadneedle-street
Charles Hindley
Req
M.P
George Frederick Young
Esa
Ferguson
Burrisa
Fuzzicx Seaper Society
Exeter
Lord J. Russell
Lord Monteagle
Earl Fitzwilliam
C. Hindiey
Colonel Fox
W. Smith
B. Nuel
J. Burnet
Reid
John Russell
England
Dr. Reid
Baptist Noel
Alder
Wesleyan Society
Lord's Pay Society
Winchester
London
Freemasonshall
Great Queen-street
Plumptre
Salisbury
Thomas Wilson
Fishbourne
R.N
Saumarez
Preston
J. Davis
T. Baylee
Mencaant Seamen's
Capuan Asylum
London Tavern
Bishopsgate Street
Bathe
Breadie
Earl of Haddington
J. H. Pelly
Lushington
John Walter
Notingham
M‘gregor
Board of Trade
Fraser
F. Young
Nelson
Trinity House
East India Company
J. Walter
H. Nelson
Navan Asp Military Beatre Society
Hanover Square Rooms
Marquis Cholmondeley
Ilfery
Woolwich
Plymouth
New York
Abodle
Chester
Portsmouth
Birmingham
Whitehaven
Amsterdam
Nova Scotia
Madras
Northwich
Uxbridge
Dudley
Etruria
Inland Navigation Society
R. P. Bernard
Leighton
T. Walker
Sir Edward Parry
E. Sidney
Jenkin Jones
T. H. Davis
Trinity Church
Nottingham
St. James's Street
B. Macaulay
Marquis of Lansdowne
Viscount Morpeth
Earl of
Carnarvon
Mount Stuart Elphinstone
George Staunton, Bart
J. Pirie
W. Heygate
Recorder
J. Shaw
James Shaw
Baronet
Matthew Wood
Chamberlain
T. B. Heath
Bank of England
Corporation
Alderman Thompson
John Pirie
Stevens
William Heygate
Wm. Heygate
Lord Morpeth
Duke of Cleveland
House of Lords
Iis
City of London
William ‘Heypate
Albion Tavern
Alderngate-street
Lord Skelmersdale
Archdeacon Wilberforce
Lrtenant Fund Diaxes
Freemasons
Duke of Sutherland
Lincoln
Foas
Her
Russia
Prussia
Exeter Hall
M‘ghso
H. Stowell
Ireland
Earl of Galloway
Morgan
Loxcox Missionary Society
London Missionary Society
George Grey
Bart
Church of England
Reading
Hindley
John Bickersteth
J. J. Freeman
West Indies
Payne
Mintstreet
Southwark
Nathaniel Thomas Rutter
William Evans
St. George-the-Martyr
Williamsplace
Webber-street
Baldwin
L Division
Evans
Robert
Suffolk
Sizewell-gap
Aldborough
Sigewell Bank
W. H. Walters
Robert of
E.S.E
Coast-Guard
Menu
I. Greenhow and Co
Greenlows and, Co
Convac
Thomas Thompson
Newcastle
Coastguard
Walters
Admiralty
Greenwich
George Smith
County of Kent
Smith
Chapel
George Sturton
Sonthe
Charlotte-street
Fitzroy-square
Keable
Col. Fead
Tony
Anti Com Law League
Clarence Inn
Lower Islington
Bowring
Islington
Anti Corn Law Branch
Stead
Harsent
Storrer
Sidney Smith
League
Baker
Three Crowns
East-road
Shoreditch
Thomas Edward Blakeney
Vincent-street
Old-street-road
Watson
Shoreditch Workhouse
Sir Herbert Taylor
Robert Joseph Cummins
Mayo
Captain Blakeney
Paxos
Ionian Islands
Sir Edward Blakeney
Howard Douglas
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
George Fewins
Scholes
Milton-street
Cripplegate
Fore-street
Curry
Education clashes over Sunday schooling and secular knowledge
A wide range of speakers at a London meeting attacked compulsory education and the Factory Bill while defending voluntary Sunday schools and religious instruction. They warned that state control could curb religious and moral education and urged continued support for Sunday schools.
Poisoning deaths in Glamorganshire prompt inquiry
In Laleston Bridgend authorities probe the deaths of Mr Howell and nurse Jane Hurry. Arsenic found in Howell stomach after exhumation. Jane Hurry’s stomach shows poison effects though no arsenic detected. Evidence implicates Mrs Thomas and husband while witness John Morgan recounts tampering and fear, with motives tied to inheritance and reversionary interest.
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Glamoerganshire
Langstox
Laleston
Bridgend
Howell
Jane Hurry
Herapath
Bristol
Jane Harry
W. Pritchard
H. L. Pritchard
Abraham Verity
Mr. Herapath
Thomas
John Morgan
Lewis
Abs
Morgan
Welsh beer poisoning case shocks Glamorganshire
The statement links poisoning to a beer drawn from a cask at a house where Margaret Matilda Lewis and Mrs Thomas were present. Servants describe powders, treacle, and kissing the ill man while inquiries continue. Magistrates hold back further details as excitement spreads through Glamorgan and the whole principality of Wales.
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Margaret Matilda Lewis
Edward Lewis
John David
Glamorganshire
Principality of Wales
Ireland in Distress as Levy Warfare Spreads Across Counties
Reports detail lawful seizures and pricey distress costs under the Gaultier system in Waterford and surrounding areas. The piece covers rising opposition to the Poor Law Bill, the Curragh assembly for repeal, and a brutal murder of magistrate John Gatchell near Clonbullogue with seven wounds and a young family left behind.
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Nate Campatey
Fretano
Gaultier
Waterford
Lord Eliot
House of Co . Waterford
Maileahan Ublin
Curnacuw
Kilige
Corn-exchange
O'Connell
Kildare
Meath
Dublin
Tuam Board of Guardians
D. Tally
Waterford Mirror
Tramore
Guinness
Bautar Murper
Ay Intse Macistrats
Leinster Express
Ireland
John Gatchell
Coolegegan
King's County
Clonad
Saunders
Coole- Gegan
Rathangan
Portarlington
Clonbullogue
Split Glasgow presbytery divides in two factions
Glasgow Chronicle notes the Presbytery of Glasgow has split into two rival sections both claiming to be the true presbytery. The assembly faces numerous commissions and unclear majorities, risking unfair judgments on disputed cases.
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Glasgow
Presbytery of
Glasgow Chronicle
James Clark
Stockwell-street
Royal Infirmary
Mackartur Murpgener
Carneally
A. Young
James Graham
Her
Mackay
Victoriou
Coatbridge
Hamilton
Mary M‘millan
Brock
Langloan
Airdrie
Coat-dyke
Old Monkland
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Ricnasd Woosnam
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Mers
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Hsyay Potmsere
R.woosxam
Journal Des Débats
Victor Marnais
Observatory of
Paris
Foreign Intelligence
Pranceh
Courrier Francais
Chinas
M. Lagrénce
France
Athanas
Hyde-park
Servia
Paris Journala
Turkey
M.de Bourqueney
Stratford Canning
Austria
Rouen
Taylor
Marseilles
Spain
Madrid
Senor Cortina
Senor Olozage
M. Mendizabal
Eco del Comercio
Naples
Sardinia
Hanover
Sweden
Holland
Belgium
Max
Algiers
Abd-el-Kader
Mascara
Kelifat
Oran
Wutsitch
Petroniewitsch
Kiamil Pasha
Belgrade
Hafiz Pasha
Sth
Alexander
Porte
Nezib
the Metropolis
the Weekly Chronicle
Pirie
Heygate
Heygate Wecesccese
Pitig
Westminster Hospital
Robert Grosvenor
Hunter
Scotland