Maynooth Bill Opposition and Westminster News
Reports note opposition by the Esdi of Lonsdale the Earl of Liverpool and the Exeter to the Maynooth bill in the House of Lords as part of Sir Roberts government. Dispatches also record a new Dean of Westminster installation, Catholic affairs in Europe, and obituaries including Vincent Stuckey.
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Thien
Esdi
Lonsdale
Earl of Liverpool
Exeter
Sir Roberts
Kentish Observer
Egerton
Lancashire
Wily Hines
W Deas
Wastainster
Iforee
Westminster
St. Petereburgh
Vosburgh
Grand Duchy of Hesse
Offen- Oldunsburgh
Vincent Stuckey
Semesets
Cre Banking Company
Somerset
Denish
J. D. Er
Copenhagen
Madrid
Duke de Risorare- Manez
Chatha
Earl of
M'Ghee
Dublin
Robert Peel
Ravdely
Wand
England
Scotland
Rome
Watsixcnam
Walsingham
Lioyd
Kenyon
R. H
Garnier
Henrietta Garnier
North
Drumark House
Helensburgh
University of Edinburgh
Free Church
Leeds and West
Willis’s
Ties
Breadalbane
Wm Skinner Miles
Jota Wiliam
Saud
Suffolk racing odds and results from Newmarket meet
The Suffolk event notes long odds on Alice Hawthorn and others, with Queen Mab winning the Suffolk Stakes and various matches and races at Newmarket including the Manchester Cup and Royal Academy rowing. Racing comments cover horses, owners, riders, and betting.
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B.C
Duke of Bedford
Panther
Liverpool
Robinson
Lord Exeter
Bellam
Amaryllie
Belram
Col. Peel
Little Finch
Nat
Mr. Rogers
St. Domingo
Lord Orford
Grand Duke
Miss Julia
Mr. Francis
Slane
Captain
Mr. Marston
Bentley
Emma
Little Fioeh
Mr. Payne
J. Hawley
Bishop of
Romford
Alice Hawthorn
Wee Pet
Queen Mab
Young Lochinvar
Khorasson
C. A.F
Duke of Rutland
Welbeck
Whitehouse
Ma Miv
Death inquiry over young inmate at St Patsy asylum
A London inquest on the death of William Watding, age 164, at Peckham house asylum linked to St Mary parish, heard witnesses from Newington Workhouse. The surgeon reported wounds existed on admission, while another witness claimed injuries occurred after admission. Jury adjourned for more evidence on the date admitted.
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Scotland
Die
Walley
St. Patsy
Cathcart
Manster-street
Regenteperk
William V Watding
Peckham-bouce
St. Mary
Newinstan
Pariah
Stuart
Newington
Jamou Bill
Pio
Jon
Heer
Smeeth
Delussaux
Coronr
William Daisey
Smet
Simeoth
Stephenert
Tank Hart
Kheret
Elart
Hart
Tua Persia
Mart
Pitteck
Waitfield
Stephen Hart
Eetawards
Ty Tetiener
Meileine
Canterbury Journal
Atremprep Stierpe Sr
Weveren
Charles Jones
Yeaura
Crookley Turnpike Pate
Berley
Kent
Jones
Guy's Hospital
Manauau Gates
Chelsea
Bedford
St. George's Hospital
Wiliam III
St. Gr . Hoepi
Syppesti
Brineven
Regenta
Tuxton
Aer Peresu
Loire
Jenner
Wits
Wansai Street
Finbury Square
Swas
Gary
Wapie
Tains
Marah
Messr Boyd
Breach of Promise Rests on Mary Ann Phillips et al Case
In a breach of promise trial Mary Ann Phillips sues Peter Owen Worsley. Witnesses including Charles Jay and James Phillips described family ties at the Swan and Railway Taverns, visits and exchanges, and alleged engagements. Defence witnesses testified about prior acquaintance and improprieties. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff with damages of £4100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Phillips
Peter Owen Worsley
May Mth
Crowder
Charles Jay
Phimif
Blackwall
Hungerford
Firat
Swan
Plaintiff
Southwark
Doyle Grat
Doyle
Huw
Mary Ann
Joe
James Phillips
Crose
Alann
Tertator
Tertator’s Three Children. This Closed the Plaintiff's Cage. Mr. Cockburn
George Metcalfe
Taman Engrater
Pailemall
Kuusa
Ape
Swan Tavern
Edward Lucas Lowry
Plaintif
Lowry
Nothcing
Edward Laces
Tam
West Middlesex Company
Corby
Metcalfe
Defendant
Barlow
Greenwich
Bay
Phis Intimarce
Cros
The
Greyhound
Gia
Dever
Sis
Pias Stair
Sovar
Becasse
Phereas
Franmiamyan
Long
Grea
Compton Street
Westminster
Dennis Theliye
Goonvieh
Tag
Cate
Thad
Corrie
Doever
D. Ernie
Iuie Haymarket
Christus
Berat
Dude
John Doyie
Manne
Werbley
Lothee
Howe
Stephen Hobbs
Ina
Baneskians
Disanad Simued
Mbr
Arrival of Sin Lonsur Pere's Scency at Boston
Report from Glasgow National summaries political tensions as Britain faces war or arbitration after inaugural address misinterpretations. The New York journals diverge on consequences with New York Journal of Commerce urging calm, New York Tribune to cautious restraint, and New York World for war. Also notes a wage dispute in Glasgow affecting about 200 workers.
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Sin Lonsur Pere
Boston
Caledonia
Ry Peci
House of Conaieis
New York Journal of Commerce
Poll
Addren
New York Tribune Kuys
Corender
lWeratt
Oney
Hw Sua
Promad
Great Britain
Glasgow
Glasgow National
Brutal murder attempt shocks Henry Street area
Yesterday in Great Ancoats Henry Street neighbors faced an alarming scene as William Brooke, 26, was charged with trying to murder his former partner Mary Ann Leeme ing. Brooke, who lived with Leeme ing, forced his way to her room, wounded her with a razor, and confessed to the deed when charged. Leeme ing remains alive but severely injured, while Brooks awaits further proceedings.
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Tuoyai
Cork Yacht Club
Thetis
Vendeleur
Grady
Gatia
Royal Gerorce
Coxureroy
Mey
Tueeday
Congleton
Tstcury
Thomae Bree
Thomas Breddock
James
Sleaford
Ocouruby
Sean
Canpuscetty
Lincoln Chronicle
Lincoln Chronicle. : Meuper Axp Sutcipt At Hepnensyigiy
Huddersfield
Werman
Betty Ruenwerth
Jomn Rashworth
Castle
Luddera
Conan
J .Ieth
Maskett
Bellini
Norway
Maturin
Bertram
Gualtiero
Sicily
Ernesto
Ubleman
Tmogene
Grisi
Imogene
Edessa
Mario
Griti
Vermasuri
Mr. Balfe
M.de St. Georges
Madame Anne Thillon
Princess's
Juan ‘T'elles
Duta
Silvis
Hatley
Madame Thillon
Silvio
Stella
Via
Alicaot
Silvie
Harzisenu
Weil
Royal Palace
Palermo
Weiss
Ramir
Sfisio
Madame Thillait
Myrilee
Sillio
Charminty
Gladame Thilon
Hing
Stelle
Ratotr
Stella Silvie
Izover
Cing
Madame ‘Thillon
Paul
Remir
Borrau
Stetla
Tavir Courus
Amilfe
Hkried
Hiimself
Uwe
Mancagston
Henry-street
Great Ancoats
William Brooke
Namor
Mery Ann Leemeing
Hearyestreet
Brooks
Taylor
Wuili
Bowse
Senday Nicut
St Giles Murder Trial Headlines Lengthy Evidence
In a packed St Giles case, Joseph Connor faced trial for the murder of Mary Brothers. Jury names read, witnesses describe a brutal act in a Little George Street home with a velveteen coat suspect and a bloody knife found. prosecution and defense outline the narrative through testimony from Mary Palmer, landlady Mary Hall, and police, plus multiple corroborating statements from Bridget Ronan, Caroline Graham, and others. The defense challenges the accusers while noting prior remarks about Mrs Tape and other prostitutes surrounding the case.
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Joseph Commo
Cathar Carmixat
Joseph Connor
Mary Brothers
Elo
Bodkin
Montague Chambers
Huddle
George-street
Tin Man
Mary Hall
The
Houe
Sohn James Allen
Brothers
Prisouer
Jen Napier
Scott
Pin
Charlotte Street
Bloomsbury
Teo
Tsa
Montagu Chambers
Connor
Newgate
Caroline Graham
Bridget Ronan
Biddy
St. Giles's
Mear
Hunce
Henry Oldham
Cutler
No. 4
Stervcutters Alley
Gate Street
Lincoln
Ion Fields
Charles Waunh
Mossrast
Atal
Shosras
sreWsti
Bunter Bat
Whiteumtide
Marek Hetuli
Dive Street
George Street
Baron Aldersom
Amd
Ballantine Haying
Ie Parisien
Whith
Conner
Cennet
Guy Thing
Peares
Richard Partridge
Anp'a College Hospital
Michael Conner
Alc Balantine
Isern
Garrard
Cochrane
Weser
Pnp
Yim
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Lert Tames Stuart
Gow
Houston Stuart
Maclachlan
Deke
Prince Albert
Duke of Sutherland
Lord James Stuert
Somersetshire
Gloucester
Bristol
Laghbouring
Tse
Pepet
Ciatinst
St. James's
Balfes
the Enchantress
Drury Lane Theatre
Alice Hawthorp
Khoreesen
Tage
Young Lechinvar
Parue
Join Dar Jun
Denny
Tal
Strad
Vbroke
Gully
Weatherbir
A.W. Bill
Gratnicke
Gulis
Old England
Coleman
A. W. Hgy
Lord Verulani
Maynooth
Cradvi
Waller
Columbus
John Day
Winchester
Bach
Mar
A.W. Hill
Oaks
Worthington
Dennet
G. Bentinck
Sig
Heathcot
Tattersall
Weethortis
Libel
Pam
Pentasa
Baget Alann
Englsnd
Daletui
Timutse
Eelipen
Fozior
Vest Mayseoth
Leget
Jinglepol
Chester
Fripay
Mr. Irvin
Mr. Sacges
Drelands
Peyton
Templeman
Mr. Langsbow
Arthur
Meiklam
Trueboy
Hresseltine
Fitzullan
Newmarket
Beiraw
Naow
Boyce
Colonel Peel
Seakale
Prince of Wales
Manto
Mocha
Ruuiuing
Scakale
I. D.M
Robison
Lyons
Mateh
F. Butler
Celia
Celta
RLM
Phebus
G. Edwards
Adrianople
Paultons
Ray
Phobus
T.M.M
Mr. Newton
Ma Mie
Gooch
Lord Abemarle
Tisiphone
Garnet
Lord Sandwich
Tawney
Gurnett
Manchester
Teespay
Sonly
Shum
Mr. Meiklam
Hutchinson
Henton
Cuthbert’ Queen
Tyne
Retch
Queen of Tyne
Porto Bello
Old Maid
Hooton
Mr. Rabine Wasp
Batch
Hopwood
Mr. Daveson
Montgomery
Lord Stanley
Ambition
Miller
2D Life Guards
Household Brigade
Mason
Royal Horse Guards
Royal Household Brigade
Ilauneelaw
Marten
Aherd
Winer
Toyal Academy
Putney
W. Revell
Red
Green
Burbridge
Ted Yellow
AL D. Cooper
Avy's
Bells Tavern
Waverly Boat Club
Cresen
Thames Regatta
Putney Bridge
Uhis- Wick Ait
Watkins and Bennet
T Po Priap
Strutton
Ronerrdier
Taneur
Union
Purple
Orange
Blue
Westmoreland
Star and Garter
Hammersmith Bridge
Dmurder
St. Giles’s
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