The Great Question of United States Debt Morality
A tumult of critique portrays Europe’s view of America’s public debts and the moral crisis tied to repudiation. It laments perceived financial recklessness and urges the United States to restore moral health and leadership, hopeful that the nation can demonstrate trusted self-governance in forging global happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonce
Friends of
America
Europe
Tony Man
United States
Metropolitan News Notes on City Elections and Public Affairs
The Metropolis reports the last polling day and the official declaration of Sir William Heygate as chamberlain after a modest hustings in the common hall. It covers aldermen’s court actions, the Newgate evidence, and various society meetings in Exeter Hall, Hampstead Heath, and West India affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Sheriffs
W. Heygate
William Heygate
City of London
James Shaw
Coart
Aldeewen
W. Heag
James Graham
Newgate
Russell
Disrutor Vistima Socrety
Chichester
Chester
Lichfield
Exeter Hall
John Labonchere
H. Hughes
Earl of Devon
London
Broadhurst
Fitzwilliam
Bradbury
Marryatt
Beckford
Cave
Doberson
Hibbert
Erskine
George Saintsbury
British West India
West India
Liverpool
Bristol
Glasgow
Charles Cave
B W.burge
Barnett
Jamaica
Biuixo Visizine Society
Bedford-square
Friends of the Charity
W. Ashley
Lord Ashley
Deer
Gi Bruce
Society
R. W. Dibdin
Home Missionary Society
Exeter Ball
W. A. Hankey
Matheson
Leifchild
Morrison
George Smith
H. Richards
Hampstead Heath
Hampstead
New End
House of Lords
Wilson
Thomas Maryon Wilson
Hampstead-heath
Samuel Hoare
Toller
Middlesex
Essex
Kent
Suffolk
Sussex
Blackheath
Hampsteadheath
White
Paxen
Cooper
Hear
Burge
Lord Tenterden
Dr. Burgh
Thomas Wilson
Lord Skelmersdale
Hempstead
Ripley
Iagt
Charles Wetherell
Teller
Windsor
FouxmixGa Hospital
Foundling Hospital
St. Pancras
Theophilus
St. James's
Board of Guardians
Dacaprot Deaty Py
Baker
Wakley
Middlesex Hospital
Emma Whiting
Sarah Hatch
Boundary-row
St. John’s
Wood
Greenwich
Inquest Concludes Wilful Murder Trial at Bridgend
The Bridgend inquiry into a grievous death resumed with the coroner’s inquest closing after testimony about a beer poisonings and arsenic found on paper. A male and female prisoner face continued confinement as jurors expect further facts. Brighton fire at Broad’s candle factory threatened nearby premises. losses estimated, no insurance on house or stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgend
Sratzstog
Crown Inn
R. Knight
H. L. Blosse
BR. Franklin
Morgan
Prigonera
Brighton
North Street
Broad
Western Road
Upper St. James's Street
Tuppen
Cadmsbridge
Trinity College
College
Repeal meeting in Dublin with O Connell speech
The May 15 assembly at the Dublin Exchange drew crowds as Daniel O Connell entered and received loud praise. He welcomed new members, noted Peel and Wellington's stance, and urged constitutional means for repeal. Rent receipts climbed to £696 12s 4d before adjournment with more funds pledged.
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Repeal Association
Com-exchange
O'Connell
Mullingar
Seaver
Ireland
Langan
Liverpool
Atkins
Ellis
Stephen’s Green
Association
Peel
Wellington
Mr. O'Connell
O Connell
New York
James
Boston
Americana
Ray
Grey
Rergan
Lord Fiiench
Athlone
Murray
Laxy Fox
O'Coxwxzrt
Lane
the Times
Lane Fox
Merrion. Square
Croal
Wall
Jupiter
Rice
C Division of Police
M‘cann
Marlborough Street
Dorset Street
Campbell Adair
Hillsborough
Court of Chancery
Loap Canvican
Mercantile Advertiser
Ith Dragoon Guards
Lord Cardigan
11Th Hussars
Lord Cerdign
Earl
Tam
Colonel Chatterton
England
Lord Grey
Lord Eliot
College-green
London
Viceroyalty
Lucius O’brien
Clare County
Lord Fitzgerald
Lucius
Smith O'Brien
Limerick
Globe
Teetotal Rally Raises Funds for Berkshire Temperance Tpots
A teetotal gathering described as a forest of water devices held on a damp platform presided over by women, with 250 volunteers and 90 tea urns in use. Three 100 gallon copper kettles boiled water near the tent while speakers extolled teetotalism. A timepiece was presented to T Faulkner, celebrated for teapots in the region, as attendees dispersed through the mire to their homes.
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Kcving
Essrs
Grissell and
Peto
Ship-dock
Royal Hospital
Watermen's Pier
Stone Pier Company
Parsey Arrowance
Surrey
Brixton
Gardner
Mary Keates
House of Correction
Tae Escars Yaeom
NewGate
Charles Price
Arbour Square
Stepney
Price
Finnigan
Southwark
Central Criminal Court
Alev
Dretha
Torquay
Western Times
Liverpool
Measra
Ashton
Gilla
Higson
Ginn
Messrs. Robinson
Formby Street
Liverpool Journal
Berkshire Temperance Association
Bristol Road
Prospect Place
T. Faulkner
Glasgow congregation urged to give money for scheme
In Glasgow a nonintrusion meeting at a parish church heard demands for funds to support a rite against disruption. Daniel Louttit of Wick urged donors to send money, praising widow contributions and shouting for varied sums up to 1000 pounds, while critics denounced the display of rapacity in the appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Scottish Guardian
Moxgry
Moxry
Moxex
Daniel Louttit
Wick
Reuchlin and the Reformers A 19th Century Critique
The piece reviews Burke and BuRk s controversial Lapp Gexrar or Great Bartars LaxD and Whittaker s Reformation era biography of Reuchlin. It praises the authors for their thorough survey of the gentry and scholars, notes the clash between Reuchlin and Cologne monks, and emphasizes Reuchlin s pivotal role in protecting Hebrew literature and aiding the move toward the Reformation. The review highlights the collaborative support from Luther Erasmus Sickingen Latimer and More, and reflects on the broader impact on learning and religious change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke
John Burke
Bernard Bu
London
Henry Colburn
England
Scotland
Ireland
Empire
Garth
Col
Gore Langton
Ing. Rke
Ranke
D'aubigné
Reuchlin
Alps
Agrippa
Cabala
Leo X
Mirandola
Cardinal de Medici
Luther
Erasmus
Melancthon
Cicolampadius
Germany
Morning Star
Come
Carlstadt
Johanna Southcote
John of
Reucalin
Cologne
Pfeffercorn
Jortin
Omar
Library of
Alexandria
Rome
Hutten
Angst
Nuenar
Franz von Sickingen
Reuchlinists
Reachlin
Jreuchlin
Eck
Sickingen
Helvetius
Peter Bembo
Hugh Latimer
Sir Thomas More
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Senate
University
Trinity
Trinity Lodge
Cambridge
Cambridge Independent Press
Carmarthen
Rebecca
DaventEns
Llandyesil
Pontwell Gate
Peorhiwendyn
Captain Rock
Carmarthen Journal
Durham
Muruanprzx
William Lawson
Dean and Chapter of
Longshield
Muggleewick Common
Shotley-bridge
Tan Wheely Chronicle
Literary Chronicle
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