Riot and price chaos lash towns with corn and bread
Reports describe mob actions over high corn prices across multiple towns. Rioters seized goods at mills and markets, attacked shops, and burned or damaged property while police and special constables attempted to restore order. In Jersey a thousand-strong mob attacked mills, stole wheat and flour, and riot act was read. A separate Crumpsall case details a magistrate assault as a crowd fought police during a pugilistic gathering, ending with multiple injuries and arrests.
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James Hibbert Warklyn
Salford Hundred
Francis Cox
Joseph Healey
James Burke
John Roach
James Gill
Daniel Healey
James Handley
Thomas Kelly
Robert Beaver
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Hibbert Wanklyn
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Foreign Intelligence France Paris and Madrid news summary
Paris reports a suspected French British rapprochement and removal of ministers to Madrid. Guizot’s speech draws scrutiny. Paris braces for treason fears with arrests and police seizures. In Algiers and Madrid, royal security and court life are sketched amid cabinet rumors. bread prices and bread-ticket credits emerge. Portuguese crisis and Mexican War updates span Santa Anna, Veracruz, and New Orleans reports. New Zealand voyage notes praise Governor Grey and native progress. Tahiti campaign details end with allegiance pledges.
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Trieste
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M. Pacheco
Rome
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Metropolis Society Meetings and Public Welfare Events
The Metropolis reports on annual meetings of Axi Stavany Society and Lenpos Society. anti slavery efforts in progress with £1715 receipts and £1426 expenditures. a notable Protection of Your Women society dinner at Albion Tavern with over £500 in subscriptions. Hyde Park gates project and Enniemore gardens development. Amicines Protection Society notes on Tahiti, aborigines, and colonial admin. A large Rasazo Scuoo Uxion summary covers school donations and welfare work. Lord Ashley chairs the Hanover Square meeting for the Lapringdon charity with 80 schools and 5,000 children aided, plus a £2000 legacy and a £200 bequest for a juvenile workforce project.
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Bishopsgate Street
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Australia
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Hanover Square
Lord Ashley
Norwich
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Eng
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Poisoning case and burial trail at old police court
In Bury a young woman Hannah Rouse faced magistrates on a poisoning allegation tied to a six-member family death. She was released on recognizance. In Ledbury a farmer’s daughter Ron Stanton faced trials after a body found in a garden. An explosion at Beeston colliery killed seven, injured eight, with names and ages given. Manchester discussion on Corn Laws ends amid Chartist dispute. Worcester reports an apparent assassination attempt on Dr Turley with a pistol shot. a shooter is sought.
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Blackburn
Manchester
Bazley
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Worcester
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Metropolis turnpike road auctions yield mixed prices
A town auction of turnpike road parcels north of the Thames opened with bids from Commissioners of Turnpike Roads. Prices ranged from the Tyburn to Uxbridge sale at £8,550 to other lots like Kilburn and Edgware at £3,273 17s 6d. Several parcels drew no offers, including Kensington and Isleworth. Mr Levy bought some lots as others attracted no competition.
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Ireland's Young Ireland Gains Ground Amid Turmoil
Duswin May 14 The Young Ireland movement shows strength as a large youth gathering enrolls nearly 300 new members. Smith O Brien and Meagher lead fiery speeches urging a choice between the Repeal Association and the Irish Confederation while public disorder flares in Clare and Limerick with police clashes and a fatal shooting in Rathkeale. The Kilkenny viaduct collapse report follows, with multiple injuries and a possible missing soldier.
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Evzrra Hancovat review and Miller's Boys Ows Ligasay notice
A literary chronicle critiques Mrs. Gascoigne's Evzrra Hancovat noting flaws in aristocratic sentiment yet praising some truth about youth and vanity. It also covers Miller's The Boys Ows Ligasay, praising its vivid rural scenes and sketches of country life, including a country boy's daily labor and simple joys.
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Sessone
Tia Keememe
Miller Cimaelf Migot
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