Trial Near for Brooks Charged With Attempted Murder
The final examination of Brooks, charged with attempting to murder Mary Ann Greene in this town on Friday evening, occurred yesterday. The prisoner was committed to await trial at the next assizes for the Southern division of the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks
Mary Ann Greene
Kingston
Isaac Thomas Pearman
Richard Frederick
H. Fletcher
Bavi
Anne Elizabeth Allen
Thames Ditton
Garrett
Turipay
Anatura Musper
Jeabella Pilkington
Wheathill-street
Salford
Koms
Irwell
Broughton, Bridge
Pilkington
C. J
Walker
Salford Town Hall
Irish Rent and Repeal Debate At Local Meeting
The Tre Week Chronicle reports May 25 1845 discussions on land issues and repeal. Mr O Connell urged bold measures with education as a tool while noting need to feed the hungry. Peel faced distress and proposed grants and tax relief. The Devon commission’s findings on peasantry are cited, and rent fixed at £132 95s. Lid before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TRE Weekly Chronicle
Mary
Literary Chronicle
O'Connell
Land Commission
Peel
Ireland
Mr. Davis
Lord Devon
Repeal Association debated peace versus force stance in Ireland
At Conciliation Hall the Repeal Association shifted tone from confrontation to constitutional means. O'Connell defended peaceful repeal, denouncing a war song sent to Mr. O'Callaghan, and outlined plans to expand repeal reading rooms, register voters, and file petitions by next session. He praised some government moves while urging an Irish parliament as the remedy. discussions touched on Maynooth and education bills, and a Tara procession briefing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repeal Association
Abe
Ireland
O'Connell
Robert Dillon Browne
M.P
O'Callaghan
Mr. O'Connell
London
House of Commons
Duke of York
Brentford
O'Callaghen
O'Vallaghen
Jeftio
Tara
Tare
Navan
Eerk
Connell
Iiescue
England
America
Oregon Territory
Robert Peel
Sumoa
J. Graham
Dublin Corporation
James Graham
Macaulay
Cart
Trish
Standard
Dublin
Hume
House of Common
Repeal
Joseph Hume
Chewrs
Newfoundland
Mr. Connell
Pastorini
Duntix
Evening Mail
Talbot
Viecount Ingestre
Maynooth
James Daly
Dunsandle
Baron Dunsandle
Palbot
Meri Talbot
Ingestre
J. Round
Essex
Rochester
Marquis of Ormonde
St. Patrick’s
Popery
Cavan
Fermanagh
Davick Dunn
Heal
Samuel Jacob
Abigail Beale
Dunn
Hye
Denis
Tansi
Tuwa
Murray
Slattery
Mhale
Dre
Deevir
Kinsella
Blake
Cantwell
Mnatly
Peeny
Ryan
Browne
Crotty
Murphy
M-Gettigan
Waly
Kennedy
Foran
Ffrench
Morning Chronicle
Totes Graham
Althous
Masnacoth Bil
Levantry
Cork
T. Wise
Mup
WC. Taylor
Wyse
J. Murray
Athene
Glynn
Limerick Chronicle
Conronste Fooenis
Paradise Place
Murragh
Corporation
Mazon
Puris Naturalibus
Dwyer
Carmichael
Hodder
Alderman Roche
Alderman Gould
Alderman Hackett
Skinverren
James Ross
Buckley
Rosa
Ross
Buckleys
Patrick Casey
Skibbareen
A. T- O'Driscoll
Mesare
Galway
Somerville
Fleming
Mr. Somerville
O'Driscoll
Mr. Gallway
Casey
Mr. Fleming
Gallway
Horne
Mournful Scottish Relief Crisis and Landlord Tyranny Report
A minister reports widespread famine and harsh oppression as heritors and Kirk Sessions in Scotland press the poor to accept bare relief or starve. Families are driven from homes, shelters lost, and elderly were forced from cottages during winter. The letter cites many cases of eviction, poverty, and despair, with a note on emigration and a related inquiry into cruelties by a factor on a Sutherland estate, where lives were lost and a trial set for September.
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Obier of Engineers
Nettie
Nei
Ker
Drath
Arilers
Lear
Jebb
Engineers
Derbyshire
Colonel Cockburns
Colonel Cockburn
Ross
Batman
Sta
Fuse
William Hears
Phyrests
Maerely
Court of Session
Edinburgh
Britain
Free Church
Ross-shire
Ireland
Scotland
America
Fur
Edrachilis
Sutherlandshire
John M'Red
Sutherland
North Britain
Stafford
Inverness
Peter Sellars
Far
Strathneser
Sellars
Lfe
Seilare
Agricultural Congress mocks farmers in Luxembourg satire
A lengthy derisive piece targets the agricultural congress in Luxembourg portraying farmers as volatile and quarrelsome. It mocks claims of serenity in farming and jokes about ministers awarding prizes to oxen while criticizing agricultural policy and tax ideas.
Mariner Benevolent Society Dinner at London Tavern
The Metropolis reports the Tur Shiefwrecked Mariners Society gathering at the London Tavern Bishopsgate Street with about 100 gentlemen. The Earl of Herdwicke chaired. nearly £1400 collected from mariners and fishermen. The report notes aid to distressed mariners and families, but lists high operating costs including £534 8s 3d for printing and £347 19s 5d for salaries. Also mentions Home Missionary Society meeting at Exeterbury Strand led by Sir Culling E. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Tavern
Bishopsgate-street
Messrs
Bathe
Breach
Earl of Herdwicke
Tus
Home Missionary Society
Tareday
Friends
Exeterbury Strand
Culling E. Smith
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Frederick Tulfror
C. Newby
Jhig Clase
Mr. Tolfrey
Kelly
Queen's
Tue Basse
Airbieroy Counyed
Moe
Bank of England
Justice Erle
John Moore
Pracy Pry
Wellington
Hildebrand Oakes
Apn
Bere
Coranna
Lord Wellington
John Sherbrooke
Lar
Foy
Spain
Horse Guard
Splaen
Jsafsrys
Wellingtons
John Sherringuitur
Cummand
Sherbrooke
Deri Weill
Avery
Sherbroche
Alwase
Bern
Betsavon
Wis Shrimmaga
Boyland
Horse Guards
Abs
Nova Scotia
Anyane Cine
Jean Presen
Rae
Gabe
Cockburn
Colin
Foreign Intelligence
Luxembourg Gardens
Tisiphone
Etna
St Denis
Congress Bes
Place du Carrousel
M.M. Decazes
Darblay
Agricultural Congress
Manino
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Rome
Yair
Roysal
Barcelona
Halberdiers
Castellanos
Isabel
Holy See
Austria
Prussia
Gibraltar
Co Wesaunt
Frost of
Portugal
Tassos
Duke
Tercera
Rio Janeiro
Waris
Count Santa, Maria
M. Falensig
Marine Department
Silva Cabral
Coste Cabral
Tavire
Algarve
Iamonet
Gesey
Cintra
Clegg
Opurta
Acheme
Pelle
Ye. M. Menezes
Villa Pouca
Tras Os Montes
Bank of Lisbon
Bank of Oporto
Oporia
Mr. Wylde
Viana
Villa Do Conde
Figuera
Paris
Journal Des Débats
Presse
M. Bois le Comte
Prince de Montfort
Jerome Bonaparte
Count Demidoff
Napoleon
Fampoux
Arras
Hazebrouck
Mondas
Journal
Des Debats
Calais
Dunkirk
St. Nazaire
Adour
Bayonne
Saint Esprit
Boulogne and
Amiens
Messrs. Garnier Pages
Luneau
M. Muret de Bord
M. Laanier
Bourse
France
Prince de Joinville
Prince de J Vinville
Meckau
Constitutionnel
Bonet
Duke de Broglie
Lushington
Africa
M. Guizot
M. Martin du Nord
fFrom
Luxembourg
M. Decazeaia
M. Decazes
India
Charles Napier
India House
Napier
Denrer
British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society
Thos. Reade
Tunis
North
Morocco
Mons. Denrobert
Bay of Tunis
T. Reade
Tripoli
John Scoble
Mathieson
Audely
Wales
Morrison
Fishmonogas
Fishmongers’ Company
Lord Cottenham
Viscount Melbourne
Lord Palmerston
Earl Fortescue
Prince Albert
Fishmonpera’ Company
Anid
Fishmongers
Duke of Kent
Victoria
Freeman
Prince ‘Albert
Royal
Prine Warden
Lowes
Lord Brougham
Lord Palmerson
Phat
John Russell
Aleo
Society For the Propagation of the Gospel
S. Paul's Cathedral
Peterborough
Canterbury
Bendon
Winchester
Lichfield
St. David's
Llandaff
Colombo
Wesmin‘ster
Chesterfield
Mark
The
Peace Society
Above Society For the Promotion of
Finsbury Chapel
G. Alexander
Bay
Society of Friends
Afr
Rigand
Holland
Belgium
Switzerland
Germany
AnontessEs Protection Society
Crosby Hall
James Bell
Thomas Fowell Buxton
Bart
New Zealand
Adelaide
Australia
Benevolent and Provident Institution
Anderton’s
Fleet Street
James Harmer
Key
the Metropolis
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