Repeat Mererixe at Catrra and Irish repeal rally
A Galway County meeting on Sunday the 21st drew 50 000 to 70 000 Irishmen peaceably seeking repeal and parliaments restoration. Lord French led the crowd with clergy present praising peace law and the Liberator as the guide to victory amid calls to maintain loyalty to the Crown.
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Reese
Thi Thoms
Daniel O'Connell
Maurice O'Connell
Nicholas Dylan
Richard Albert Fitzgerald
Lord French
Krom
Doablin' Evening Packet
John Line
Eennerk Bay
Catrra
County Galway
Peroper
Caltra
Thomas’ French
Martin J.ffrench
James Blake
Vermont
James Dillon
Caher
Ireland
England
Hear
Lord F
Thomas Ffrench
Ertin T. Ffrench
Messrs. W. Manning
P.P
T. Noon
M. Bi‘Loughlin
P. Magauran
T. Nolan
Magan
M‘loughlin
Galway
Repeal of the
Union Association
Dan
Police Reports From The City And Marylebone
A London police bulletin details Mary Thompson alias Depree in custody over a missing child case, with the child kept safe at a refuge. Other items include a boy’s disruptive fire-setting, bootmakers’ labor dispute tensions, a violent assault on Dr. Chisholm, Irish vagrants found in a Berwick-street house, and a shocking case of chronic child abuse by his father chaining him for weeks in Chelsea.
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Hovss
Mary Thompson
Depree
Giltspur Street
Holloway
Bowie
London
Great Western Railroad
Reading
James Harry
Ead Co Mithfield
George Carroll
John Roscoe
John Chamberlain
Mulberrycourt
John Mosaix
Joseph West
West
Moss
Witness
Alderman Johnson
Mesa
958
Boweress
Johnson
Marylebone
Hugh Stratford Stratford
Abbotson’s Hotel
Vere-street
Oxford-street
Rawlinson
Alexander Chisholm
Devonshire-street
Portland-place
Barna
Gregory
Mir
William George Order
Howerd-street
Strand
Wrymouth-street
Mr. Chisholm
Chisholm
Guthrie
Paior
New-river
Windsor-terrace
Pentonville Baths
Hermes Street
Therisoner
Ermes Street
George Lewis
Witheus
Charles Wright
Lewis
Richard Wheatley
Broughton
Christie
Bethnal-green Parish
Mr. Broughton
Mr. Christie
Charles-street
Cheloes
Chelsea
Singleton
Ward
Harrison
Mr. Ward
Cotton
Elizabeth Neville
George Wheatley
Maria Harrison
Rowland
Hilal
Centre Criminal Court
City of London
City and Liberties
Westminster
St. Marylebone
St. Pancras
Kensington
Fulham
Hammersmith
Chapelry
St. Luke
Paddington
St. Mary
Stoke Newington
St. Leonard, Bromley
The Factory Education Bill and Anti Church League Debate
A large Dissenter meeting at Trafalgar-place Kentish Town rejected the Factory Bill’s educational clauses as unconstitutional and oppressive, calling for an anti church and state league. Similar protests spread through London and Manchester with petitions numbering in the tens of thousands and calls for a ten hour workday. A Halifax letter condemns high church schooling verses and argues dissenters should not be forced to support such schemes.
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Birt
Trafalgar-place
Kentish Town
John Leifchild
M’crea
Forster
Highgate
Church of
Commercial Hall
Threadneedle-street
Tower Hamlets
British Day-school Society
W. Clay
Cor
M.P
Camberwell
Lambeth
Brighton
Pechel
Alfred Hervey
Wesleyaxs
Epucarion
James Graham
United Wesleyan Committee
Sim James Gnavam
Charles Hindley
Manchester
Operative Cotton Spinners
Preaton
Gloucester
Berkeley-ceatre
Grantley Berkeley
Cantra
Earl Fitzhardinge
House of Commons
House of Lords
Bristol Mercury
Hicucuunca Binorsy
Leeds Mercury
Halifax
Illingworth
Gooch
Grammar School
Wm. Gillmor
Church of England
Church of Christ
Ain
Prosecution of Clergymen in Bristol Cathedral Inquiry
A Friday inquiry in the cathedral chapter room examined Rev. M B Whish and Rev. Dr Irvine over a marriage alleged to breach prohibitions of affinity. Evidence included letters, banns records, and witness testimony, with the commission noting prima facie grounds for further action.
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Barstor
M.b.whish
Irvine
Phillimore
Allen
Archdeacon Thorpe
St. Mary's Church
Redcliff
Georgius Marcus D'Arcy Irvine
William Retgers
Charlotte Dorbin
Mr. Johnson
Nailsea
Charlotte Durbin
Bristol
St. Mary, Redclif
Johnson
St. Mary
Irvince
Dr. Irvine
St. Mary Redcliff
Bridges
Tractariens
Dr. Phillimore
Mary Durbin
William Durbin
St. Philip's
Jane
Banus
Retgers
St John's
St. Paul's
Horfield
Barrow
Richards
Bullock
Clarke
Wm. Retgers
Samuel Harwood
St. Mary, Redcliff
Phillimora
G. N. Barrow
Canon Harvey
Semul Harwood
Hanns
B. Whish
Bristol and Gloucester
Bath and Wells
Simmons
Thomas Proctor
Dr. Allen
Irving
Mr. Barrow
Whiah
A Nest of Miscreants Convicted by Hackney Police Watch
Within five weeks three men convicted at Worship Street for indecent conduct to females in Hackney, all captured through vigilant police work. George Hunter, once a prominent bill broker, after a July Central Criminal Court conviction for a petty felony, cut his throat in the Compter prison when denied shaving by the prison barber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackney
Dvertiser
George Hunter
Central Criminal Court
Compter
Heba
Tide-damaged Greenwich pier defended by excavators
About fifty excavators worked to stem tides attacking the ill-fated pier once the river’s finest. A barrier barred idle crowds while twelve tradesmen labored to uncover soil and relieve pressure on the piles. Hope remains to save any portion, though fears grow efforts may fail.
A Column for the Curious CHINA 1813 to 1843 financial notes
The item compiles various fiscal and treaty references related to China. It lists expenditures by the supreme government through April 1841 and 1842, Canton remittances to Calcutta, specie movements, and treaty installments. It also notes later monetary claims from China in 1843 and 1845, with assorted political and literary asides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HAT India Company
East India Company
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Marlborough Street
Patrick Flannigan
Dennis Shes
Ney
Maltby
Rudd
Berwick-street
Jack
Pat Flannigan
Pat
Shea
Fare Trang
Moxoroty
Buccleuch House
Buccleuch
Almack
Paddy Leary
Dennis Co
Admiralty
Lansdowne House
Dennis
Dinnis
House of Correction
Coldbath-fields
Bow-street
Brarlborough Street
Martin
Titchbourne Street
Chambers
Wontner
Justice Maule
Lowndes
Lawson
Greenwood
Clerkenwell
Combe
the Weekly Chronicle
China
the Hous
Ordnance
Abe Tay
Canton
Calcutta
Aycee
Calliope
Water Witch
Sune
East India
Treasury Chambers
G. Crear
Peter Laurie
Humphry Davy
Louvre
Egypt
Polycemes
Cambyses
Persia
Damietta
A Harris
Lord Brougham
Charles Buller
Alfrey
Jerusalem
Montesquieu
Lope Felix de Vega Carpio
Madrid
Ferzu Sima
Ettava Rima
Registrar-General
Anon
Laliad Aciefee Rey West
Sewie
Bes East
South Districts
Prince OF Wales
Pemberton
Littleton
Beby
Bunting
Jane the Devil
Medical Stores
Hong Kong
Elliot
Hon Kong
New South Wales
Commissariat Department
Aio
Ape Ee Reese
Seo Toh
Way, Ake Ais Me Ee Rooald
Ft Eric
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