Mourning procession for viceroy and Bantry revelations shock Dublin
From Dust, May 24 to May 25 reports, a sorrowful Dublin procession for the late earl includes royal guards, orphan children, and ships firing in tribute. Separately, Bantry Poor Law guardians describe shocking deathhouse conditions with naked corpses, many in coffins outside the deadhouse, calling for an investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Ponconby
Earl
Michael's
John’s
Besborough
Dublin
Bantry Board of Poor Law Guardians
Jagoe
Guardiana
P. Begley
Begley
Hutchens
Bantry
Poor Law Commissioners Institute
Deeux
O'Voxxell
O’connell
London
Holy City
Association
Mr. O'Connell
Genoa
St. Andrew
Westland Row
Repeal Association
Ireland
Witl Nn
O'Connell
Mrcapenix Tipperany
Tipperary
Gurtonbassy
Ballingarry
Patrick Waleh
Brophy
Edward Brophy
Richard Keating
Mn Ambrose Going
Purefoy Poe
Keating
Mary Brophy
Briaewell
America
Elliott
Glasgow
Achill Island
North- Feat
Soime
Clyde
Mr. Elliot
D'Harcourt Captain Succumbs After Stroke at St Leonard’s Hill
The death of Captain D'Harcourt of St Leonard's hill near Windsor follows his succession to the estate after his mother's death last June caused by ingesting laudsmun in error. He aged over forty four, had two previous apoplexy attacks, and died Tuesday morning after a final severe episode. The St Leonard's property descends to Georges Simon Harfour of Ankerwyke. A railway accident on the Edinburgh, Leith, and Granton line near Scotland Street injures several passengers when a break failed and a truck derailed into the tunnel and collided with a carriages, with one man severely hurt and others sustaining leg injuries. the brake-man escaped by leaping from the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sippey
Harcourt Or
D'Hercourt
St. Leonard's Hill
Windsor
St Leonard’s Hill
Marquise D'Harcourt
Captain D'Harcoust
Georges Simon Harfour
Ankerwyke
Staines
Scotland Street
Wien
Eginburgh, Leith
Granton
North Bridge
Scotland
Faust
Adela Sidney and Leigh Hunt in Literary Chronicle review
The Literary Chronicle praises Adela Sidney’s first novel The Inningsees for its humane portrayal of nobility, contrasts it with fashionable novels, and highlights Miss Sidney’s character drawing. It also discusses Leigh Hunt’s Essays with affectionate, witty sketches like Life in an Omnibus and notes their gentle satire and moral tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adela Sidney
London
Richard Bentley
Philip Sidney
Sidney
Lord Leagabam
Godolphins
Alice
Mildred
Emily
Edmond
Lord Leynham
Beatriz
Beatrix
Dar
Sanitary Appeals Lead Lord Mayor to Act on City Nuisances
A London deputation led by Dr. Lynch urged Lord Mayor to empower city authorities to curb cesspools and defective drains in Farrington Without, warning of malaria and fever amid Irish poor influx. They pressed for water supply, sewer enforcement, and a Common Council bill to compel landlords to connect to main sewers. The account notes hospital strain and calls for immediate action as disease risk rises with warm weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch
Peu Anonce
Farringdon
Watt
Dr. Lynch
Farrindon Without
Anc
Crown Court
Fleet
St. Sepulchre
Smithfield
Old Bailey
Ireland
Cork
Liverpool
Manchester
Rochdale
Inquesta
West London Union
St Bartholomew's Hospital
Aueir
London
St. Bride’s
Fleet Atreat
Corporation
H. Hughes
G. Walter
Commission of Sewers
Etl
Shoe Lane
Herapath
Pereps
Commissioners of Sewers
Alleged pauper body sale discussed in Parliament
In the House of Commons Mr Ferrand pressed the Home Secretary for a possible inquiry into a Sheffield handbill claim that pauper John Darvin died in a workhouse, his body cut into quarters and sold by officials. Grey said he had not heard of the report and would act only if formally approached. The Poor Law Bill debate followed with heavy critique of centralization and the Poor Law Commissioners, warnings of increased government patronage, and a division defeat of Ferrand's amendment. Other items note Windsor state apartments closure, a royal pew cloth dispute in Kew, a St Martins fire, Clerkenwell parish aid case, and unrelated court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracey
Thompson
Logsdon, &Bentley
Lord Raverspar
Lilia
Mrs. Howard
Mr. Tracey
Miss Purdillion
Tiss Purditlion
Bao
Miss Hartley
Miss Pardillion
Uncle 'Channe
Ana Nocle Samuel
Aunt Hannah
Ithera
Solomon
Mia. Howard
House OF Commons
Remay
Fern
Band
Home Secretary
Sheffield
John Darvin
Union
Darvin
St. George's Churchyard
Ferrand
Grey
Bortowicx
Baronement
Roebuck
Milxs
John Russell
Poor Law Commissioners
B. Escort
Lord J. Russell
England
Wales
Poor Law
Wakvey
Joe Russell
Wakley
Lord Althorp
Board of Guardians
J. Russell
Home Department
Poor Law Commissioner
Boards of Guardians
Thia
Andover Union
Vintress
Central Board
Poor Law Commission
Heslao
Mr. Chadwick
Chadwick
Christie
Disraeli
Day
Parker
Andover
Lord J. Mansonus
Andover Committee
Villiars
Mr. Villiers
Sir J. Guanam
Friends of the Poor
Hue
Cornewall Lowin
F. Head
Board of Trade
Board of Control
Winson
Lord Chamberlain
Windsor Castle
Bram v. Scanp
Wandsworth County Court
Richard Burgh Byam
Kew
Petersham
Edward Scard
Surrey
Kew Church
Auguata
Duke of Sussex
R. B Byam
Banting and Co
Augusta
Hanover
Duka
Sussex
Royal Gallery
George the Fourth
William the Fourth
Essex
Alammino Frat
Falshaw
Stainingstene
St Marstin‘s-le Grand
Royal Society For Protection of Life
Clerkenwell
Haines
Efe
Mr. Broughton
Bingham
Ington
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Literary Chronicle
Lamb
Huot
Na T
Hunt
Land of Cockaigne
Leigh Hunt
Ward
Youngater
Cress
Mack
Jovka
Amar
Trem
Raya
Miss Purditlon
Mrs Purdillion
Thomas Purdillion
Grosly
Maister Thomas
Howard
Purdillion
Thomas
Flo
Misa Purdillion
Missy Hartley
Aylmer
William Irwin
Royal Navy
Irwin
Ennishilien Chronicle
Imperial Parliament
House OF Lords
Famay
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