Insurrection in the Ionian world and Mediterranean moves
The report covers Greek uprisings and potential foreign interference with insurgents, stock moves by Mehemet Ali, and Greek government structures forming in Athens. It notes Admiral Stopford’s preparations in Malta, potential command shifts to Corfu, and ships including the Dido, Daphne, and Dido's relief of the Daphne. The beys reforms in Tunis and slave trade abolition are mentioned, plus a sailor’s fatal accident aboard the Daphne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ition
Samos
Athens
Greece
Bavaria
Sparta
Howare’ Pouglas
Ionian Islands
Sas
Tsanus Garsterelis
Cape d'Istrias
Nauphie
Mount Athos
Pirbens
Thessaly
Macedonia
Epirus
Russia
Italy
Germany
Austria
Mehemet Ali
Thessalonian
Tzinos
Livadia
Mirare
Courrier Gree
Otho
Malta
Admiral Stopford
England
Oriental
Valetta
Sopper
Syria
Napier
Egypt
Corfu
John Ommanney
Britannia
Howe
Stopford
Candia
Benbow
Suda
Alexandria
Bougainville
Afalta Times
Tunis
Ist
Thomas Reade
W. C. Pell
J. Ommanney
Smyrna
Daphne
Stromboli
Sentinelle de
Toulon
Lasuase
Levant
Santi Petri
Hiese
Isles of Hyeres
Oriental Observer
Metropolis discusses dissolving aid society at Exeter Hall
A Saturday meeting chaired by Sir Charles Lemon considered failing funds for the Industrial farm at the Cape and concluded to dissolve the Metropolis Frrexp Society. The £1200 in hand was deemed insufficient. debts to be paid and remaining assets given to a public charity. Also reports on Burners’ Benevolent Institution and a plan for a Hospital for Consumption and Diseases of the Chest were noted along with patronage pledges and a push for new benevolent bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frrexp Society
Exeterhall
Charles Lemon
Bart
Cape
John Russell
Chiswick
Hackneywick
Muuch
Gally Knight
Serjeant Adams
Friends of the Society
Monroe
Bridewell
Nihill
Milbank
Holmes
Simpson
Lord Eston
Burners
Crown and Anchor
Strand
Bernard
London
W. H. Barber
Marquis of Westminster
Earl Cadogan
Victuallers’ Society
Newspaper Press Benevolent Society
Booksellers and Bookbiiters’ Society
Cheesemongers’, &c
Hanover Square
Lord Teignmouth
M.P
Dudley Stuart
Lilford
Skelmersdale
John Labouchere
Earl of Galloway
Ware
England
Williams
London University Hospital
Two Classes for Patients at Royal Infirmary Plan
A proposal to divide patients into out patients with chest diseases and in-patients for pulmonary consumption, with in-patients eligible at 15s per week or 12s on governor’s recommendation. A chaplain would oversee spiritual care, and a collection followed the address by De Guy of King's College Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Guy
King’s College Hospital
CaipRex
London
H. Kemble
M.P
Antrobus
Morrell
Lupton
Copeland
E. Kemble
Adolphus
Waterloo-bridge-road
Queen
Queen Adelaide
Royal Infirmary For Children
Corps Musicale
Messrs
Jolly
Ransford
Tierman
Hudson
Liverpool
Bristol
Captain Carr
Rangom
Cuthbert Johnson
Sartons
James Hillyar
C.B
E. N. Buxton
J. E. Sanders, Esq
Rose
Evans
Dr. Campbell
Barnett
West
Hyatt
Eton College
Willis’s
King-street
St. James's
Lord Denman
Hodgson
Eton
Hawkey
Viscount Morpeth
Launcelot Shadwell
Earl of Brownlow
Earl of Dartmouth
Lord Redesdale
Earl of Scarborough
Earl of
Carnarvon
Lord Lilford
Viscount Alford
Viscount Sydney
Viscount Pollington
Earl of Lincoln
Justice Patteson
Justice Coleridge
Lord Heytesbury
Lord Lyttleton
Lord Cre‘morne
Marquis of Granby
Marquis ‘of Chandos
Stephen Glynne
Lord Dranmore
John Manners
E. Clayton East
George Smythe
Viscount Norreys
Lord Walsingham
Thomas Manners Sutton
Thomas Fremantle
Bart
John Duckworth
Viscount. Northland
Walter Riddell
Keate
W. E. Gladstone
Richard P. Joddrell
Hilrave H. Turner
K.C
K.G.H
Charles Coote
Edward Colebrooke
Henry Liddell
Mr. Palmer
Gray Skipwith
Vernon Smith
B. R. Lawley
Clements
la Touche
Reeve
Cartwright
T. Carter
J. Fisher
William Herring
J. T. Hales
R. Battiscombe
Lionel Buller
John S. Grover
G. R. Green
J. Anson
William Forrest
Charles Kean
W. F. Neville
L. H. Shadwell
A. Shadwell
R. S. Psimer
R. Kynaston
W. Currey
H. Currey
Charles Wynne
J. Erskine
W. Selwyn
Brighton murder trial ends in misdemeanor finding
In Brighton at the Town Hall a young woman named Marsh faced final examination on a charged murder for throwing an infant into a cesspool. A coroner’s inquest produced a “found dead” verdict due to decomposition. The case revealed alleged coercion to convert to Catholicism as a motive and a confession extracted under threat, though contested. The magistrates committed her for the misdemeanor of concealing birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Cuance
Camp Murper
Marsh
Cesspool
Somers Clarke
Dempster
Mary Parkins
No. 20
St. George's Road
Townsend
Clarke
Bristol
Faraz
Thesday
Gloucestershire
LE. L
Tci
Anssia
Thomson
Somlortur
Iquor
Cts
Agnes
Teaphers
Isitt
L.E.L
Pst
Siu
Charlie
Mrs. Thomson
Biel
Sabi
Sint
O Connell Urges Repeal as Ireland Faces Tory Threats
From Dublin and London dispatches details the Irish appeal by Daniel O Connell urging repeal of the legislative union. He denounces the Tory faction as oppressors of Ireland, calls for repealers and radicals, and urges unity to resist government tyranny. The message stresses religious tensions, electoral strategy, and a rallying cry for self government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duath
O’connell
Lretano
London
Ireland
England
Legislative Union
Lord Stanley
Orange
Orangemen
Accidental Death After Frightened Horse Rampage
An inquest heard how a rider named Giles spurred a frightened horse toward the sea-wall. The horse kicked Mrs. Henry James Leach, causing her death at about age thirty six. Police and yeomanry aided, and a verdict of Accidental Death with a deodand of 2s 6d on the horse was returned. The scene involved Mrs. Leach residing with her mother in law in Queen Square and her husband abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry James Leach
Hugh Leach
Queen Square
Giles
Leach
Clifton
County of Gloucester
Yeomanry
Joyner Ellis
Metcalfe
Carnarvon
Principality
Liandeblig
Shrewsbury
Price
Jones
Edwards
William Jones
Mr. Jones
Colebrookedale
Wellington
Shropshire
Staffordshire
Commercial
London
Barnett, Hoare, and Co
Globe
Scottish church split debated amid clerical tension
Glasgow reports on the General Assembly scene with Lord Belhaven presiding and Rev Dr Gordon chosen moderator. Disputes over Strathbogie and non intrusion provoke nobles to distance from church while other items recount a Glasgow police court case of a man wearing no clothes, claiming poverty and generosity to the needy, and notable local weather and accident notes including Bargarran House struck by lightning and a fatal river collision near Gravesend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur Gmerst
Lord Belhaven
Gordon
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Earl of Hopetoun
Abercorn
Blue Vale
Glen-park
Captain Miller
Aper
Bargarran
William Houston
Maid of
Maid of Bargarran
Magey Lang
Erskine Parish
Glasgow Chronicle
Dundee
Arbroath
Dundee Paper
Gravesend
Tuate
C. C. Lewis
Essex
East Tilbury
Tilbury Fort
William Wilson
Wilson
Mary
Sittingbourne
London
Rochester
Lower Hope
Emily
Sanderland
Jin
Mark Martin
Terrace-place
Sunderland
Abercromby
Gibraltar
Charles Bond
Hope
Susprerep Munorr
Istinaton
Pocock’s Fields
Caledonian Asylum
Higgs
Cambrian
Great Ruesel Street
Covent-garden
la Publican
President Steam-Ship Sighting Amidst Missing Vessel Question
Extracts from Captain M Leod’s log describe a large canvas steamer sighted on April 23 near 31 24 N 40 23 W, with three masts and dark paint, moving at 3 4 knots, no signals, and possible resemblance to the President. Captain Almeida corroborates observations, noting potential puzzle of the President’s fate and suggesting further checks with Dee and French steamers. Proceeds of exhibitions fund relief for President’s crew families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M‘leod
Tagus
Conde de Palma
Rio de Janeiro
Lisbon
Greenwich
N.N.E
N.W
W.S
N.E
N.N.W
M.leop
Almeida
New York
Dee
West Indies
Fayal
Azores
E.N.E
Frietas Germanes
Vanzeller
England
Liverpool Journal
Scandal and Courage in L E L Portraits of Slander
A 19th century review recalls L E L, her editor Blanchard, and the lasting scandal that followed her. Letters from Mrs Thomson reveal poverty, harassment, and resilience, detailing mischief, gossip, and the call to defend her integrity amid envy.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Metropolis
Clargys
College-green
Danzel
Connelt
Tux Moxper
Hatt
Robert Hall
Merton Hall
County Tipperary
Edward Litton
Coleraine
James Carroll
Duff
R. M
Mr. Bracken
S. I
Kennedy
Carroll
Captain Duff
John Connell
Uskane
Robinson
Hall
Fitzgerald
Nathaniel Falkiner
Falkiner
Connell
Hobbs
Borrisokane
Finucane
Scotland
The
President
Br. Blanchard
Colburn
Blanchard
Tye
Robert Peel
Miss Landon
Hops
Tifyinit
Anastasius
Zenius
Exerein IV
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