Bugs in a Lodger’s Bed Spark Legal Teasing Row
A Liverpool courtroom clash between Mr James and Mr Arnold over whether bugs in a house justify withholding rent. Miss Bullen sued Captain Warren for quarters, but the judge left the point undecided. Verdict favored the plaintiff with liberty to enter a nonsuit.
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Boas
Boorte
Court of Pi
James
Arnold
Miss Bullen
Merney-view
Bootle
Warren
Wales
Miss Bull
Bullen
Court of Exchequer
Liverpool Albion
O Connell Attacks Statues and Union Factions at Conciliation Hall
The Ireland repeal meeting at Conciliation Hall, chaired by Mr Somers MP, heard Air O Connell denounce party dissensions in Irish corporations and attack statues planned for the new Parliament, listing reformist targets and warning opponents. He urged unity, revisited the Queen's power, and derided figures from Wycliffe to Wesley, while pressing for a strong repeal vote and registries before January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repeal Association
Somers
O'Connell
Repeal Party
Ireland
Sligo
Waterford
H. Barron
Conciliation Hall
Mr. O'Connell
Baronet
Afr
England
Lancaster
Oliver Cromwell
Lord Bacon
Bacon
Pope Hadell
Wcliffe
Julia Koos
John Wesley
Wycliffe
John Knox
Dr. Johnson
Cardinal Beaton
Henry Darnley
Dick Turpin
Cheere
Wealey
South Carolina
Wesley
Wesleyan Methodists
Jabez Bunting
Wicliffe
Weeley
John Knoor
Cromwell
Mook
Genteman
Queen Elizabeth
Stein
Paulet
R. Peel
Roeas
Orange Body
Roden
Ouniskilien
Cork
Jick
Vee
Latrop
Mr. O'Connext
London
Lords
Commons
Lord Devon
Times
Limerick
Watson
Dean O'Shaughnessy
Dublin
John ‘O’connell
Dustin
Treasury
Dreadful Shipwreck of a Hull and Hamburgh Steamer
Reports from Hull describe the wreck of the Margaret the Hull and Hamburgh steamer, with sixteen passengers and three crew dead. A gale lashed the North Sea for days driving ships onto sands near Juist and Norderney, with others lost including the Mahale and nine Dutch coast vessels. The Neptune and Transit vessels tell of harrowing passages and a hurricane that forced cattle overboard and left crews fearing for survival.
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General Steam Navigation Company
Neptune
Whittingham
Blackwall
Hamburgh
Hull
Margaret
Rawlinson
Heligoland
Norden
Memmett
Juist
Memm
Queen of Scotland
Norderney
St. Petersburgh
Mahale
Lont
Iamburgh
Manchester Guardian
Hamburg
Cuxhaven
Great Britain steamer near Nantucket and Hull loss details
Extract from a passenger letter aboard the Great Britain describes the ship's peril near Nantucket shoals after observing a drift north of expected course. The crew sighted breakers, fired signals, and learned a pilot would guide them to Holme's Hole Massachusetts, while criticisms arose over coal, rigging, and engine management aboard the vessel. The report includes mutiny trials of Champlain crew and captain Hosken's actions during distress. Lord Lyttelton installed at Queen's College Birmingham with remarks on moral education and public prizes.
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Penilots Sivvatios
Taz Great Buitais
Nantucket
Atlantic
Hosken
New York
Holme
Great Britain
Liverpool
Nantucket Shoals
Cuance
Halifax
Boston
Champlain
Cork
United States
England
Bevis
R.N
Rushton
Thomas Sheezer
John Cockleston
Herman Hincker
Henry Matthews
Job M.caon
Henry William Watson
Leverett
James Kidney
St. John's New Brunswick
J.D. Penton
Hincker
Bincker
Boyle
Penton
St. John’s
Maine
Earl of Dartmouth
Worcester
Graneham York
Buckland
Vaughan Thomas
S. Forster
Staffordshire
Birmingham
Lord Lyttelton
Johnstone
Queen's College of Birmingham
Lfe
Sabow
Queen's College
Lord Dartmouth
R. Kennedy
Warneford
Bale
Liebeg
Giessen
Europe
America
Belgium
Rhine
France
Royal Agricultural Society of France
Pouchin
Reuven
Payen
Paris
Johnson
Scotland
Dra
Playfair
Lindley
Kate
Ireland
London
The
Times
Clonlea
Tulle
Clara
Drayton
Lord Ashburton
Manchester Atheneum third anniversary at Free Trade Hall
The Manchester Atheneum marked its third anniversary with a Free Trade Hall gathering attended by industrial leaders, literary figures, and a Lancashire crowd. Speeches by Serjeant Talfourd, Cobden, Dickens absent, Jerrold, and others celebrated literature, science, and mass education, praising the institution as a beacon for knowledge and social progress as dancing followed the speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester Atheræ Am
Free Trade Hall
Petere-streel
Rey Lanes
Bobi
Bolog
C. Dickens
M. E
Serjeant Talfourd
Meayor
Cobden
M.P
M. Phillips
M. Gibson
Mm.p
Brotherton
Bright
Douglas Jerrold
London
Hastings
Lancashire
Tooc Bruitte
Charles Dickens
Com
Manchester
Yep Parry
Heaven On Earth
The
Atheneum
Dickens
Chews
France
England
Candle
Sncore
Heywood
E. Watkins
Suota
Literature review of Grattan sketches and Irish tales
A 19th century review extols Grattan's Tales and Sketches in a third volume, praising moral tone and fresh invention. It recounts vivid Irish rural scenes, including stories of fidelity, an idiot boy Larry, and an odious xenial war era near Carbery, with brutal fate for the family and a sobering portrait of poverty and superstition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.G. Gratien
Colburn
Grattan
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Cambridge
Tak
Maxcarstren
Manchester Atheneum
Literary Chronicle
Mat
Omadihaun
Allan
Eestocke
Divil
Lata
Carbery Hill
Edenderry
Carbery
Henessey
Larry
Beaubern
Christhaas
Kiabawino
Clonard
Hepenstal
Carbery Church
Copac
Carbery Castle
O0us
Tabberars
Relica
Punch
Tengib
Philadelphia
Montacve Tracy
Evinann
Hinaot Crasn
Tracy
Joram
Hiram
Samno
Evrrit
Jomast
Hiaan
Hegre
Hiram Crash
Hinas
Job
Eattin
Enith
Everard
Jona
Sasso
Jonas
Miss
Black Nigger
Sapo
Jon
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Hinax
Hira
Everann
Hiran
Jonax
Evesaro
Evira
Edith
Leech
Akill
Hyde Park
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