Great Western Delayed At Liverpool With Notable Passengers
Arrival news from Liverpool details the steamship Great Western being detained off the harbor for a pilot, completing the New York to Holyhead run in under 16 days despite severe weather. Passengers included Hon. George Bancrett, the new American minister, and General Armstrong, the American Consul at Liverpool, with filings extending to October 5.
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Great Western
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Holyhead
George Bancrett
General Armstrong
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Yasir Courtey
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Und
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Botton Post
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Canada
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New Mexico
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Europe
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Mersey
Mth
Monterey
Taylor
Camargo
Army of the Centre
San Antonio
Suo Grande
Wool
Chihuahua
Presidis Santa Rosa
Reading Gaol Chaplains Report Sparks Poor Law Reform Debate
In Ravina Oct 1 report reads the chaplain J Field describes reforms turning workhouses toward prevention of crime. He cites vile associations, enforced mixing of inmates, and advocates for better aftercare. Mr. Walter and Lord Radnor clash over Poor Law issues as Belief in continental penitentiary systems grows.
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J. Field
Reading
Atone
Siriu
Walter
Therm
Radnor
Merry
Frankfort
United States of America
England
Whitworth Russell
Europe
Tham
Austria
France
Mettray
Tours
Home Office
Abingdon
Welter
Pentonville
Tide Tables and Nautical Almanac Notes from 18th Century Text
The fragment details tidal times, lunar age, and nautical ports including Bristol Cork Falmouth Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow and more. It lists high water times, lunar phase data, and calendar notes such as saints days and historical events.
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Tralaud
Atutot
Bristol
Cork
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Halyhead Harbour
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Prophecy, Predictions, and Parliament Rumors in Print
A critical look at shifting legislative forecasts from the Standard, noting repeated unfixed predictions about November Parliament meetings and December delays. The piece mocks supposed authoritative forecasts, questions the claim that Mrs Harris is a cabinet organ, and highlights the satire on credulity and political prophecy.
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Billy
Uiman
Abs
Robert Peel
Downing Street
Standard
Dew Post
Harris
Guizot
Zunes
John Tussell
D'Eyncourt Denies Family Conversion to Rome
Sir Carnes D'Eyncourt protests a Dublin Evening Post claim that his family conformed to the Church of Rome. He states they remain Protestants and expresses sorrow over his daughter's conversion abroad. The paper notes its duty to publish his clarification and sympathies toward his feelings.
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Carnes Texsysos D
Lambeth
Protestant Correspondent Denied Fifth of November Ditch
A Protestant correspondent in the Standard asserts that the Fifth of November observance is being undermined by Parliament. The piece argues the Act merely repealed a compulsory church attendance on that day, showing protests over the decline of traditional bonfires and the Fate of Protestant rites.
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Standard
James
Robert Peel
Guy Faux
Rome
England
Fragments on Church Tithe and Truth Telling
The text laments public worship abuse by a few enthusiasts and critiques ongoing deception in commerce. It argues against perpetual lie telling and urges adherence to truth, while noting restraint toward Catholic subjects and the influence of the Standard.
The Press and Its Position in a Stumbling Tale
A critical look at misreported health rumors about His Grace the Duke of Wellington and a dispute between the Post and other papers. It questions honesty in reporting stolen letters from Lords of the Treasury and the role of The Daily Post, The Standard, and Morning Chronicle in publicizing the affair.
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Presa
Jas
Morning Chronicle
England
France
Treasury
Duke of
Welslington
Vaughan Williams Appointed to Queen's Bench Bench
A satirical Notice critiques the Morning Herald and its influence on Lord Cottenham as Vaughan Williams is named to the vacant Queen's Bench judgeship. The piece defends Cottenham's judgment, mocks press meddling, and lauds the appointment as fitting and honorable.
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Queen's Bench
Lincoln's Inn
Lord Campbell
Worning Herald
Morning Herald
Martnal Gump
Lord Cottenham
Argal
Westminster Hall
Nerl
Erald
Lord Eldon
Desideratum
Tad
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Zerald
Cottenhal
Napier policy sparks clash over Berkeley critique
Controversy in the WELNELY CHRONICLE continues after Mr Grantley Berkeley’s campaign comments trigger rebuttals from Mr Jobin Sullivan and supporters. Correspondence with Mr Kennedy and the India House debate touch on the Ameers of Scinde and the ethics of the author’s Attitude.
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Kennedy
William Napier
Sciode
Jobin Sullivan
Court of Proprietors
East India Huse
Sullivan
India House
Scinde
MR. Grantley Berkeley
Welnely Chronicle
Noted Opinion On Publications And Insults In Debate
The writer defends free expression while criticizing harsh phrasing used in a published work. He argues the aim was not to provoke but to convey opinion about the book and its author. He notes no intent to insult individuals and emphasizes restraint in public duty and commentary.
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Padia
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Semde
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