Escaped Rebels Use Boat on Niagara in 1812 Provost Chase
In a New York dated Sept 15 account, an armed pursuit follows a man fleeing along the St Catharines road to Crowland and Buffalo. He hides with Samuel Chandler, aided by Captain M Afee of Bertie, then escapes by boat on the Niagara river as government troops close in near Black Rock, narrowly reaching safety with Chandler and M Afee before patrols strike.
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Samuel Chandler
United Empire Rot
St. Catherines
Buffalo
Chandler
Smithville
Welland Canal
Chippawa
Ares
Crowland
Mr.c
Niagara River
M‘afee
Bertie
Niagara
Grand Island
Methodiat Episcopal Church
Col. Kerby
Custom House
Black Rock
Mr. M‘afee
Hbin
Tenant Right in Ireland Dinner Address by Mr Crawford
A dinner in Londonderry by the Tenant Right Association honors W Sharman Crawford MP. He argues tenant rights will secure labour and property, citing Lord Lieutenant remarks on landlord tenant relations and proposing a law to compensate tenants for improvements and increased land value. He warns existing property rights must align with labour rights to unlock Ireland’s productive potential.
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Tenant Right
Ireland
W. Sharman Crawford
M.P
Corporation Hall
Londonderry
Tenant Right Association
A. Lindsay
Sharman Crawford
General Assembly
Righteo
Mr. Crawford
Yebour
Hoear
Raedge
Ereland
Teave Bie
Ford
Lord John and the Brummagem Quacks interview debate
A deputation met Lord John Russell at Bircsinguus on Friday week for over an hour interview. MPs Spooner Salt Scholefield and Mantz pressed relief, warned against improvident Bank policy, urged immediate inquiry into currency and broader relief, and warned of worsening distress among Birmingham workers and national trade.
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Rmeotin
Bircsinguus
John Russell
G. F. Monts
M.P
Mateneg
Jones Loyd
M .R. Spooner
Gould
Scholefield
Spooner
Salt
Newcastle
Liverpool
Mr. Salt
Bank of England
Sir R. Peel
Birmingham
Barlow
Mantz
Spoquer
Lordal
Frightful accident on Uttoxeter branch injures man
Jobo Chell, a labourer on the Uttoxeter branch near Tean, was crushed when a wagon ran over him while attempting to check its speed. Thirteen workers carried him two miles to North Staffordshire Infirmary after a three hour trek. Surgeons amputated the right leg and left leg later. the man, a married father of seven, remains under care with hopes of recovery.
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Farenrton Acouastians
Uttoxeter
North Staffordshire Railway
Tean
Jobo Chell
North Staffordshire
Susheo
Parks
Wais
Legal and financial notes in a Cornish Gazette paragraph
A compilation of legal opinions and notices discusses tenancy liability rules, village vestry rates, and the legality of retrospective church rates. It reports on court procedures, debt collection, and private arrangements involving Br. Borthwick and creditors, with letters on religious education and conversions in England.
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A. B.C
Queen's Bench
Privy Council
Suila
Cuuncu Ratea
Ity: Chronicle
Falmouth
J. Hawaren
Exoniensis
Fou
Exeter
Henry
John
John of
Tuam
Standard
Goulburn
C.J. Holmes
Borthwick
Fenchurch Street
Romisa Convensions
Ifra
Norton
the Times
Germany
Conyers Norton
Elon
Eton
Continent
England
Church of Rome
W. M
Calculations for Sunrise Sunset Base in Great Britain and Ireland
The guide outlines a method using place latitude from local guides to adjust sunrise and sunset times by 1 minute per degree difference from 61 degrees. It also provides rules to modify high water times at main ports relative to London Dock, listing offsets for Bristol York Cove Falmouth Hall Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton and related harbours. The text includes a dated weekly calendar with liturgical readings, day length, and notes on days and events in November 1841.
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Great Britain
Ireland
London Dock
Wen
Bristol
York
Cove
Falmouth
Hall
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Parliament meets in London for despatch of business
The Weekly Chronicle notes Parliament will convene on the 18th for despatch of business with swearing in of Members and speaker election. On Tuesday the Queen's Speech is planned, likely Bill of Indemnity for the Bank and possible Peel's Corn Bill suspension, plus Ireland matters.
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Privy Council
Peel
Ireland
Lord Stanley
Japhet
Birmingham
Furioso
Improve the Currency and Nations Endure Crises
In a brisk, opinionated survey the writer argues that paper money must be backed by Gold, rejects convertibility schemes, and calls for a national note system. He condemns Birmingham quacks and Tamworth Peel fallacies, warns of panics, and urges Parliament to adopt a national Bank of Issue with Gold convertibility. The piece frames finance, trade, and public trust as keys to stable prosperity.
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Fonds
New Zealand
John Bull
Briarius
John
Zimes
Preas
Arma
Mr. Muntz
Talleyrand
Salts of
Birmingham
Tamworth
Soveraigns
Peel
Times
England
Robert Peel
Bank of England
A Bit of Scandal and Rumor in High Society
The Morning Herald recounts a tale of a noble family where children faced matrimonial infidelity and a proposed clause to protect a daughter in case of divorce. The piece hints at arrangements between Paseyite Reactors and their Curates, and asks which fashionable friends are targeted by the satire.
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Rome
RATIONALE OF WHIPPING AT ST CROSS CHARITY SCHOOL
A Times correspondent notes a case where a young girl was sentenced to fourteen days with hard labour for stealing a Prayer Book. The item discusses the truth of the punishment, the idea of whipping, and the role of magistrates and clergy in expanding juvenile penalties without trial by jury.
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The
Times
St Cross
C. B. Bruce
Colonel Smith
House of Correction
Brace
Smith
Public debate on magistrate harm and juvenile flogging
A harsh critique questions English Law and Justices of the Peace for flogging juveniles including girls. The piece argues authorities misapply rules, defends clergy, and urges empathy over punishment, citing a case of a girl named Louise Tillet punished for desecrating a Prayer Book.
Progress of the Social War in Ireland
A critical overview of Tenant Right, Repeal, and Anti-Rent agitation in Ireland. It recounts the murder of Major Mahon near Strokestown, describing tenant conflicts, impacts on property rights, and debates over pauper relief and landlord duties. It argues for a balanced approach: preserve Irish property, enforce a Poor Law, and deter mob vengeance.
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Ireland
Major Mabon
Strokestown
Roscommsa
Lang
Sharman Crawford
Major Mahon
Board of Guardians
Aswoys
Barthen
Proclamation for the Meeting of Parliament 1847 Prorogation Orders
A royal proclamation from Windsor announces Parliament will be prorogued from November 11 to November 18 1847 and reconvened at Westminster for urgent business. The document records court attendance by ministers and officials and commands attendance of Lords Spiritual and Temporal and elected members for the prorogued session.
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Wiypsop
Windsor Casus
Royal
Prince Albert
Marquis of Lensdowns
John Russell
Treachury
Charles Wood
Exchejuer
Earl Grey
Earl of Auckland
Admiralty
Marquis of Cianncarde
Lord Campbell
Lencaster
Earl Spencer
Duke of Norfolk
Disart
Huncar
Earl of Morley
Huo
W. L. Barborat
Royal Hotel
Slough
Victoria
Privy Council
United Kingdom
Great Britain
House of Commons
Westminster
Windsor
Queen
Epidemic in Tuscany and Italy Follows Disturbances
Reports from Florenca indicate escalating typhus with widespread hospital crowding. The fever rages despite efforts, with 74 patients in municipal homes and increasing intemperate conditions. casualties include a police surgeon as the disease targets laboring classes. Nearby Marseille notes telegraph dispatches about ships near Leghorn and Naples. Adelphi Theatre to stage Gabrielle memory piece at Peake memorial.
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Florenca
Tuscany
Italy
Surgeon Square
Ani
Nouvelliste
Marseilles
Naples
Leghorn
Neas
Fiorem Adelphi
R B. Peake
Adelphi
Gabrielle
Iraq
Ireland
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Aylesbury
John Tewell
Sarah Hart
Salthill
Lord John and the
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Cossley
Stourbridge
James Cooper
Birmingham Journal
Vallombroso
London
Tusculum
Albany
Lowpoy
DiGusas
Monpay
Torssar
Prince of Wales
Wrongapay
Taveapay
St. Martin's
Farpay
Cambridge
Great Britain and Breland
Elias
Blas
Feu
Bonday
Au Oald
the Weekly Chronicle
Currency and Trade
Bruce
Louise Tillet
Cher
London Gazette
Windaor
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