Testimonial to Mr Roebuck At Bath
A large Bath crowd welcomes Mr Roebuck after his defeat, with Admiral Gordon chairing a testimonial meeting at the Guildhall. A carved oak cabinet containing 500 sovereigns is presented, praising his anti slavery stance and reforms, while he reflects on his career and urged tolerance among dissenters amid national worries of unemployment and Ireland unrest.
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Bath
Tharedey
Roebuck
London
Bic
Guildhall
Admiral Gordon
Mr. Roebuck
Roepuck
East India Company
India
China
Court of Chancery
Burgesses
Bach
Robert Peel
Sir Robert Peel
Whiga
Venice
Osring
Roebuch
Snell ‘Unded
Diston
Nemert
Sodom
Church Party
Stein Buffer
Ireland
Roebuck warns on free trade and Cobden’s legacy debate
A parliamentary speech recalls the impact of free trade on England, arguing urgent lessons from past mistakes. The speaker cites Cobden, attacks the misattribution of woes to free trade, and predicts a renewed party struggle as Parliament opens. Roebuck thanks supporters as Alderman Hant closes the meeting with cheers.
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Ireland
England
House of Commona
Pub
Nic
Morning Herald
Cobden
Nce
Senate
Roebuck
Alderman Hant
Admiral Gordon
Extraordinary claims for travelling expenses by Lord Ashley
A Bath Election Committee fracas reveals Lord Ashley demanding £87 for travel costs to Bath, contradicting the understanding he would incur no expenses. The Bath Journal notes the dispute, amid other items on coins, voyages, and court actions.
Paris loan prospects and European unrest debated
Latest intelligence reports from Paris and London detail the likely French loan terms with no foreign interest, a Parisian trade decline contrasted by a strong wine harvest, and calls for relief measures in Ireland. The Bulletin also notes Spanish cabinet dissensions, Italian Civic Guard mobilization, Modena tensions, and Irish demonstrations amid a looming Parliament session.
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Pants
Thoreday
Journal Des Débats
Paria
Paris
Great Britain
Chamber of Commerce of
France
Joan
Bank of France
Russia
House of Rothschild
Caisse Des Depoita Et Consignations
National
le Petit Commerce
Hongkong
China
Débats
India
Sraix
Spain
Narvaez
Cordova
Res de
Civic Guard
Modena
Fivizeena
Massa
Dusiix
National Council
Colman O'Loghlen
Irish Council
Ireland
Baronet
Council
Smith O'Brien
J. O'Connell
C. G. Duffy
Kilkenny
Dixon
Sligo
G.H. Moore
Mayo
E Contra
Roche
Cork
Lord Miltown
Colman O’loughlin
Nations Council
Blackwater
Knockane Hill
County Limerick
Hugh Massy
Knockane
Armstrong
Newmarket
Fergus
Tre Court
Windson
Osborne House
Isle of Wight
Osborn
Ti Ia
West India Committee
John Russell
Society debate on land lease reforms and masters offices
The Society for Promoting the Amendment of the Law held its first season meeting at Regent Street. It reports a growing membership of over 300 including lawmakers and judges, with discussions on landlord tenant reforms and the Masters' offices in chancery.
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Regent-atreat
Lushington
Court of Chancery
Stewart
Henry VII
Pusey
Ireland
Gentemen
Vansittart Neale
Field
Courts of Equity
Cambar’s
Equity
London
Piva Voce
Neale
W. H. Clarke
Chambers
J. Stewart
Chancery
Tanatera
The Sanitary Movement and Cholera News From Astrakan
A letter from Dr. Charles Hall recounts the July cholera outbreak in Astrakan Russia starting July 3 with isolated cases on Biratchiakossa island and in the Hobode Soldatakain district. By July 13 it spread rapidly through the city, hitting military and civilian populations, with higher mortality among the poor and men. Treatments and public health lessons are discussed, including sanitation needs, baths, water supply, and cautions against alcohol. Additional notes cover a Kiel Holstein report of a cholera death, Paris’ outlook, and a coroner’s inquest in St George’s area on death from impure air and neglect of basic needs.
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Thomas Hardy
John Horne Tooke
John Thelwall
Radley’s Hotel
Bridge Street
Blackfriars
Alexander Galloway
London Corresponding Society
Richard Taylor
Richard Burnett
R. R. Moore
J. A. Parry
Joseph Beckwith
John Alexander Galloway
Thompson
M.P
Elizabeth
R. Taylor
John Horne
John Augustus Bonney
Stewart Kyd
Richard Hodgson
Thomas Holcroft
Jeremiah Joyce
Thomas Wardle
Matthew Noore
John Baxter
John Ritchter
Mr. Hardy
Jeffery
Frank Lawrence
Hardy
Tooke
Thelwall
Erskine and
Gibbs
Beckwith
Thomas Muir
Joseph Gerrald
Maurice Margaret
Fysbe Palmer
William Skirving
Havestock
St. Pancras
Privy Council
Newgate
Mr. Parry
House of Commons
Hear
British Empire
Saul
P. A. Taylor
Zimaz
Charles Hall
Russia
Austrakan
Astrakan
Biratchiakos
Orwindnick
Vuelga
Astrakap
Castile
England
Elliotson
Greenhow
Newcastle
Taz Caorena
Kiel
Holstein
Hingat
Warnanu
Preetz
Paria Presse
Paris
France
Poland
Prussia
Austria
Sea of Azof
Odessa
Russian Empire
SouThWwank
Payne
Crown Tavern
St. George's Circus
Blackfriars Road
Robert Butler
Hooper
Minadlace
King Street
Borough Road
Witess
John Woolf
Minab Place
Elizabeth Woolf
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Lord Asater
Lord Ashley
Gath
Aahkelon
Bath Journal
James Brooze
Borneo
Chatham
Lieut. Reed
Asia
Henry Keppel
James Brooke
Barnes
Dido
Admiralty
Candor
Covat
Common Preas
Powett
Brad Boby Arp Evans
Daily News
William Alfred Wering
Powell
Bristol
William Henry Smith
District Court of Bankruptcy
Waring
Smith
Mr. Smith
Baker
Church Street
Hackney
Samuel Nelme
Grove Place
Susannah Nalder
Fini
Allantt
Mary Buchen
Rs. Nelme
Wm. Allautt
Canally
Count of Chancery
George Gatty
Bay
Ford
Tyssowski
Cracow
Leze
Society For Promoting
the Sanitary Movement