Young Irelanders Hold Rotunda Meeting in Dublin
A large crowd gathered at the Rotunda for a Young Ireland remonstrance session reporting strong support for Irish national aims. Speakers defended Repeal leaders, denounced Old Irelanders and O Connell, and urged unity under a rising national association. The meeting approved a pro press resolution and honored Patrick Barry for service. funds updates followed.
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Douay
Rotunda
Saunders News
the Freeman
Dr. West
James M'Cormick
Bolton-street
Dublin
Ireland
Thomas Magee
Jung
Castle Bucks
O'Connell
Charles Gavan Duill
Tara
O'Casnell
Erin
Magee
John O'Connell
Mr. O'Connell
Smith O'Brien
Michael Crean
The
Repeal Association
Kilkenny
France
O'Conneil
S. O'Brien
Association
Mr.Flannell
Tyrante
Guarénus
Nation
Ourrauge
Barry
Patrick John Barry
Remonstrance Hepeat Committee
Dreadful Hurricane at Havannah Wrecks Many Vessels
Reports from Southampton describe a severe hurricane at Havana in early October that wrecked nearly eighty ships, with Spanish, Russian, Danish, Dutch, French, and Brazilian vessels harmed. The Royal Mail Thames and other ships endured extreme damage while crews worked to secure cables and shelter.
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Royal Mail
Thames
Southampton
Havannah
Europe
Edward Hayes
Novel
Laine
Susan
Manson
Prompt
Dunlop
Wilson
Campill
Magdalene
Agnes Jane
Richardson
William Murray
Minstrel
Faller
Bremen
Frexcu Suirs
Wan
Andronite
Blonde
Topuerre
Laborde
Nervion
Jaborde
Polka
Creolla
Tofuuta
Huaryamuah
Chappell
R.N
Court of Directore
Lunet
Wea
N.E
W.S.W
Andromede
la Place
Blunde
Tonnerre
H.M
Romney
Sheerius
Darbour
Anal
Havaoub
Bermuda
Puiirr
Habenera
War
William Rushton
Liverpool
Navy Yard
Cerro
Horcon
Colon
Sap Lazare
Regla
Leven
Theatre Tacon
Great Demonstration in Favour of the Early Closing Movement
A large Manchester gathering at Peter Street Hall supports shorter hours for workers. Leaders including Lord John Manners and Joseph Brotherton push for reform citing fatigue, education, and religious duty. Speakers warn long toil harms youth and society, urging practical action and widespread adoption of early closing across towns.
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Maxenesten
Trady Hall
Peter-street
George Wilson
The
League
John Manners
Joseph Ewart
C. Hindley
Joseph Brotherton
Charles Knight
London
Vaughen
W. Be. Hodgson
Key
Liverpool
Baptist W. Neel
W. B. Wathkina
Fey. Mayer
Manchester
Vaughan
Hedgson
M.P
J. J. Good
Kerky
B. Langley
Atheneum
John Alamera
Lord Morpeth
Manchester and Salford
Manchester Athenæum
Athenæum
Athenium
Cheera
England
William Ewart
E.q
Evers Town
Charles Koipht
Baptist Noel
Railway traffic return for week ends with varied totals
The report lists weekly railway receipts for multiple lines including Edinburgh and Glasgow, Great Western, London & Birmingham, South Western, Midland Bristol and Derby, and others. Totals for the current week are shown beside last year figures, with lines such as Glasgow Paisley and Ayr, Brighton, South Eastern Dover, and York and Newcastle contributing, alongside minor lines like Hartlepool and Arbroath.
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Fern Conte
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Great Western
Paisley
Gravesend
Heyhchler
London
Birmingham
Blackwall
Brighton
South Western
Manchester
Leeds
Midland
Bristol
Tingham
Newcastle
Carlisle
Darlington
Dover
Greenwich
Shofield
South Devon
Chester
Hirkenhead
Dundee & Arbrowth
Durham
Sunderland
Dublin
Kingstown
Drowledn
Eos
Vaislay
Grenunck
Boltor & Bury
Preston & Wyra
Ayssee
Tatl Vale
Ulster
Rats Arbroath & Forfar
Hartlepool, Lock and Rail
Newcastle, North Shields
Tyne
Eastern Union
cNorth
York and Newcastle
Aepoaneda
Feats of M ariny Tender for Weeden houses in Madagascar
Paris dispatch notes that tenders are invited by the Minister of Marine for six Weeden houses to establish Mayotte on Madagascar’s coast. Deliveries due in 120 days, at Havre Cherbourg Nantes Bar dens or Marseilles. Also covers political comment, church opening, and various disturbances including Cork food riots and a fatal Clerkenwell fire.
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Paris
Afoniteur
Mariny
Mayotte
Madagascar
Havre
Cherbourg
Nantes
Bordens
Marseilles
Presse
M. Guizot
Lord Palmerston
Pauthement
Guiea
Count de Kambatean
Seine
Cortes
Ceuta
Portugal
Cabrera
Catalonia
Senor
Sanz
George Russell Clerk
Presidency of
Bombay
India
Rajpuotana
Amballah
Ranjeet Singh
ISO
Lahore
North West Frontier
Winess
Europe
Supreme Council of India
Cork
Kintale
Board of Works
Kinsale
Francis Hodgson
de. Hawtrey
Okes
Eton
Salthill
Montem
Cone
Goswell Street
Clerkenwell
H. Shank
Powell Street
King Square
Benury Rigdon
Shark
Connorton
Whitecross Street
Rigdon
H. Bedford
St. George's Barracks
Charing-cross
Richard Gardener
Coldstream Guards
John Webster
Ilness
Ihen
Hurle
Smales
Duking
Waite Hart
Totterham Reart Road
Coro Mer
Tring Agricultural Association Holds Fifth Annual Meeting
The Tring Agricultural Association met in Tring with cattle shows in the morning on the Harcourt Arms grounds and a evening dinner at the Harcourt Arms. J A Gordon presided with Mrs Hanger as vice president. The chair commented on finances, prize counts, and debates on entailed estates and drainage reform, referencing Scotland and Ireland.
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Trine
Tring Agricultural Association
Heals
Usl
Teda
Scotland
North
Somersetshire
Hertfordshire
Bert
Hear
Tham
Fort Talbot
J. Escott
Enogland
Bectind
Onget
Busey
Berksuire
Duke of Richmond
England
Earl of Devon
Exeter
Irish Commission
Ireland
Duke of Richmond Evon
Hauge
Lords
Pusey
Court of Chancery
House of Lords
Earl Ducie
Lord Beaumont
Smith
Deanston
Dukes of Richmond
Persng
Sir R. Peel
Mr. Pusey
Sir R Peel
House of Curemons
Caithness
Great Britain
Hertford
Nugland
James
Times Commissioner
Aleoy
Marquis of Lansdowne
Edward Newius
J. A. Gordon
Aldbury
W. Carpenter
T. Titth
Tring Grange
John Mee
Robert Badrick
Tooseph Ballad
Ban
Woodman
Robbery and attempted murder in Cheshire court hearing
A Manchester hawker Mr Gill was attacked in Tabley during a robbery linked to John Wright and former associate Shannon. Widespread village interest followed as 30 witnesses testified on the defense and pursuit routes from Whitten to Northwich. The prisoner faced charges of cutting and attempting to kill and robbery, with medical testimony noting serious head and neck wounds yet recovery in progress.
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Ksvrtaroan
J. Irwin
Agill
Manchester
John Wright
Shennan
Marchester
Gill
Shanon
M‘gill
Wright
Shannon
Hollen
Wotuga
Fowels
Witterstrevt
Nontwich
Court House
Quebec
Vilage
J. &. Foster
Sulord Hundred
Besaiune
Lloyd
Altrincham
Foster
Ann Edwards
Cock Tun
Whitten
Warrington
Witsness
Eternoon
Mr. Massey
Northwich
William Pat
Ann Green
Sarah Winetenley
James Pratt
Peter Tasker
McGul
John Ulait
Ovat the Brigge
King
Barber's Farm
Harter
Kaw M'Gill
Witmiss
Windosill
Tabler
Ann Tasker
M'Gill
Elizabeth Barber
Barber
Flitergate Farm
M‘gill Core
John Barber
Hume
Blackshaw
Witkes
Knutsford
John Snelson
Samuel Wilkingon
Lord de Tabiey
Jahn Barber
Magsey
Greyhound
Lostock
Harrison
Mgill
Askir
Green
Bic
Lenax
Land sale dispute over Royal Insurance site at Juha street
Liverpool Times reports on price disputes for Royal Insurance land, noting forty yards of a 590 square yard plot at Juha street valued at 2080 pounds and a broader 10,000 pound plot with a one fifteenth share priced well above a quarter of the whole value. In Poplar a 15 year old apprentice John Dunn died instantly after a fall from the maintop yard aboard ship bo wrbarn. Verdict Accidental death.
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Ratner
Royal Insurance Company
Juha Streat
Narada
Liverpool Times
Fatan
Baker
White Horse
Poplar
John Dunn
Bo Wrbarn
Lima
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Times
Great Western Steamrhip Company
Great Western Steamship Company
Leadenhall-street
Isle of Man
Nauticus
James Hoskex
J. H
Chemins de Per
Tate
Hugland
M. Damon
Parigand Rowen
Orleans
Cheshire