Turbulent Irish unrest and daring escapes unfold
A dispatch details land disputes and evictions driving unrest in Kinrare, including a note on land rents. It reports an assassination attempt on WW H Davies of Halston, a gun attack near Kilcornan and a dramatic escape of fugitives Richard O Gorman and John Dillon from pursuit, with convoluted routes via Dublin docks Smyrna Constantinople Paris Arran Galway and beyond.
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Kinrare
NM. Creagh
H. Davies
J.P
Halston
Daniel
Athlone
Robert Jones
Kilcornan
Fallon
Glasson
Ballivcliffy
Betty
Auburn
Westmeath
Richard O'Gorman
Dublin
Custom House
Smyrne
Sbe
Bay of Dublin
Halpin's Pool
Pigeon House Fort
Smyrna
Constantinople
Paris
John Dillon
Killenaule
America
Galway
Church of
Rome
New York
Arran
Dillon
Atlantic
Macaulay Wins Scotland Election in Four Nations
In Glasgow on Wednesday the election results showed Mr. Macaulay with 255 votes to Colonel Mure's 203, a 52 vote majority, with Macaulay carrying all four nations. Other items note the guilty verdicts for sedition against Grant and Ranken, an acquittal for John Grant, and a devastating blaze that destroyed the Adelphi Theatre on Glasgow Green with minimal property saved.
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University Enection
Loan Rucron
Glascow
Macaulay
Colonel Mure
Grant
Ranken
Hamilton
Edinburgh
Robert Homilton
Henry Ranken
John Grant
Adelphi Tararae
Adelphi Theatre
Glasgow Green
St Andrew's Episcopal Church
Calvert
Frank Reymond
Mr. Belford
Murdoch
Adelphi
Kerr
Sheridan Knowles
Phelps
Butler
Misees Cushmas
Scotland
Wreck of Two German Emigrant Ships Off Kent Sands
Night-time wrecks on the Long and Goodwin Sands report two Bremen vessels, the Burgundy and the Atlantic, each with hundreds of emigrants bound for New Orleans and New York. Rescue efforts saved most aboard the Burgundy, while four lives were lost on the Atlantic as weather and heavy seas hampered aid.
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Long
Goodwin Sands
Bremen
Huntmaster
New Orleans
Foster
Her
Desmond
Her Majesty
Harwich
Sande
Wessel
Paseengerz
Deal
Memoirs of Castlereagh edition praised amid union debate
A lengthy literary notice reviews the Viscount Castlereagh memoirs edited by his brother Lord Londonderry. It critiques potential bias, highlights discussion of the Irish Rebellion and the 1800 Union, and quotes passages on informers, conspirators, and the 1798 drama. The piece also surveys Goethe translations and railway reform letters, with historical commentary on policy and public mood.
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Mxmors
Castia
Muacz
Charles Vane
Londonderry
London
Henry Colburn
England
Castlereagh
Lord Castlereagh
Lord Londonderry
Lord Brougham
Sheares
Versailles
Trianon
France
Ireland
Tandy
Isle of ‘Arran
Rutland
Orlmeys
Bergen
Norway
Isle of
Arran
Gunenat James Narren Tanpy
Nis
Shebmen
J. N. Tanor
Public meeting notes campaign for tax reform and army cutbacks
Financial Reform Association holds a Liverpool concert hall gathering chaired by Mr Robertson Gladstone’s absence noted. Speakers denounce high taxes on consumption, excess standing army costs, and colonial expenditures, urging retrenchment, self government for colonies, and reform of the Commons to empower industry and the middle class.
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Lord. Nelson
Liverpool
Robertson
R. Gladstone
Air
Robertson Gladstone
Hoe
F. Boult
England
A.C. Stewart
Charles II
Great Britain
Ireland
Army
West Indies
Newfoundland
Canada
Malta
The
Cape
Ceylon
Gibraltar
Spain
United States
Washington
Downing Street
British Guiana
New York
States of the Union
London
Horse Guards
1St Dragoon Guard
Grenadier Guard
Infantry of the Line
Hearst
Fiel Marshal
Scotch’Fusiliers
Prince Albert
Ita
Zo I
Adam Smith
House of Commons
China
Commons
J. Smith
J. Finch
Damages awarded in Pratt v Fletcher for criminal conversation
In a long London case, Pratt sues Dr Fletcher for damages after Pratt’s wife eloped with the defendant. Evidence outlines a five year marriage, a Portland Coffee House liaison, and a note left by the wife. The jury returns a verdict for Pratt with damages of 800 pounds, while a separate Nottingham inquest reports a death by own action under a cloud of suspected insanity.
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Custom House
Emily Taylor
Bristol
St. George's
Hanover Square
Croptey Street
Hoxton
Farron
de Beauvoir Square
Kingsland
Mr. Farran
Portland Coffee House
Great Castle Street
Oxford Market
Bis
Bia
Platoff
Thomas Price
Portland
Castle Street
Cropley Street
Tscertein
John Farran
Plaintiff
Eliza Heath
Cropley
Serjeant
Humfrey Joo
Alahores
Mr. Farra
Mympha
Gabahter
Farran
Hamfrey
Baron Plett
Nottingham
W. Brown
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Sneinton
W. H. Whyatt
E. Bull
Pentlow
Essex
Motting
W. C. Coleman
St. James's
Standard Hill
E. Bell
E. Ball
Elizabeth Berry
Cantra Lodge
Ao Slarm
Mr. White
Hospitel
Mr. Youll
Gate Tavern
Brewhouse Yard
Swann
Hobson
Thomas Sith
Bleaymire
W. Butler
Sod Boyer
Captain Wright
David Melville
Corsham
Jobn Wadsworth
William Henson
Park Lodge
Thomas Berry
Joseph White
General Hospital
W. H. Wyatt
J. Blesymire
Elizabeth Hickman
Skidmore
Bneinton
Mr. Brown
Caroline
W. Thorne
Collin Street
Abe Waa
Maton
Mary
John Croshaw
Pelham Street
Brown
John Jackson
Hoe
John Bayer
Prussia
Sundersland
Riel
J. Septimus Alderson
Nottingham Asylum
Bell
Alderson
Lauy
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Ran
Edward
Rorus Rixe
Rae Duge
Pontiaxn
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Rerus Kina
Campaicos
Goethe
Robert Fane
Chapman and Hall
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Guexxy
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