Loss of the Stephen Whitney off Cork coast shocks Liverpool
Liverpool Albion reports the New York packet Stephen Whitney, of 1,034 tons, bound for Liverpool, was wrecked off the Calves near Crookhaven on the night of November 10. Of 110 aboard, 91 perished including captain Popham. 19 saved. Details from Skibbereen letters corroborate the disaster and cargo wash ashore. inquiries trace misreading a lighthouse to the ship’s fate and note extensive wreckage and salvage attempts.
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Liverpool Albion
New York
Stephen Whitney
Nouth
Ireland
Mersey
Stephen Whitey
Jeter
Liverpool
Skibbereen
America
Royal Mail
Cambrie
Lloyd's
Pon
Cambria
Mesers. Smith and Co
Wateratreet
Nev
Thom
Roberta
M‘cabe
Sweeny
Iriah
Stubinson
Liverpol
Alice
Stephen Whitney Wee
Burden
Red Star Line
Mesers. Thomas and Joseph Sacds and Co
Consignees
St Andrew
Stephen Whitner
C. W. Popham
Aed
W. C. Thomps
Sarah Sands
Cork Southern Reporter
Baltimore Harbour
Skibbereen Mail
Cork
Popham
Cape Clear
Crookhaven
Kinsale
Flora Hastings
J. Allen
Mesers
J. Sands
Skoll
S.W
Mivedine
Shis
Scoitland
Lieutenant Short
Coast Guard
Niphock
Limerick
Thomas Allen
Livesroor
Canton House
Stephen Titney
Tegrat
Jockhaven
Skull
Baltimore
H. Vharmson
Droits of Admiralty
Messre
Td J. Sands
Krom Oar
Dawn
Tong Ep
Atabeae
Creekhaven
Erin
Nie
Rock Island
Rock
Disaster at sea leaves eighty three passengers lost
A steamer wrecked off West Calf Island after striking the rocks in a sudden calamity. Eighteen survivors, many drowned, with a detailed roll of crew and passengers including Thomas Allen and Patrick Peterson. Rescue via coast guard and island inhabitants followed, as cargo items and names of the dead and missing were slowly catalogued.
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Providence
West Calf Island
Skull
Cape Clear Island
Cape
Stephen Whitney
Coast Guard
Bannon
Skall
Thomas Allen
Connecticut
James D. Mackey
William Johnson
Yorkshire
Joseph Miller
John Hatheway
David Ferguson
Glasgow
William Smith
Baltimore
United States
H. Hume
Fife
Scotland
Daniel Greves
Johnstowne
T. Jackson
Boston
John Pearson
New York
George Prince
James Saunders
Adolphus Jackson
Edward Ekie
Movil
County Donegal
James M‘glaskey
Fenny
Derry
Joseph Butler
City of
Dublin
Patrick Peterson
Roscrea
County Tipperary
Peterson
Ireland
America
Charles W. Popham
Cork
Robert Gill
Southampton
Thames Bills
New Haven
William Riggs
Bath
Charles Brown
James Crawford
Andrew Dale
Denmark
John Williams
Carnarvon
Wales
George Raymond
Robert Griffiths
Liverpool
Benjamin Evans
Robert Hopp
New
Afr. Fordyce
Thorn
Devonshire
Robinson
M‘cabe
Ohio
Dr. Swyney
Mr. Swyney
Dungiven
Martha Duccalf
Manchester
Mary Turner
Isabella Quinn
David M‘gratan
Elizabeth Meane
Louisa Brenusp
Kilkenny
Tipperary
William Brown
Bridget M‘kaith
Henry Jones
South Wales
Griffiths
Egan
Sligo
Rosa M‘cormick
Eliza Muller
Skibbereep
Enforcement of the Poor Law in Ireland Sparks Inspections
The Commissioners of Poor Lena in Ireland urge inspectors of unions to vigorously solicit and enforce rate payments, following Lord Clarendon's pledge for full Poor Law effectiveness. A Globe report notes finance arrears and reactions to Napier's pension discussions in Portugal, while Bath reports a forged note scam tied to the North Wilts Bank. A city case ends with a bank directorate-backed trial and a fatal injury to Inspector Gibson.
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Ireland
Lord Clarendon
Globe
Bath
North Wilts
Wm. Green
Chippenham
North Wilts Bank
Todd
Gibson
Sraud
Bristol
Surrender of Friburg Reported by Journal des Debats
The Journal des Debats said France received word Friburg had surrendered after a 13 November clash. Government troops occupied Friburg at 10:30 am next day. key capitulation terms included renunciation of the Sonderbund alliance, immediate federal occupation, disbanding Friburg forces, and gate control to enforce order.
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Journal Des Débats
Friburg
Arma
de Aus Soglo
Sonderbund
Argae
Zefugen
Bale
Canton of
Belfauz
Dufoar
Riburg
Berne
Zarith
Moepe
Freiamt
Argau
Muti
Zurich
St. Gall
Woblen
Muri
Sunderbund
Ziegler
Bourckbard
Arno
Lucerne
Zug
Donatz
the League
Paris
Switzerland
Italy
M. Gulzot
Movement Party
Anatria
Dufour
Federal
Liberal
Guizot
Louis Philippe
Belgium
Rome
France
M. Rosel
Calabria
Messina
Piog IX
Parte Cralté
Diario de Roma
Pius X
Pere Perrone
Company of Jesus
Perrone
Mapsip
M. Bravo Murillo
General Mantel de la Concha
Grand Duke
Tuscany
Modena
Modenese
Havmankstt Tagatze
Thureday
Petrician
John Savile
Mr. Sullivan
Arthur Courtnay
Henry Farren
Dodge
Farren
Curtius
Curtis
Cresas
Chapman
Letitia Bradley
Miss Reynolds
Misa
Misa Chapman
Australia
Dr. Dodge
Ferrer
H. Ferren
Young Courtnay
Charles Surface
Bishop of Manchester libel case against James Prince Lee
The Attorney General moves to compel Thomas Gatteridge to show cause why a criminal Information should not be filed for a libel against James Prince Lee the Bishop of Manchester. The libel accuses Lee of lying drunkenness and malignity. affidavits and letters from church figures and others defend Lee’s character. Rule nisi granted to proceed with the case.
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Regina
James Prince Lee
Mancheater
Aris
Birmingham
King Edward's School
Manchester
James Prince Leo
James Prince’ Lee
Taostas Gutresince
Cancon Street
John Bull
Quedh
Monnar
Macey
Denman
Erle
Wallis
Lewes
Fitzroy Kelly
Pyne
Lord Denman
Woods
Earl of Portarlington
Roble
Evans
Lawson
Lord Nelson
Trafalgar
Harris Nicolas
Consetr Y. Hupsox
Court of Exchequer
Cobbett
Hag
Justice Patteson
Brother Patteson
Coleridge
Brown
Chapman
Hudson
Mr. Cobbett
Baene
Justice Coleridge
Erection of Manchester Bishop Elect Prince Lee
The Dean and Chapter of Manchester elect Rev James Prince Lee of King Edward's Free School Birmlingham as First Bishop of Manchester by royal mandate. Three of five members were present. proctors chosen to inform the archbishop. No protests from any quarter reported amid broad support in Manchester. Downgrades note secretary of the education committee’s illness and ongoing delays in related parochial school matters. J Drinkwater Bethune named to succeed Charles Hay Cameron as parliamentary counsel at the Home Office.
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Tas Bisner
Manongsten
Manchester
James Prince Lee
King Edward’s Free School
Birmlingham
Cecil D. Wray
Oswald Sergeant
Canon Clifton
Canon Parkinson
St. Bees’ College
Cumberland
Genceman
F. Robarts
Austin
Gutteridge
Lee
Beo
Kays Laurrieworrs
Privy Council
Edinburgh
Wa Belleva Wo
Shuttleworth
J. Drinkwater Bethune
Home Office
Charles Hay Cameron
Todian Law Council
Supreme Council
Calcutta
Extension of the Episcopate Scheme Proposed for New Bishoprics
A matured plan seeks to expand England and Wales church hierarchy by creating 31 new sees, reassigning archdeaconries, and forming several new dioceses from existing ones. It details endowments, incomes, and the distribution of landed support, with specific bases for primacy and regional bishops, and notes minor alterations possible before Parliament.
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Bangor
St. Aseph
Llandaff
St. David's
Brecon
Cardigan
Bath and Wells
Bath
Bristol
Canterbury
Kent
Rochester
Chichester
Sussex
Ely
Bedford
Aontingdon
Sadbury
Bury St. Edmund's
Exeter
Cornwall
Bodmin
Barnstable
Totness
Plymouth
Hereford
Lichfeld
Salop
Shrewsbury
Lichfield
Derby
Lincoln
Stamford Oy Beaton
Stow
Gaiveborough
Nottingham
Southwell
London
Westminster
Southwark
Surrey
Norwich
Norfolk
Yarmouth
Walsingham
Suffolk
Ipswich
Oxford
Berkshire
Windsor
Buckinghamshire
Peterborough
Leicester
Cotchester
Chelmaford
St. Albans
Sea of Rochester
Salisbury
Dorset
Sherborne
Winchester
Channel Islands
Jersey
Worcester
Birmingham
Coventry
Warwickshire
Carlisle
Chester
Manchester
Liverpool
Lancaster
Northumberland
Durham
Newcastle
Hexham
Craven
Ripon
Halifax
Leeds
East Riding
Cleveland
Beverley
Whitby
England
Wales
Sodor and Man
York
Protests Over Hampden Elevation and Other Notices
Oxford reports that heads of houses discuss a solemn protest against Dr Hampden’s elevation to the bishopric. The issue accompanies notices on Dr Samuel Hinds’s appointment as Regius Professor of Divinity, Lordship matters, inquests, obituaries, and legal proceedings in a broad set of Victorian-era items.
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Hampden
Hinds
Whately
Dublin
Law. Court of Chancery. Sarvznor v Stzraine decision
Lord Chancellor delivers ruling on two Vice Chancellor orders in the Tivoli Tea Gardens matter. Injunction to remain but amended to limit scope. Committal order for breach discharged. case to be stayed to allow action on covenants. Plaintiff occupier of house near Gravesend. defendant Senate of a nearby plantation converted to Tivoli Gardens.
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Qourt
Chanchey
Sarvznor
Mass
Stzraine
England
Constitution Crescent
Windmill Hill
Gravesend
Tivoli
Thomas Smith
Bia
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C. Narita
Portnaal
C. Napier
Finance
Portugal
Duke of Wellington
Tagus
Sir C. Napier Ia
Evirors Resegerivery
Pontic Press
Lonpox
James Prince Lea
Tuomas Gutrenipos
Cannon Street
Birminghem
Gatteridge
Rugby Grammar School
King Edward the Sixth’s Free Grammar School
Bluecoat School
Tindal
Hodgson
Foster
Bishop
Moore
Daniel Ledsam
Joseph Fletcher Bickerdike
Bickerdike
Mr. Lee
Thomas Duxcombe
Finsbury
Lisbon
Inguana
J. P. Neary
Tattingatone
J. P. Neale
Westminster Abbey
Minster
Groven
Brosssis
Grover
Wolf
Bockham
Wolff
Bokhara
Persia
Lord Aberdeen
Soho
Barrow
John Moore
Kater
Royal Society
The
Geographical Society
National School House
Bethnal Green
Wesley
Joasph Brown
St. Matthies
James Harris
All Saints' Church
Mile
New Town
P. Osborne
Seymour Street
Euston Square
Alice Tarray
Tarray
Clarendon Square
Thomas Tarray
Phillips
E. Tarry
Slater
Court OF Common Pleas
Sarozpar
Lopss Asp Axoraer
Puspar
Guildball Nisi Price
Creaswell
Serjeant Byles
Porday
Pental
Woolwich
Pestal
Peatal
Jefferies
Glover
Pesta
Rasals
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