Parliamentary stir in Ban Don as independents seek honest rep
A Cork area debate outlines local discontent with Castle Bernard influence, urging a parliamentary candidate with integrity to address derelict streets, hollow promises, and shrinking population. A public meeting is proposed to rally the Ban don constituency behind a trusted, independent representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban“Yo
Jackson
Castle Bernard
Patt
Bandon
Cork
Faorti
Lorphe Grey
Ireland
Crolly
Murray
Dub
Ganer
Robert Peel
Lorp DE Guey
E. Suepen
Edward Ygien
West
Dublin
Ket
Orange Party
Lord de Grey
Lot
Edward Sugden
Orange
Mies
BB Ir
Fest
Hemself
Yno
Rsa
Paris
Istich
Lord de Key
Dublin Evening Mail
Murial
Johnsend
Greene
Vre
Euing Dail
Morning Chronicle
Berrat
Corn Exchange
Murphy
America
Alf Leod
England
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Ieland
Threefold tragedy at Burnley barracks in deadly duel and murder
A Burnley barracks mess-house scene ends in Wilful murder verdicts for Robert Morris who stabbed Lieutenant William Sharman O Grady and Isabella Hadden before dying by his own hand. The grim incident follows jealousy over O Grady and the young woman, Isabella, a 20 year old with a troubled life. The inquest records the victims, killer, and family ties, noting O Grady's Irish lineage and Morris's Aberdeen origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnley
Burley
Queen’s Bays
H. R. Molyneux
O’grady
Cockburn
Morris
Major Cockburn
Cohen
Fraser
Bolton
Mr. Cohen
Robert Morris
Wm. Sharman
Wm. Staoner
O'Grady
Baron O'Grady
Viscount Guillamore
Lord Guillamore
Darby O'Grady
Mount Prospect
County Limerick
Dublin
Kingstown
Smith
16Th Lancers
India
60Th Rifles
T. G. James
Aberdeen
Isabella Hadden
Patrick Territt
Burnley Barracks
Malta
Corfu
William Sharman O'Grady
Felo de Se
Extraordinary Riot Over Induction In Culsa Parish
Aberdeen reports a dramatic scene as the presbytery of Ganich faced strong opposition while attempting to induct Rev. Middleton as assistant to Rev. Ferdinand Ellis. A locked church door, stones and invective, riotous crowds, and police restraint marked the event before the ceremony proceeded at the manse amid public disorder. The wider note condemns church factions and predicts further conflict in Scotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curree
Scotland
Murray
Marnoch
Fugue
Aarty
Church of
Nand
Seto
Vestend
Sysston
Lord Sidinent
Lord Gillies
Trobat
Gillies
Boyle
Alexander Wood
Faculty of Advocates
Fatal Accidents at Brackwall Railway and Bethnal Green
An adjourned inquiry at London Hospital, before Mr. Baker, investigates the death of Patrick Conrady, 38, a labourer for Grissell and Peto. He was struck by a Shadwell down-carriage at Poplar, dying of accidental death. A second inquiry at Pitt’s Head, Bethnal Green, into Hannah Smith, nine months, finds death by natural causes accelerated by extreme hunger amid destitution, with the mother receiving parish aid but declining workhouse relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brackwall
Baker
London Hospital
Patrick Conrady
Robert Hope
Grissell
Peto
Poplar
Shadwell
Pitt's Head
Tyssen-street
Bethnal-green
Hannah Smith
Jane Cook
Turk-street
Bethnalgreen
Charles Christia
St. Matthew
Béthnal Green
Maniac Visitor to Buckingham Palace
A man described as Charles Mann, about 27 or 28, threatened admission to Buckingham Palace on Saturday night with a writing desk and claims of royal rank. He was detained, examined by surgeons, deemed insane, and committed to Bedlam via Home Office warrant, with Windsor and Bow Street details outlining erratic behavior and subsequent hospital transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Curtis
America
William Scholefield
Association
Joseph Starge
Joshua Scholefield
William Boultbee
White
Sturge
Edwin Thompson
England
Mr. Curtis
Salt
Friends of Peace and Order
Tse
Midland
Derby
Nottingham
Leicester
Loughborough
Wemenaby
Cobden
Bowring
Gisborne
Lawrence Heyworth
Robert Jones
Liverpool
Dewsbury
West
Benjamin Wilson
Mirfield
Ephraim Clarke
Esq
Jones
Leeds Times
Boxton Amti-Corn-Law Association
Anti-Corn Law Association
Folds Street
H. Ashworth
Cunliffe
National Anti-Cornlaw League
Young Men’s Antimonopoly Association
McEving
Anti-Corn-law Depuries
Manchester
Spread Eagle Inn
Robert Hyde Greig
Mark Phillips
M.P
R. Cobden
Colonel Thompson
J. Wilson
T. Potter
J. Walmsley
Joseph Sturge
Ke. &c
Berry
League For
Thomas Hay
Thompson
Philanthropic Bexevolent Society
Widegate-street
Bishopsgate
Adams
Sidney Smith
Metropolitan Anti-Corn Law Association
Smith
Anderson
Allan
White Dog
Widegate Street
Liberty of the Rolls
Chancery-lane
Buckingham Palace
Dowsey
Palace
Prince of Wales
Gardner’s-lane
Charles Mann
W. Phillimore
Deacon’s-hill
Hertfordshire
Ridding
Marylebone Street
Leamington
Warwickshire
Royal Horse Guards
Windsor-castle
Ireland
Scotland
Windsor Castle
Ruggell
Bow-street
Hall
Lavies
Tothill-fields
Alexander Morrison
Bedlam
Hanwell Lunatic Asylum
Tothill Fields
Her
Herajesty
Powereast
Gardner’s Lane
King-street
James Graham
Home Department
St. George’s Fields
Viscount Hood
Great Western Railroad
Hanwell Lunatic Hospital
Iit
Dowsing
Tothill-fields Bridewell
Lam
Hughes
Home Secretary
Westminster
Wakefield
House of Correction
Coldbath-fields
Mann
Rex
Home Office
Wood
Chater
Mr. Holderness
Charles Prince of Wales
Gillman
Windsor Police
Pacific
Dennis
Augusta of
Cambridge
London
Mr. Chater
Slough
Woodman Lost After Collision with Kingston at Sea
News from Hull Times reports the Woodman bound for the East Indies collided with the Kingston off the line near Dublin. A gun was heard, lights vanished within an hour, raising fear the Woodman sank with all crew missing. Hope remains the crew survived if boats were reached before night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Indies
Kingston
M‘lean
Dublin
China
Hull Times
Literary Chronicle review of The Twin Squires and The Panise Dieax
The author writes much from little with a gossip like charm. The Twin Squires offers college life sketches and witty notes on The Art of Pluck. The second tale lacks some footing but remains amusing. The Panise Dieax is edited by Theodore Hook, Esq.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Henry Colburn
Twin-Squires
Theodore Hook
Beadle's Bell Clapper Gone in Buyemup Folly
Litigious Graspem the Buyemup beadle discovers the bell clapper and rope have vanished after muttering against bells. A public inquiry ensues. the beadle and his wife hide the clapper and rope, sparking town speculation. The council orders him to resume ringing at eight, and his salary helps fund extra Christmas provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litigious Graspem
Buyemup
Litigious
Buyjemup
Graspem
Halle
Known Beaks at a Country Inn
Betty the waitress at the Bell handles a busy night as county gents Deale and Rosewater arrive separately in a tangle of mistaken identity. The landlady, Mrs Bibulus, vents about travelers and trade while Betty and the pair trade oddball exchanges over breakfast. The scene features a humorous double act, kitchen bustle, and a running gag about beaks meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation
Betty
Betty Fortissimo
Mrs. B
Commercial Room
Travellers'room
Hanser
Robin Redbreast
Robin-redbreast
Deale
Rosewater
Bayemup
A Love Girt ron 1842 and Other Fragments
A Fragmented reading excerpt describes dining quirks and social chatter ending with a notice about a 1842 collection A Love Girt ron. It highlights a dinner scene with Betty and guests and promotes a poetry selection featuring Lilian and a Cook voyage edition.
Justice In Harr- In the Guildhall a tailor case before Sir Peter Laurie
A Marylebone courtroom report recounts tailor Jones accused of assaulting women with a blue bag and wearing long straight hair, deemed to aggravate the crime. The magistrate quips the wig logic, suggests shaving as cure, and the prisoner is discharged after the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harr
Peter Laurie
Jones
Prynne
Jack Sheppard
Milton
Origo Mali
London
P. Laurie
Delilah
Samson
Berenice
Falstaff
Jolly Gardeners
Mortlake
Surrey
William Carter
Samuel Taylor
King's Arms Tavern
John Scott
Barnes
John Jenkins
Royal William
Leith
Scotland
Aid
Folkestone
Wapping
Spicer
Greenwich
Roya William
Wakley
Hunters’ Arms
Compton-street
Brunswick-square
Henry Moat
James Claridge
Bromwich
Dore
Carter
Arthur Savage
Orchard-street
Portman
Hyde-park
Sianov
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Literary Chronicle
Eac
Homer
George Bell
Fleet-street
Lilian
Prythee
Fairy Lilian
Captain James Cook
William Smith
Cook
Tennyson
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