John Bright Addresses Manchester Electors Meeting
A large Free Trade Hall gathering in Manchester ratified John Bright Fay M P as Reform Association nominee for the borough’s representation. Bright spoke on popular representation, religious endowments, factory hours, national education, Ireland, and electoral reform, acknowledging support and urging continued effort. An election committee was formed from a 340-name roll. Separately, Redditch needle point workers strike news and factory dust-control measures reported from the Birmingham Gazette.
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Hoera
Free Trade Hall
Reform Association
Brights
Representation of
Manchester
Pear
George Wilson
Absplow Watkine
Bere
Borough of
John Bright
Fay
Strugele
Burd
Bright
Hiss
Mack Phillips
Durham
House of Commons
Hook
Friends of National Education
Louis Philippe
Infante
Spain
Ireland
Elhher
Fie
Tyeland
Woodley
Shuttleworth
Redditch
London National Association of United Trades
Birmingham Gazette
Awful Fire at Gravesend consumes forty homes
A catastrophic blaze at Gravesend destroyed about forty houses along West street from the Town Pier to the Rosheville Gardens. Fire engines struggled due to water shortages and wind, with military aid from Tilbury Fort and surrounding towns. Deliberations on origin, extensive property loss estimated at 20 000 to 30 000 pounds, many uninsured.
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Gravesend
Garrett
Pier Hotel
West Street
Corporation
Maine
Dartford
Northfeet
Tilbury
Talbot Inn
Sre
Varios Courts
Chatham
High Street
King Street
Pope's Head Tan
Sun
Phenix, Exchange
Licensed Victualieres
Kent Fire
Gravesend Bank
Weat Street
West-street
High-street
Pariah ‘Church
Telbot Hotel
Ita
Town Pier
Clifton Hotel
Pier
Talbot Hotel
Tilbury Fort
London
Walla
Pierhead
Ordnance Department
East Gravesend
Rifles
38Th Regiment
Kelly
Northfleet
Garrat
Lea
Garratt
Kent
Cross
Greengrocer
Hoff
Draper
Patties
Pope’s Head Tavern
Gould
Thames
Kent Fire Office
Dixon
Eversfield
Carlin
Vallence
Joss Bere
Beehive
Mr. Perfit
Talbot Tavern
Messie
Hills
M‘crae
Taylor
Goodsall
Owen
Airs
Petitt
Beard
Mr. Edwards
Skillen
G. Edwards
George Rackstraw
Mr. Roxbury
Mr. Horton
Lovel
Phenix
Roe
Tuffoell
Troughton
Alliance
Itive
County
Licensed Victuall Era
Royal Exchange
Cracow annexation shocks Paris markets and dispatches
Latest intelligence reports the Prussian minister notified the annexation of Cracow to Austria to the Marquis of Normandey on Tuesday and to M. Guizot on Wednesday. The Paris panic hit stocks with Three per Cents and various bonds and rail shares quoted. sea and cargo movements noted along with public meetings on sugar duties and unrest in the Caribbean. Also covered are ship seizures under the Foreign Enlistment Act, a Weymouth duel settlement, and assorted legal notices and racing results from Newport.
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Pans
Toursday
Drs Debats Annouenses
Republic of Cracow Oy
Domnions
Austria
Marquis of Normnendy
M. Guizor
Paris
Bouvne
Orleans
Bordeaux
Cette
Spain
Madrid
Royal Mail
Tweed
G. Parsons
IRN
Southampton
Demerara
Trinidad
Grenada
St. Thomas
Jamaica
Robert Rawle
Bellhaven Bergue
Cuba
Hevanage
Clyde
Forth
Havana
Tay
Gulf of Mexico
Trent
Eagle
St. Thomas's
Steindeer
Forsayth
Customs
Glenelg
Gravesend
Moynarch
Neptune
East India
Blackwall
South America
Monarch
Farmer
General Steam Navigation Company
Leith Trae
London
Hamburgh
Weymouth
Christie
M.P
Gordon
Freestone
Worcestershire
Bullring
Kidderminster
Worcester Chronicle
Loup
Warrand
Skinnerstreet
Jardine
Bow-street
John Russell
Tilmouth
Justice Littledale
Durham
Julie Russell
Home Department
Home Office
J. Russell
Joseph Apy aGatx
Joseph Ady
Ballantine
Thames
Henry Bourse
Inland Department
General Port Office
Ady
Pelham
Bourne
H. Bourne
Amicable Assurance Society
Fleet Street
Mr. Ballantine
Mr. Bourne
Amhcabie Society
Tim
Olliver
Evane
Powell
Cooper
Little John
Capt
Broadley
W. Peeng
W. Peel
Gambler
Mr. Rowlands
Terrific Explosion of Fire Damp at Oldbury
A deadly fire damp explosion at Rounds' Green New Colliery near Oldbury killed and badly burned many workers. Coroner's inquest heard witnesses recounting the blast, the missing, and the chaotic rescue as officials assess causes and safety lapses. The disaster left many widows and orphans, prompting calls for regulatory action and broader inquiries.
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Oldbury
Green New
Newberry-lane
Holland
Con
Orpheas
George Hinchliffe
Talbot Inn
Corvert
Joseph ‘Troi
Jaco Baden
Windwill
Samuel Baden
Herrie
Latimer
Dinbury
Joseph Troth
Mr. Parker
Newberry Lane
Joseph Lroth
Thames Royle
Brown's Given
Banks
Parker
Olbury
Troth
Joseph Smith
Thomas Haines
Bankeman
John Holland
Newbury Lane
Job Holland
Thomas Morne
Thomas Morris
Thompson
Boyle
Dudley
Birmingham
Talbot Arms
Staffordshire
Wigmore
Heath
Lewisham
Binmixauam
Home Office
Whitehall
George Grey
Haswell
S. M. Pirie
Haynes
Brettell
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Oakes
Windsor
Prince Albert
Windear
Osborne House
Isle of Wight
Institute of Architects
Lord Morpeth
Thomas Waxter
Angel Inn
Islington
Finsbury
Wakley
Hounslow
Lynch
Curzon
Collett
T. Duncombe
Bowring
Douglas Jerrold
Sheridan
Kevin
Sixentan Arvyain
John Anderson
Edward Sullivan
Joseph Perry
Guildhall
Anderson
Sullivan
Pue
Deseche
Priagnera
Alderman Mesgrove
Alderman Wilson
Baiuton Caan
Albion
Lord Strathmore
Umner
Rowlands
Pemberton Os
Bevill
Lambden
Carlow
G. Higgins
Liddel
Profligate
Lonpox
Aberdeex
Nore
City of London
Woodbridge
William Smith
Wotton
Smith
Orfordness
Mysteamius Suicipz
Payne
Newcaste
St. Mary At Bill
Lower Thames Street
Elisa Baugh
John Farrell
Kent Street
Brick Lene
Billingsgate Market
Custom House
London Bridge
Gracechurch Street
Emma Toomas
Abe
Devonshire Court
Houndsditch
Robert James Smith
Francis Cecil Hamilton
Midland Great Weaterm Railway
Maynooth
Dublin
Carter
Masons’ Arms
Jane Geel
Edwin William Farley
St. Thomas's Hospital
Walworth
Lackwood
Winter Terrace
Horsemonger Lane
Buddy
Leeson
St. Thomas's Hospsiel
Mills
James Casey
Emmers
Rawstone Street
Brompton
Alfred Place Weat
Thurlow Square
Old Brompton
Alfred Place West
Ax Op Dovns
Kingston Fair
Goddard
Dape