Tithe and Church Rate Dispute at St Marys Whitechapel
Crowded parish meeting at St Marys Whitechapel amid debate over Brasenoke College Oxford request for a 3d in the pound tithe rate to fund rectory income. Speakers sparred over distributing funds among the rector and two chapels, with adjournment and threats of parliamentary action.
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ST. Mary's, Whitechapel
Church of St. Mary's
Whitechapel
Brasenoke College
Oxford
Champneys
St. Mark
St. Jude
Henderson
Clark
Simons
Death of Viscount Melbourne and his political career
An extensive obituary of Viscount Melbourne notes his death by electric telegram after a long tenure as First Lord of the Treasury. It chronicles his career from early legal training at Lincoln's Inn in 1797 to his rise in Whig politics, brief stints with Canning and Wellington, and his eventual leadership. The piece comments on his cautious, sometimes procrastinating style, his influence on Ireland and the Reform era, and his mixed record as Home Secretary and Prime Minister, along with reflections on his public reception and legacy.
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Baptist W. Nott
Noel
St. John’s Chapel
Strand
Clare Market
Glovers and Hosiers
Halborn
Reading
Great Western Docks
Plymouth
Oriental and Peninsular Company
Europe
England
Manchester
Percival
Dalton
Health of Towns Journal
Metoronhrax CommissionRes
Eclcorn
Finsbury
Earl of Carlisle
Albion Tavern
Blackfriarn Road
Stamford Street
Grange Road
Rotherhithe
Hickman
Holloway
Kentish Town
Phillimore Place
Chelsea
Menoreant Sxroetons
Warship
John Landy
John Qornton
Ody
Ace Strong
Hackney
Peti
Orome
Simpson
Lundy
Thornton
Clark
Cin Arig
Day
Horsford
Iesea
Coe Fonth
Rome
Lord Melbourne
Treasury
Addington
Grenville
Portland
Perceval
Canning
Goderich
Weillington
Grey
Peel
Viscount Melbourne
Laa
Lincoln’s Inn
Caroline ‘Ponsonby
Lamb
Caroline Laab
Tega
House of Commons
Whig
Charles Fox
Mr. Lamb
Leominster
Haddington
Burghs
Portarlington
Peterborough
Hertfordshire
Leason
Mr. Canning
Ireland
Lord Liverpool
William Lamb
Lord Palmerston
Grant
Glenelg
Haskisson
Pitt
Fox
Castlereagh
Tierney
Sheridan
Brougham
Huskiston
Wyndham
Mackintosh
Wilberforce
Plunket
Whitbread
Duke of Wellington
Lord Grey
Home Department
Home Office
Slesder
Lord Althorp
Julian Russell
Calthorpe Street
Doreetshire
House of Lords
Lord Ripon
Lord Stanley
Duke of Richmond
J. Graham
Earl Spencer
Althorp
Melbourne
Robert Peel
Italy
Avery
Daniel O'Connell
Hays
Lord Belbourne
William IV
Queen Victoria
Kingcraft
Nore
Francie Fitzgerald
Gilligan
Britain Street
France
Dublin
Eara
Times
Wexford
Sarah Dawson
Penfoldtow
Boston
Pepper
Capt
Goole
Vines
Spalding
Lincolnshire
Bedford
Charles Street
Groavenor Place
Sarah Waters
Canterbury
Mary Ann Barns
Plammere'’s Row
Commercial Road East
Waters
Abe
William Prescott
St. Hermon's Buildings
Lord Combermere
Belgrave Mews East
Greave
Fevy
Plummer's Row
Dockhend
Hyde Park
Ratcliffe
W. Bloram
Duke Street
Grosvenor Square
Wilfal
Newgate
Court OF Exchequer
Cniam
Cox
Custom House
Humfrer
Bis
Ma. Banpens
Barber
Bromley County Court
Maria Portery
William Liever Ferix
Moxty
James Expinasse
Gibson
Herring
Tibelt
Tibelt. Mra. Tollemache
Martha Long
Mra. Tollemache
London
Exeter
Richard Kenrick
Lord Hantingtower
Scotland
Mra. Tolle
Mra. T
Mansion House
Derby Sweers
Alderman Wilson
Derby
Watts
Knight Rider Street
Walla
Guildhall
Psomist
Tim Flinn
Moon
Hunter
Margaret O’connor
Mr. Pelham
Tim
Mister Flinn
Jim
Margaret O'Connor
Chambers
Gooler
Alderman Moon
Emerald Isle
Worship Street
Axotizs
Guarda
Thomas Lincoln
Grenadier Guarda
Arnold
Ellen Kirby
Northampton Street
Cambridgston
Edwar Foater
Spencer Street
St. George's
Asaault
Bat Gald
House of Correction
France and Germany stir on eve of elections and unrest
Paris reports rising unrest amid parliamentary clashes over government abuses in the current election. General Cavaignac backed by supporters, while Louis Napoleon factions gain momentum. Berlin and Prussia face constitutional conflict as the National Assembly denounces taxes and asserts civil liberties, with Archduke John promising peace and reform amid tensions across German states. Meanwhile British Cape and Irish dispatches note Versey and Treland developments, arrests, and public disorder advised by authorities.
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Paris
Syles Favre
Parises
M. Jules
General Cavaignac
Louis Napoleon
Generala Bedeac
Chengarnier
Bonepartes
MM. Thiera
Danjou
Toulouse
Cote d'Or
Bearix
National Assembly of
Berlin
National Assembly
Brandenburg
Brandenburg Ministry
Prussia
Germany
Frankfort
Imperial Assembly
Archduke John
Empire
Schmoerling
Beckerath
Peucker
R. Moh
Duckwitz
Assassination in Rome and Cape rebellion reports
A letter from Rome confirms Count Rossi's assassination at the Chamber of Deputies with police posts near the scene. Parallel dispatches note the Boers’ rebellion quelled and rewards offered for Pretorius’ head. Additional items report a Boston murder, Lincolnshire inquest, and various court notices and local incidents across Britain.
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Rome
Sta Iist
Rosni
Count Rosai
Chamber of Deputies
Palazzo Della Cancelleria
Rossi
Alba
M. Rossi
Messi
Cardinal Gazzoli
Mary Anne
Cape
Pretorius
Bloem Pleats
Greenock
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Isle of Grain
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Queenborough
Devexcks
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Portamouth
Isle of Wight
Southampton Water
Portsmouth
Bem
Hhis
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Ber
Bom
India
Lord Hardinge
Calcutta
Himelf
Service Gazette
Torts Oy
Sisyphus
Marryatt
Cologne
Archy
Tuk
Peorte
Caps of Good Hope
Doegaum
Erasmus
Magalisberg
Gert Kroger
Kroger
Potgester
P. Bester
Bester
Saunders
Haoniba
Zama
Napoleon
Waterloo
Scipio
Wellington
H. Smith
Bloemfontein
Harry
Wenburg
Colenberg
Kreli
Butterworth
Treland
Cape OF Good Hope
Great Western Railways Company
Keene
Bath Journal
Earl of Clarendon
James Brooke
K.C.B
Labane
Sardwak
Ahip Mwander
Henry Keppel
C.B
Sarawak
Prince Metternich
Brighton
Goodwin Sands
Prince Richard Metternich
Baron Hugel
Tie Son
Richard Metternich
Baron C. Huge
Hamagate
Brighton Gagette
Law & Police
Southwark
Sarah M'Donald
Secker
Austrother
Orchard Street
Orford Street
Alma
Mr. Secker
Barstor
Weat London
Bristol and Exeter
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