New Zealand sketches and Maori tombs in An Enthralling Voyage
An excerpted travelogue describes a missionary settlement vivid with English cottage life in the wilderness, Maori burial rites and tombs, portrait sessions with Te Kawaw and others, progress toward European fashions, and reflections on civilisation in Auckland and surrounding regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vances
England
Angas
New Zealand
Gomes
Mooloo
Atrea
Orakai
Te Kawaw
Kawaw
Maoua
Paora
Ngamako
Auckland
Anail
E Pera
Pera
Te Heubru
Timilar
Te Heuhen
Liverpool
Campbeltown
New South Wales
Storm Lashes Ireland Causing Floods and Damage
Terrific storm across Ireland floods Dublin and Cork areas, with high tides and breaches along sea walls. Rail lines at Merrion and Sandymount, inundated streets, rescues by Dublin and Kingstown Railway staff, and dozens of homes submerged. reports of drowned animals and extensive property loss in multiple cities including Newry and Drogheda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S.E
N.N.W
Dublin Bay
Dublin and
Kingstown
Merrion
Williamatown
Bonterstown
Bath Avenue
Bath Square
Baldoyle
Sandy Mount Strand
Bourne
Strand Road
Ringsend
Mount Emme
Drewell
Beau-street
Mall-lane
Drogu Hevsa
Drogheda
Newry
Newry Telegraph
Needham-place
Cork
The Poor Law Commissioners and the Ferrand Calumnies
A detailed report covers sea wrecks along the East Coast including the Sceptre and Briton and the Fenwick losses, along with later notes on emigration efforts, parish ceremonies, and a parliamentary Libel case involving Mr Ferrand and Mr Lewis. It notes a court ruling refusing to file criminal information against Ferrand for libel and mentions police action in Clerkenwell after a road accident and a fine for furious driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raiwar
London
Whittaker
Schwitter
Netherlands
Histaurcat
Daamss
Bohn
The
Wallenstein
Churchill
Piccolo
Ragged School
Spitalfields
King Edward Street
Mile End New Town
Tes
Lord Ashley
Chempneys
Audh
Regged Union
Tyler
Caodeavour
E.F. Woodman
Thoyt
Champneys
Howlet
C. D. Wyatt
Demerara
Gammon
Firs
Sunderland
Dennett
Fenwick
Tynemouth
Pepe
John Ruddock
Parrigan
Paddington
Royal Public House
Rotherhithe
Gravesend
St. John
Clerkenwell
Queen's Bexcu
Fuenday
Cate
Ferrand
Times
Lnst
Lewin
James Graham
Mott
Keighley Union
House of Commons
Ir.verrend
Board of Guardians of the
Martin
Q.C
Parker
Poor Law Commission
Andover Union
Chadwick
James Grasham
Fale
Keighley
Manners Sutton
Lewis
Frederic Thesiger
Attite
Crosh
Union
Sir James Graham
Mr. Mott
Sir. Walsham
Alr. Mott
Andover
John Walsham
James Greham
Poor Law Commissioners
Somerset Rouse
Matt
Halifax
Mr. Ferrand
House of Commune
Sir James
Mr. Lewis
Alr. Parker
Somerset House
Keighly Union
Araggistrate
Board of Guardians
Bovill
Lrd
Kuighley
Poor Law Commissioners’ Office
Secretary of State
Long
Bowring
Bolton
Join Walsham
Justice Erle
Mr. Borille
Mutt
Joh Walsham
Anrther
James
John Walshaw
Select Committee
Board of Guardians of
Somerset-house
Jell
Court of Queen's Bench
Crown
Jas. Graham
Merrand
Alan
Leeds
Commons
Ar. Ferrand
Peacock
Lord Denman
Nott
Henry Kelly
Messrs
Pickford
Greenwood
Camden
Shafta
Digigion of
Atalion
Whittlemore
Inquest Opens on Oldbury Pit Explosion Causes
The Dudley and Oldbury inquests resume with Home Office correspondence from 1646. Witnesses describe poor ventilation and sulphur buildup in Parker's colliery, noting air headings too narrow and insufficient cleansing. Verdicts eventually cite accidental death amid claims of neglect by the ground bailiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hinchliffe
Haynes
James Shakspeare
Joseph Smith
John Holland
Job Holland
Oldbury
Witneas
Stubbs
Edward Foley
Smith
Ajuror
John Northland
Skedmore
Trrviotdale
Bfr
Parker
Elwell
Duprey
John Brettell
J. Yardley
Cra
Thomas Haines
Oxysuny
Taent
John Yardley
Lake
Holland
Oe Holland
Betty
Also Mentioned on This Page
Huriwenue
Haimona
Simon
Hermona
Ngeungeu
Tara
Irirangi
Thomas Maxwell
Vaihake
Hauraki Gulf
Waitemata Harbour
Sarah Maxwell
Fersaith
Australia
Midland
Stonigs Oy Tak Crusapkns
Dlondon
James Burnes
Barnes
John Mills
Duncan
H. Hurst
Dickens
Punch
Bogue
Armand Carrell
National
Herapath
Ireland
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