Protest Meeting Demands Inquiry For Rajah of Sattara
A Thursday night meeting on Queen Street, attended by Rangoo Bapoogee and about 200 to 300 people, urged an inquiry into the Rajah of Sattara's purported persecution. Dr Bowring chaired, condemning the alleged injustices and urging Parliament and the British public to restore the Rajah and address forged documents presented by supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qie
Parliaf
Sattare
Rangoo Bas Popees
Dr. Bowring
Saharei
England
India
Bowring
Rajabof
Sattara
Europe
Poland
Cheere
Bry
J. Williams
Latiere
East India Company
The
Rangoo Bapoogee
George Thompson
Ronoo Bapogee
Mr.Rowton
Mr. Rowton
Rungoo Bapogee
Rungoo Bapoogee
G. Thompson
India House
Hear
Charles Gilprimn
Rupgoo Bapogee
Ead
F. Rowter
Thompson
Menars, Lyall
Mantermen
Williams
Eight Lives Lost In Damp Explosion At Euxton Mine
A deadly fire damp explosion occurred at the Euxton Burgh coal mine of Mr Julio Hargreaves jnp around five to six in the morning. Eight workers died including Thomas Halliwell and his daughter Jane, with others injured. An inquest at the Wheat Sheaf Inn, Coppall, found accidental death, blaming Halliwell for entering an unexamined area. The fireman’s duty to test for fire damp was highlighted amid tension over female workers in the mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julio Hargreaves
Jnp
Euxton Burgh
Esid
Thomas Halliwell
Jane Halliwell
Seth God William Turner
William Wilding
Mary Booth
Jane Moss
James Hooth
Thomas Graham
Thomas Farrimond
Thomas
Joseph Farrimond
Richard Lomax
Wheatsheaf Inn
Coppall
R. Palmer
J. Gaskell
Bolton
Hargreaves
Joseph Hale
William Turner
Seth Turner
Mr. Hargreaves
Jackson
Halliwell
Extraordinary accident on the South Eastern Railway
An engine and tender raced without a whistle between New Cross and London Bridge, crashed at the terminus with ferocious force, injuring no one and causing property damage under £300. The driver and stoker were detained, a preliminary inquiry found no criminal liability, and the line was cleared by afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Eastern Railway
New Cross
London Bridge
Brighton
Dover
William Dart
Croydon
London
Dart
William Bull
Bull
Thorsday
South Eastern Railway Company
Caee
Greenwich
Joss
Poin Oruick
JW. Dart
London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway Company
Traill
Trail
House of Correction
Sae
Galt
Annerley
Sydenham
Collision on the Manchester and Loss of the Arragon
From the Manchester Guardian reports a collision near Steeport station on the Manchester and Birmingham division of the London and North Western Railway caused no fatalities though many passengers were injured. The coal train and the mail train collided. engines overturned and line blocked for hours. Seven people needed hospital care at Stockport Infirmary, including a clergyman and several travelers. Separately the American ship Arragon, Coffin, of Boston, wrecked off Sand Heads due to misidentified lights. vessel and cargo valued around twenty thousand rupees, later sold for 300 rupees with all cargo lost. crew saved by the steamer Union and thanked Captain Bartlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester Guardian
Nove
Steeport
Manchester and Birmingham
London and North Western Railway
Manchester
Stockport
Stockport Salon
Mersey
Mein ‘Vine
Lord Vernon
Walenpine
Poyntonecallieries
Souther
John Ogden
James Walton
Winterbottom
Sohn Fos
Sohn Murname
Heaton
Norris
Ramsbottom
Longaight
Heatun Norrie
Menchester
Masses
J. G. Harrison
Corry
Cassidy
Thomas Tippett Cole
Torquay
Indy
Wellington Arms Inn
Stockpost
John Stoneman
Maysey
Birmingham
Arregon
Coffin
Tunate Ines
Arsagop
Cape of Good Hope
Aucost
Falge Point
Pagoigas
Aonta
Spain
Agh Walter
Weseel
Ue Sea Rece
Atom
Union
Ajlon Beard
Benal
Bartlett
Calcutta Star
Meese, Mackenzie, Lyall, and Co
H. G
wJbich
Starvation in Marylebone The Workhouse Test
The Marylebone Board of Directors and Guardians met to probe serious charges against workhouse officers after the coroner's jury verdict in the Louisa Mordaunt case. Testimony covered outdoor relief limits, inspector duties, and a lack of timely aid, leading to calls for broad investigations and potential dismissals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oo Frides
Board of Directors
Guardians of the Poor
St. Marylebone
Louisa Mordeunt
F. W. Bushill
Messer
Mordaunt
Walpole Eyre
Mr. Messer
Langley
Mallelien
J. Hamilton
Mr. Meeser
Potter
W. Stirling
Mr. Calley
Mary Anne Mordaunt
Sir. Messer
My. Calley
Mr. Potter
Anderson
Pouter
W. Eyre
Martin Thackeray
J. Hawilton
Reform of Salt Monopoly Debate at Manchester Meeting
An influential meeting of Manchester merchants, manufacturers, and inhabitants pressed abolition of the India salt monopoly. Mayor Armitage presided as speakers denounced the salt revenue system as oppressive, urging abolition and a petition to end the duty on salt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Manchester
India
Etkinah Armitage
Robert Gardner
Alderman Watkins
Samuel Fletcher
WW. Stuart
E. Shewcross
Iane
Nephabia
Remarkable and Largest Perversion to Romanism
A metropolitan daily is poised to pass into Roman Catholic hands with a Midland noble as principal proprietor. The piece accuses Tractarians and Romanisers of corruption, condemns Popery, and mocks coverage from Times Herald Chronicle Daily News and Morning Post. It cites the Earl of Shrewsbury chapel opening and notes royal academicians prefer Wellington issue removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropulitan
Romaniate
Midland
Feber
Rome
Times
Herald
Chronicle
Daily News
Morning Post
Earl of Shrewsbury
Cheadie
Alton Towers
Wellington
Proposed Expedition of General Flores Amid Steamship Seizures
The Lords of the Treasury halted the Monarch and Neptune and seized the Glenelg, a large emigrant ship, amid suspicions they were outfitted for a Flores led expedition to Ecuador. Customs and police investigations found refitted vessels, 250 men aboard, and arms shipments en route to Spain. The case highlights suspicions of foreign hostilities and potential asset seizures with possible penalties for owners and crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Flores
the Treasury
Monarch
Neptune
General Flores
General Steam Navigation Company
Green
Glenelg
East India Duche
Chararete
East India Company
Ulmont
Flores
Columbia
London
Lord Palmerston
Baring Brothers and Cons
Manchester Commercial Association
Grevesend
Forsasth
Customs
Corunna
Clover
Blackwall
Croan
Foranyth
Heen
Spain
Thames
Liverpool
Southampton
Erith
Cuba
Accident and a swindler Chronicaled in Town News
A serious accident befalls Claude Lascelles, eldest son of Hon. W. S. and Lady Caroline Lescelles, while riding near Roehsmyrin. He is treated by Sir Benjamin Brodie after a fall from a high-spirited horse near a Richmond Railway bridge. In a separate note, a notorious swindler known as Captain Wyndham or Wellesley dies, leaving a trail of fraud and a destitute widow and children. The piece traces his true name to Page, his army past, and his fraudulent schemes across England and Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clavos Lascelles
Claude Lascelles
W. S
Caroline Lescelles
Roehsmyrin
Lescelles
Royal Military Academy
Westwich
Lady Dover
Putney
Richmond
Shikito
Patnes
Lascelles
Gemierean
Jascelles
Carliste
Castle Howard
King’s Head Hotel
Wyndham
Siengh
Windsor
Wynodhaw
Wellesley
Benkers” Lhecks, &c
Jinto Wales
Eyque
N& Be
Hia Curpasion
Wye
Theroupos
London
Wyndhem
Banda, &c
Page
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Ineland
Edmonton
Hollingworth
Wynchmore Hill
Metropolitan Police
Wynchmwre Hill
Pans
Thuradsy
Cracow
France
Paris
Jaqueminat ix
Banlieue
Journal Des Debats
Free Trade Association of Paris
Duke d'Harcourt
M. Leon Faucher
M. Ortolan
M. Blanqui
Duke de Broglie
M. Duma
Society of Encouragement of National Industry
M. Adam
Boulogne
Department
Pan de Calais
Baale
Strasburg
Tours
Nantes
Lyons
Avignon
Bordeaux
Cette
Heralde
Cortes
Dew
Government
Hendergan
Finance
Treasury
Rhenish Observer
Vienna
Prince Metternich
Austria
Moldavia
Wallachia
Russia
Dunuy
Tipperary
Free Pres
Somi
Limerick
Ballycannane
Pune
Nellle-Womes
Crewnend Anchor Tavern
Needle
L.J. Hansard
Roper
Gentlemen's Committee
Carden
Cochrane
Smith
Intlock
Mary Ives
John Alexander Watson
Deptford Bridge
Snost
Loka
Dearesate
FT. W. Beaumont
Bretton Hall
Barnley
Pheasanta
Hoyland Bank Wood
William
Frederick Hodgson
Moses Trout
Barneley
York Castle
John Har‘greaves
Joshua Bedford
John Smith
Daniel Harrison
Clayton Wear
Doncaster Gazette
Exthionpinany
Percels
Wil Joughby
Willoughby
J. W. Smith
Suffolk
Nottingham
Bey
Arragon
Marylebone
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