British and Irish News Across the Atlantic Report
From Liverpool to New York a busy telegraphic flow records ship arrivals with late files, political notes, and frontier grievances. Reports describe Native deputations to Queen Victoria, Canadian incidents, Madrid and Barcelona unrest, and domestic urban scenes including Rebecca across London gates, a Clapham fire, police reforms, and rising Manchester and Leeds trade activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Liverpool
Britannia
Columbus
Southerner
New York
Great Western
Jackson
Lake Superior
Upper Canada
St. James’s
The
New York Inquirer
Great Britain
Ceptein
North Pole
Captain Ross
Erie Canal
Montreal Transcript
Buchannan
Q.C
Louis Joseph Papineau
Edmund B. O'Callaghan
Ahora Storrow Brown
Nada
Sir C. Metcalf
Quebec
Three Rivers
St. Lawrence
Ontreal
England
Highland
S. C
Madrid
Fuencarral
Mazarado
Perpigran
Barcelona
Ametler
St. André
Tiana
Martorel
Isabella
Valencia
Prim
Pronunciamento
Saragossa
Heo del Comercio
M. J. Ugarte
la Muela
Perpignan
Girouva
Arnoz
Diario
San Andres de Palomar
San Andres
Besos
Martel
Ebecca
Lonnox
Rebecca
Wales
London
Hill
London University College
Gower Street
Newroad
Holborn
Broad-street
Bloomsbury
Hampstead-road
Pim
Cock Tavern
Emerson
V Division
Inspector Creed
Waterloo
Tue MeErtasoroniran Police Foncz
Marylebone
Mechanics’ Institution
Circus-street
New-road
Williams
Peter Laurie
Manchester
India Mail
Leeds
Wolverhampton
Scotland
Trish
Belfast
Death of John T L Weippert leader of Her Majestys Quadrille Band
An inquest in Surrey examined the death of John T L Weippert aged 45, leader of Her Majestys Quadrille Band. Eyewitness Seignette described a dark Bushy Park carriage collision near Hampton Court that left Weippert dead and others injured. The verdict was accidental death. The hearing also covered an inquest into Mary Haynes in Haggerstone, who allegedly died after her husband William Haynes gave sulphate of potash to induce miscarriage. Evidence tied the poison to the death, with adjournment for further proceedings and to hear from the drug seller.
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Moulsey
M. Seignette
Hampton Court
Bushy Park
Teddington
Witess
Monussey
Weippert
Seignette
Baker
Bushy-park
George Barham
Young
Hampton Court Bridge
London
Diena
Barham
Duke of Sussex Tavern
Haggerstone
Mary Haynes
William Haynes
Martha-street
Worship Street
Bingham
Heritage
Wilmington Square
Sarah Reynolds
George Reynolds
No. 4
Haynes
Golden Key
Norton Folgate
Pickering
Mr. Pickering
Mark Pickering
No.8
Hertford-place
Strand
Mr. Coward
G. W. H. Coward
New North Road
Hoxton
Outcry Over Alleged Assault and River Rescue Explored
In Lambeth and Kennington areas a chemist Edward Morse faced an inquiry after gossip claimed he drugged and assaulted a young woman, Emma Munton. The case opened with Morse denying the allegations and a maid recounting how she received medicine at Morse’s shop before drinking a bitter wine and being led into a cab, with authorities noting the victim’s evident distress and need for further evidence.
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Cottingham
Union Hall
Edward Morse
Devonshire Street
Kennington Lane
Lambeth
Pon
Kennington-lane
Cot
Lambeth Church
Prince’s Road
Kennington
Emma Munton
Wood
No. 144
Mr. Cottingham
Morse
Kennington Cross
Wr. Wood
Crouch
Ma Morse
Humphreys
Archbutt
Sloanes Square
Elizabeth Talbot
Edmead
Barn Cottage
Passau
William March
Howse
Barking
Tower-street
Lime Street
Cornhill-ward
Customs
Farebrother
Hobler
Sun
Towerstreet
Howie
Worship-street
Thomas Hopkins
Waller
Hopkins
Harles
Jury lists and short weight cases at Holloway court
The magistrates received lists of jurors and inspectors to adjudicate short weights and measures. Several pedestrians faced fines for short or false measures at various inns and shops around Highgate Hill Crouch End Holloway Clerkenwell and Goswell Street. The report covers Vitriol assault at the Union Hall and a disturbance at the Rotunda in Blackfriars Road with bail ordered to keep the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child
Turner
John Thomas
Crown
Highgate-hill
James Brett
Crouchend
Thomas Tanner
Hornsey-road
John Taylor
Brazer-street
Holloway
John Cock
Percival-street
Clerkenwell
Mr. Jones
Duke of Wellington
Goswell-street
James Turner
St. Luke's
John Harley
White-croga
UNION
O 'Tig
Harriet Swindler
Hannah Howse
Roroxpa
Thomas Bamford
Edward James
Dramatic Society
Rotunda
Blackfriar’s Road
Cottingham
Emma Davis
St. George’s Church
Mr. Cottingham
Lloyd’s
Falmouth
Euphemia
Sunderland
St. Amedeo Constance
Poulet
Havre
Vera Cruz
Antilles
le Deseada
Guadeloupe
South Shields
Tynemouth Castle
Northumberland
South Shields Life Boat
England
Villa Nueva
Spain
Cork
Dover
William
Robinson
Hull
St. Petersburgh
Ann
William Jones
Portmadoc
Bardsey Sound
Stouscai
Finland
Adventure
Newcastle
London
Quebec
Express
Margate
Bristol
Beaver
Rochester
Norfolk
Darlington
Wright
Grimsby
Christopher Ransom
Raboon
China
Neptune
Tartar
Hosier
Mansion House
Hobler
Marylebone
Stephen Davies
Somerset Wharf
Bankside
Belgrave-square
Stanhope
Hobart-place
No. 4
Killingham
Legation
Davies
Knightsbridge
Oxford Street
Important to Mothers Hooping Cough Cure Ad
An 19th century notice touts Farley’s Never Failing Remedy as a swift cure for hooping cough claimed to eradicate the illness in days. Cites clergy founder Rev Wm Farley of Saffron Walden Essex and distribution by Barclay and Sons in London with bottles priced at a shilling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Farley
Saffron Walden Essex
Barclay and Sons
Farringdon-street
London
Patna
Bengal
H. C
Medical Board of Bengal
India
Jeremie
Sir David Dixon
Royal Naval Hospital
Plymouth
Cockworthy
Plymouth Dispensary
Dr. Watson
Middlesex Hosital
J. G. Perry
Foundling Hospital
Rao
Royal Hospital
Chatham
J. R. Martin, Esq
Calcutta
Grosvenor Street
Jackson
Graves
Meath Hospital
Dublin
Philip Crampton
Hannay
Glasgow
Yongs
Hingston
South Devon Hospital
Francis Lean
George-street
Fras. Lean
Messrs. Barclay and Sons
Edward Winstanley and Son
Poultry
Evans and Sam
Exeter
Bewley
Sackville
Scott, Thompson, and Co
Binney
Madras
Tracher and Co
Bombay
Menzies and Co
Jamaica
Wm. Blake
Montreal
Stirling's Stomach Pits Promote Health and Longevity
A 19th century advertisement claims rising Britain life expectancy due to better health and medical science. Stirling's Stomach Pits are touted as non mercury stomach remedies, suitable for all ages and even pets, with dosing based on strength. Prepared by J. W. Stirling of Whitechapel and sold nationwide in various box prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Stirling
J. W. Stirling
Whitechapel
Remarkable Brent parish cure for scrofulous wounds by Halse Drops
The Brent Devon parish guardians sign a declaration praising Halse's Scorbutic Drops for Thomas Rolins who was bedridden with large wounds. After initial improvement in one bottle he recovered enough to resume labor, with other local cures cited. Agents listed in London and price 2s 9d per bottle. See next week's details.
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Halse
Brent
Devon
Thomas Rolins
John Elliott
John Menning
William Pearse
Henry Goodman
Arthur Langworthy
London
Barclay and Soa
Farringdon Street
Hallett
High Holborn
Prout
Strand
King
Blackfriars Road
Sanger
Oxford-street
Schulze and Co
King William-street
N.B
Extraordinary Cure Claim for Holloway’s Pills and Ointment
A 1842 sworn affidavit reports William Brooke of Southwark cured of fifteen running ulcers on the left arm and leg wounds after four hospitals failed. Dr Bright advised Holloway’s Pills and Ointment, and a three week course achieved a complete recovery, prompting praise and a note on broader skin disease uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olloway
Guy's
Metropolitan
King’s College
Charing-cross
William Brooke
Cuton-street
Southwark
London
Metropolitan Hospital
King's Colege Hospital
Guy's Hospital
Charing
Holloway
Bright
City of London
Joan Prigit
Strand
Temple-bar
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Thomas
Bow Street
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Gregory
Barnard Gregory
Satirist
Miss Burgess
Wilkins
Thos. Wentworth Beaumont
Sophia Hillier
North Audley Street
Miss Witridge
Mr. Wilkins
Miss Gregory
Mr. Twyford
Vallance
North Audley-street
Amory
Twyford
Beaumont
George Purchase
William Benson
F 47
Exeter-street
Marlborough Street
Flora Petit
James
No. 1
Willow-place
Mary Rosavil
Madame Petit
Marquis of Hertford
Mary
Wericuts
Mra-Sures
Clerkenwell-green
Messrs. Wilson, Wilks
Liverpool Times
Thos. Durbridge
Whitley’s Court
Bricklane
Manilla
Benjamin Law
Excise
Her Majesty's
Richard Randall
Christchurch
Hants
G. Rose
Muddiford
Clarke
Dorset
George Phillips