Arrests of Thirteen Chartists in Manchester Conspiracy Case
Warrant actions at New Bailey Court place Feargus O Connor and other leading Chartists, including James Scholefield Leech Massey Railton Doyle and the Rev James Scholefield, under remand on a grave conspiracy charge with broader arrests across Manchester. Separate Leeds arrests target the Star editor and others linked to sedition. bail requests and custody arrangements unfold as officials seek to secure attendance at future hearings.
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Nancarstra
Manchester
Feargus O'Connor
Maude
New Bailey Court
Colonel Wemyns
Charles Shaw
the Key
James Scholefield
James Leech
John Massey
Robert Lamsden
Bernard M‘cartney
Thomas Railton
Christopher Foyle
James Ellison
John Norman
William Scholedld
Gregory
Cobbett
Scholefields
Coech
Scholefelde
Leech
Special Commission
Bent
M‘cartney
Liverpool
Prisners
Cubbett
Mr. Gregory
Mr. Bent
ScholeGeld
Scholefield
Wm. Scholefield
Evening Star
W. Hill
Enston
The
Star
Leeds
Mr. Hill
J. F. Foster
J.P
Weds
Star Office
Wile
Hill
Pace
Hopson
Aksest
T. B. Saitu
Ice
Aether
Mr. B.smith
Smith
Reid
Pector Taylor
Puith
Mith
Arch
Aly
Jos
Annest
G. J. Harney
Sheff S
Derby
Normanton
Jos. Hupsox
Northern
Beswick
Christopher Doyle
Feargus O Connor Arrest in London on Sedition Warrant
The long time chartist leader Feargus O Connor and publisher of the Northern Star is in custody in London. A Manchester magistrates warrant led to his arrest at Hampstead early this morning and transport to Gardner's Lane station. The case is presented as sedition with private examinations at Bow Street and bail set at £1000 with two £500 sureties. John Campbell also detained on similar charges.
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Feargus O'Connor
Chartists
Northern Star
Manchester Police
London
Manchester
O'Connor
Hall
Hughes
Mr. O'Connor
Gardner’elane
Franaua O'Connor
Magistrac
Hampstead
Gardner's Lane
Westminster
Home Office
William Follett
Hull
Bow Street
Burnaby
Bairstow
Gardner's-lane
Bow-street
Hunt
Frarova O'Connon
O'Conner
Stafford
John Campbell
John Archibald Campbell
High Holborn
M‘mullin
Waddington
Faulkner
Crown
Concannon
Henry
Lambeth Street
Wray
Kingdom
England
Mr. Hall
York Castle
Cleave
Shoe-lane
Fleet-street
Oldfield
Boltcourt
O’connor
Fatal Accident Through Temperance
Inquest held by Mr. Wakley at Middlesex hospital into the death of James Newton aged 32 upholsterer and cabinet maker late of Newman street Oxford street. He returned home drunk on Saturday night fell from a ladder, later slept, recovered, refused hospital, and died Thursday morning from a brain concussion. Verdict accidental death.
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Wakley
Middlesex Hospital
James Newton
Newman-street
Oxford-street
Union Street
Cato
Charge of Arson at Crompton Street Premises
Patrick Doran, an Irishman about thirty five, faced Liverpool police court on a charge of wilfully setting fire to his Crompton street premises on Monday night. The crowded case heard testimony from witnesses at Bushell’s house and nearby yards about threats to burn, suspicious oakum and turpentine, and Doran’s alleged statements. The examination adjourned, with the prisoner remanded to await trial.
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Patrick Doran
Wilally
Crompton Street
James
Rushton
Joshua Walmsley
Grant
Adam Hodgson
Councillor Hodgson
Charles Turner
William Brown
Thomas Potter
Councillor Parker
Davenport
Alexander Beesley
Folowa
Bushell
Carter
Rogers
Bushell's
James Walley
London Road
Sixsmith
Oakum
William Norman
Sixsmith's
Mr. James
Mr. Rushton
Dowling
Mr. Rashton
Hunspay
Doran
M‘kee
Alice Service
Edward Bannon
Hie
Witness
Caragan
Davidson
M'Camley
Robert Davison
Duran
Bannon
Terence Magee
Liverpool
Deran
Railway Traffic Returns Estimate From 40 Railways
The calculation of last weekly returns for 40 railways totaling 1 145 miles suggests about 590 000 passengers weekly across 23 lines. Passenger receipts on 39 railways amount to £73 243 8d and goods receipts on 33 railways £20 930 85, totaling £94 223 19 84. Averaging £613 per mile per week, traffic runs near four million pounds yearly and about fifteen million passengers.
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Railway Magazine
Courtly idleness and imperial intrigues at the Viennese castle
The week brought notable royal visitors to the castle including Prince Mecklenburg Strelitz and the young Archduke. Weather hindered courtly promenades, while whispers centered on Queen Victoria’s advisers Baroness L and Baron S, and the shifting balance of influence after William IV’s death. The piece notes naval exploits by the archduke’s father and hints at court politics, finance, and future ventures such as a steam yacht.
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Count Cuit-Cuat
Prince Albert
Archduke
Prince Mecklenburg Strelitz
Prince of
Mecklenburg
Austria
Archduke Charles
Francis
Vienna
Ifis
Syria
Bandeira
Acre
Napier
William the Fourth
Jack
Egeria
Baron S
Raul Monde
Leopold
Frident
Lexus
Journac
Perring
Intelligencer
Les Bonnets Antoinette
Charlotte Corday
Sidouia
Marguerite
Floresta
Manchester
Bradford
Orleans
Higgs
Devonshire Arms
Queen-street
Gulden-square
Ann Cubitt
Sherrard-street
W. Woodridge
Jermyn-street
Conover
Farar
Lapr
King of Prussia
Lower John Street
Golden-square
Johnstone
Insolvent Debtor’s Court and Police N o t i c e s
Insolvent William Hamilton, Oxford graduate, faced creditors led by Peckover in Maddox Street with debts around £795, much from Oxford years. Judgment deferred. he discharged after a settlement with his father. Additional reports cover bail questions, counterfeit note case at Mansion House, and various petty crimes and public disturbances.
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Deblors' Court
William Hamilton
Oxford University
Oxford
Peckover
Mr. Peckover
Charing-cross
Mansion
Bannister
Campbell
Bank of England
Clarkson
Freshfield
Chambers
Hartwig and
Collins
St. Mary Axe
Witnness
Mr. Hartwig
Bush
Bow Street
Dasnixe Fonnrexens
Baron Bourier Kaime
Johnson
Palace-place
Scotland-yard
Mr. Twyford
Newgate
Madame le Grange
Mirabello
Eugene Ladent
Metcalf
Pall Mall
Parker
Southampton
Oxendon-street
Haymarket
Twyford
Maryle Bone
Bicamy
John Willian Gorrer
St. Martin’s Church
Ralph GaSavy
Sarah Lygo
Marlborough Street
Maria Bryan
Wil
Chelsea
Berwick-street
Soho
Mr. Hardwick
Westminster Bridewell
Thames Police
Aarempren Surcine
Blackfriars-Bridge
Caroline Copeland
Blanchard Copeland
St. Andrew’s Terrace
Waterloo-road
Ballantine
Henry Luton
Thames
Investigator
Surrey Street
Strand
Surrey
Manchester
Sheffield
Leeds
Sun
M.dovatt
America
Charity strain in bustling London
An annual report shows Westeay General Dispensary admitting 2,350 patients and visiting 420 at home in the last half year while income for 1841 stood at £595 1s 8d with a small treasurer's balance, highlighting strong need amid rising poverty and disease in London. The item underscores public support deficiency for this important charity. Prince Albert’s Windsor pheasant shoot draws his royal party amid detailed account of harvests and harrier hunting at Cumberland Lodge, Windsor Great Park.
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Westeay Genenal Dispensany
London
Winpson
Windsor Great-Park
Prince Albert
Windsor
Duchy of Cornwall
Somerset-house
Edward Bowater
Lord Riverson
Arthur Duncombe
Great Park
Bear’s-rails
Old Windsor
Cumberland Lodge
Virginia Water
Prince Alvent
Royal
Cumberland-lodge
Prince
Lord Rivers
R.N
C. A. Murray
G. E. Anson
Dutchet
Hunter
Exemption from the Income Tax or Just and Legat
Instructional pamphlet by a specialist preparer offering guidance on income tax exemptions and legacies with an appendix of cases from official books. Includes practical illustrations from tradesmen and practical rules. Published in London for Mr. E Smith and W. Strange with post free option.
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London
E. Smith
Wellington-street
Strand
W. Strange
Paternoster Row
Dalbys Carminative marketed by Dalby in London
Morison's medicines present 300000 cures for many complaints. Dalbys Carminative, famed for flatulence and bowel disorders in all ages, is promoted as genuine from James Dalby. Barclay and Sons sell it at 9d per bottle with government stamp. It keeps well in any climate.
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Alby
James Dalby
Dalby
Messrs. Barclay and Sons
Parringdon-street
London
United Kingdom
Britis Dominions
Hrampton
Pront
Strand
Frampton
Thomas Prout
Straud
Oxy Servor
Morizon
Ovp Seaoor
Hyuetst
Morison
British College of Health
Hamilton Place
Sew-road
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Forestreet Hill
Exeter
Richd. Tothill
Heavitree
James Graham
C. J
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London-wall
J. Gateman
Her Majesty
Castle-street
Leicester
Square
H. Johnston
Cornhill
F. Chandler
Oxford Street
T. Worger
Chiswell-street
Baxter
F. Prout
G. Sanger
P. Davis
Allen
Warwickline
Paternosterson
Watson
Osford-street
Gordon
Feadenhall-Street
Messrs. Davis and Co
Arundel-street
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