Deaths, Trials and Turmoil Across Towns
A crowded miscellany column reports coroner J. J. Bond's death by self harm, a stabbing fatality in Bath, and a manslaughter verdict related to a village wake brawl. Also noted are a chimney sweeping dispute with the Duke of Brunswick and a prize fight death leading to multiple indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office For
Freston Guardian
Folkestore
J. J. Bond
Bateman
Radnor
Dears
Neill
Ensi
Francis N
Util
Bristo! Gazette
Cuvier
Bozeros
Jara
Dabrey
Stonebaren
North of Scotland Gazette
Derromasse Occoneexck
Swan Inn
Seintwardine
Wollaston
Swan
Hereford Journal
Sweerixa Carayzys
Bawnswick
D. Heath
Duke of Brunswick
Warneford
Cass
Bryanstone Square
Pone
Brunswick House
Bryanston Square
Boring
T. Newson
Branewick
Elizabeth Kirby
Marylebone
Mr. Oddy
Beneen
Eizateh Kisby
Grand Turk
Ludgats Hill
Joseph Hollyoake
William Grennell
Nise Fields
Lave
Aston
Hollyoake
Trotter
Bill Stephens
Ruund Hollyoake
General Hospital
Snower
Quesons
Grenvell
Thomas Koes
Meeting House Yard
Deritend
John Andrews
Martin
Totter
Greenell
Je+r
Bering
Joseph Grennell
Trutcer
William Stevene
Abettore
Grenacil
Mandar
Warropt
Lord Stanley on the Tenant Question and Royal North Lancashire Society
The Royal North Lancashire Agricultural Society held its first meeting and exhibition in Lancaster under Queen Victoria and Lord Stanley. Lord Stanley urged unity between landlords and tenants, favored leases when improvements are needed, and stressed the role of agricultural societies in promoting enterprise, science, and shared interests. The gathering featured speeches by Hon. E. Stanley, T. Greene, and other county members, ending after eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Stanley
Duchess of Lancaster
Lancaster
Natonal School
Royal Agricultural North Lancashire Association
Gentemen
Appleuse
E. Stanley
T. Greene
Eng
M.P
Training Schools for Church Schoolmasters in Worcester
A public meeting in Worcester convened by the Bishop discusses establishing a training school for church schoolmasters. Speakers outline costs, government aid, and a plan to add a middle class school, with subscriptions urged and resolutions carried unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brouixceam
Friends of Education
Worcester
Dee’s Hotel
Diocesan Board of Education
York
Chester
Durham
Lichfield
Cheera
Lord Littleton
Kay Shuttleworth
National Society
Birmingham
Adderley
North Staffordshire
Diocese of
Archdeacon Spooner
Lord Lifford
J. Pakington
Diers
Rochester
J. Garbett
G. Yorke
Dr. Tait
I. Sanford
R. J. Miller
T. L. Claughton
G. Bull
J. Taylor
J. Dent
Mr. Newdegate
Latest Intelligence from Paris and Europe in Fragmented Memoirs
Reports from Paris detail alleged partial French withdrawl from Ferrara and a ministerial loan debate. The Marval Duke de Reggio’s funeral is described with pomp, while a new Spanish ministry under Narvaez faces Madrid’s peace signals. Italy and Turin scribes note civil sentiments and police actions. West Indian news, maritime routes, and commercial agitation fill in with local crime, betting cycles, and smuggling episodes from Southampton and Dundee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ferrara
Council of Ministers
Bey Re Siva
Union Monarchique
M.jayr
General Trezel
M. de Montebello
Invalids
Sebastiani
Petit
Naples
Gulf of Spezzie
Masan-Carrars
Genoa
Tovalides
Friedland
Zurich
Ebersberg
Wigram
the Mincie
Polotsk
Amatetten
Bérésina
Vienna
Bautzen
Hollabron
Arcis-sur-Aube
Neufchatel
Gouvion Saint-Cyr
Baron Gourgaud
Duke de Trevise
Moline de Saint-Yon
Jacqueminot
Ministry of War
Marine, Finance, Commerce, and
Public
Chamber of Peers
Council of Stats
Neve
National Guards
Bon Moza
the Invalides
Galignani
Nasrazz Pawing Binistsz ix Sraix
Mon
M. Cordova
Madrid
Turin
Pius IX
Charles Albert
Count Bresson
M. Guizot
France
Italy
Chevalier Martini
Monsignor
Corboli Bossi
Piedmont
Tuscany
West Ixpica
Royal Mail Steam Company
Teviot
Southampton
Tampico
Vera Cruz
Havannah
Santa Anna
Mr. Trist
Itzcapusalco
Mexico
Barbadoes
Trinidad
Antigua
St. Vincent
Demerara
St. Thomas’s
William and
Richard Fletcher
Peyman
Worship Street
William Moore
Teakle
Spitalfields
Arnold
Harlstone
King Street
Spitalfielda
Peewoix
Brick Jane
George
William Fletcher
Richard
James Fletcher
Railway agitation and a moonlit hoax meeting at the London Tavern
A London Tavern gathering on a railway agitation to seek extended time for 1846 1847 railway acts fails to attract attendees beyond 15 20. Greene chairs a critical exchange condemning the pull of railway speculation, suggesting petitions and windups, while shareholders debate calls and future meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Greene
Liverpool
Manchester
Glasgow
Hear
Henderson
Isaacs
Earl Dalhousie
Mr. Henderson
Blackguard
George Bentinck
Bramixouam
Stock Exchange
Birmingham
Prcent
IHS
The Monetary Crisis Hits London Firms
The crisis widens as Rougemont Brothers fail amid modest liabilities while John Thomas Son and Lefevre collapse with £350,000 in acceptances. Expected remittances from St Petersburgh triggered the stoppage, affecting Manchester yarn agents and related firms in Rochdale and Oldham. Rumors swirl as Measre James and Nephew, Messrs Bradley and Parker, and W Higgins and Sons suspend payments. Meanwhile Birley Currie Co. asserts continued payments driven by India remittances. Liverpool notes mixed outlook while Calcutta and India relations bear on future resistance to failures. Sir George Sarpent travels to India to deter Calcutta branch stoppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rougemont Brothers
John Thomas
Lefevre
St. Petersburgh
Baxineas
Thomas
Grm
Menars, de Jersey and Co
Manchester
Rochdale
Oldham
Liverpool
Henry Murray
West India
Samuel Phillips and Co
Manchester Guardian
Birley, Currie and Co
India
House of Birley, Corris and Co
Messrs. Birleyend Co
James and Nephew
Messrs
Bradley and
Parker
Messrs. W. Higgins
William Maury
George Sarpent
Calcutta
House of Cockerell and Co
Delivery duty free for cultural packages to Britain museum
A fragment notes a package intended for departs at the British Museum aboard a Havre steamer and that the Treasury has issued directives for duty free delivery for that purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Museum
Havre
Erz
Treasury
Also Mentioned on This Page
Royal North Lancashire Agricultural Society
Tar Fenauz
Aspen Sixtexcz
Deata
Geo. Grey, Bart
Home Department
Genlemen
Mary Angmont
Newgate
Mary Stowell
Marslebone
Matrops
C. J. Carstar
Fishing Smack
Old King Street
Deptford
Elizabeth Bryan
Thomas Bryan
John Rennie and
Mary Ann Bryan
Staira
Fulcher
Bie
Downing
Thomas Newsom
Sey
Bryan
George Braser
Ataira
London Bridge
South Eastern Railway
Hutchings
Maidstone
Home Office
Electric Telegraph
Maidatone
Secretary of State
Macgregor
Auch
Batchings
Home Secretary
James Walter
Walter
Downing Street
Deniale Marchant
Thies
Simon Gordon Mackenzie
Argyleshire
Andrew Brebner
Niel Derroch
Derroch
Mackenzie
America
Land of Liberty
Sheriff Court
Edinburgh
Tattersall
Taogspar
Geraldine
Cambridgeshire
War Eagle
Spheritress
Miss Whip
Cossack
Ulysses
F Woodpigeon
Clearwell
Derby
Payne
Glendower
Peel
Nuno
St. Margaret's
Greville
Pedley
Fureciaure
Rolt
Collingwooe
Mostyn
B. Green
Anson
Lxacos
Anderton
League
Meeghxe Oy
Corton Srinxxzba
Ashton
onder-Lyce
Bolton
Belmont
Bosden
Chorley
Cuerden and Walton
Heywood
Lees
Mosley
Saddleworth
Shaw Chapel
Samlesbury
Tyldesley
Waterhead Mill
Withnall
Warrington
Bury
Preston
Blackburn
J. Wilson Patten
J. Brotherton
Mark Philips
Charles Hindley
Samuel Price Edwards
Lyndhorst
New Forest
England
Haring
Tuomas Leita
Dundee
Iris
Leith
Great Western Railway
Tampa
Lawore Drake
Paddington
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