Extraordinary Case of Proselytism at Falmouth
The Cornwall Royal Gazette reports a dramatic episode in which a Romish family in Falmouth allegedly sought to convert a young Protestant woman through subtle manipulation. A priest denies the tale, offering a contrasting account of a genuine conversion process guided by Catholic instruction and baptism, while signaling broader tensions between faiths in postwar Cornwall.
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Teprivet
Falmouth
Rowe
Helston
Lefe
Annd
Elphabet
Church of England
Pius IV
Our Holy Church
Oery
Vladimir Percuesins
Fearful accident at Clifton rocks claims young Bristol woman
The inquest reports a 20-year-old Miss Marthe Welsh of Clifton fell from the high Clifton rocks near the Giants Hole. Witnesses describe a dangerous edge and a sudden fall. the jury returns an accidental death verdict. A second inquest updates on Harriet Webb found drowned in the river.
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Baiston
Hotwells
Mport
Indy
Clifton
Bristol
Marthe Welsh
Martha Jones
Bird
Cotham Hill Villa
Mise Welch
Brie
Mrs. Bird
Joseph Harcom
St. Vincent's Rocks
Aberdeen Terrace
Mr. Pinney
Observatory
Dreas
John Blake
Edward Snon
Harriett Webb
Bristol Gazette
Alterations In The Excise Department And Firework Tragedy
Government considers unifying stamps taxes and excise under a single board. Transfers have moved carriage and railway duties to the Excise Office at Broad Street. A three-department consolidation now routes through the secretary's department. Coroner's inquest at Guy's Hospital into the fatal fireworks blast in Little Surrey Street Blackfriars Road. George Mordey charged with man slaughter after a fatal explosion. two youths, Robert Mortley and Edward Vincent, died from injuries. Witnesses describe workshop fireworks at 64 Little Surrey Street.
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Stamps and ‘Taxes and Excise Department
Somerset House
Excise Office
Broad Street
Secretary’s Office
Security Office
William Payne
Guy's Hospital
Robert Mortley
Edward Vincent
Little Surrey Street
Blackfriars Road
Amelia Hammond
Aufferera
George Mortley
Bec
Mortley
R! Mortey
Mordey
W. Mordey
Joiner Street
George Mordey
G. Roper
William III
Mordy
George Mordy
Preston and Jura Fire Tragedy and Poor Rate Rise
In Preston the relief office forecasts the next six months poor rate at two shillings in the pound, up from sixpence to eightpence, amid mill-time pressures. In Cuvier Jura a man named Dubrey died after a fire. years earlier neighbors had shown him a belief in demonic possession with a goat scare triggering epilepsy.
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Preston Guardian
Cuvier
Canton of
Nazaroy
Jura
Dubrey
Dobrey
Opening of the Gipsy School at Farnham opens education for orphans
The Farnham gipsy school, founded by the late Rev. John West and supported by patrons including Lady Start and Sir John Dogley, opened on Tuesday October dth for orphan gipsy children. The building, begun in 1845, will educate girls in duties and boys in trades, with room for 24 children though now half that capacity is ready. The gathering of 460 to 500 esteemed residents heard sermons and speeches praising reform, with donations and pledges flowing, and a tea gathering for attendees and gipsy children concluding the ceremony.
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Suffolkree
Hurlstone
Society of British Artista
Royal Academy
Million
Art Union
British Museum
Adigale
Royal Commission of the Fine Arts
Job
Meryon
Field
Elizabeth Sirani
Guido
Angelica Kauffman
Schoels
National Schools of Design
Farnham
Poole Herald
Charlotte Start
Mra. E
A. Start
Redstock
Waldegrave
Sir John
Dogley
Col
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Carr John
Mra. Glynn
C. Barrog Coney
James Crabb
Southampton
R. Moore
Afr. West
Chinat
North-west America
Montreal
West
Cones
Hr. Moore
Britain
Carr J. Glyn
Butcher
Sabine
Oswestry
Stanley
Boswell
G. Crabb
London
Bia
Isdy
India
Leamington
Marsh
Birmingham
Derby
Ashburn
Matthew Blakiston, Bart
Hezekiah Smith
Roxburghshire
Crabb
Earl of Egmont
Wesleyan Demonstration Planned in Manchester for MPs
Report notes Wesleyan Methodists plan a demonstration in Manchester to celebrate the return to Parliament of two MPs for Knaresborough and Stockport, J. P. Westhead and James Heald, amid local political sentiment.
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Manchester
Knaresborough
Stockport
J. P. Westhead
James Heald
Swan Inn
Seintwardine
Lanwarne
James Bevan
John Bevan
Wollaston
Hereford
Agricultural Meeting at Drayton Manor
A Morning Post summary of a Drayton Manor agricultural gathering hosted by Sir Robert Peel. Practical farmers and experts discussed drainage, subsoiling, burnt clay use, and pressure methods to improve wheat yields and soil health, with emphasis on tenant rights, efficient fencing, and manure management for enhanced productivity.
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Morning Post
Essemble
R. Peel
Drayton Manor
Lord Talbot
Wircestershire
F. Woodward
Woodward
Mack Lesa Horns
Woolryche Whitmore
Haxtable
Mechi
Parkes
Tiptres
United Kingdom
London Farmers’ Club
Northamptonshire
Mr. Mechi
Hoxtable
Farroera
Scotland
Acre
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