A Curious Column and Indian Gold Coin Poem
A mixed page features a poem about an Indian gold coin and a wandering Cherical voice, contrasting a doomed love with the mine’s yellow slave, followed by a society sketch on dining etiquette and a tale of illness and death, then notes on Indian Chinook salmon fishing, population debate, and antiquarian epitaphs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chérical
Malabar
Teviot
Castle Rocks
Eden
Isside
Townshend
Rocky Mountains
Treasonable Schemes by Urquhart Faction in Birmingham
The Morning Herald reports Birmingham agitation led by Charles Attwood and Cardo to restart a foreign policy drive against Lord Palmerston, claiming Russian influence. Attwood travels to Paris to present views, with Urquhart in Paris in contact with Thiers. Birmingham meeting plans and a secret committee action are described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Charles Attwood
Newcastle
Lord Palmerston
Russia
Attwood
John Collins
Cardo
England
Newport
Collins
Mr. Attwood
Scotland
Sheerness
Devonport
Urquhart
Paris
Ross
M. Thiers
Louis Philippe
C. Attwood
Mr. Urquhart
O’dillon Barrot
France
Jeforning Chronicle
Repeal of the Union toast spurs Cork charity tensions
A Morning Post summary notes a large dinner list in Limerick with 53 priests, one magistrate, nine Protestants and no MPs. In Cork, a charity dinner may be hit as committee members withdraw after learning the toast will be Repeal of the Union. Elsewhere, Loch Shiel herring yields £2,000 value, unwanted manure fodder, a remarkable ewe at Hasells, and a road letter-bag service replaces coaches on a Leicester to Shaw Lane route. The Old Bailey sentence for a condemned man is commuted to life transport, per home office notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Connell
Limerick
Cork
Morning Post
Herrixos
Loch Shiel
Inverness
F. Pym
Sandy
Heris
Asuny-Pe-La-Zouch
Leicester
Shaw Lane
George Eaton
Leicester Chronicle
Old Bailey
Loss of the Emigrant Ship Aurora near Kiapora New Zealand
An onboard survivor recounts the Aurora wreck on April 27 near Kiapora after departing London in 1839 with 150 emigrants bound for Port Nicholson. The ship grounded amid sand-banks in Wiroa, broke up, crews evacuated in boats and a raft, and survivors endured a harrowing trek 230 miles to the Bay of Islands aided by Mr. Hughes and missionary Mr. Buller before reaching whaling ships and returning home as South Sea men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apriest Kiapora
New Zealand
West India Docks
Downs
Port Nicholson
Port Hardy Derville’s
Queen Charlotte Sound
Cuba
Oriental
Duke of Roxburgh
Adelaide
Fury
Hokiange
Aurora
White
Kiapora
Mr. White
Terra Firma
Samuel Cunnard
Wiroa
Cunnard
Cuddy
Hughes
Stevenson
Bay of Islands
Teneraw
Tencraw
Teneran
London
Two Boys Rescued After Five Days Adrift Off Scarborough
The Colum bine from Rotterdam brought William Stroud and George Carlisle who were found after five days and six nights in a small fourteen-foot boat with no provisions. They were cast from a Ramsgate fishing-boat Fox and blown to sea near Scarborough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Steam Navigation Company
Columbine
Norwood
Rotterdam
William Stroud
George Carlisle
Yonker
Fox
Ramsgate
Scarborough
Elizabeth Wells
Baker
Cumberland Head
Old-street
Messrs. Cloves and Co
Earl-street
Blackfriars
Wm. Elliott
Newgate
Moymovrushire
Gloucester
Pillgwenlly
Charles Long
Company’s Arms
Pill
Trow
James Cooke
William Cooke
Jesse Franklin
W. Brewer
Esa
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Joan Leyden
Jey
Bath
Stillingfleet
Vesey
Herbert
Isabel
Khrose
Father
Mr. Merton
Itet
Juel
Isabel Merton
Ms. Maberly
Ireland
Hungary
Stultz
Quarterly Review
Morewood
Aris
Edmonton
United Kingdom Life Assurance Company
Waterloo-place
Pall-mall
Towton
Edward Frederick Leeks
Scots Yard
Buss Lane
Cannon-street
Youde
Old Jewry
Edward, Boyd
Frederick Hale Thomson
Edard Lennox Boyd
Sec
West Middlesex Assurance Company
James Alexander
Samuel Eyre
Robert Ferguson
Thomas Hope
J. D. Hustler
Thomas Knowles
Uweorge Williams
H. R.perkins
Thomas Price
William E. Taylor
John Wilson
William Whittaker
Life Assu
G. E. Williams
Rippon and
Bloomsbury Square
Holborn
Saxony
Bank of Ireland
HN Donovan
N.B
Willmott
W. Willmott
Southwark
Lair
May
Evesham
Prout
Strand
Vesham
Blair
G. May
Thomas Prout
United Kingdom
J. Egg and Co
Piccadilly
British College of Health
R. Toraitt
M.R.C.S.L
Morison
Tothill
Stamp Office
Newroad
Wsublic Dispensary
Exeter
Regal
Post
J. L Curtis and Company
Soho
Sgho Square
Hilanthropic Life Assurance
West Strand
Thomas Paton
Chamberlain
British Museum
Royal Colleges of Physicians and Surgeons
Co. Do
Broad Street
Bloomsbury
Wan Butchell
S. J. van Butchell
H. Renshaw
Percy-street
Bedford-square
van Butchell
True Sun
H.R.H
Duchess of Kent
Treasury
Rimstone
G. J.guthrie
F.R.S
Grimstone
Penryn Arms Hotel
Bangor
Dublin
Heywood
T. W. Grimstone
Broad-street
W. Bicknell
W. Grimstone
Kingstreet
Long-acre
IMCO
Simco
Henry Star
Messrs
Boddington and Co
Barclay and Sons
Farringdon-street
T. Butler
Cheapside
Johnston
Cornhill
Gifford
Messrs. Goss and Co
Goss and Co
M.R.C
Bemwaster-place
Paternosterrow
Olivier
Pallmall London
Prive