Jesuits Worldwide Establishments and Missions in the 1840s
The article details Jesuit provinces across England Austria Galicia Germany Ireland Maryland Missouri and beyond, listing colleges noviciates missions and numbers of priests novices and brothers. It notes government protection in England and profits from fundraising while criticizing propa ganda and aims focusing on Europe as the 19th century battleground.
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Stants
England
Nituate
Sainte
St. Ignatius
St. Aloise
the Holy Aportan
Mary
St. Michael
St. Stanislaus
St. Hugo
St. George
St. John the Evangelist
St Thomas of Canterbury
the Immaculate Conception
Stonyhurst
Yorkshire
Calcutta
China
Austria
Galicia
Gratz
Starawies
Linz
Insprach
Tarnopol
Neusandeck
Lemberg
Germany
Switzerland
Pensionnal
Friburg
Ireland
Clongower
Tollaber
Dublin
Maryland
Columbia
Massachusetts
Pennsytvanie
Pensionnat of Georgeviwn
Frederickton
Migsouri
Society of Jesus
Indies
Japan
America
Association For the Propagation of the Faith
Saiety of
Jesus
Jnfitel
Europe
France
Death on Eclair crew and quarantine relief at Madeira
The Eclair fever story reports the death of Sidney Bernard assistant surgeon at Madeira and Staudgate Creek after three days illness. Charles Coffey aids patients on the Growler while others on board and Worcester recover. Quarantine rules relax slightly with doctors allowed to move between ships with flags. Saunders the pilot dies, Isaacson, Stewart, Rogers, and Coffey show mixed progress. additional cases on ships continue.
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Sidney Bernard
Madeira
Charles Coffer
Bernard
Staudgate Creek
Cuffey
West Indies
Eclair
Maconochy
Clare
Hartman
Bernad
Caledonia
Davenport
Coffey
Isaacson
Portsmouth
Saunders
Campbell
Worcester
Admiralty
Stewart
Royal Navy
Rogers
Sueraness
Lieut
Tsageson
Heath
Revenge
SwagEartss
Mr. Cuffey
Growler
Ocean
Lord Ashley in Manchester Frames Shorter Labour Hours Plan
Lord Ashley meets a 400-strong deputation of mill operatives at the Brunswick Hotel to discuss shortening the hours of female labour and to hear local effects of factory legislation. He cites Gardner’s Preston mill as a model, notes support from mill owners and MPs, and urges patient, persistent action toward a bill on the first night of Parliament.
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Brotherton
M.P
Huntingdon
St. John's
Lord Ashley
Manchester
House of Commons
America
Lowell
Massachusetts
Prussia
Mr. Gardner
Preston
Mr.Gardner
Mc. Horrocks
Friends of the Cause
Agueen
Ormer
Tenant's creed and notice in tenancy case reviewed
The correspondence discusses a determinable tenancy ending by months' notice and whether the landlord is notified. it also includes inquiries about Cabal ribbon for a medal, parliamentary contracts, and a correction from Thomas Gray regarding a railway national testimonial. The mix reflects 19th century legal, postal, and railway topics with multiple named figures and places.
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A. B
Bolton
Bern
Hugh M'Court
Stockport
Oh Regiment of Foot
India
J. F
Horse Guards
Whitehall
P. B
P.B
Tuomas Guay
Grance Hopson
Ratewat
Gray
Hudson
Brr
Weekly Chronicle
Thomas
Pennets Guar
Exeter
National Railways Debate in The Weekly Chronicle
The Weekly Chronicle discusses the case for inland steam railways, arguing rail networks would outpace canals and turnpikes in speed, safety, and economy. It cites reduced costs, constant operation, and broader trade, while warning against speculative railway schemes and “buying to sell.” It critiques Chartism and Socialism, praising prudent enterprise and warning of a coming market crash if irrational roads are pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Railway Board
Attery
United Kingdom
Ateam
Ceesela
Great Britain
Ireland
London
Newcastle
Thomas Gray
Baldwin and Cradock
Bfr
Gray
Hudson
Times
Morning Herald
England
Dupes
Ferce
Calculating Sunrise and High Water for Great Britain and Ireland
This article explains methods to determine sunrise and sunset times by latitude, with adjustments per degree from 41 30 and 51, as well as methods to compute high water times at major ports using offsets from London Dock time. It also lists observed ecclesiastical calendar data for late October including lessons, moon phase, and day length.
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Great Britain
Ireland
Bea
London
Bristol
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Monpar
Torspay
Wedxespay
Nature teaches us to Provide and Property in Soil
The excerpt debates property rights and national schooling, arguing that nature and providence grant property, and questioning if a nation can thrive under systems denying individuals soil ownership. It critiques Mr. O’Brien’s rational school and warns that without public, decisive agreement on aims, reform will fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronterre O'Brien
Goldsmith
Feargus O'Connor
Frost
New South Wales
England
Russia
Siberia
Weekly Chronicle
Bronterre O’brien
National Reformer
Man
British and Foreign Review
Yale
Mr. O'Brien
Scotland
Wales
Charitat
Harmony Hall
Bronterra O'Brien
Robert Owen
Owen
Atlantic
O'Brien
Hampshire
Isle of Men
Hes
Strange Sympathies over Madagascar and Repeal debate
The Nation argues against foreign influence in Madagascar and defends Irish independence. It attacks Repeal opponents, praises England's restraint, and urges Ireland to pursue balanced policy while preserving nationhood and supporting Catholic clergy amid political divisions.
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Trelanc
Treaacnarita
England
Madagascar
France
Bast
Trish
Captain Kelly
Ireland
Scotland
Afr
John O'Connell
Archbishop Crolly
Armagh
Revival of Orange Institution and Spanish Music Lecture at Sarla Place
The article notes the revival of the Orange Institution in Ireland with retained name and affiliated societies but no signs or passwords. It also reports a notable lecture at Sarla Place by Don José de Ciebra on the Music of Spain, praising the guitar and Andalusian pieces, with Signor Luigi presenting.
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Mas
Fry
Grace Daruixe
Grace Horsly Darling
Bamburgh
Suicidriny Hanaina
Guy
John Knapp
Caning
Chambers Street
Whitechapel
Payne
St. Thomas's Hospital
Mary White
Bargemorris Green
Sussex
Murray
Orange Institution
Ireland
Lory Brxox
Starvz
Thorvaldsen
Trinity
Cambridge
Txmrtx
Temple Bar
Starx
Sarla's
Chancery Lane
Don José de Ciebra
Spain
Signor
Luigi
Edward Street
Portman-rge
Frederick Field
Carpenters
Ss. 02d
Tia Areailant
Thompson
Philip Ernst
Punderson Street
Bethnal Greed
Garrod
Fitch
Fowler
Field
Erist
Erist’a Fide
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Dear
Neil Maker
St. Botolph Street
Jane Evans
Duke Street
Southwark
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Crooked Jack
Aleotipsy
Beran
Chatham Barracke
60Th Rifles
Beard
M‘kay
2Nd Queen's
Royal Marines
Evit
Marine Barracks
River Medway
Benjamin Brown
Marine
Peter Slight
Queen's
Prestohpans
Mid Lothian
Lord, Ashley
Miguel
the Weekly Chronicle
the Railway World
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