Trials of Mr Meagher Resume In Ireland Courtroom
The report details witnesses testifying about Mr Meagher and Mr O Brien with Meagher maintaining steadfast opposition to the British government. The trial progresses amid cross examination, Meagher’s calm demeanor, and public gallery autograph requests as proceedings anticipate further days in Cromont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meagher
Young
Lalor
Dunlevie
Joly Tait
Sandey
Smith O'Brien
Mesgrer
Dillen
Oma
Tipperary
Traperes
Dillon
Wexford
Mr. O'Brien
Mr. Meagher
Cromont
T. Meagher
Ale Tee Ucrae'igla
Healao
Speech on Conservatism and Peel from Essex County Meeting
A Essex audience hears Rev J Cox denounce Free Trade and Peel, defend monarchy and church, and urge Conservatives to unite against copying liberal policy. He laments party schisms, praises Lord George Bentinck, and warns against alliances with Peel or the Whigs while arguing for principled conservatism and imperial stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esser
J. Cox
Cockrane
Hinkford Agricultural and Conservative Club
Lyour Club
R. Peel
Lord George Bentinck
Cox
Financial Reform Association
Anti Corg Law League
Robert Pes
Agricultural Party
George Bentinck
House of Commons
Her Majesty
Red Republicaa
Chancellor Wood
Bright
Peace Department
Feargan O'Conner
War Department
End Cobden
Hume
Universal Department
O'Connor
Robert Peel
Essex
Robert Pee
Bforning Chronicle
Benefit
Lord Stanley
Glasgow
Manchester
Marty
Bfowning Chronicle
Death of Mr W H Bextiny in Manchester Zoological expert
The Manchester naturalist Mr W H Bextiny died suddenly on Thursday at about one in the morning after leaving the Rainbow Hotel. He collapsed near the Sun Inn while en route to Long Millgate for a marriage, was treated by doctors but died. He was curator of the Manchester Zoological Gardens in its early days and a friend of Waterton and Audubon. He would have completed his 67th year on Monday.
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Paris
N. Marie
Perie
Bourges
Manchester Guardian
Quanner
Addison
Thomas Hartpoll
Southampton
Houndwell
Hartnell
Barthell
Sreeutas
Alexander
Dundee
Calcutta
London
Latis
Inglis
Ceylon
Tueday
Robert Blackburn
Meadowstreet
Great Alcoats
William Townsend
Joseph Daniels
Charles Clegg
Water Street
Rochdale Canal
Mr. Blackburn
Daniels
Townsend
Ancoats Dispensary
Chapman
Wharf Street
Canal Street
Caves
Garden Street
Salford
Wellington Place
Liverpool Road
Manchester Courier
Saxiany
St. James's
St. Martin’s
St. Anne’s
St. Martin’s Lane
Queen Street
Dean Street
Carlisle Street
Irwell
Robert Dawes
The
Princess Club
Manchester
James Candlish
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Bern
Candish
Hare and Hounds
Chew
Manchester and Salford
Dawes
Cendusk
Pomona Gardens
Candlish
William Candlish
Newcastle
Messrs. Noultoo and Wyld
W. H. Bextiny
Rainbow Hotel
Green
Short
M'Mullin
Herpan Rkil
Bentley
Manchester Zoological Gardens
Watertop
Audubon
Yorkshire
A Constant Reader Letters on Legal Matters and Society
A long-reader correspondence piece discussing lunacy appointing committees and costs, home secretary refusals, and various opinions on legal actions. The column quotes readers from Chelsea Erith Lincoln Liverpool and more, lampooning or advising on defamation, property, marriage law, and public notices with a mix of humor and caution.
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Chelsea
Battersea Bridge
Erith
Lincoln
A. B
Salt Water River
Tasman
van Dieman's Land
Liverpool
Home Secretary
Southsea
John Franklin
Brompton
Hogarth
Birdlewess
National Gallery
Gainsborough
Barton
Woolwich
Derby
Notts
North Western
Albany
Aylesbury
Duke of Buckingham
Stowe
Bradford
Shields
Radfordbury
Feu
London and Wealminster
B. B
Milethorpe
Stafford
Wim__bledon Park
C.O
Regent Street
D. D
England
Eolus
South Shields
Agence
F. H
Halifax
Lloyis
Fuencu Trornres
Weekly Chronicle
National Guard of
France
Garden of the Invalides
Paris
National Guard
the Invalides
Pentonville
House of Lords
Toquirer
Hull
Jzé
James
Stockport
Scotlandard
M.P
J. B.hoxton
Jenny Cardiff
J. H
Waterford
St. B
York
J.S
Cirencester
Julia
Northampton
J.T
Trellick Terrace
Kate
Monkalerry
Hue
Letitia
Euston Square
Dover
Lafitte
America
Priestley
P.B
Manchester
B. BR
Hampton
King's Bench
Weselminster
Islington
Birmingham
Scotland
Sheffield
Susan (Honston
Taylor (Crewe
T.B
York Street
Tyro
Hoxton
W. B
Clerkenwell
W. H
Dukinfield
W.L
City
W.A.K
Carsid
W. R
W. W
Bute
Edinburgh
Strand
Time rules for sun and tides in Great Britain and Ireland
The text outlines methods to compute sunrise and sunset times by latitude, and high water times at major ports with fixed offsets for several locations. It also contains dated references, religious calendar notes, and opinionated commentary on Sabbath observance and railway directors.
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Great Britain and Ireland
London Dock
Bristol
Gork
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Rumblings of War as Vienna Stands on Edge of Revolt
The Vienna region faces uncertain loyalties as Austrian and Hungarian forces maneuver near the city. The empire teeters amid a race war narrative, with Metternich blamed for suppressing liberty and riots rising among Croats, Serbs, and Croat-led factions. The piece foresees Europe reshaped by the conflict and questions Vienna’s fate.
French Affairs and Cavaignac's Constitutional Role
The piece critiques how France manages revolutions and governance under Cavaignac. It weighs his choice of ministers from the Red Republicans versus moderates, noting his tilt toward the extremist faction to avert ultras, and suggests Louis Napoleon may win the upcoming presidential election as time and fortunes shift.
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Cavaignac
Louis Philippe
Ledru Rollin
Hia
Moniteur
Eroderate
Dufaure
Vivien
France
Louis Phillipe
Louis Napoleon
The Scotch Pharisees on Sabbath Travel Restrictions
Readers condemned a Perth Sabbath travel ban that blocked the Duchess of Sutherland from taking a mail train. The column argues class bias in reporting, noting that the distress of a duchess prompts outrage while similar harm to common women goes overlooked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dachens
Sutherland
Perth
Young's letter to Napier sparks Tory dispute over loyalty
The Conservative press attacks Mr Young over a sixteen year old private letter to Napier arguing treasonous intent, while The Standard defends him. The piece contends the letter shows no treasonous thoughts, suggesting Parkes may have sought a frank for ordinary reasons and that Young intended timely counteraction, not betrayal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watter
Major Dalgety
Mr. Young
Bert
Freshford
Parkes
Napier
Weyl
Young
Parkens Frank
Treasion
Frank
Iken Place
Afr. Young
Bath
Israel
Birmingham
London
Duke of Wellington
Public Health Critique Of Cholera Board
A colonial newspaper lampoons the new Board of Health over its Cholera guidance, attacking its vegetable diet restrictions, questioning the board's knowledge of the poor diet, and praising the College of Physicians for opposing the measures. It argues the health authority mishandles public fear and should be guided by medical experts rather than non medical officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Scribendi
College of Physicians
Increased Demand For Police Force In St James's Vestry Meeting
The St James's Westminster vestry met at eleven to discuss the Metropolitan Police increased demand. They reviewed a letter from the police receiver delaying payment until December, noted Marylebone’s August next year charge, and St Pancras’s non-agreement. The parish faced a £1,758 20s 4d rise and potential total police costs to £12,306 16s 4d, with legal concerns on rates and equity. The vestry voted to acknowledge the police receiver and consider proposals further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St James's
Westminster
J. Jackson
Buznard
Ray
Metropolitan Police
Vealty
Marylebone
Ant Hill
Vestry
St. Pancras
Churchwarden Geesin
St. James’s
George Greg
Home Office
Sir George
George Grey
Toey
Middlesex
Ventry
T. A.beckett
Milea Miley
A'Beckett
Frederick Byng
Meeting of Middlesex magistrates at Hicka Hall Clerkenwell
Middlesex county magistrates met at Hicka Hall Clerkenwell to review committee reports. The finance committee recommended paying £11,57) Ga 1d to the county treasurer.
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Middlesex
Thoreday
Coldbath
Westminster Bridewell
House of Detention
Curt
Lanatic
Freshfeld Scommittee
Meners
Child
Reeves
Wright
Reynolds
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Galati
Sidney Smith
Duchess of Sutherland
Peter
Christ
Turing
Kirk
Great Britain
Wouth
Seis
Morn
the Weekly Chronicle
Austria
Vienna
Belvidere
Jellachich
Straford
Lberty
Europe
Metternich
Dazgling
Cholera
the Board OF Health
Drez Sompax
Mivaris
Bis
Dyce Sombre