Public Dinner Honors Sunderland MP Mr Hudson
A political dinner at Polytechnic Hall Fawcett Street celebrated Mr Hudson MP's return and Conservative victory in Sunderland. Speakers praised his business leadership, railway achievements, and national service, urging focus on local interests and opposition to free trade.
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Hudson
Polytechnic-hall
Fawcett Street
Newcesve
J. J. Wright, Esq
G. Hudson, Esq
M.P
Lord
Zolphus Vane
Eulogium
R. Hudson
Ares
Mr. Hudson
Hadeon
Europe
Secube
Oson
Vagb
Anti Corn Law League
Conzees
Conserva
Wright
Sunderland
Aoe
Liddell Accuveelf
Newcastle
Liverpool
Manchester
Eppiguse
Mr. Liddell
Manchester Atheneum Third Annual Soiree at Free Trade Hall
Last night the Manchester Atheneum held its third annual soirée at Free Trade Hall Peter Street with 3000-capacity crowd of well dressed attendees. The event honored literature and science with speeches by Serjeant Talfourd and notable MPs, praising knowledge over fear and celebrating the institute's public role, followed by music from two military bands and dancing.
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Maxcheston
Manchester Atheneum
Free Trade Hall
Peter’s Street
C. Dickens
M.E
Douglas Jerrold
London
Lancashire
Charles Dickens
Guy
Luther
Manchester
Captain
Perry
Bear
Earth
Mr. Cobden
Athenicum
Dickens
France
England
Cheerz
Mrs. Caudle
Heywood
E. Watkins
Thenka
Hhe Indy
Intelligence from Lahore and Indian fleet of reform
Late intelligence from India reports unrest in Lahore as Peshara Singh maintains Attock, Tej Singh allies, and Gholab Singh plots from Jamoo. Sikh troops eye Sutlej as Governor General Hardinge prepares to sail September 23. Casualties include Major General Cenzidins and Major Leech. Scinde peace holds, Indus expedition returns. News from Afghanistan and China warns of French intrigue and Hong Kong critique. railway plans advance with Simms Stephenson and a commission shaping routes across Bengal hills and embankments. Local items note a new Commercial Bank in Bombay and Assam Company act, with broader global reports on Algeria and European economies.
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India
China
Bombay
Aden
Calcutta
Peninsular and Oriental Company
Suez
Lahore
Wazepr
Peshara Singh
Attock
Indus
Tej Singh
Avitabile
Pechawor
Gholab Singh
Jamoo
Sutlej
Sir Henry Hardinge
Cal
Barrackpore
Serampore
Oude
Cenzidins
Leech
Bombay Artillery
Affghanistan
Scinde
Kusmore
Sukkor
Hyderabad
Charles Nepier
Kurrachee
Bengal
Upper Scinde
Colonel Outram
W. Napier
Charles Napier
Celone Outram
Afghanistan
Dhost Mohommed
Akhbar Khan
Wazeer
Perhewar
Nizam
Onde
Ameera
R. Montgomery Martin
England
Hong Kong
Chusan
Great Britain
Spon
Davis
Pacific
Europe
Scilly Rocks
Isle of Wight
Scilly Rock
Canton
C.C
London
Judith
Liverpool
Ubey
Simms
W. N. Forbes
Cheape
Greene
Goodwyn
Stephenson
Railway Company
Commercial Bank
Assam Company
Tidal Harbour Commission Report on Irish and English Harbours
The article recounts a royal commission issued April 5 empowering Admiralty and others to inspect harbours and rivers across Britain and Ireland. It covers meetings in London, inquiries into Liffey Dublin, Waterford Cork Limerick and numerous west and north coast harbours, and English ports at Lancaster Fleetwood and Morecambe Bay with notes on dredging, depth gains, tolls, and proposed rail and canal schemes.
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Admiral Bowles
James Bremer
Hameo
M.P
Chapman
Rice
My.t. Baring
Beaufort
Jessor Airey
Astronomer Boys
Washington
Godson
Admiralty
Dea
United 3
Refuge Harbour Commission
London
George Cockburn
R.N
Commission
Tecesa
Hume
Ireland
Herboure
England
Weat
Lune
Ribble
Dee
Tyne
Weir
Tees
Enk
Scarborough
Burlington
The
Humber
G. Bremer
Exmouth
Fowey
Falmouth
Padstow
Milfordhaven
Alt. Rice
Rye
Shoreham
Arundel
Home
Liffey
Dublin
Dubln
Werford
Waterford
Cork
Limerick
Galway
Kinsale
Youghal
Crookhaven
Berehaven
Bantry Bay
Valentia
Dovaghadee
Dunmore
Port Rush
Swilly
Foyle
Strangford
Carlingford
Larne
Ardglass
Soloway
Newcastle
Skerries
Arklow
Wicklow
Lancaster and Carliale Railnes Company
Walker
John Brockbank
Schisoener
E. Dawsop
James Johnson
Richard Gerard
Alexander Kennedy
Liverpool
Lancaster
Stevenson
T. Higgin
E. Sharp
Poulton
Morecambe Bay
Bouya
Grange
Moresoube
Parte
Flertwoor
Bert
Preston
S. Burridge
Head
S. P. Bidder
Robert Gerrard
A. M.neiledge
X. Ateam-Weasel
Belfast
Fleetwood
Kemp
Preston and Fleetwood
Wyre
Mitchell
Criling Weasels
Walney
Knot End
Clithero
Leeds
The Irish Character and Landlord Duty in Galway
Galway dispatch notes the Commissioner’s view of Irish docility as a fault, urges education and forcible uplift by landlords and government, and recounts a Lord Wallscourt estate tale of tenant cottages and poverty. It includes a Chesterfield letter discussing manufacturing aims and a starch invention.
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Times
Galway
Hag
John
Heanya
France
Conacre
Lord Chesterfield
London
Jane
Ireland
Dublin Society
Dublin
Holland
Windensway
England
Bere
Wage dispute among Bromsgrove nailors and cathedral plans in Liverpool
The Bromsgrove nailors won full payment after a 20s to the pound wage cut and a later 18s allowance. at a quarterly meeting, masters favored a wage agreement. Also, plans by Mr Pogin for a Catholic cathedral in Liverpool propose a 460 foot length, two towers, and a costly steeple on 2.5 acres, with initial subscriptions of 500 to 2,000. Meanwhile, the Albion mutiny incident reports seamen breaking orders, men in irons, and repeated disturbances aboard following disciplinary actions.
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North Star
Heli
Hulme
Theresavages
Freki
Heki
Abipe
Suzzaress
Dustin
New University Movement
Ashley, Sandon
R. Grosvenor
T. D. Acland
Bart
Messrs
Gladstone
Glynne
Vernon Smith
M.P
Oxford
Cambridge
Gibbs
Walbrook
Ilminster
Bickham Escott
Ashley
Bia
House of Commons
Maxcuxston
Manchester Guardian
Common Law
Court of Queen's Bench
Court of Common Pleas
Court of Exchequer
Symond's Inn
Lincoln's Inn
Woolwich
Barney
Abbott
Livemoor
Charles Seaton and Co
Pleasant-street
How
Maxwell
Pleasant Street
Chapel Jane
May-street
Samuel Holme
Watch Committee
Liverpool Fire Office
Phoenix
Union
Bromsgrove
Nail Sronmoxgera
Udley
Worcestershire
Carsromt Towy
Pogin
Liverpool
Mesars
Dalton
M‘nelle
Liverpool Mercury
Dibrdausex
Masraty
Albion
Shota
Lockyer
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Farringdon Street
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Tidal Harbour Commission
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