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Ireland and its Rulers since 1829 reviewed in depth
A critical excerpt discusses a new work on Ireland from 1829 onward, praising its fairness and detail. It examines O Connell and Feargus O Connor, the Repeal movement, and the two Irish Nations, urging unity between classes to form a strong public opinion while tracing political shifts from 1782 to 1833 and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Sheil
Warburton
Hume
Mr. O'Connell
Feargus O'Connor
Lord Stanley
Robert Pee
Thomas Drummond
Sharman Crawford
Lord Mulgrave
Monsieur de Tocqueville
Derry
Ulster
Munster
the Boyne
Limerick
O'Connell
St. Omer
England
Moore
O’connell
Doherty
Anglesey
Feargus O’connor
Feargus
O’connor
Cork
Mallow
Youghal
Canning
House of Commons
Dublin
Liberal Party
College Green
Floud
Fox
Burke
Grattan
Pitt
Rotunda
Court and Fashion in London Gossip and Notices
London papers report electoral coercion hints and political chatter from Regent Street to Covent Garden. Royal boxes close at Covent Garden theatre amid Anti Corn Law League activity while a marriage rumor links Lady Chantrey to Mr Corbould. A pension for Sir Charles Bell is announced, and Brighton pockets are picked after chapel visits as art lotteries disperse funds and titles shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattison
Covent-Garden Theatre
Anti Corn Law League
Chantrey
Francis Chantrey
Corbould
Morning Chronicle
Charles Bett
Charles Bell
Whitehall
Brientoyn
Brighton
St. Margaret's Chapel
Boys
Exeter Hall
Bond Cabbell
Buckingham
Cooke
Sir James Shaw
Bart
John
Sir John) Shaw
John Macfie
Rsq
Greenholm
Ayrshire
Baronet
Shaw
Macfie
Lichfield
Philip Wynter
Oxford
St. John’s College
Herald
Tae Royal
WimpoLe
Wimppole
Cambridge
London
Lorp W. Hervey
Lord W. Hervey
Paris
Henry Bulwer
Aston
Madrid
Nelson
Trafalgar Square
England
Trafalgar
Greenwich
Rea
Ron Ireland
Ireland
Earl of Devon
Cavil
Court Journal
Barister
Anti-Corn-Law League
Broadmead Rooms
George Thomas
Harman Rogers
Post Office
Doncaster
Lord Lowther
Colonel Maberly
Globe
Grand
Central Criminal Court
Bridgeman
George White Bridgeman
Tawney
Grand Jury
Justice Maule
George Nye
Bingham
Worship-street
St. Luke’s Workhouse
Godfrey
Carter
East Surrey
Jolly Gardner's
Lambeth Walk
Sarah Mary Anne de la Roche
Thomas’place
Prince’s Road
Thompson
Leeds
Leeds Mercury
Manchester
India
Bombay
Madras
Liverpool
Bradford
Orleans
Paramattas
Merinos
Nottingham
Accidents and Obituaries in Berkeley Region and Airship Trial
The report notes the death of Mr. Buddle, agent for the Marquis of Londonderry, with a vast fortune. It covers Captain Berkeley, RN MP, injured after his horse fell in a drain while following the hounds at Redwood. It ends with Monck Mason vs Mason over £18 10s 9d for three aerostat articles for the Flying Machine debate, the court awarding Mason the sum claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buddle
Marquis of Londonderry
Berkeley
R.N
Redwood
Berkeley Castle
Earl Fitzbardinge
Palace
Mason
Corrie
Hanson
Monck Mason
Locke
Spain and Portugal News From Southampton At Lisbon Cadiz and Seville
Reports from Lisbon to the 19th show opposition attempts to rise ended in tranquillity while the queen’s ministers were abroad. Cadiz prepares for provincial elections with two deputies and two substitutes to be chosen, and Seville streets see heavy security amid arrests. Disturbances around Algeiras Gibraltar and Evora reflect tensions. In Canada and the United States, speeches, tariffs, and steamship notes mix with river disasters and political maneuvering.
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Southampton
Montrose
Lisbon
Cadiz
Seville
Alemtejo
Evora
Senhor Costa Cabral
Portugal
Almeria
Granada
Gibraltar
Legislative Council
Legislative Assembly
Province of
Canada
England
Lower Canada
Assembly
Livertoon
New York
George Washington
Acadia
Boston
Great Western
New York Herald
Tyler
Spencer
Great Britain
America
New Orleans
Bayou Sara
Tunica
Laurent
Jordan
Kingston
Montreal
Press
United States
Resistance
Fusiliers
Quebec
West Indies
Royal Regiment
Campeachy
Tabasco
Mexico
Trial opens in Central Criminal Court on slave trade scheme
In Saturday proceedings at the Central Criminal Court M de Zulueta faced the dock as the slave trade case continues. Witnesses describe seals, screws, shackles, and concealed cargo aboard the Gallophin later renamed Augusta, with testimony detailing packages of leaguers and stowage, while debate over trial venue and legal interpretation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Criminal Court
M. de Zulueta
William Thomas Onion
Sergeant Bompas
Portsmouth
Augusta
Jennings
Mottley
Clarkson
George Moon
Payne
Vanderburgh
Bernardos
Zulueta and Co
London
William Thomas Dent
Liverpool
Cadiz
Africa
Denman
Talfourd
Gallenas
Martinez
Fernandez
Ignacio Rollo
Mr. Kelly
Nicholls
Islands of
Ascension
Fernando
Kelly
James Brodie
Hill
M. Zulueta
Justice Maule
House of Commons
Nelly
M. Zuelueta
James Cook
John Pirie
Hackerston
Mr. Wilkins
Wmn
Haynes
P. Zulueta
New Court
Ry-Street
Harry
Edward Dwyer
Tooley-street
Horry
Hocvussine
Mary Prentice
John Tyler
St. Katharine’s Dock
Clerken Well
Mary Ann Jones
Susan Penson
Susan Courtney
Sherrard Street
Golden-square
Sherrard-street
Golden Square
Lambeth
Farringdon Street
Lockwood's Court
Clerkenwell
Penson
Martin
Court to Resume Sittings for December Hearings
The court will resume its sittings on Tuesday next for the second recess. Orders for hearing have been issued for December 1, with some cases noting sureties at the start of the month. The chief commissioner is in town during the circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Combe
Inspector Penny
Martin
Prosecutrix
Islington
Knapp
Thatcher
House of Correction
Richard Webb
Greenwood
Ann Baylis
Worms
Saffron-hill
Miss Worms
Newcourt
Peter-street
S Ddart
Bagniggewells Station
Cottam
Goddard
St. John Street
Worship Street
Pites Pinsister
Gars
Burelars
New Dopor
Daniel Houghton
Broughton
Church Street
Bethnal,green
Main
H Division
Church-street
Bingham
William Jackson
George Cluff
Starbord Street
Spitalfields
Teakle
Sergeant Teakle
Greenwich
Tuz Rivar Piers
Aicwagp Dogson
Sutton
Barwis
Waterman’s Floating Pier Company
Gardenstairs
Grove
Richard Dobson
Greenwich Hospital
John Sutton
Watermen
Corporation of London
Stone Pier Company
Chapple
Mr. Chapple
Ixsotvert Court
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