People of England and the Conservative Democracy
A polemic letter discusses Protestantism, dissent, and the People of England as the unforeseen sovereigns of change. It argues that practical, nonsectarian masses shape history more than doctrinal factions, warning that indifference toward institutions risks state instability and urging loyalty to established order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartex Pwist
Peel
England
Bolton
Sinot
Legion
Tooley-street
Beliganst
Ultra
Edward
Jane Grey
Mateus
Tower-hill
Tyburn
Smithfield
Alcen
Esathyan
Royal birth near in time and gallery news in London
The Globe reports Her Majesty’s health improving and accouchement imminent with palace summons to clergy and ministers. Also covered are the Standish English Gallery at the Louvre and the Gayser steam frigate trial with Seaward gear, plus Char-nam dockyard activity and a remarkable 685 pound man Cornelius in Milford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Office
Archbishop of
Canterbury
London
Buckinghaw Palace
Robert Peel
Frauds of the Exchequer Exposed in Treasury Fraud Case
A sweeping treasury inquiry reveals forgery in exchequer bills linked to Mr. E B Smith senior clerk. Three duplicate bill sets, forged signatures, and a city network of confederates enabled long running frauds. Smith confesses while authorities seize suspects. few small denomination bills spared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
E.B. Smith
R. Peel
Exchequer
James Graham
Lord Monteagle
Smith
Comptroller-General
Secretary of State
Stock Exchange
Times
Bank of England
Globe
Monteagle
Comptroller-General’s Office
Sidney
Accidental death and escapes loom in inquest notes
Friday inquest at St George's Hospital examined Mary Tarplit aged 76 who died after severe burns from a fire at her Bayswater home caused during an evening of heavy drinking with Jones. The verdict was accidental death whilst intoxicated. A separate report records two convicts Joseph Porter and John Baptist Hennett escaping from the ship Tortoise bound for Van Diemen's Land after transportation for life and seven years respectively. Also an Westminster bridge inquest into Frances Pett, three, who died mesenteric disease accelerated by a fall when her foot slipped on a Westminster bridge curb causing a wagon wheel injury. The jury linked the death to the fall and dangerous footway height and repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgep
Daux
Jones
Smith
E. Dickenson
Joseph Porter
John Baptist Hennett
Ann Storey
Lissonprove
Edgware Road
Pilymouth-sound
van Diemen’s Land
Westminster-Bridge
Peckham
Alts
J. B. Kimpton
Westminster Hospital
Westminster Bridge
Incendiarism and Want on Radbrook Farm and Distress News
Reports detail incendiary fires at Radbrook farm near Quinton in Gloucestershire with a £150 total reward offered, while other incidents of arson devastate Heath and Reach, and Essex railway workers face distress. Coverage notes widespread unemployment, calls for relief, and a Leeds survey showing over 20 000 people subsisting on under one shilling weekly, amid fears for public order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford Asociation
Radbrook Farm
Birmingham Fire-Office
Heath-and-Reach
Bedfordshire
Leighton Buzzard
Innwoods
Bedford
Ingatestone
Essex
Paisley
Thomas Morris
Paisley Fund
London
France
America
Hearne
Lincoln’s Inn-Fields Chapel
Leeds
Manchester
Daily Bread Society
St. Katherine’s Docks
Sierra Leone
Marlborough
Prices of Food At Home And Abroad
The report compares bread and flour costs between Paris and London, noting Paris offers cheaper wheaten bread and flour while London prices are higher. It covers wheaten bread, flour per sack, wheat prices in Paris, London, and other European ports, and states a 22s 8d quarterly duty on foreign wheat, with percentage markups from various origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
London
Marklane
Mark Lane
Bayonne
Chatelleraux
Caen
Meaux
Marseilles
Rennes
Germany
Hamburg
Naples
Leghorn
Ancona
Genoa
England
Nuisance and Gig Accident In City Streets
Tuesday afternoon a cab struck Mr J Thompson of Devonshire street near Queen's-square, injuring his leg severely and leaving him to a hackney home. A Doctor Cooke riding with a servant on a chaise near London Bridge was thrown when a frightened horse wrecked the chaise, both escaped serious harm as the horse bolted into a wall corner near Fishmongers Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Thompson
No.5
Devonshire-street
Queen’s-square
St. Martin’s-le-Grand
Dr. Cooke
Trial of Alexander M Leod in Caroline case at Utica
The Utica Common Pleas opens in October 1841 with Judge Gridley presiding. Jurors are sworn, various witnesses testify on the Caroline raid and Durfee murder, detailing the attack on the steam boat, the escape attempts, and the Navy Island involvement. The defense and prosecution outline the case, noting the legal question of whether Leod participated in the assault and killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
Utica
Gridley
Common Pleas
Hall
Jenkins
Oneida County
Wood
Niagara
Seth C. Hawley
Buffalo
Alexander M‘leod
Mr. Spencer
Bradley
Gardner
Charles O’curtis
Paris
Edmund Allen
Augusta
John Mott
Sangerfield
Elijah Brush
Rome
Ira Byngton
Camden
William Carpenter
Kirkland
Isaiah Thurber
Peter Sleight
Westmoreland
Asher Allen
Seymour Carrier
Steuben
Esech Allen
Floyd
Volney Elliott
Durfee
William Wells
Mr. Woods
Caroline
Schlosser
Amos Durfee
Spencer
Field
King
Darfee
Niagara Falls
Canada
Blackrock Dam
Tonawanta
Navy Island
United States
Blackrock
Goverment
van Rensselaer
Caroline Attack Witnesses Recount Grave Assault on Ship
Testimony details the Caroline steamer attack at Schlosser on December 28, 1837. Witnesses describe gunfire, sword clashes, Durfee's death, guards, and troops ferrying arms to Navy Island amid a violent confrontation.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Een Bat Ltt
The
Free Trader
Hoa Ug
Her Majesty
Cannizano
Milan
Duke of Cannizaro
Lovuvre
Palace of the
Louvre
Standish
Musée de la Magine
Rue St. Honoré
Fort Or Cuark
Bricaton
Merstham Cutting
Mersham
Tower
Her
Gayser
Tong
Sheerness
Sir William Symonds
Messrs
Seaward
Capel
Limehouse
Messrs. Seaward
Gravesend
Hammond
F. Daniel
Northcott
Price
Boyes
Johnson
Strong
Plunkett
Barton
Ottway
Stopford
Ewart
Mason
East India House Marine Department
Green
the Admiralty
William Symonds
S. Seaward
Robert Stopford
Acre
Woolwich
Cnarnam
Thalia
Castor
Wolverine
Eagle
Lynx
Harlequin
Isis
Liverpool
China
West Indies
India
Lewis Cornelius
Milford
Pike County
Pennsylvania
Daniel Lambert
Cornelius
Daniel Jvambert
Daniel
Alexander
Leod
Eign Hherd Magne Dors Proac
Daniel J. Steward
Mr. Hawley
Frederick W. Emmons
Field's
Keeler
Mr. Jenkins
James Field
Hawley
Watch
William Kennedy
Henry Emmons
Falls
John Hatter
Joshua A. Smith
James H. King
Nelsonnes Roman Ihn Cenny
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