Peace with America praised after Peel's decision
The article voices relief that peace with America persists, lauding Sir Robert Peel for his course and expressing hope Providence will grant prosperity to the landed interests and better times ahead. It notes support for Peel and faith that the nation avoids war, with wishes to meet next year under improved circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
America
Robert Peel
Providence
Peel
Bataviar
Captain Dunlop
Katherine
Rotterdam
Westport
Ireland
Holland
Metropolitan Parliamentary Reform Association
Jonathan Duncan
Temperance Hall
York Street
Westminster
Wilson
Charter Association
Duncan
House of Commons
Metropolitan Association
Dowling
Dr. Black
Southwark Bridge-Road
James Morgan
Buffey Ridley
Forest of Dean
Puck
Jenkinson
M‘douall
Deptford
Manchester
Bolton
Stockport
Ashton-unter-Line
Friends of
Lyons
Messrs. Morland
Oxford-road
David Thomas
D. Maude, Esq
Borough Court
Lawley
London Road
Sleigh
Owever
Maude
Abbey
Abbey Close
Parsley Advertiser
Carell
Hazle Grove
Marple
Mellor
Disley
Styall
Bollington
Macclesfield
Compstall Bridge
Cross Moor
Woodly
Haley Hill
William Sutchliffe
Halifax
Halifar Guardian
Latrorp Sxissions
J. F. Foster
George Murray
Michael McLoughlin
Murray
Loughlin
John Berry
Mossfield
Lancastercastle
Edward Lyons
Lancaster Castle
Belgium
The Telemaque Treasure Ship saga in Normandy tales
An extract describes smuggling onto a timber barge to reach the Telemaque wreck near Quillebœuf and Rouen. English workers plan to raise the brig using harpoons, piles, and screw-jacks, amid legends of vast bullion and jewels including Marie Antoinette’s necklace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telemaque
Havre
Rouen
Quilleteeus
London
Gravesend
Blackwall
Taylor
Divera
Seine
France
A Moniteur
Marat
L'dmi du Peuple
Paris
Limoges
Normandy
Plato
M. de Leroux
England
Quillebeuf
Capt. Taylor
Quillebwuf
Maria Antoinette
Louis XVI
Varennes
Philippe Egalité
Quilleboeuf
Ouen
Inquest at St Katherine Docks on Anne M Grath alias John Smith
An inquest in the committee room at St Katherine Docks investigated the death of Anne M Grath alias John Smith aged eighteen. Testimony described a life of poverty and vice, a theft of 235 to redeem a watch, heavy drinking, and fear and shame prior to a drowning verdict. A lockman plus surgeon testified to a fall into the water and unsuccessful resuscitation. The jury returned a verdict of found drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sincipe
Remonsr
Baker
St. Katherine Docks
Anne M‘grath
John Smith
Jane Arnold
Bridgewell Yard
Dudley
London
Lewis Williams
St. Katherine
M. Robert Bowen
Liverpool
Manchester
Leeds
Bradford
Passengers Emigration Act Reform and Colonial Reports
The Colonial Land and Emigration Commissioners praise amendments to the Passengers Act aiming to regulate ship capacity provisions seaworthiness and prevent emigrant frauds. They detail how the Act applies across colonies New South Wales Van Dieman's Land New Zealand Western Australia Canada and the West Indies with notes on bounty systems funding and gender balances and report rising emigration to Canada and North America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Land and Emigration Commissioners
Her
United Kingdom
New South Wales
van Dieman’s Land
New Zealand
Western Australia
Western Australian Company
Parkhurst
West Indies
Sierra Leone
India
Royal Navy
House of Commons
Secretary of State
Legislative Council
van Disman’s
van Dieman’s
Committee of Council On Emigration
Ing
New Zealana
Zealand
Pany
Ems
Colon
Clyde
Paisley
Callon
Gre
Coloni
Canada
Prince Edward's Island
Acta
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Buchanan
Boston
New York
United States
England
Jamaica
Emi
Brazils
Hur Maje
Europe
Stenrs
Ity
Ion
Flo Kr
Guiana
Africa
Helena
Madeira
West India
Trinidad
North America
Removal of Convicts From Newgate in Overcrowding
Following the grand jury presentment at the Central Criminal Court session the overcrowded Newgate gaol saw 120 convicts removed. Those sent away include life transportees, two for fifteen years, eleven for fourteen, three for twelve, one for ten, forty five for seven, and sixty seven others. Some junior prisoners were moved to the boys ship and Millbank Penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruges
London
J. Cumberland and Son
Margaret
Herminie
Celia
Love
D’autun
Mazoarer
Herschniz
Autun
Max
Desanges
Rochard
Paris
Eugene
Zan
Jenny
Mar
Walter Lacy
Sieur Euene
Crising
Jean
Lafont
Gaudry
Central Criminal Court
Newgate
Millbank
An Historical Romance of the Court of Russia
Mrs. Hofland presents Tun Czantxa a three volume historical novel of the Russian court between Catherine and Ann. Princess Mary, daughter of Menzikoff, faces forced betrothal to Archduke Peter while loving Prince Theodore. Banished to Siberia, she returns under Empress Ann to confront duty and love in a harsh autocratic world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Catherine
Alexander
Lieut
Chichekoff
Siberia
Menzikoff
Mary Menzikoff
Ulrica
Peter
Ivan Dolgourouki
Moscow
Pozeck
Prince Menzikoff
Brukenthal
Theodore Dolgourouki
Ivan
Butlo
Czarina
Prince Theodore
Tun Czantxa
Russia
Hofland
London
Henry Colburn
Ann
Theodore
Advice on cold prevention and sleep hygiene in the nineteenth century
A medical advisory discusses methods to avoid colds and asthma through proper sleeping conditions, warmth management, and room design. It warns against direct light on eyes and extreme temperature shifts, recommends warming the bedroom before bed, and cites Liebig on clothing reducing food needs. It notes acclimatization for East and West Indians and preserves the era's view of practical folk remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liebeg
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T. Fredericx Exziorr
Epward E. Viturerns
Joan Greercz
San Lefevre
Sterr
Edward Binns
John Churchill
Binns
Rabelais
Macnish
John Sinclair
Franklin
House of Lords
Elliotson
Dr. Elliotson
Valiant
Martha
Elmore
Paul
Count de Lorme
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