Southampton and London Railway Public Meeting Adopts Supports
A Southampton public meeting chaired by D Powles approves the Southampton and London Railway project. It calls for a directors committee and share subscriptions at major London banks with thanks to Powles for guiding the discussion and to the railway directors for their explanations.
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Outhampton
London
City of
Gon Tavern
Bhut
D. Powles
Southampton
Pice Yreveting
Sou
Tate
Tray Ries
Baring
Bart
M.P
Lewis d . Mexander Baring
Mataranas
Wo Dror
William Ward
Briscoe
George Shedden
Jobe Bens
Southampton and London Railway
Sir Charles Wetherell and Bristol Riots Defense
Bristol correspondent reports Sir Charles Wetherell defending himself amid Bristol Riots coverage. He denies being the cause, questions remonstrances from Bristol authorities, and critiques press coverage while defending his actions and stance on the burnings and protests.
Paganini at Brighton sparks price row and police aid
Sensation in Brighton over Paganini engagement as Mr Gutteridge plans to raise ticket prices to 4 shillings in the gallery and double boxes and pit. Placards threaten resistance, police pledged protection. The piece cites earlier negotiations with Paganini for longer engagements and high demands, denying tabloid money-loss rumors and asserting substantial profits remitted to Genoa.
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Brighton
Paganini
Gatteridge
Wayce
Liverpool
Manchester
Gye
King’s Theatre Haat
M. Laporte
Genoa
Address of thanks to the king in Lords session briefed
Lords met after one o clock to proceed with the address thanking His Majesty for his speech. The Duke of Devonshire announced the address would be moved at two. The Lord Chancellor and others participated, and the House adjourned to tomorrow. Bankrupts listed include Thomson Mildred Pountney Lane and several tradesmen and workers. The Barber of Seville was staged with mixed notices. performance praised overall despite some acting shortcomings.
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Duke of Devonshire
Lord Campalown
Lord Littleton
Earl of Shaftenbury
R. Thomson
T. D. Mildred
Cornhill
Lnore
Lawrence Pountney-lane
E. Pege
Shoreditch
C-Lovell
St. Martin’s Court
Wordingham
Jun
Kensington
Patterson
Giaratang
Lancashire
J. Lockwood
Huddersfield
T. Richardson
Howden
Yorkshire
Askew
J. Dewhurst
Manchester
Richard
J. Dockray
P. Pindar
Leeda
T. Radford
Ashborne Green
Derbyshire
J. Meeks
T. Gummery
Warwick
Creas
Burnley
W.H. Wace
Dudley
S Worris
Newark-upon-Trent
Mercer
Read
Bathwick
Somersetshire
Baker
Richardson
Knaresborough
Money Scrivener
Daves Lave
Mr. Phillips
Figaro
Penson
Mrs. Wood
Hasina
Alt. Seguin
Bartolo
Wood
House OF Lords
Terspay
Busiam Grey
Kane
Earl of Crownross
Ness
Cal
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Commons House of Parliament
House of Commons
Stille
Earl
Gray
Agas
Grey
Hear
Earl of C
Sunderland
Europe
Ireland
Addygst
Jiraganza
Uie
Portugal
Holland
Belgium
Netherlands
France
England
Bristol
Birmingham Union
Lord Lyttelton
Lord Dinorben
Charles the
Commons
Peera
East Retford
Thill
Messare
Hut
Scotland
Fox
Mr. For
Lord Holland
Articlns
Reading
Lord Charham
United States of America
Burke
Crown
House
The
Mr. Burke
Lord Bacon
Church of England
Ste Wss
Earl of Harrowby
Balgiao
Earl Grey
Earl of Eldon
Earl of Camperdown
Earl of Aberdeen
Rivera
Conte
Tortary
Waas
Houge
Braganza
Happer
Pedro
Succesa
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Reform Bill Crisis Deliberations In Lords
The Lords debate the royal speech with focus on reform, Ireland, Scotland, and Ireland’s unrest. Emphasis on passing a bill in principle, dangers of opposing reform, and the Birmingham unions. concerns on press influence, finances, and foreign affairs including Belgium, Holland, and Portugal.
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Charles Wetherell
Charles
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Chartee
Bejatal
Sir Charles
Beint
Si Totes
York House
Bath
Mr. Pinney
Copmon
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