London Notes and Public Affairs Items
A dense 19th century column covers courtly notices, charity events, parish debates, and civic hearings. It lists the London Orphan Asylum anniversary festival, road reforms, St Valentine mail totals, hospital reports, ratepayer meetings, freehold land society news, naval estimates, and education bills with parliament prayers and local governance motions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Orraan Asylum
London
Duke of Wellington
Earl of Verulam
R. Grosvenor
Sheriff Crosley
The
Stock Exchange
Crimea
St. George-the-Martyr
Southwark
B. Hall
Blackfriars Road
Robert Archer
Love
Barnes
Highway Board
Hoskins
Hance
Drinkwater
St. Valentine
Marylebone
Marylebone-lane
Peter Graham
Oxford Street
Tripp
Westmoreland Arms
D’itranger
Hodges
St. Marylebone
National Freexorp Laxp Society
National Freehold Land Society
London Tavern
Bishopsgate Street
Joshua Walmsley
M.P
Cobden
Higham
ApaiRat Durpas
Dunalas
Admiralty
James Graham
Layard
Agamemnon
Navy Estates
Naval Department
de Lacy Evans
Marylebone Vestry
Sir de Lacy Evans
Piis
Trume
Peerage-linked officers fill near full regiment tally
The passage lists 48 persons closely connected with the Peerage including Viscounts Earls Barons and baronets plus five eldest sons of baronets and officers such as Lieutenant Colonels Clifford Hopwood Wynyard Captains Hatton Digby Mitchell Lieutenants Clive Tracy Clayton totaling 62 in all. Also notes Mayor's Sixovittt Lotion praised by Era for remarkable healing claims and potential hospital use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craufurd
Cavendish
Ridley
Lord Colborne
Mitchell
Lord Raglan
Goulbourn
Exchequer
Reeve
Lord Harborough
Maitland
Duke of Richmond
Crichton Stuart
Marquis of Bute
Ponsonby
Besborough
Ellison
Lord Rokeby
Cust
Duke of Buccleugh
de Horsey
Louisa de Horsey
Captain Higginson
Frances Higginson
A. Fox
Caroline Fox
Keppel
Earl of
Hatton
Digby
Clive
Tracy
Clayton
Tiverton election and Windsor contest in 19th century Britain
The Tiverton nomination shows Lord Palmerston re elected without opposition as war dominates national policy, while Radnorshire returns Sir G C Lewis and Windsor sees Ricardo and Hope contest then withdraw. Wiltshire southern division re elects Sidney Herbert amid Crimea hardship and public service calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiverton
House of Commons
Lord Palmerston
Treasury
Radnor
G. C. Lewis
Radnorshire
New Radnor
England
India
Australia
America
Windsor
Borough of
Charles Wellesley
Ricardo
Hope
Crimea
South Wirs
Wiltshire
Sidney Herbert
Salisbury
Hastings
Herbert
Also Mentioned on This Page
Duke of Newcastle
Stallybrass
Plymouth
Russia
Sheerness
Raneep Seaport Union
London Ragged School Union
St. Martin’s Hall
Earl of Shaftesbury
Mechi
Whittingtonian
Builpers’ Benevolent Institution
Southampton-street
Bloomsbury-square
George Bird
A. G. Harris
Joseph Bird
Thomas Couzens
Relief Fund
Building Fund
Heatte
Loxpor
Messrs
Linwach, &c
City of London
George Hotel
Aldermanbury
J. Lilwall
E. Kennedy
Brook and Son
Lilwall
Kennedy
Lord Joux Russell
Buty
Lord John Russell
Education Committee
AnMx
Regiment of Grenadier Guards
Hart
Prince Albert
Augustus Foley
R. Bruce
J. Lindsay
G. Cadogan
A. Gordon
H. M. Percy
H. T. Forrester
R. W. P. Curzon
C. H. Lindsay
Arthur Hay
Prince Edward of
Saze Weimar
Frederick Fitzroy
A. F. Egerton
Ashley Pon
the Provinces
Recoller
Palmerston
John Russell
Peate Ag
Odessa
Birmingham
Paris
Marlborough” House
Ia A
Manchester
John Drummond
Nature
Chesson
G. Julian Harney
Htuschai
Poland
Europe
Wigan
George Thompson
T. Coop
Thompson
Farkey
Moscow
Mensebikoff
Lord Strafford
Turkey
Lord Stratford
Mr. Thompson
Hughian
Vienna
M. Cronyn
Leays
Sebastopol
Golden Horn
Oxus
Manchester Examiner
Jonx Attwood
John Attwood
Dudley
Bia
Hannah Hall
Sheffield
Eben
An Dehee
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