Cardigan and Foraging Debates at Balaklava Hearing
Testimony before the board discusses cavalry horses mortality rates in November 1854 and missing forage. Lord Cardigan argues he sought authority to send horses to Balaklava, while Crookshanks and Lucan testify on foraging limits and requests. General Scarlett and Sir I Airey provide related notes as proceedings adjourn after two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Panmure
Duke of Wellington
Crookshanks
Lord Cardigan
Cardigan
Commissariat
Inkermann
Balaklava
Lord Lucan
Inkermiana
Mr. Crookshanks
Colline
Lord Lucan Rom
Vic
Lark Raglan
Tord Raglan
Judge-Advocate
Scarlett
Neary
Ife
Airey
Almos
Meeting at Lord Palmerston's Piccadilly
Liberal members of the House of Commons invited to meet Lord Palmerston at his residence in Piccadilly on Monday. About two hundred attended. The Peel party were absent. Independent Roman Catholic Irish members were not invited. Viscount Palmerston opened the proceedings in four ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Palmerston
Kars
Stratford de Redcliffe
Lord Stratford
House of Commons
Liberal Party
Phillimore
Piccadilly
Peel Party
John Kassel
Viscount Palmerston
PROCLAMATION OF PEACE PROCESSION IN LONDON
Crowds lined the streets from St James's Palace to the Royal Exchange to witness the heralds proclamation of peace. The parade included Life Guards, Officers of Arms, and City officials, ending at Temple Bar amid cheers as bells and park guns signaling the end of the war resounded.
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St. James's Palace
Royal Exchange
City of Westminster
Westminster
Life Guards
Charing-cross
Strand
Temple Bar
Arts
Gusnls
Chancery Lane
Cheapside
Woodstreet
Rural Exchange
Sir C. Young
Tlaga
Prince Albert
Duke of Norfolk
Nansion
Lod
Mansion House
Saturday Half Holiday Debate At Exeter Hall
A large public meeting at Exeter Hall opened by the Earl of Shaftesbury and organized by the Early Closing Association aimed to secure a half holiday on Saturdays and Friday wage payments for workers. Notable attendees included the Bishop of Oxford, Roun dell Palmer ALP Sir S. M. Peto ALP and Mr. Cowan ALP. the chair outlined objections about abuse and potential harm to trade, responding to those claims in detail.
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Manchester
Oxford
Sr S. MM. Peto
Roundell Palmer
Cowan
M.P
Williama Arthur
R. Baxter
Rogers
Christie's
Washington
Hostus Hostilius
Antonio Bellotti
Albert Durer
Raffaele
Michael Angelo
Rubens
Dorchester
Caroline
Luis
Sir E. Lyons
Duke of Newcastle
Constantinople
Church of England
Varna
Earl of Elgin
Sidney Herbers
J. Pakington
G. H. Money
Duke of Cambridge
Duke of Portland
A. F. WW. Bontagne
Marylebone
Guy
Home Office
Sue
Sir George Grey
Home Secretary
Russell
James Manders
St Bartholomew's Hospital
Fleet-street
Manders
Tre Trat
W. Pauser
Central Criminal Court
Rugeley
Messrs. Stone and Rose
Edwin James
Q.C
Haddlestone
F. Kelly
Ballantine
Scurrosco
Foschini
Scotland Yard
Thames
Vine-street
Woolwich
London
Carter
Mr. Wentzell
Lambeth
H.F
Henri Foschini
Ronelli
Rossi
Charingcross Hospital
George Godwin
F.R.S
Metropolitan Theatres
London Theatres
Princess's
Iti
Paris
George Urey
Guildhall
Deputy Holt
Blake
H. L. Taylor
Tote
Mansion House
Earl of Shaftesbury
House of Commons
Canon Bickersteth
Tetrapolis
Lord Abrington
Robert Han
Exeter Hall
S. M. Peto
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