Peel Memorial Fund Gathers Support in London
A committee of tradesmen launches a penny fund for a poor man’s monument to Sir Robert Peel in London. Subscriptions will be paid into the Bank of England as trustees include Hume Gladstone Russell and others. Larger gifts welcomed. books opened at Carr Glyn Hallifax and Co Lomik and Ransom and Co Pall Mall hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Peek
House of Commons
Lord Palmerston
Robert Peel
University of Glasgow
Merchant Tailors’ Hall
Sir Robert Peel
Times
England
London
Bank of England
Hume
Gladstone
Lord John Russell
James Graham
Lord Hardinge
Masterman
Carr, Glyn, Hallifax, and Co
Lomik
Ransom and Co
Pall-mall “Hunt
Suicide and public welfare reports a Seven Year Old Tragedy
Reports cover varied topics from improved air quality in Truman and Hanbury yards to parliamentary salary rises for judges and the Lord Chancellor. A Newark child aged seven drowns after threats and a Coroner's Jury cites infant discernment. Also noted is a newly discovered Burns poem and a Burns Chambers printing plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderton
Court of Common Council
Truman and Hanbury
Junges’ Savarres
House of Lords
Trent
Newark
Roxer Burns
Robert Chambers
Burns
Chambers
Burke
Garrick
Hampton
Death of the Duke of Cambridge at Cambridge House
Early reports state that the Duke of Cambridge died at Cambridge House around ten last night after a long illness marked by cramps and debility. Attendants included Drs Hawkins Bright Watson Keate and J Kingworth. The last bulletin noted a tranquil day before a sudden death. Princess Augusta was abroad. Prince George was present. Baron Kuesebeck relayed the news to the Prince Consort in Buckingham Palace. The cause cited includes gout and other disorders amid old age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marning
Cambridge House
Francis Hawkins
Fr. Bright
Watson
Fir. Keaté
Duchess of Cambridge
Prince Eorge of
Carbridge
Ireland
Augusta
Grand Duke of
Mecklenburgh Strelitz
Germany
Baron Kuesebeck
Nervatt
Death of the Duke of Cambridge 1838 obituary notes life
The article recalls Prince Adolphus Frederick seventh son of George III who died aged 76 born February 24 1774. It highlights his political support for Pitt his Hanover command during the 1803 period and reforms in the Duke of Cumberland era. It praises his moderation charity and patronage, his musical society involvement, and his urbane character as a public figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Adolphus Frederick
George III
Mr. Pitt
Holland
Duke of York
Duke of Cambridge
Buonaparte
Hanover
England
Count Walmoden
Duke of Cumberland
House of Guelph
Bifide
Gabsel
London
Augusta Wilhelmina Louisa
Ganglites
Frederic of
Hesse Cassel
Sgee
House of Lords
House of Commons
Three Sisters Living at Beddgelert Totals 280 Years
In Beddgelert three sisters share a total age of 280 years. Their exact ages are not provided but the combined sum is given as 280 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beddgelert
Manchester MP defends vote against Roebuck policy
John Bright replies to a Manchester constituent explaining his opposition to a government foreign policy resolution. He argues ministers should not meddle in other countries' domestic affairs, cites free trade principles, and asserts independence from party pressure while affirming coalition support for Cobden and Hume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
M.P
London
Manchester
Mancheater
Treasury
Lord Stanley
Ruébuck
Cobden
Lberty
Hume
Ant
Alarming train accident at Liverpool Lime Street terminus
A heavy twenty two carriage excursion from Uttoxeter to Liverpool collided with the lime street wall after emerging from Edghehill tunnel. About fifty passengers suffered contusions and facial injuries while no lives or bones were lost. The North Staffordshire guard faced suspected negligence in securing the train prior to descent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London and North- Western Railway
Lime Street
Liverpool
Staffordshire
Uttoxeter
Fdgehill
North Staffordshire Guard
Lime-street
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UKE OF
Cambridge
SR. Brights
MR. RoBuck
John Briant
John Heywood
Deansgate, Manchester
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