Empress of Russia in Berlin review and Paris dispatches
Berlin and Potsdam observe a grand garrison review in honor of the Empress of Russia. Prince Augustus injures shoulder and ribs in a fall but is expected to recover. Stockholm reports delays in executing Captain Lindeberg and notes his prison collection. Meantime fever and cholera counts, and a royal visit to Freyenwalde accompany Europe’s tense scene with ships, markets, and political movements across Berlin Stockholm St Petersburg and Hamburgh.
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Berlin
Potsdam
Russia
Prince Augustus
Stockholm
Dagligt Althenda
Lindeberg
Prince Menzikoff
Finland
Hamburgh
Leipzic
Greece
Bosnia
Berlin, Sept. 29. " Her Majesty the Empress of
Meyerbeer
Robert Devil
Opera House
Royal
Freyenwalde
Eliza Radzewill
Louisa
Prussia
Antony Radzewill
Grand Duchy of
Posen
Hamare
Goldbey
Lower Silesia
Eliza
Almanac for hats and a plea for pension funds
A Victorian miscellany item discusses a twelve month hat almanac design printed on silk for outdoor use. It notes a proposed soldier pension fund idea linked to small daily pay, urging long term savings to reduce military costs. It reports a fatal drowning near Chelsea College and highlights Times rapid London to Jedburgh mail delivery. It also reviews cholera trends over three years with decreasing fatalities and cautions against panic.
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Titt
Chelsea College
Augustus Clive
Cecil Clive
Cambridge
England
Times
Jedburgh
Newcastle
London
Edinburgh
London Road
Caledonian Mercury
Revising Barristers Court Sheds Light on Franchise Rights in Middlesex
In a Middlesex Revising Barristers hearing, questions arose over six months possession under the Reform Act as to a claimant with a life estate in remainder. Mr Keen rejected claims that residence with his mother and receipt of rents during minority granted voting rights, noting possession in remainder cannot be in possession. Coventry agreed with Keen, ruling the estate in remainder with life tenant in possession cannot confer electoral rights.
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Joventry
Keen
Marylebone Court-house
Brentford
Hentse
Shepperton
Mr. Keen
Possenaia
Coventry
Westminster Voter Revision Opens With Rate Dispute
In a Westminster Guildhall session Messrs Thompson and Tamlyn began revising the city voter list. Caleb Elisha claimed a vote as occupant of a Duke Street house while living in Piccadilly and paying rates on both properties. The revising barristers ruled he could vote for the Piccadilly house as a continued occupation. Other claims involved Duke Street owners John and James Quilliver, whose rate payments were unsettled due to Christmas demolition. the claim was allowed as extra parochial. An incident report noted a serious Holborn crash injuring Nangle of Harmer Flower & Co, with the cabriolet driver fleeing. The Morrison inquest returned a verdict of insanity after a hanging death with a loose cord.
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Thompson and
Tamlyn
City of Westminster
Guildhall
Westminster
Caleb Elisha
Piccadilly
Duke Street
St. James's
Duke-street
City and
Piecailly
Elisha
Buzzard
Etisha
Thompson
Mr. Elisha
Messrs
John
James Qulliver
St. James’s
Nangle
Alderman Harmer
Flower,and Co
Hattongarden
Holborn
Grace Morrison
County Claree
Muorper
Conolly Egan
Patrick Clune
John Flynn
Connor Flynn
Patrick Costello
Paradise
C. C. Blake
Kildysart
Clare Journal
County Liimericn
Thomas P. Vokes
Ballyvistea
County Tipperary
Limerick
Matthew
Daniel Molony
Thadeus R. Ryan
Bastlefane
Molonys
Stamp duty case faces harsh penalties for unstamped papers
Birmingham police report on Saturday’s arraignments of Messrs Guest Jenkinson Watts and Davis for selling unstamped Newspapers. Sentences range from six to ten weeks amid arguments over liberty of the press and tax policy, with defendants asserting motives of public education against the act.
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Birmingham Journal of
Spooner
F. Lloyd
Guest
Jenkinson
Watts
Davis
Police Gazette
The
Man
Spurrier
Jas. Guest
Lord Brougham
Mr. Guest
Birmingham
Faulkner
England
Grey
Lansdowne
Althorp
Denman
Mr.Thompson
Scotland
Penny Magazine
Castlereagh
Edmonds
Stamp Office
William Guest
Francis Lloyd
In Vino Veritas at Gray's Inn Wine Vaults
A visitor reports on Gray's Inn Wine Establishment at 24 High Holborn praising its vast wine stock, neat order, and courteous service. Proprietors Henekey and Co. show the vaults and the visit leads to a recommendation to patrons to visit the shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray’s Inn
High Bolborn
Messrs
Hen
Wenlock title history and Balm's Wellington Sauce notice
The piece records the Wenlock peerage extinction and lineage notes, detailing the descent from Thomas Lord Wenlock, the 1471 battle of Tewkesbury, and the 1478 Wenlock borough charter. It notes Sir Francis Lawley as the baronet successor, Beilby Thompson’s parliamentary ties, and mentions the Wellington Sauce praised for appetite and stomach health, with preservation claims.
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Wenlock
Thomas Lord
Shropshire
Lord Wenlock
Francis Lawley, Bart
P. Beilby Thompson
West Riding of Yorkshire
Lord Braybrooke
Beilby Thompson
Yorkshire
Balm
Ireland The New Law Appointments At Dublin
The Dublin Evening Post lists expected reforms: Blackburne as Attorney General, Crampton to the bench, Serjeant O Loghlin as Solicitor General, and Greene as the new Serjeant. Crampton already serves as a Judge of the King's Bench, succeeding Jebb. the Solicitor Generalship remains offered but not accepted.
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Dublin Evening Post
Blackburne
Crampton
Serjeant
O’loghlin
Greene
King’s Bench
Jebb
R. W. Greene
Queen’s County
Mr. Monck
Miss Monck
CLEARWELL STAKES AND DERBY BETTING AT TATTERSALLS
Racing news from Tattersalls on October 6 notes the Clearwell Stakes with short odds for Free Will Preserve and others, plus Derby betting on Coriolanus and Silentia. In the country Mostyn Stakes at Holywell shows entries and favourites, while Epsom October Races begin tomorrow and a Hyde Park Corner sale of racing stock realises several high bids including Reveller for Lord Exeter and Pasha for Mr. Elmore.
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Tattersall's
Mr. Wreford
Mr. Greville
Greatrex
M. Wood
Derby
Ridsdale
Holywell
Lord Westminster
Touchstone
Sir T. Stanley
Mr. Mostyn
Hyde Park Corner
Reveller
Lord Exeter
the Pasha
Elmore
Waxy
Elve
Harmony
Fual
Tranby
Codicil
Goodwin
Smolenska
Ditto
Vestris
Hutchins
Haphazard
Martin
Skim
Iron’s
Ford
Mameluke
Theobold
Camel
Prices of Stock and Foreign Bonds at One OClock
Prices of stock and foreign funds listed with various bonds and mining shares. Includes Belgian, Brazilian, Chilian, Mexican, Danish, Dutch, Greek, Russian, Peruvian, Colombian, Spanish and other bonds with quoted prices and percentages. Also notes arrivals of ships and a theatre program at the Royal Lyceum and English Opera House tonight presenting Mountain Sylph and Lo Zingaro with cast and show times.
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India
Parte
Uese
Ditto Regency
Chilian
Sp. Teesunee
Shure
Ngla Mexican Mining Co
Alliance Fire Insurance Company Es
Ceceee
Bolanos Mining Company
Brazilian Imperial Mining Co
British Iron Mining Company
Columbian Mining Co
Canada Company
Csscuneeess
Provincial Bank of Ireland
General Steam Navigation
United Mexican Min. Ca
EW Theatre Royal
Lyceum
English Opera House
New Beer Act Digest in Weekly True Sun
The Weekly True Sun will publish a complete digest of the New Beer Act with the October 10 oper ation date, references to the former act, notes, and indexes. It includes a full report on the Public General Meeting of Licensed Brewers and Retailers at the London Mechanics Institution on Sept 30, and aims to aid beer-shop keepers against vexatious informer actions. Also notes Rich water at London Seidoe tomorrow and Taue Sun publication times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
True Sun
London Mechanics’ Institution
Circulating medium debate in The True Sun column
The True Sun questions the nature and safety of a national circulating medium, dismissing claims that cheaper notes undermine safety while praising a gold standard. It mocks rivals and explains a double deficiency in criticism, likening arguments to a building scaffold and praising Lord Chancellor references amid a Greenwich controversy.
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Chronicle
Bank of England
Greenwich Ga
Nature
Examiner
The
Times
Brovenam
Greenwich
Epsom Races Entries Closed for Stakes and Heats
The notice lists tomorrow's races at the Craven Course and New T Y C with entries closed for the Epsom Stakes and associated events. Horses include Repentance Trickery Wanderer Caroline and Wassailer with weights and added sums, plus the North and Woodcote Stakes heats and Hungerford Regatta results.
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T.Y.C
Molony
Wassailer
Martyn
Lambden
Rover
T. Hodges
Robinetta
G. Heathcote
Figaro
Canopy
Harrison
St. Patrick
Angelica
Headley
Pigott
Gardner
Saour
Skipwith
New Craven
Dockeray
Sayour
Rowing Match Ends With Shepherd Victory Over Burke
A minor sculling contest yesterday between Deaf Burke and George Shepherd of Che Bea for 102 took place from Westminster Bridge through Battersea and back to the Red House. Burke led briefly but Shepherd pulled ahead near the Red House, finishing decisively.
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Hungerford Regatta
Hungerford-stairs
St. Martin’se
Deaf Burke
Pugilist
George Sheperd
Barney Shepherd
Che Bea
Westminster Bridge
Battersea Bridge
Red House
Canaille
Burke
Shepherd
Vauxhall Bridge
Sheperd
Deficiency Of Building Affairs Creates Puzzling Query
A reader notes a phrase about a deficiency of building affairs and understanding. The commentator questions the meaning, asks for clarity from an operative builder, and remarks on the Contemporary’s suggestion that nature intended honest politicians. The tone is perplexed and seeks illumination.
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Greenwich Gazette
Controversy over Lord Tenterden's impartiality in True Sun case
The Gravesend and Milton Journal letters attack Lord Tenterden for alleged injustice in the True Sun libel case against Alderman Winchester and attorney Thomas Balcs. They defend his legal acumen while condemning perceived political bias and the jury’s verdict, arguing the bench betrayed impartial justice amid banking and monetary concerns.
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Gravesend and
Milton
Lord Tenterden
Alderman Winchester
True Sun
Messrs
Grant
The
Thomas Baicos
Winchester
Balccs
Beve
Grant and
Bex
Briacs
Thornton
Messrs. Grant
Bell
Bel
Court of King’s Bench
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Tiflis
Fasad Pacha
Seraskier
Erzercum
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Persia
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Seizie
Siebold
Japan
Russian Empire
Bremen
Petersburgh
Cortes A. F. Haldimand and Sons
s-Hamburgh
Barristers Court
Middlesex
Vino Veritas
Ireland
Sporting
Holland
Brasil
Buenow Ayros
Carthagens
Dublini
P.e Cease
Flanders
Prance
Gueroseyvand
Jersey
London Seidoe
Crue
Zette
Lim
Ae Ea Cane
Fnee Nee
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