Epping Hunt Fades As Royal Stag Run Ends At Windsor
An aged hunting scene near Windsor dissolves as the Epping hunt ends after Prince Albert and staff withdraw. The grand forest chase collapses into memory, with old riders and horses recalled by spectators. A Lewes steeplechase and various hunts across Sussex and Notts follow, highlighting a late Victorian sporting season.
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River Thames
Stewarts Nursery
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Boweny-common
Thames
Surrey-hall
Bray Wick
Maidenhead
Prince ‘Albert
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Eton
Windsor
Epping
Leicestershire
Lincolnshire
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Surrey
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Lewes
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Campbell
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Mr. Milbank
Mr Thomas
Mr. Campbell
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Saxby
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Brecknock Rifle-Ground
Wamdentown
Jeostae Wisen
Colonel Charritte
Soning
Napoleon
Richard
Abergavenny
Mr. Langley
Mr. Jones
Drax
Hoddinott
Sherborne-moor
Mrs. Hoddinott
Compton
Wick-park
Compton-woods
Compton-park
Babylon-hill
Bradford
Potter's Lees
Sherborne Journal
Deople
New Overseas Regiments and Twelve Company Depots
The war orders list specific regiments to India and foreign service, with numbers 10th 29th 78th 84th 86th 25th 68th 61st, augmented to 1000, plus experimental reorganizations. It details Mauritius Bermuda Canada Konianglands Cape Zante Mala depots and service companies to be composed of twelve companies or join abroad depots.
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Public Opinion on Peel Budget Engulfs Nations
A sweeping survey of county papers shows agricul turists denouncing Sir Robert Peel over tariff and income tax plans. Farmers, manufacturers, and traders in Cork Cork Cork react with protests and meetings across towns including Reading Bristol Liverpool and London, demanding protection against lowered duties and imported stock and footwear.
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Sant Severa
Dncome
Tak
Inverness Courier
North
Highlands
Scotland
Cheviot
Leicester
Reading Market
George Inn
J. Haslem
Sir Robert Peel
Robert
Mr. Clowes
Hickman
W. Clarke
Field
Cowderoy
Cork
Board of Trade
Ireland
Coggeshall
Liverpool
Stout
Harrison
Huskisson
Bush Tavern
Bristol
George Hall
Aldermanbury
Lincoln
R. Peel
Philip W. S. Miles
F. H. Fitzhardinge Berkeley
House of Commons
Wallington
Surrey
Sidney Smith
Croydon
Mitcham
Tooting
Merton
Carshalton
Smith
Bee
Coal Proprietors
South Wales
Swansea
C. Tennant
J. Vivian
M.P
Yeovil
Agricultural protests and tariff clashes across Britain
A broad report outlines landowners and farmers meeting in Lincoln and Edinburgh to oppose Sir Robert Peel's tariff and income tax proposals. Discussions focus on livestock duties, corn bills, and relief for agriculture, with petitions planned and speeches critiquing the tax as unfair to farmers and workers.
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England
London
Lincoln
Christopher
Lord Worsley
Handley
Sir Peel
Hamburg
New York
Robert Peel
Mr. Handley
Hhenid
Canvey
R. Peel
Sir Robert
East Lothian
Haddington
George Warrender
Remier
Eerly Chronicle
Edinburgh
B. Macauley
W. C. Craig
House of Commons
Duguid
Cammach‘gore, & Stanch Conservative
Scotland
Whitehall
Simpson Duguid
Barton
George Inn
Spelding
John Trollope
M.P
Everitt
John
Perx
Es Perr
Tanire
Johnson
Alliance clubhouse debts case ends in verdict for plaintiff
In the Civil Side at the King’s Bench, a builder sues over work done for the Alliance clubhouse in Pall Mall. The jury finds the defendants liable if present at orders given, or if they agreed to be bound, and returns a verdict for £52 16s 9d. In a separate North Wales circuit matter, the Queen v Williams and seven others ends with a not guilty verdict after riot allegations at Denbigh elections, with costs denied.
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Cius Law
Emly
Baron Alderson
Platt
Peteredorff
Thesiger
Swann
Alliance
Pall-mall
Hastings
Pall Mall
Anc
North Wales
Queen v. Williama
Orsons
Justice Coltman
Townsend
Denbighshire
Biddulph
Townsend Main- Waring
Denbigh
Three Boars
Honda
Myddleton
Guilty verdict in Lancashire arson attempt at Spotland mill
In a trial before Mr Baron Parke, 11 year old Mills and 13 year old Hoyle faced charges for attempting to burn Mr Charles Haigh’s Spotland cotton mill near Rochdale on February 15. A fire near a window involved fly material and oil of vitriol. Hoyle was found guilty and sentenced after the judge noted the serious moral guilt and repeated attempts.
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Mills
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Brandt
Child of Pan Recovers At Funeral Moment
A memorial notes that shortly after preparations for a child presumed dead by spasm, the parents witnessed a cry and the child began to recover, bringing great joy.
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Two Women Charged With Daring Robbery
In London, two well-dressed women named Cook and Archer faced Alderman Hooper after allegedly pinning a man in Little Moorfields to steal his gold pencil-case and sixpence. A second man, David Solomons, was accused of selling Hannah Sampson counterfeit coins deemed modern antiques. The cases, linked to Chelmsford frauds, led to committal to the Central Criminal Court.
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Cook
Archer
Alderman Hooper
James Adams
New Broad Street
City
Little Moorfields
Sheffield
Houndsditch
Massey
Clerkenwell
Sampson
P. Laurie
Hooper
Chelmsford
Central Criminal Court
Lambeth Street
Marlborough Street Swixpiie Conspiracy exposed to tradesmen
Mr Sparkes Hall of Regent Street sought advice after a canvasser offered a supposed list of court and fashion tradesmen to accompany a new work The Watering Places of Great Britain. Seventeen numbers and a £2 11s bill led to a dispute. many tradesmen paid to avoid costs while others challenged the claim. The publisher’s details were questioned and about 8,000 names allegedly obtained. The case was publicized to warn others.
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Swixpiie
Sparkes Hall
Regentstreet
Maltby
Great Britain
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Lorymer
Lincoln’s-inn-fields Chambers
Fre
Cundell
Old Burd-street
Tilt
Fleet Street
Lang
Haymarket
London
Hall
Queen Square Robbery and Court Drama in London
Thomas Grant cab driver and Mary Anne Peet are charged with drugging and robbing William Smith after a Knightsbridge pub visit. Smith, a Slough native, recovered in hospital with coins and a sovereign missing. Doran, a Chelsea musician, faces an attempted suicide charge amid a tale of love and loss. Magistrate quips highlight the melodrama.
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Thomas Grant
Mary Anne Peet
William Smith
Slough
Berks
London
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Life Guards
Peet
William IV
Suttle
King’s Arms
Orchardstreet
Westminster
King's Arms
Forbes
Orchard Street
James Doran
George-street
Chelsea
Pimlico
Grosvenor Canal
Emma
Alassir
Swain
Elysium
Extraordinary charge of assault at Windsor chambers
In a London case, J T Saunders of Gray's Inn Square faced a charge of assault after a solicitor’s confrontation over a £5 bill. Witness Elson testified of threats and a knife-like weapon, with bloodied injuries and cries of murder. Saunders denied tendering money and argued the legal fault lay with the bill’s recipient. The court found him guilty of assault, imposing 20s fine plus costs. the money was paid.
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No. 11
Gray’s-inn-square
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Windsor
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Eison
London
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Saunders
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Mr. Elson
Mr. Greenwood
M. Greenwood
Greenwood
Daring highway robbery before Bereentford petty sessions
William Bushell, a sturdy youth, faced charges of seizing 17 year old Henry Hick in Heston lane and demanding a pint, then stealing handkerchiefs and a paper. Hick, Palen, and a constable testified to the assault with a large stick and violent resistance. Bushell denied intent, claiming drunkenness. He was committed for trial at the Central Crime Court.
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William Bushell
Henry Hick
Heston Lane
Hounslow
Henry Pullen
Henry Palen
Marshall
Heston
Daniels
Hick
T. Twining
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