Controversy Over the 62nd Regiment at Ferozeshah
The piece debates whether the 62nd Regiment bungled at Ferozeshah or failed from insufficient resolve. It cites Major Short, General Littler, Sir Hugh Gough, and Hardinge, asserting the 62nd did not retire until commanded, and that the fatal attack faced heavy entrenched fire with strong guns. It laments a premature charge and praises the regiment’s gallantry and eventual rescue by others.
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Iva
Short
62Nd
Littler
Hugh Gough
Bartle
Ferozesnals
OFC
Comtmanding
Ferozeshah
Henry Hardinge
Debated Irish Governance and Shaw Graham Clash
A sharp column questions Sir James Graham and Mr. Shaw over Dublin governance and a possible Recorder post. It argues Shaw sought advantage with limited public gain, while Graham insists no improper deal occurred, tracing shifting loyalties and factional pressure in Dublin’s century of political graft.
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Shaw
James Graham
Trish
Debated Corn Importation Bill and Ireland crisis
The House of Commons debated the corn importation bill amid Ireland and wage concerns. Sir James Graham led with critique of government taming and pension plans while Peel defended his record and stressed wages tied to food supply. Lord Palmerston delivered concise, pointed remarks. The division ended with a 97 to 58 vote in favor of the second reading.
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Our
James Graham
House of Commons
George Bentinck
Norfolk
Lincolnshire
Prince of
Robert Pre
Shaw
Ireland
Hawikton
Jriah
Sir James Graham
Stuart
Newark
Millmay
Bouverie
Robert Peel
England
Sibthorp
Sir Robert Peel
Tobias Party
Stafford O'Brien
Lord Palmerston
Court Life at Buckingham Palace During Easter Recess
Court circles expect the sovereign to keep drawing rooms at Buckingham Palace. A Thursday evening party featured the Duchess of Kent, the Duchess of Gloucester, the Duke of Cambridge, Prince George, and foreign royals in the Yellow Drawing-room before a concert in the Ballroom. Also notes a Bradford baths patronage request approved by Queen Victoria with Sir Robert Peel contributing £100. Fashion trends from the London and Paris Ladies' Magazine of Fashion are summarized, highlighting spring gowns, hats, and accessories.
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Buckingham Palace
Graxp
Buckivegan Palace
Duchess of Kent
Augusta Bruce
George Couper
James P. Murray
Duchess of Gloucester
Caroline Murray
Duke of Cambridge
Prince George
Baron Knesebeck
Saxe Meiningen
Baron de Reitzenstein
Prince Albert
Yalow
Seloon
Woolsorters’ Baths
Woolsorters’ Association
Bradford
R. Peel
Robert Peel
G. Ansutuxot
Society of Woulsorters
Leeds Mercury
London
J’anis Ladies’ Magazine of Fashion
Irish Coercion Bill and dinner circle in Grosvenor Place
The House debated postponing orders to read the Protection of Life Ireland Bill, with figures named in the division. A distinguished dinner circle in Grosvenor Place included Lord Morpeth, Dickens, Thackeray, Landseer, and others.
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Viscount Morpeth
Grosvenor Place
Dudley Stewart
C. Howard
Charteris
Charles Dickens
Douglas Jerrold
Thackeray
Costello
Landseer
Air. Forster
Maclist
Tynte
Wroax
James Lindsay
London
Wigan
Gladstone
Liverpool Albion
Ridley Colborne
H. Rich
Knaresborough
Han
Rich
Earl of Zetland
Pate
J. W. Caamhwach
Tueaday
Carmichael
Newcastle
Lord Bishop of
Durham
Gerpenter
Select
Cheltenham
House of Commons
Manchester
Anti-Corn Law League
Ane
Pekin Gazette
Foreign Commerce Debate Echoes in Paris and Lisbon News
The latest intelligence reports Paris debating the Franco Belgian commerce treaty with ministerial replies on Peel’s reforms. France seeks a protective system tweak, aims for tariffs reduction next year, and notes that England pursues liberty of commerce for itself. Lisbon notes a regency project, tariff reform commissions, and stock market shifts as events unfold across Europe.
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Great Britain
England
France
M. Cunin Gridaine
Ehia
M. Cuain Gridaine
M. Gauthier de Remilly
Oui
Paris
Agsburg
National
Lyons
St. Etienne
Afoniteur
Saumur
Nantes
Mentz
Verdun
Charleville
St. Lo
Paimpol Quimper
Hennebor
National Guard of
Paria
Coulisse
London Stock Exchange
M. de Theux
Interior
M. van de Weyer
M. Dechamps
M. de Anethan
Jronnefeur
Mapuio
the Tiempo
el Tiempo
Council of Ministers
Mat
Madrid
Sanaten
Tiempo
Eco del Comercio
Ziempp
Jeraido
Geners Narvaez
Bank of San Fernando
Ditto
Sanbel
Lisbon
Ferdinand
Don Pedro
R. Peel
Count Tojal
Dunny
Tur Geananv
John Gerrard
Gerjrard
Gerrard
Central Criminal Court
Thuarsday
Assize notes from Midland and Oxford Circuits
Detailed court briefs describe Manslaughter by brick of a wife after a card game, with the defendant drunk and remorseful, and murder charges in other cases. A boy Satchwell testifies in Tranter murder. one man acquitted in a bigamy case. a Harriot Pinkatt charged with exposing a newborn to the cold and dying, amid workhouse rules debate.
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Midland
Wing
Therisoner
Maxcar
Crown Court
Justice Coliman
Tuer Beskiswett Muzpex
Jamea Road
Bertenwell
Thomas Tranter
Tranter
Herkeswell
Satchwell
Read
Grand Jury-room
L. C. Sumrey
Q.C
Horatio Huntley Hoskins
Loughborough
Leicestershire
O'Brien
Mary Ana
Nicholas Brown
Horatio Huntisy Hoskins
Oxford
Hensroap
Harriet Pynkatt
Ledbury
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Mancy
Janes Graham
W. Somerville
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Acland
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W Baldwin
Hawkes
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Baring
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Johnstone
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Hor Mackenzie
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J T Wilde
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W J Winnington
T E Wand
C Worstey
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Carpenter
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Combe
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Giles
Leicsster
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Rey
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Malcolm
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Peri
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Ford
Lagat
Peel
Lowther
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Tell
Drinkard
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Jolmatone
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Paget
Jaques
Spur
Albemartr
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Cuesten Corp
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Thompson
Hope
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Crimson
Parr
Wormaid
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Shubrick
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the Traveraer
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King Charles
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Merry
Calis Peel
Aonun
Assize Intelligence
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Wandsworth
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de Colds
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Hia
Culls
Edward Robert Pewberton
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Church of England
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Angell
Stockwell
Petersdorff
Bovill
Serjeant
Channell
Peacock
John Angell
Angelia
John the
Windsor Castle
Charles I
Brown
Thomas Angell
John the Caterer
Worcestershire
Cleve Prior