The True Radical Policy and New Liberal Arrangements
A London newspaper argues Radicals should stand by their principles and oppose a Tory return. It targets Lord John Russell and the Liberal leadership, warning that dissolving with Radicals’ desertion would ruin prospects for reform. It calls for a new, durable Liberal alliance embracing broad suffrage and short parliaments.
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Lord John Russell
Liberal Party
Lord Normanby
Philpotts
Commons
Richmond
Leinster
Lord Carew
Orangemen
Spectator
Ireland
Col. Verner
Lefroy
Zome
Friends
Robert Peel
House of Commons
Lord Melbourne
Lichfield House
John Russell
Grote
Mr. Hume
Normanby
Lord Howick
Lord Morpeth
Poulett Thomson
Lord Johns
Court Notes Show Royal Musical Reforms and Court Arrivals
The sub-dean called to order organists and choirmen at London House to improve chapel services after Queen Victoria voiced dissatisfaction at St. James’s Chapel Royal. Her Majesty is slated to hold a first ball at Buckingham Palace on Friday. royal gatherings include sermons by the Dean of Carlisle and performances by M. David and Madame Dubcken at Buckingham Palace. The Queen distributed royal bounty to the poor, and changes in the ladies and grooms in waiting were announced.
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Cuarra Roya
Chapel Royal
St. James’s
London House
Buckingham Palace
Morning Herald
Carlisle
King’s
Arnold
Jesus
Boyce
Messrs
Messrs. Wylde and Bradbury. Mr. J. B. Sale
Dauhess
Kent
Marchioness of
Normanby
Flora Hastinge
Miss Maurray
Charlotte Copley
Lord Gardner
C. A. Murray
Frederick Stovin
Cavendish
Marshal Clauzel
Viscount Palmerston
G.C.B
M. de Rance
M. Chauvet
Baron Crespile Prince
Tavistock
Theresa Digby
Marchioness
Viscount Torrington
Major Keppel
F. Stevin
Hanby
Almonry
Mons. David
Madame Dulcken
M. David
Madame Dubcken
the Duchess of Kent
Prince Edward Island
J. Wightman
E. Harvey
Joseph Wightman
H. M.S. Malabar
Cape Bear
P. C. Henderson Durham
Stoute
Canada
Trowbridge
Sir Hussey Vivian
Royal Regiment of Artillery
Deal Barracks
Sandowne Castle
Metropolis
Woolwich
Eustongrove
London and Birmingham
Manchester
Royal Irish Dragoon Guards
Chatterton
Heigharn
Birmingham
9Th Lancers
Ipswich Journal
4Th Dragoon Guards
York
7Th Hussars
1St Dragoon Guards
Inanada
Leeds
Bradford
Huddersfield
Rochdale
Wakefield
America
France
P.T.R
D.C
St. Petersburg
Riga
Konigsberg
Oberland
Ermland
Canvay
Dundee Courier
Clyde
Mesers
Hedderwick
Rankine
Tod
M‘gregor
Royal George
Glasgow
Liverpool
Glasgow Journal
Bristol Coal Company
Bristol
London
Wales
National Gallery Portraits Engraved On Steel
The Weekly Chronicle announces a new series of portraits engraved on steel titled National Gallery. It aims to honor the English press by presenting extensive, accessible portraits and hopes to mark an extraordinary epoch in journalism.
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Weekly Chronicle
Tut National Gallery
Portrait Gallery aims to honor great public figures of the century
The WEEKLY CHRONICLE announces a gallery in the Nartonan Gallery featuring portraits of leading public men and notable women from Victoria's court. It lists figures such as the Duke of Wellington, Lord Grey, Sir Robert Peel, Lord Melbourne, and others with plans to present their likenesses to readers.
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Weekly Chronicle
Nartonan Gallery
Senate
Mos
Queen Victoria
Tar Weekly Chronicle
Portraits and Memoirs Published Every Alternate Week
Mode of publication describes a new imperial quarto work The National Gallery offering portraits and biographical memoirs on alternating weeks. The first issue publishes July 1 with a memoir on July 8, and a future annual volume is valued at five guineas.
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Tae National Gallery
United Kingdom
Duke of Wellington
National Gallery project asserts elite yet inclusive art appeal
Publishers announce artists Hayter Cuaron Latinua and Stewart for the National Gallery engravings. They list engravers Finpen Rozsison More Coox Wacstarr Hout Brown Hatt among others. The note claims cost not weighed against quality and promises modern art power for all social ranks from Court to Cottage.
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Hayter
Cuaron
Latinua
Stewart
Natrronal Gallery
Finpen
H. Rozsison
More, Coox
Wacstarr
Moral Influence of the Nationa Gallery Project
The Projectors of the Nationa Gallery claim the work will exert a noble moral influence, refining taste and improving minds. The Weekly Chronicle promises subscribers a detailed record of English greatness, valor, rights, and national character in a portable, affordable volume.
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Nationa Gallery
National Gallery
Cuonicle
Urgent orders urged for regular subscription service
Readers are advised to place orders with news agents and booksellers across the kingdom to ensure regular delivery, as casual subscriptions cannot be arranged for this extensive undertaking.
Sub-Agents’ Names Sought for Prospectuses in London
All District Agents are requested to forward the Sub-Agents’ Names to the Publisher at No. 387 Strand London so they may be supplied with prospectuses and posting bills. The notice urges immediate action to distribute materials.
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Strand
London
Collector Threatened in Drummond Street Disturbance
A church rate collector was harassed by a mob in Drummond Street Somerstown, forced to flee, and later obtained warrants against ringleaders. Other items note church education plans in Usk and Exeter deanery appointment, plus honors for J Wightman and military relocations and trade conditions in wool and flax markets.
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Llandaff
Usk
Plunkett
Down
Marthew
Bethnal-Green
Church of England
Saint John’s Church
Tur
ExeTer
T. Grylls
Exeter Cathedral
Landon
Kensington
Dnnseck Buckley
Attempted murder near Hindhead in Surrey shocks rural estate
Edward James Baker of Frensham Hall was shot at near Hindhead while returning from Guildford market. The assailant fled, the horse was wounded, and Baker, aided by magistrates, led to a wide investigation. Police seized arms from Hindhead huts, sparking the arrest of Sparkey White on the charge of shooting with intent to murder. Authorities describe the Heath's inhabitants as lawless poachers amid harsh conditions.
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Edward James Baker
Frensham Hall
Surrey
Guildford
Hindhead
Baker
Pritchard
Goddard
Hindhead-heath
James White
Sparkey White
Shortham-hill
Shotham Hill
Shotham-hill
C. Taylor
Onslow
Mr. Baker
Portsmouth
Mr. Fritchard
Deputation Thanks City Mayor Over Coal Monopoly Fight
A London deputation from the Anti Coal Monopoly Association praised the Lord Mayor for his actions against the coal monopoly. Dr Turnbull demonstrated a nonoperative deafness cure at Russell Square with about 20 cured patients, including a deaf mute boy from the London Deaf and Dumb Institution.
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Turnbull
Russell Square
London Deaf and Dumb
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