Plan for Land Sales and Emigration Debated in Parliament
The debate centers on Buckingham and Buller plans to reform grant systems and fund emigration via land sale bonds. Lord Stanley’s speech scrutinized, Cobden and Sharman Crawford critiqued, Hume notes New England’s founder avoid Bishop rule as emigration shifts to Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buller
Mr. Buckingham
Lord Stanley
Buckingham
Robert Peel
London
Liverpool
Sheffield
C Buller
Mr. Buller
Aly
Sharman Crawford
Alr. Cobden
Villiers
Drury Lane
Baller
Cobden
Hume
Robert Inglis
New England
Mr. Hume
Australia
Revenue Abstract for Britain 1842 and 1843 gains
An abstract shows the net produce of the revenue of Great Britain for the years and quarters ending April 5, 1842 and April 5, 1843, detailing increases or decreases. It lists fiscal figures by period and compares year over year outcomes to illustrate government revenue movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Revenue lines and repayments noted for Post Office funds
The year shows increased income tax receipts for the Post Office miscellaneous funds Imprest and other monies with repayments of advances.
Sappho at Drury Lane Opera Review and Adelphi Closings
The night’s review lauds Pacini and Clara Novello in Sappho at Drury Lane with Mrs. Shaw, praising the orchestra under Cooke and the staging. It notes the Adelphi Theatre’s season finale address and Royal Surrey Theatre’s closure, plus Drury Lane Easter pieces, new artists, and upcoming entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sapino
Davung
Laxe
Drury-lane
Caliban
Sullle
Serle
Rossini
Bellini
Eaid
Pacini
Cooke
Macready
Clara Novello
Arst
Italy
Land of Song
Novello
Sappho
The
Morning Post
Byron
Miss Novello
Adelphi Theatre
Propria
Lapizs
Adelphi
Royal Sunzey
Davidge
Drury Lane
Debates on the Estimates and Royal Accouchement News
A London paper notes a dull debate on the Estimates overshadowed by the Westminster Abbey opening issue. It mocks Sir Robert Inglis and Caricatures of Lord Brougham. It covers royal accouchement preparations at Buckingham Palace with doctors and nurses named, the plan to stay at Claremont, and the summer residence at Stoke’s Bay. It also reports the anti corn law meeting at Drury Lane with speeches by Hume Bright and others, plus notes on marriage certificates, stamps, and a Rowland Hill petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Brougham
Model Republic
Lord Campbell
Marquis of Lansdowne
Bas
New York
Mike Walsh
New York Herald
Mike
Zabriskie
Col. Zabriskie
Ravo
Walsh
Mazim
Bentham
Zabrickio
Globe
Donhain Erection
Toxipay
Mr. Bright
Good Cause
Sunderland
Newcastle
Bright
Dungannon
Air
Fortunio
Ie Plenché
Madame Vestrie
Covent Garden
Madame Albertazzi
Madame Garcia
Princess's Theatre
R. Charles Mathews
Haymarket
Signor Lablache
Lisson Signor F. Lablache
London Bridge
General Steam Navigation Company
Dart
R. Stock
Boulogne
Ovent-Ganden
Freemasons
Duke of Cambridge
Royal
Robert Grosvenor
Colonel Wood
E. Byng
B. Bond Cabbell
Alexander Duff
K.C
Anderson
Shaw
Robert Inglis
Westminster Abbey
Lord Ashburton
Westminster Hall
House of Peers
Buckingham Palace
Prince of Wales
Buckingham Pelace
Charles Locock
Robert Ferguson
James Clark
Her
Richard Blagden
Lilly
Windsor
Buckingham-palace
Claremont
Prince
Paincess
Stoke’s Bay
Lyttelton
England
Shoke
Hampshire Telegraph
Lord Castlereagh
Constance Paget
Earl of
Mr. Gibson
Hume
Cobden
Ricardo
Plamridge
Metcalfe
Scholefield
Bowring
Brotherton
Cory Laws
the Mermaid
Hackney
5. Smith
Paulton
Laws
George Offer
L. Heyworth
Liverpool
Mr. Smith
Heyworth
Smith
Thomas Ogh
John Thomas
Rowland Hill
F .T. Buring
Bank of Exotaxp
Bank of England
Messie
Sutton
William Cotton
B. Heath
George Grey
Tufnell
Lord Lowther
Devonport
London
Falmouth
Southend
Essex
Edward Johnson
Prittlewell
Franck
Paris
St. James's Place
Williams
Coventry
Duncormbe
House of Commons
Ingold
Connell
Wat
Coxxett
Thomas Switt
Murder Mania and Assassination Attempt At St Pauls
Summary of a chaotic fare of betting odds and racing notes followed by a dramatic incident at St Pauls cathedral. Augustus Sintzenich, a young man, attempted to shoot Rev Haden during a Queen's Prayer. Multiple witnesses describe the pistol drawn and sparks seen. he was seized and later remanded for insanity considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Sintzenich
Mansion House
Haden
St. Paul's Cathedral
Brierly
Charles E. Hardle
Bank of England
W. H. Plymsall
Eyrecourt
Leatherlane
John Gulling
Christ's Hospital
St. Paul's
Grisones
Bustell Ward
St. Perl's
W. Fowler
Stepnes Street
Ama Baker
St. Paul’s
Henry Wood
M. Henry Milne
John Lingard
Lloyd
Black Hornecourt
St Paul's
Fleet-street
Papa
Mama
James Stuart
A.J. F.sinrzenica
E. R. Sintzenich
Milnes
Victoria
Cardinal York
Rob May
Stuart
Bordeaux
France
Soven
England
Compter
Mr. Haden
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Pahele
Saole Oo
Wees
Wee D'Agele
Postscript
the Watch and Clockmakers' Committee
MR. Ward
ST. Pauls
Sporting Intelligence
Tattersall
P.p. Ripplesworth
Bowes
Cotherstone
Lovesey
Corsair
Lord Chesterfield
Marshal Soult
Wormald
Hullepede
Kitching
Priscilla Tomboy
W. S. Stanley
Forester
Isaac Day
Marius
Plummer
Alice Hawthorn
Bateman
Halloe
C. Munk
Bowee
Eglinton
Anson
Napier
Bell
T. Taylor
G. Bentinck
G. Heathcote
Lord Westminster
Duke of Richmond
Lord Orford
Mr. Theobald
Peel
Epsom
Flathooker
Maccabeus
Sirikol
Gilbert Heathcote
Hydaspes
Bettiung
Lot
Mr. Goodman
Chummy
Evans
J. Dockeray
Mounarch
Amorino Agat Cotherstone
Rosslyn
March
Baron de Tessier
Grosvenor
R. Colborne
G. Kitzrey
Ponsonby
Paulet
Sira D. Baird
Messrs
Gardner
Clarke
Magennis
Higgins
Knox
Beauchamp
Crommelin
Ives
Graham
Leabridge
Tbs Extra
Knowles
Roper
Kitty Clover
Werninck
W. Edwards
Fancy
Finch
Charlatan
Wilson
Ace of Diamonds
Teale
Phosphorus
Williame
Finchley
Mr. Thomas
Colverston
Gay Lass
Ascot
Earl of Rosslyn
Hants
Holt
Lord Hastings
Lord Sondes
Hunt
Captain Mott
Major Girling
J. Bradfield
W. Norris
G. Gunton
John Ransome
R. Breton
J. S. Brown
Eeyra
C. Elwin
Rev. Brown
Yeomanry
Lord Londen
Ned Adams
Gravesend
Adams
Berry
Norley
King-street
Cheapside
Crown and Anchor
British Watch and Clock-making Company
Clerkenwell
St. Luke's
Shoreditch
Epwanp Watson
F. B. Apama, Jr
Wu. Cozens
Epwanp Pacz
J. BuacenripGe
Wa. Mantex
W. Row Lanps
Vieyres
Pall Mall
Barwise
Earnshaw
Hewitt
Board of Admiralty
Mr. Babbage
Goldsmith's Hall
Neufchatel
Geneva
Russia
Holland
Levant
India
United States
Tomas Cuanxsox
Ipswich
Posey Sm
Ipswich Express
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