Ten Hour Meetings in the North Stir Public Stir
Reports detail heated gatherings at Preston and Manchester as Oastler Ferrand and allies press for a Ten Hours Bill. Speakers rail at Peel and Graham while urging parliamentary action, with critics accusing them of inflaming workers and bias toward factory regime. Public meetings in Keighley Bottrox and other towns echo the push amidst sharp rhetoric and sensational anecdotes.
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Qastler
Ferrand
Lord Ashley
Preston
Temperance Society
Oastler
Certail
R. Peel
J. Russell
John Russell
Sir Robert
Mr. Oastler
Krioniey
Oustler
China Market
Hindustan
England
China
MixtTine
Bottrox
Temperance
House of Commons
Rev. J
J. Graham
James Graham
Church of England
Times
Graham
Jack Cade
Bingley
Keighley
Mr. Ferrand
Mancuver
Maxcarsten
Manchester
M.P
J. Fielden
Walter
W. Huntingdon
St. John’s
W. Johnson
Hearn
J. Scholefield
St. John’s Church
Nottingham
Johnson
Arliament
Arch
Firetrand
Fielding
Oldham
House O Commons
Ewart
Robert Peel
Walter Janes
Borrowick
Hume
Wraplas
A. Liila Hay
Duke of Wellington
Hin
Waterloo
Charles Wyon
Axraur Lennox
H. Harpiing
A. L. Hay
Egypt
Bonaparte
India
Assaye
Seringapatam
Order of the Bath
Duke
C. Napier
F. French
Steuiart
Semiramide at Her Majesty's Theatre headline review
The Thursday opera night featured Grisi as Semiramide praised for vitality and flexibility, with favorable notices for Molle Favante as Arence and the supporting cast including Lablache Fornasari and Correlli. A new ballet Lady Henrietta failed to excite, though Grahu and Webster drew praise for performances amid a starry audience.
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Hex Mastery
Grisi
Molle
Favante
Arence
Giorno d
Oveo
Assur
Lablache
Fornasari
Correlli
Idreno
Carlotta Grisi
Perrot
la Giselle
Carlotta
Duprez
Lady Henrietta
Academie Royale
Dumilatre
Henrietta
Queen Anne
Greenwich
Windsor
Juno
Verne
Lyonnel
Paris
Payne
Madile
Grahu
Danseuse
M. Silvain
Corps de Ballet
Clara Webster
Lucille Grabn
Duke
Benedict
Shaw
Romer
Harrison
Her Majesty’s Theatre
Croe
Farren
Haymarket
Peter Teazle
Covent Garden Theatre
Society For Protection
London
Herr Ernst
Madame Dulcken
M. Moschelles
Parish Alvars
Hereford
Worcester
Gloucester
Tom Tuums
Society of Arts
Tom Thumb
Shell
Tattersalls Tuerspay Racing Odds and Great Foot Race
The report lists cuestern odds for numerous horses at Tattersall’s with many taken and offered bets. It notes wagers on The Ugly Buck and King of the Gipsies and details prices on Oaks contenders. It also covers a Great Foot Race between Goldsmith and Banks at Hampstead, where Goldsmith won by a few yards in a 250 yard dash before about two thousand spectators.
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J. Stanley
Wakeel
Wrather
Salvin
Worthiveton
Hooton
Cooke
Igoe
Densy
Colonel Peel
John Day
J. Osborne
Thornhill
Bowes
Furth
Maffam
Dr. Phillimore
Ugly Buck
Phillimore
Lord Chesterfield
Anson
the Princess
Agst
Lord Westminster
Fanny Eden
Goldsmith
Greenwich
Banks
West End
Childeshill
Hampstead
Measures to Suppress the African Slave Trade Proposed by Denman
Captain Denman proposes vigorous measures urged by her Majesty's ministers to curb the African slave trade, a policy continually relied upon for suppression as reported by Chronicle.
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Denman
The Witrotress of Woman a Brisk Victorian Serial
Literary Chronicle reviews a three volume novel The Witrotress of Woman by the authoress of The History of a Flirt. The critique praises vigorous female insight, strong characters including Harriet Trelawney, and notes playful scenes in Lady Mary and her husband Donald. It also lists other new volumes and periodical items with brief commentary on fiction and essays.
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London
Henry Colburn
Harriet Trelawney
Reddy
Mary
Donald
Mrs. Trelawney
Conservatory
Donard
Rhine
Mia
Monteith
Mary Donal
Mary Donald
Mr. Monteith
Lady Mary
Lord John
Mr. Donald
Mrs. Tryon
Irish Franchise and Registration Bill postponement debate
The House resumes after Easter recess with new writs ordered for Huntingdon and Woodstock to replace officials who moved to higher offices. The Irish Franchise and Registration Bill second reading is postponed to a later date to give Irish members fuller consideration, while Lord Ronyrr. Per. signals willingness to delay to aid thorough review. Debate touches on government measures, post office issues, and upcoming budget talks.
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House OF Commons
House
Thomas Faxmantie
Huntingdon and
Exer
Frederick Pollock
Court of Exchequer
William Fellett
T. Framantle
Borough of
Woodstock
Thesiger
Wyse
Ronyrr. Per
Baronet
John Russell
Court OF Criminal Appeal
Fitzroy Kelly
Court of Appeal
Post Office
Committee of Supply
Milner Ginson
Manchester
Gerce Cierx
Mark Puiulis
Bowrine
Lxchequer
Robert Pees
J. Graham
James GraHam
Home Secretary
Clonel Sismerry
Hume
Exchequer Department
Sisko Rps
Lord Montesyglé
Exchequer
Ireland
Williams
F. Mave
Toorney
Cobden
Granstone
Bowring
Isle of Man
Jd. Granass
W. O. Staney
Court of Requests
Birmingham
Customs, Excise, and Post Office Departments
United Kingdom
Bowers Peen
Scotland
Robert Peel
England
United Service
Hugh Gough
India
Customs, Excise, and Post Office
French
Huss
Cuartes Narree
Warnurton
Roseat Peer
Wysg
Alderman Corgiano
James Grawam
F. Feenen
Somerville
Roberts
Bortrowick
Alderman Coverano
Hune
Westminster Abbey
Guts
Mines
Montrose
Sir Robert Peel
R. Peer
R. Inglis
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