Mixed Royal Visit and Political Notes Across UK News
The Queen and Prince Albert visited Pall Mall watercolour exhibitions with a select retinue, while M.P. Mr. Hutchins announces he will not stand again for Penryn if a general election occurs. Galway political shifts include Bodkin's retirement and Lord French's deputy lieutenancy fallout. Taxation protests and Free Trade sentiment surface in Carlisle and Glasgow gatherings. Deaths include General Gordon and others. maritime accidents recount the Jeune Flavia collision near Scarborough and a sailor’s suicide at sea.
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H.R. H
Prince Albert
Society of Painters In
Pall-mallhire
Duchess Exedford
Caroline Cocks
Miss Cavendish
Redford
Wbridge
Lord Lifford
Alfred Paget
Rich
Ryle Fielding
Penryn Execuion
Hutchins
Penryn
Cornwall Royal Gazette
Galway
J. J. Bodkin
Calway
Lord French
Thomas French
Corn Exchange
Tse Funpen Dest, &c
Great Britain
Inxiasp
Ireland
Carr
Carlisle
Loxpow University
Thomas
East-street
Red Lion-square
Canterbury
University College Hospital
Stock
Hills
Farrow
Walden
Wills
Sen
Jun
Glascow
Trade’s
Glasgow
United Kingdom
James Oswald
M.P
Robert Wallace
Archibald Hastie
Hough
Bailie Mitchell
John Fleming
William Stirling
Andrew Bannatyne
William Gray
James Lumsden
A. G. Spiers
S. Higginbotham
G. Crawford
Alexander Johnston
Shieldhall
John Tenant
St. Rollox
Walter Buchannan
John Dennistoun
Robt. Bartholomew
C. J. Tennent
D.J. Bannatyne
James Donaldson
James Cooper
James Adam
Princess Royal
Johnston
Dugald Bannatyne
Chamber of Commerce
Afr
Oswald
Alexander Graham
A.W. Speirs
Culcreuch
John Pattison
Dennis
GorDon
London
Thomas Gordon
Cairness
Bushiaw
Aberdeenshire
Greece
Tripolizza
Morea
Zante
Sta
William Henry Ardent
Elizabeth
Quebec
Ardent
Falmouth
Scarborough
North Sea
Dunkirk
Sunderland
Flamboroughhead
Ann Jane
North Shields
Fieve
Scotland
W. Strange
Paternos
Cardigan and the Horse-Guards Controversy Explored
A critical examination of Lord Cardigan's Sunday punishment of a soldier at Hounslow riding-school, with Lord Hill’s rebuke and calls for removal. The piece condemns the act as desecration of Easter Sunday, questions military discipline, and urges action by Parliament or the Crown to remove Cardigan from command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Hill
Rogers
England
Lord Cardigan
Horse Guards
11Th Hussars
Dunslow
Hau
Joan Macpownan
Globe
Macaulay
House of Commons
Hussars
Times
Hounslow
Her Majesty's Army
House of Prayer
Haster
Earl of Cardigan
Arrival of Viscount Ebrington at Kingatown harbour
From our own correspondent Arrival of the Lon Lizv Texant in Kingatown harbour aboard the admiralty steamer Lightning. Viscount Ebrington, in excellent health, proceeds to the vice-regal lodge. Bombay merchants fund Cape Agulhas lighthouse with 5400 rupees. Thomas Richardson of Stamford Hill gives £5000 to found an agricultural school for Quaker pupils at Ayton near Stokesley, aided by others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dustin
Viscount Ebrington
Kingatown Harbour
Admiralty
Lightning
Piacenix Park
Bombay
Cape Agulhas
Thomas Richardson
Stamford-hill
Aytoun-house
Yorkshire
Philip Heseltine
Ayton
Stokesley
Richardson
Paddy Whack in Italia at Encisso Opera House
A one act opera bold and bustling wins audience applause with Balfe as Paddy Whack and Miss Walstein’s debut. The play blends burlesque disguises and witty songs while critics note the nascent drama and plans for further theatrical push amid debates on free trade in theatricals.
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Encisso Opera House
Mr. Wilson
Buzzard
Mr. Duruset
Valmont
Katharine
Balfe
Paddy Whack
Duruset
Rory O’ More
Donnell
Molly Bawn
Nature
Molly
Margaret
Miss Walstein
Paddy
Lord Lyndhurst
Charles II
Duke of Cambridge
Lord Burghersh
Lord Cawdor
Pauline Garcia Viardot
Caradori
Bruce Wyatt
Miss Birch
Miss Hawes
Messrs. Hobbs
Harrison
Hawkins
F. Lablache
Phillips
Duke of Wellington
Handel
Haydn
Purcell
Weber
Cherubini
Mozart
Marcello
Mayer
Winter
Paisiello
Humme
Sungzex Zoonocian Gaardens
Mount Hecla
Hecla
Rome
Tiber
St. Angelo
Vatican
Pope's Palace
St. Peter's
Dawson
Surrey Gardens
Nottingham Election Sparks Chartist Standoff and Policy Checks
Norrinesam Evecton reports the Nottingham contest with a Monday nomination and Tuesday polling. Walter leads among the poor and radicals, while Larpent pledges reforms including free trade and ballot. Mansfield Chartists denounce Nottingham leaders as bought by Carlton club, urging abstention or firm stand against Whig and Tory coalitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norrinesam Evecton
Walter
Larpent
Nottingham
Mr. Larpent
Mansfield
Great Nuabers— Ayre
Carlton Club
France
Annivan
Nartsr
America
Italian
West Indies
Beyrout
Sidon
Djouni
Ibrahim
Oruscojouen
Acre
Derby Betting Circus Weights and Wagers at Tattersalls
Crowded Derby room reports shifting fortunes among Metternich Eringo Coronation Rosalie and others. Monday tallies show heavy lays against Lord Exeter and Sir G Heathcote with 2,000 Guineas prices near three to one for Metternich and a broad spread across contenders. Thursday sees Ralph surge to 2 to 1, Metternich lame, with Van Amburgh and Knight of the Whistle drawing support. Oaks favorites remain strong as racing fixtures across Bath Bristol Newport Pagell unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattersall
Coronation
Newmarket
van Amburgh
Rosalie
Prince Caradoc
Knight of the Whistle
Eringo
Metternich
Palemon
Ralph
Mosque
Belgrave
Arundel
Lord Exeter
G. Heathcote
Young Quo
Mr. Batson
Ermengardis
Lampoon
Ghuanee
Ford
Thornhill
Albemarle
Jersey
Joachim
G. Bentinck
Mustapha
Talon
Scott
Mr. Ford
Rawlinson
Westminster
Lord Bruce
Rosalie Colt
Mostyn
Chesterfield
Greville
Lord Albemarle
Belgrade
Col. Crawford
Ermengardia
Lord Orford
Arandel
Duke of Grafton
Ralph and
Belgrade and
Metternich Ee
Caradoc
Oaxks
Potentia
St. Lectr
Lord Westminster
Morning Star
Eringe
Layers
Marshal Soult
Toe Derry
Col. Crauford
Clark
Griffiths
Hereford
Nicias
Col. Peel
Duke of Rutland
Sir Hans
Wreford
Vansittart
General Yates
Simoom
Mr. Buckley
Gilbert
Col. Westenra
the Nob
Mustapha Muley
Royal Hounds in New Forest Hunt Week Ends in Lively Sport
March scene outlines three days of royal hunting near Lyndhurst with 10,000 spectators and 2,000 riders. Stag and hind chases provided dramatic runs from Belton's Beach to Lyndhurst, Beaulieu, and Stoney-cross, with St. George the stag named after the occasion. Noted attendees included Lord Adolphus Fitzclarence, Lord George Ben tinck, Mr. Compton, Mr. Wyndham, and Admiral Codrington. A separate incident covers a keeper’s pheasant snare and a poacher fleeing after a shot that produced no injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Her Majesty
New Forest
Belton's Beach
Lyndhurst
Lord Kinnaird
Southampton
Borderwood
Ind
Stoney-cross
William Rufus
N.W
Ashley-wood
Royal Hunt
Adolphus Fitzclarence
George Bentinck
Compton
Wyndham
Codrington
St. George
Elisha Smith
Carnarvon
Horrible Cruelty of a Mother Towards her Child
Elizabeth Esther Whiting, an ill looking infant in her arms, was indicted at Middlesex sessions for assaulting her daughter Jane Elizabeth Whiting on February 13. The mother, a widow with other children, beat the eight year old with a poker and a stick, rubbed the girl's face in excrement, and deprived her of food. Witnesses described repeated cruelty, including tying the girl to a bed-post and forcing her to sleep on a bare floor. The jury found the prisoner guilty. she was sentenced to one month in the House of Correction, and the injured child was offered placement at Chelsea School of Discipline with support from M Ewen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Esther Whiting
Middlesex
Jane Elizabeth Whiting
Chadwick Jones
St. Pancras
Hunter
Jamea-street
Wellington-square
M‘ewen
Hatton Garden
Mr. Jones
James Street
Gray’s-inn-road
Mary Ann Baker
Eliza Hunter
Peter M‘ewen
Richard D. Estcourt
House of Correction
School of Discipline
Chelsea
Baker fined after street hand injury case
At Bow Street on Thursday Joseph Lomash a baker selling confectionery was charged with cutting a boy’s hand with a knife at Catherine Street on Wednesday evening during a market incident. The wound was not dangerous but will delay use of the hand. Lomash apologized explaining provocation from the prosecutor.
Extraordinary accusation at Middlesex magistrates meeting
A full Middlesex magistrates gathering at Clerkenwell-green discussed an extraordinary accusation against a magistrate linked to a bribe offer in the House of Correction. Visiting justices reported inquiry findings and prepared to await law officers' opinion, while names remained withheld. The session also covered Hanwell asylum conditions and related parish duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerkenwell-green
Sergeant Adama
Edwardes
House of Correction
Finsbury Savings’ Bank
Home Department
Wilson
Eell
Wilkes
Normandy
Peter Laurie
Lord Normanby
Major Anderson
Middlesex
Francis Medhurst
Central Criminal Court
Hayes
Medhurst
Marquis of Normanby
Willington Colliery Explosion Claims Many Lives
A Tyne town report confirms a fatal Willington colliery blast. Thirty one of thirty four workers inside the pit perished with seven bodies recovered. The colliery, between Newcastle and North Shields, shows severe damage as recovery efforts continue amid community distress and impending inquest questions. Also noted is a laboratory fire at Hudson and Son chemists in Haymarket, quickly controlled after the still head ignited contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wittington
Tyne
Willington
Willington Colliery
Newcastle
North Shields
Martin
Dotchin
Thomas Lacey
Haymarket
Messrs Hudson and Son
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Lord Cardigan and
the Horse-Guards
Sporting Intelligence
Bath
Bristol
Wennesday
Hampton
Saddler
Jack Tar
Mr. Gough
Greenfach
Ate Waterdine
Mr. E. Scobell
Cracksman
Sir E. Scott
the Baron
Lady Georgiana
the Whisperer
Greenfinch
Durham Park
Whisperer
Petulant
Sunshine
Eden
Nell
E. Scobell
Aplin
J. Dixon
Sadler
York
Mr. Sadler
Mr. de Mosher
Miss Nowell
Mr. Newcombe
Williams
Charles
Haddy
Newport
John Bull
Mr. G. Collett
Emperor
Bow-street
Joseph Lomash
Catherine-street
Snitch
Jardine
Atrecnurcu
John Lovett Ward
Alvechurch-lodge
R. Ward
Sergeant Dalby
Gaunt
Alvechurch
Crown Inn
Mr. Ward
Tus
Lewes
Earl of Chichester
Faubourg St. Germain
Galignani
Witham
Burdett Coutts
Richard Dunn
Arthur Smith
Dunn
Hattengarden
Messrs. Allen
James Williams
Hanwertt Lunatic Asylum
Mr. Edwardes
Hanwell Lunatic Asylum
Hanwell
Brent
Bethlem
Conolly
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