Unanimous House Verdict on Charges Against Members
Sauer advised Sir James Graham and Mr Hogg as a golden bridge to retreat. The House of Commons declared the charges unfounded and calumnious after hearing substantiation attempts and denials. The vote was unanimous, with minor dissent from Young England figures, as Parliament reflected on Ferrand and Roebuck episodes and warned against further squabbles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauer
James Graham
Hogg
House of Commone
Robert Peel
England
Lord de Manners
Leaven
Fitzstephen French
Rosbuck
Smythe
Roebuck
House of Commons
Lord Brougham and Ellenborough Postscript
Reported by best authority that Lord Brougham sought the Governor Generalship after Lord Ellenborough’s recall but was advised by the Duke of Wellington to repeal the act vesting powers in an irresponsible body. The remark was noted by the Learned Lord in the Lords on Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Brougham
Lord Ellenborough
Duke of
Wellingtes
House of Lords
Bribery, bankrupts, and a jail end amid 19th century London notes
In London reports, election bribery alleged at Sadbury borough is presented by commissioners after interviewing witnesses. Separately, five district St Marylebone societies report 3801 relief cases totaling £1395 14s in charity. The Lord Bishop of London begins confirmations for the metropolis with over 3 million young women and 340 thousand men confirmed, including 140 Christ's Hospital youths. A French captain Victor Lavalle of the brig St Jean dies by suicide at Halfway Beach on a voyage from Grave. A London court hears the case of J Leman charged with wounding a woman. he is committed for trial. An appeal to readers promotes Rowland’s Macassar Oil with a notably favorable testimonial from a London user.
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Huxtrrapon
League
Baring
London
Christ Church
Newgate-street
Christ's Hospital
Eee Randi
St. Marylebone
Spry
Ee Temple
Thomas Charles Thompson
Ernest Jones
Baisesy
Jonathan Gundry
Hampstead
Hendon
C. F. Williams
Shormakers
Her
Soho Square
Consolidated Rock Tin Mining Company
Tomlinson
Upper George Street
Taylor
Great Marlborough Street
Srrance
Mouche
Macon
Chatillon Des Combes
Ain
Graveines
Fenning’s Wharf
Victor Lavalle
Halfway Beach
Gravesend
Den
Cairnes
Vaelines
Ad Cargo
St. Olave’s
Qingnrat
Cortive
WounpInc
J. Leman
Lambeth-street
Smith
Messrs
Rowland & Son
Po Hatton
Garden
Percy Place
Londport
Orymonth
Macassar
Rowland
Gil
MISCELLANY: Dowry grants and naval obituaries in Britain
The page surveys varied notices: a committee approves a 20 000 rix dollar dowry to Princess Augusta of Cambridge as thanks to the Duke of Cambridge, while admiral F P Ingy is noted dead at Byland ball Norfolk. It covers wills of Lord Abinger, organist appointment, charity dinners, Shakespeare Society results, Trafalgar Square progress, and odds and ends from local courts and inquests.
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Cambripee
Hanover
Augusta of
Lord Abinger
Exchequer
Abinger
Parkinson
Farrard and Co
Esteer
F. P. Inpy
Byland Ball
Norfolk
Frederick
Buston
Lord Howe
Camperdown
Amelia
Sable D'Olonne
Statira
Mouach
St.Anders
Cherbourg
T. Cooke
Fraternity of Masons
George Smart
London
John Abel Smith
M.P
Earl of Arundel
Dudley Stuart
Plumptre
Septimus Ramsey
Shore
Muskett
Hollingsworth
G. Thomas
Freemasons’ Tavern
John Dean Paul
J. Bennett
J. J. Freeman
Dr. Wilson
J. Morrison
E. Horle
Owen Clarke
J. Crowther
G. Paul
R. Herkchell
Thomas Farmer
Saaxspeare Society
Marquis of Conyngham
Shakspeare Society
Royal Society of Literature
St. Martin’s Lane
Trafalgar-Square
Europe
Aberdeen
Devonshire
Messrs. Grissell and Petu
Mansfield
Nottinghamshire
Yorkshire
Portland
Mowlem
Bastienne Bitumen Company
Messrs
Maude
Trafalgar
Chatsworth Park
Strutt
Devizes
Payne
Guy's Hospital
Broad Street
Gulden Square
Hills
Lawes
Borough
Alfred Swaine Taylor
Pound
C 59
Richmond Street
St. James's
Charing-crosa Hospital
Charles Golding
Burgeons
Horeire Deata
Lye
Jeremiah Morris
Evison
Wolverhampton Chronicle
Court and Fashion On Her Majesty's Birthday At St James Palace
Crowds gathered for the birthday drawing room at St James's Palace as Her Majesty and Prince Albert arrived at two. Archbishops and bishops presented a congratulatory address, and the diplomatic and household corps appeared in full dress. Military review along the parade, with the Life Guards and Grenadiers, featured royal observers including Leopold of Belgium and the Duke of Wellington. The national anthem and operatic airs followed inspections, a royal salute, and extensive evening illuminations drawing vast crowds through the metropolis despite April weather.
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St. James’s Palace
Prince Albert
Household Corps
St. James’s Park
George the Fourth
Foot Guards
Leopold
Duke of Wellington
Fitzroy Somerset
James Macdonald
Marquis of
Douro
Edward Bowater
Marquis of Worcester
Charles ‘Dalbiac
Grenadier Guards
Coldstream ‘Guards
Scots Fusilier Guards
William Drummond
Buckingham Palace
St. James's Palace
St. James's
Don Pasquale
United Kingdom
Duchess of Kent Visits Dover and Sails to Boulogne
Yesterday the Duchess of Kent arrived at Dover by royal carriage and a special train, greeted by military and naval officers. She sailed from Crosswall quay on the Princess Alice to Boulogne with Prince Leiningen and suite, the journey taking four hours and 45 minutes with no trouble. Fashions update notes caps, bonnets, dresses, and colors for the season, highlighting tulle, flowers, and straw accessories.
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Derag Tork
Taz Ducnkes
Kent
Continent
Doven
Royal
Duchess of Kent
Prince Leiningen
George Cowper
Anna Maria Dawson
Auite
Dover
South Eastern Railway
Grand Redoubt
Rice Jones
Mercer
Reines
Cornwell
Smithett
77Th Regiment
Clarke
Arccliff-square
Boulogne
Paris
Princess Alice
Prince of
Naples
Gros de Naples
Repeal of the Income Tax Rumor and River Accident
A Times report notes a circulating rumor that the ministry may propose a temporary continuation of the tax on income from fixed property while repealing some taxes affecting consumption. Two watermen, Charles Jennings and John Ward, drowned after their skiff swamped near Gravesend while piloting a ship. Ward’s body later washed ashore at Shellhaven. Jennings’ body found near Wapping. An open verdict of found drowned was returned.
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Baker
Wapping
Charles Jennings
John Ward
Greenwich
Gravesend
Hope
Ward
Shellhaven
Essex
Suppex Dramh
Menivale
Pner
Bedford-eqquare
Merivale
London
Ludgate Hill
Ives
Swan and Ives
Patersosterrow
Lawrence
Olten
Earl of Haddington
J. Brenton
Admiralty
China
W. Parker
G.C.B
Calais
Dover Chronicle
London Docks
Tilbury Fort
Woodall
Liverpool
Cape of Good Hope
Calcutta
Sydney
Herself
Cateo
Exhibition of Decorative Works for the New Houses of Parliament
A critical review of the St. James's bazaar display of decorative works for Parliament notes poor wood carving stained glass and paving and questions the taste and skill of English makers. The piece urges that designers and regal artists be engaged to harmonize with Mr Barry's building and deliver higher quality work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Commission
St. James’s Street Bazaar
House of Lords
Willament
England
Flanders
Murderous jealousy ends in double tragedy at Belper
A published report recounts the Belper affair where Yeomans, a mill mechanic, killed his wife and attempted suicide after a history of marital strife and jealousy. He died from self-inflicted wounds after a violent sequence, while Mrs Yeomans died the next day. neighbors describe a frenzied motive and a town-wide shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belper
Yeomans
Messrs. Shutt's Mills
Red Lion
Fire Damages Bailey Farm Near Newmarket In Early Morning
A rick owned by Mr Bailey of Dallingham near Newmarket caught fire around one o'clock this morning. The blaze destroyed the farmhouse, outbuildings, several horses and pigs. the entire property was insured. Also noted are letters over O Connell verses and other unrelated items, including a death by suicide of Miss Eliza Lavany and various political notices.
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Bailey
Dallingham
Newmarket
O’connen
Viscount D'Artincount
Daniel O'Connell
Erin
Viscount d'Arlincourt
Tarn-hill
O'Connell
Xuincourt
Paris
Murpgr
Garcuert
Downing
Tullamore
Gatchell
Cog Hakyourn
Lloyd Nantais
St. Louis
Senegal
Pauls Negrnes
Coq
Eliza Lavany
Plumber’s Row
Commercial Road East
Eves
Faye
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Henry Asuworth
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Thomas Ashton
Cotton Twist
Richard Cobden, Esq
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Lord Ashley
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