Appointment of chaplains in ordinary to the Queen
The Honourable and Rev Baptist Noel is named chaplain in ordinary to Her Majesty. Reports note a petition by Tan WaldegraveRav e Arratn Mr Duff now captive in the Queen's Bench. claims of innocence. The crown grants £190 yearly pension to Mrs James widow of the naval historian. Tea deliveries rise to 431,900 lbs. trade steady but slower. Telegraph lines to London from Dover progressing. signals by Lieut Barnard Wilson. plans mirror Holyhead line. Earthquakes felt in Seville and Cadiz area. Moscow births and deaths tallied. accidents and legal notices recounted. The Royal Navy beef and pork contracts announced. executions at Rom for July 20th causing many injuries and deaths. A deadly incident in Monmouth Court leads to a violent arrest and a man named Mich jailed briefly. A collision at sea between Olsen and Vernon near Foreland results in Olsen sinking. Vernon to Portsmouth with crew saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Noel
Tan Walbde
Rave Arratn
Duff
Queen's Bench
Lord Waldegrave
Powan
Coe
Crown
James
Vicris
Admiralty
Charles Adam
Oly
Treasury
Lord Howick
Mercury
Estiaas
Sineieah House of Representatives
Paris
London
Dover
Loxpox
Rapid
Topping's-wharf
Tooley-street
Yuark
Forest-hill
Peckham Rye
Knockholt Orks
Wrotham
Bluebell-hill
Chatham
Isle of Sheppy
Ihitstable
Herne Bay
Minster
Broadstairs
Deal
Barnarl Wilson
Holyhead
Seville
Cadiz
Ener de
Talon
Lron
Ced
Prt
Henry Blizzard
Wm. Harnett
Messrs
Herari and Co
Moorfields
Charles Webb
Birmingham
Stocktii
Raed Robert Jones
Aulus
Michael Dunfield
Mik Fedow
Bow-street
Monmouth-court
Mich
Msstrate
Seaa
Gimlet
Sheerway
Olsen
Mat- MY Tole
Heassand
Nantes
Trinity House
Qwell
Berseen
Ah Als
Mattieson
Est
Vernon
Eh Heyessel
Portsmouth
I Sen
Yashrs
Norma finale at Her Majesty's Theatre and royal garden success
The season closes with Grisi and Mario in Norma as the Duchess of Kent’s birthday is honored with lit royal motifs. Operatic crowds surge at Royal Garpexs in Vaux Hall, where Laporte’s company and Messrs. Stephan, Albert, and others draw elite attendance despite weather and crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Her Majesty's Theatre
Norma
Grisi
Mario
Lablache
Duchess of Kent
Vaux Hall
M. Laporte
Guy Stephan
M. Albert
Signora Rossini
Musard
The
Philharmonic
M. Laurent
Sen
la Musard
Drury Lane
Miss Romer
P. Horton
Keeley
Jerusalem
Burford
Leicester Square
Mademoiselle RacHel
Bordeaux
Bajazet
Molle
Rachel
Doncaster Cup betting and Thames regatta notes
Sporting Intelligence covers Doncaster Cup entry doubts and latest betting on St Leger favorites, with 1 000 to 35 against Jack Sheppard and Lampoon, plus Doncaster Cup status. It also reports Oxford Races at Wednesday’s events, including Coronation and Caravan, and details a Great Scutters contest on the Thames with Maynard Campbell and Kelly competing in multi-heat rowing heats and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattersall
Rawlinson
Lord Jersey
Phoenix
Mr. Neville
Amadon
van Amburgh
Oxford
Anvil
Traitress
Daerah
William Hill
Captain Ford
Grant
Barnett
London and Westminster Iron
Nowland
Lambeth
Jas
Maynard
George Campbell
H. Shelton
J. Phelps
Fulham
J. Kelly
Putney
H. Godfrey
Old Swan
J. Connoway
Horslydown
Stripe
E. Perry
London Bridge
Lambeth Palace
Swan
Chelsea
Bachelor
Leander Club
Campbell
Shelton
Phelps
Westminster Bridge
Connoway
Cubitt
Kelly
Surrey
John Connoway
Horselydown
Henry Godfrey
J. Maynard
C. Perry
John Phelps
Londonbridge
Thames
Leander
Wagermen
Godfrey
Perry
Bleckifriars-bridge
Chaplin
Granp Recatta
Richmond
Prince Axpert
Prince Albert
Selwyn
Castle Tavern
Earl of Cardigan
John Jackson
New
Missem
Bell
Rawley
Rigby
Howard
Greenwich
Hall’s Cricket Ground
Camberwell
Greenwich Tars
Chelsea Pensioners
United Service Club
Hall
Montpelier Gardens
Blackheath
New Melton
Tipperary Free Press
National Swimming Society
Marryatt
R.N
White
Lady Craven
Blue
Lewis
Navy
Royal Humane Society
Appointment of Dr Arnold to Oxford professorship
Morning Chronicle reports Dr Arnold succeeds Dr Nares as professor of modern history at Oxford. The appointment is praised as excellent and universally satisfying, recognizing him as a skilled historian of Rome. Later, a violent incident at Carey-place Vauxhall-bridge-road saw Simpson assaulting his wife in drunken fury with a poker, police detaining him and the injured woman being taken to Westminster Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
Oxford
Nares
Rome
Morning Chronicle
Murphows
Simpson
Carey-place
Vauxhall-bridge-road
Westminster
The Registration Objections Deadline Nears
Wednesday August 25 marks the last day to file objections to county electors with overseers. Tory sympathy for reform wanes as Newark witnesses a harsh display of Tory mercies, while a blacksmith George Johnson dies and his estate is auctioned before burial, prompting debate on decency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of Reform
Newcastle
Newark
George Johnson
Duke of Newcastle
Nottingham Review
Lambeth Reform Festival Celebrates Lambeth MPs Victory
About 800 electors and friends of reform gathered at Vauxhall to toast the return for a fourth time of William Hawes and his fellow reformers. The event featured speeches on free trade, ecclesiastical reform, and Ireland, with Loyal to the Queen and a call for broader electoral rights. Reforms hailed included the Reform Bill and suppression of slavery, as attendees praised Hawes’s long service and vowed continued reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambeth
Friends of Reform
Commons House of Parliament
William Hawes
B. Hawes
Tennyson D'Eyncourt
J. Easthope
Hutton
Dublin
Larpent
Warburton
Harris
S. Palmer
Redhead
Vauxhall Gardens
Surrey Yeomanry
Princess Royal
England
Hawes
Borough
House of Commons
Commons
Robert Peel
Ireland
Radical
Reform Party
T. D’eyncourt
T. D’'Eyncourt
Easthoey
Leicester
Easthope
Land
Baptist Noel
Earl of Fortescue
Morpeth
D'Eyncourt
Westminster Conservative Dinner Banquet for Captain Rous at Drury Lane
A Westminster Conservative gathering at Drury Lane Theatre honored Captain Rous with a banquet attended by 1200 to 1400 gentlemen and many supporting peers and MPs. Sir F. Burdett chaired. Lord Wellington and Sir Robert Peel lauded, while speakers attacked the current ministry for fiscal and foreign policy failures and urged continued Conservative support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westmint Bration
Captain Rous
Drury Lane Theatre
Messrs
Gye
J. Payne
F. Burdett
M.P
Earl of Winchelsea
Earl of Rosslyn
Earl of Stradbroke
Earl of March
Earl of Darlington
E. Bruce
Lord Ashley
Lord Loftus
J. Shelly
H. Poynton
H. Baring
Colonel Sibthorpe
Owen Swift
James Burn
Lord Ingestrie
G. Bentinck
Perceval
C. Knighton
Eliason
Fiddes
H. Cawse
Rainforth
Ashton
Atkins
Collyer
Edney
Horncastle
Jolley
Longhurst
Pyne
Taylor
Mr. Land
Musard
Army
Navy
Wyndham
Pellew
Rous
Westminster
Duke of Wellington
Robert Peel
Baronet
England
Liberal Party
Spain
Rome
Upper Canada
Canada
Syria
Pacha
Egypt
France
United States
London
John Stuart Wortley
Yorkshire
B. Escott
West Riding of Yorkshire
Westminster Conservative Banquet Ends Amid Raucous Cheers
A Westminster banquet scene chronicles Conservative toasts and thanks to the Duke of Wellington and Lords, with Earl of Winchelsea praising the House while denouncing the ministry. Guests wave lawn and camboric, ladies mingle with fans as speakers revel in the night’s triumph and depart after late singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Escott
Westminster
Henry Pownall
Duke of Welington
House of Lords
Earl of Winchelsea
Wood
House of Commons
Earl of Darlington
Col
T. Wood
Hibble
Rous
Viscount Chelsea
Francis Burdett
Stentor
Burdett Hissed At Drury Lane Festival Turncoat Roars
Report of Sir Francis Burdett’s reception at Dewry taxg and Old Drury where crowds hurled hoots and scorn while inside the theatre he faced a hostile, prideful crowd. The article contrasts his former martyr image with the crowd’s fury and mocks his retreat amid jeers and calls to “Down with the old renegade.” Captain Rous avoided similar disdain. Evening coverage notes morning chronicle sourcing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Francis Burdett
Dewry-taxg
Old Drury
Quondam
Incoge
Sir Francis
Cesar
Drury-lane
Great Russell-street
Captain Rous
Morning Chronicle
Liberal victory celebrated by Andover electors at town hall
The liberal electors of Andover met at the Town-hall on Tuesday evening to hail their victory over the tory candidate. About 250 sat down, with 60 dining at the Star and Garter due to space. Notables present included Hon. Newton Fellowes as chairman, M.P. peers and clergy. Speeches were eloquent and well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andover
Star and Garter
Newton Fellowes
B. Etwall, Esq
Wm. Paget
Lord Huntingtower
Charles Baring Wail
A. W. Fellowes
Blount
Mr. Smythe
Radnorshire
New Radnor
Great Western Railway
Great Western Railway Company
Walker
Southall
ReadFut
Marx
Totrexham‘court-Road
George Holloway
Messrs. Meux
Tottenham Court-Road
St. Giles’s Pound
Bell
Finchlane
Waterloo Bridge
King's College Hospital
Orrencz
Wiliam Minchall
Hatton-garden
Bingham
John Smith
Beache
St. Pancras Parish
Mecklenburg Square
House of Correction
Camberwell Fair
Union Hall
Suffolk
Bury Herald
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Sporting Intelligence
Chelmsford
Mr. Pettit
St. Francis
Pettit
Mr. Goodman
Mr. Rogers
Jessica
Bartholomew
Isabella
Abel
Molian
Duke of Grafton
Daniel
Mr. Connop
Cowes
Moxpay
Cowes Castle
coLouns
J. Bayley, Esq
Midge
J. Petre, Esq
Will'o' the Wisp
C. H. Williams
Marquis of Ormond Naiad
W. Delafield, Esq
Talisman
R. Moeiklain
Jack
G.H. Ackers
Aurora
W. Beach, Esq
Cynthia
A. Frankland, Esq
Earl of Yarborough
Garnet Bay
Yarmouth Roads
Phoebe
Cowes-castle
Yarmouth
Royal Yacht Squadron-house
Marquis of Ormonde
Earl of
Yarborough
Countess of
Belmore
Stavordale
Valentine Esterhazy
Noblitz
A. Seymour
Francis Gordon
Graham
Norton
R. B. Sheridan
Boyle
Pakenham
Frankland
Jones
Southampton
Ryde
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