Great Meeting of Orangemen at Lisburn
A large Lisburn assembly of Protestants gathered in a field to condemn government actions against Protestant leaders. Dignitaries including Marquis of Downshire and Earl of Annesley attended. speakers urged loyalty to the Crown and opposition to perceived Popish influence, calling for Watson’s restoration and defense of constitutional rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisburn
Atti
Watson
Down
Commission of the Peace
Downshire
D.L
Marquis of Fire
Asaler
Mr. Watson
Dublin
James E
Holt Waring
Dromore
Highardsor
Ingram
Reid
Ireland
J. Smyth
J.P
Ace
Verner
Bat
James Ockhill
Antrim
Comn
Rgen
Everies
Col
Frey
Hartley Hudson
Cate
William the Third
E. Knox
Shamrock Vale
Empire
Robert Dulling
Wm. Caldbeck
Waring
Leslie
Lord Downshire
Night ascent from Vauxhall Gardens ends in balloon wreck
Report details Mrs Green’s dramatic ascent at Vauxhall Gardens with fireworks. Charles Green survived a ferocious descent after their balloon tore from its rigging and was dragged miles toward the Medway before landing near Gravesend. he suffered bruises and cold, with a note requesting a five pound reward for recovering the craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles. Green
Green
Aerostattion
Medway
Vauxhall Gardens
Darby
Mr. Green
Vauxhall
Belloun
Londo
T. Holt
Gardene
London and Blackwall
Fenchurch Street
Gravesend
Farningham
Atroneut
London
Lewis
Surrey Zoological Gardens
Greenwich
Charlton
Woolrich
Purfleet
Bere
Gravesend Reach
Osterland
Queenborough
Jeget IB
Graves End
Silk weavers meeting over Lilford bill in Spitalfields
A crowded Spitalfields Hare Street School room heard a deputation report on Lord Lilford's silk weavers bill and added clauses. The meeting, chaired by Mr Vendomme, backed the bill as beneficial, noting free traders as main opponents.
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Board of
Silk
Vendomme
Stewart
Jord Lifford
Baker
Red Cross
Upper East Smithfield
Henry Boxer
Prince of Wales
St Katharine’s Docks
Ramsgate
Wapping
Benjamin Ball
Surrey
Bleckfrisrs Bridge
Execution Dock
Bridge-street
Greenhaya
John Brown
Thomas Hughes
John
Fesler
Oldfield Lane
Manchester Guardian
HER MAJESTY VISIT TO THE CONTINENT AUGUST REPORTS
A lengthy account covers Queen Victoria and Prince Albert at an English church in Marayca, with a Prussian guard and tickets for admission. It notes a seven o’clock state dinner, travel to Mayence, and arrival details plus French reactions and Cologne festivities. It also mentions Bonn and Coln bombast, plus a Times summary of the Cologne scene and Liszt’s attire. Weather and hop market notes close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Leipsic
Rouge
Courier du Hevre
England
Germany
Prince de Salerno
Naples
National
Viscount de St. Priest
M. Pepin Lehallehr
Northern Railroad Company
Abbé Chardavoine
la Rochelle
Rochelle
Rouen
Parise
Pspera
Tuileries
Marion
Walter
Orleane
Bordeaux
Orleans
Vierzon
Havre
Avignon
Basle
Madrid
Caminero
Almeira
Lerpsic
Society of Gunsmiths
Gazette Des Postes
Frankfort
Berlin
Ronge
M. Ubrich
M. Czerski
Heidelbergh
MoLly Machiaes
Belturbet
Redhills
Gavl
Cavan
Newry
Beysamix Woop
Eltham Lodge
Kent
Cressing
Essex
Ronzery
Guax Palace
Jobo Taylor
Seymour
Long-acre
John Johnson
Somerset House
Bow-street
Johnson
Saunders
Clarkson
Wyernrns
George James Aungier
London and Westminster Bank
James Gadd
Bingham
Worship Street
W. Charles Spring
Clay Hall
Spring
William Bradley
Toterium
Bristol
Newgate
Government House
Mayence
Wurzburg
Heer
Coburg
Hotel de l'Europe
Rhine
Paria
Cies
Prussia
Cobleniz
Gasthof
Mowelle
Bruhl
Prince of Wales
Borgomaster
Cologne
Council
Drleuchtung
Constitution Nel
Bonn
Victoria
Queen Victoria
Trim
Prince Albert
Gainsborough
Three Kingdoms
Liszt
la Presse
Cologne Gazelle
Cunif Fourchelle
Canis Fourchette
France
Brihl
Rensberg
George
Beethoven
Madame Rossi Caccia
Lablache
Lucile Grahp
Corito
Perrot
Ellen Tyrrell
Surrey Canal
Andover
Winchester
Winchester Union
Southwark
Wittran Moresworth
Southwerk
Webber-Street
Clackfriars Road
William Moresworth
B. Wood
Wilem Molesworth
Afr
J. L. Stevens
William Molesworth
Honourable Baronet
House of Commons
Robert Pee
Maynooth
Baronet
W. Molesworth
Hon. Baronet
Sir W. Molesworth
Agitestor
Ireland
House of Lords
Knight
W. Mulesworth
Hether
Sir William
Mr. Knight
Mr. Archer
Church of Ireland
Hawkins
William Mylesworth
W. Moleaworth
Pocock
Quarrel over Circuit Reporting stirs Bar and Press debate
A long discussion of Circuit reporting rules and press influence unfolds. Serjeant Talfourd’s stance and Times’ reactions frame the quarrel. editors, barristers, and printers are blamed for misrepresentation and bias while internal regulation and public perception are debated. A Southwark political meeting backs Sir William Molesworth amid wider press criticisms.
The Press and Literature Class Dignity in 1845 London
In a London letter from August 1845 the writer critiques the pride and pretensions of journalists and literary figures. He condemns the obsession with class markers and exclusive sociability, urging scholars and men of genius to focus on personal merit rather than social status. He notes the press’s mixed commercial character and calls for restraint and self-respect among writers.
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Hmnes
Lansdowne House
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Van
Spicer
B Breckwood
Saintfield
Minitany Baxes
Mrs. Green
Continent
the Bar and
the. Press
No. H
Serjeant Talfourd
Oxford
Circuit
The
Times
Cassi
Ite
Prees
Daily
Papera
Preas
Bar
Heralds’ College
Republic of Letters
Carliste
Cumberland Pacquet
Tattersall
Bentinck
A. Johnstone
Annandale
Bennett
Cradock
Str
Szcza
Forth
Gully
Gratwicke
St. Paul
A. Johnatune
Watt
the Baron
Irwin
Anson
Kedger
Connaught Ranger
Lord Miltown
Docan Durras
York
Tuovaspar
Tvy.c
Mr. S. Reed
Alliance
Templeman
Mr. Hennelting
Mr. Meiklam
Philip
Lye
Agriculture
Mr. Ramusy
Lothian
Lyn
Zanoni
Arundopand
Murry Andrew
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