Repeal agitation and O Connell policy debated in Ireland
A Western Railway note follows: the Bristol Bath line progress, financials, and planned new shares. The article discusses O Connell’s shift toward Repeal and separation, critiques his tactics, reflects on Irish Reform and Church issues, and cites Sharman Crawford’s defense of liberal positions amid Irish politics. The financial report details share offerings, mortgage redemptions, loan notes, and half year receipts and costs.
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Ireland
O'Connell
England
Holland
Belgium
Flanagan
Treland
O’connell
Lord Morpeth
John Russell
Sharman Crawford
Ulster Constitutional Association
Lord Melbourne
Ward
Dublin
Lmne
Great Western Railway
Baristol
Merchants’hall
Charles Russell
London
Steventon
Brunel
Bristol
Bath
Swindon
Wootton Basset
Aiken
Society of Merchants
Court and Fashion at Windsor Birthday Festivities
Royal celebrations mark Prince Albert's 21st birthday with a morning serenade by Life Guards, a royal audience at Adelaide Lodge, and a parade of carriages and guests including the Duchess of Kent and Viscount Falkland. Royal visitors plan to join dinner. Belgium royal departure follows with guard of honor and flotilla salute.
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Windsor
Queen
Prince Albert
Adelaide Lodge
Her Majesty
Duchess of Kent
Prince and Princess of
Viscount
Viscountess Palmerston
Royal
1St Life Guards
St. George's Choir
Dr. Elvey
French
Harris
Mitchell
United Service
P. A
St. James’s Street
Guards’ Club
Jermyn-street
Albert
Regent Street
Matlock’s
Opera-house
Pall-mall East
Colnaghi
Princess Augusta
Augusta
Clarence-house
Cramer
London
Paris
Abergavenny
Duke of Sussex
Viscount Falkland
Nova Scotia
Viscount Andover
Malmesbury
Baron Schleinitz
Baron Werther
Manrfaces
Hien
Frederick Johnstone
Louisa Craven
Weymouth
Annandale
House of Lords
England
America
Johnstone
Gordon
Mr. Weyland
Oxfordshire
Henry Buckley
Harthorne
Derbyshire
Frederick
Scotland
Ditchly Park
Viscount Folkestone
Earl of
Radnor
Mary Grimston
Verulam
Earl Craven
Longford Castle
Earl of Ra
John Russell
Glasgow
Glasgow Herald
Dockyard
Woolwich
Widgeon
J. Hamilton
Royal Artillery
Mee
King's Royal Rifles
Cruttenden
Mackenzie
Belgium
Prince Albert Visits Guildhall and Freedom Ceremony
Crowds filled Fishmongers Hall and Guildhall as Prince Albert received the freedom of the city of London. The day featured a formal oath, a royal procession, and a mansion house banquet with high officials and notable guests, amid cheers and ceremonial pageantry.
Magnificent silver candelabrum honors Glasgow lord at tourney
Three hundred Glasgow citizens present a costly silver candelabrum to the Earl of Eglintoun inscribed in tribute to his courtesy as lord of the tourneyment at Eglintoun Castle held last August. The piece shows the lord and his charger in full armour. Merchan t Seaman’s Charity report notes funds aided 110 orphans and Trinity House doubled its £50 donation. An election for six girls and six boys followed. Two bushrangers, George Hughes and Henry Curran, were executed at the Port Philip barracks after conviction for bushranging and attempted murder. Hughes resisted, but Curran is described as penitent.
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Guildhall
Prince
Lord George Lennox
Olonel Bouverie
Colonel Anson
Major Campbell
Westminster-bridge
Westminster-road
Borough
Londonbridge
London-bridge
Adelaide-place
Fish-street-hill
Windsor Castle
Princess Augusta
Prince Albert
Windsor-castle
F. B. Hooxzy
Catenton-street
King-street
J. King
England
City of London
Marshall
Francis Albert Augustus Charles Emanuel
Duke of Saxe
Saxe Coburg and Gotha
Order of the Garter
Woopmorre
Paton
York
House of Lords
King
City of London Grammar School
Corporation
Mazarin
Corporation School
Frith
James Shaw
Court of Common Council
Woop- Thorpe
John Sewell
Claudius Stephen Hunter
M. Wood
Bart
W. Taylor Copeland
John King
Walter Peacock
Jeremiah Evans
Victoria
Earl of
London Tavern
Nelson
Honourable Corporation of the Trinity House
Port Philip
George Hughes
Henry Curran
Hughes
Stow
Curran
Public move to curb Bartholomew fair nuisances
The markets committee reports to the common council with recommendations to abolish plays and entertainment booths at Bartholomew fair. Swing rides and machinery are banned in Smithfield market. The fair will be shortened to two and a half days and end by Saturday night to remove equipment before Sunday.
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Barthoolomew
Common Council
Smithfield Market
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British Empire
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Fishmongers’ Hall
Chamber
Corporation of London
George Lennox
Bouverie
Anson
Campbell
Mansion House
Duke of Cambridge
Lord Bloomfield
J. Macdonald
Fitzroy Somerset
John Pelly, Bart
Bank of England
Mr. Bailey
East India Company
W. G. Lyall
Colonel Jones
Colonel Walton
Felix Booth
Cabbell
Huth
C. J. Huth
Croly
C. G. Jenkins
J. L. Seager
John Leach
John Lubbock
William
Lady Poland
Freeman
Terry
Peover
Cheshire
Knutsford
Harry Mainwaring
Macclesfield
Cook
Mr. Cook
Mrs. Cook
Shipkow
Dean
Mainwaring Arms
C. Hollins
Lear
John Kinder
Harper
Chesire Constabulary
Knutsford Church
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