Runaway Postmaster General Reward Recalled
The Postmaster General offers 300 dollars for the re-arrest of Thornton H. Freeman, Carrollton Missouri postmaster, who was jailed for mail robbery and escaped the marshal. Also notes talk of criminal law codification and the Paris city debt timeline, plus various London and regional notices and sensational clippings.
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United States
Thornton H. Freeman
Carrollton
Missouri
Freeman
Paris
Sven
John Harris
Writtle
Chelmsford Union
Essex Herald
Newgate
Yorkshire
Literary Gazette
Tota
Stamp-office
Clifden
County Galway
Nelson Wood
Maryport
Demerara
Liverpool
Greenheart
Mason Island
Jeces
Lloyd’s
William Robertson
Murry
John Wilkinson
Thomas Ellis
James Kam
John Fietcher
Hector M‘allister
George Midlicote
William Callack
William Snudesine
Edward
Mazarin R. Hast
W. Dobson
Lloyd's
MuxgorEr
Bedford
Brickhill
Kimbolton Road
Alderman Higgins
Messrs. Green
Parkins
Mr. C. Brown
Jebbet
Boultbee
Union
Mortanrry
Loxpowx
Metapolis
Globe
Irving
Antrim
Hammersmith
Albion Hall
Birmingham
Derby
Gloucester
Brandling Junction
Eastern Counties
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Paisley
Ayr
Greenock
Grand Junction
Great North of England
Great Western
Hull
Selby
Manchester
London
Blackwall
Brighton
Croydon
South Western
Greenwich
Bolton
Leeds
Midland
Newcastle
Carlisle
North Shields
North Midland
Northern
South Eastern
Dover
Dublin
Kingstown
Wm. Osborne
45Th
77Th
Earl Spencer
Northampton
Earl
House of Lords
Currie
Halse
Richmond House
Torquay
Mr. Halse
Devonport
Pelham Crescent
Brompton
Death and theatre doings fill London scene in 1840s
Veteran actor Billy Moncrieff finds a new home at the charter house after royal intervention. Paris sculptures and a Rossini statue project in progress. A Newcastle theatre sale yields lavish props at heavy losses, with items like flats, ships, and a Romeo and Juliet balcony sold off. Funeral of Mr. Benjamin Wrench noted at St Clement Danes, with several industry figures in attendance. Details on David Rees of the Haymarket, his career, fall, amputation, and comeback recounted. Also, a Canadian Pacific tribe visit the Royal Adelaide Gallery to have likenesses taken and to witness demonstrations, with plans to view balloons and laughing gas there.
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Mr. Moncrieff
Billy Moncrieff
Charterhouse
Robert Peel
Henry Wheatley
Rossini
Paris
Etex
Grand Opera
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Pickle Herring-wharf
Tooley-street
Macbeth
Funreral
Benjamin Wrench
Church of St. Clement Danes
Strand
Pickett-place
Wrench
Benjamin Webster
Haymarket
R. Strickland
Davip Rees
Hayymarket
Ireland
Grimaldi
Sadler’s Wells
T. P. Cooke
David Rees
America
Liverpool Theatre
Jonathan
London
James Brown
Drury-lane
Duchez
Haymarket Theatre
Crack
Gabbhard
Buckstone
Webster
Rees
Dublin
Cork
Liverpool
Manchester
Canada
Royal Adelaide Gallery
Adelaide Gallery
Monck Mason
Willis
Standard
Morning Post
League and Free Trade
R. Peel
League
B. Peel
Post
Beachy Head
Coast-Guard
Brighton Gazette
Tinennrst
Reaping
Church-end Farm
Tilehurst
Reading
Thomas Sherwood
Norcot
Barefoot’s
George Higgs
Sherwood
Westminster Court of Requests
Watson
George Wild
Olympic Theatre
Temple Bar
Wild
Blackwall
Mr. Wild
Lewis
Genlemen
Sporting Intelligence. Tattersall's Monday racing bets
Deasy dominated betting with heavy wagers on multiple horses including Loadstone Campanero and Wat colt. Bets shifted with backers on Scott's T Auld Squire Running Rein Campanero Watcolt while the favourites drew no decisive action and modest sums were laid on several others later in the week.
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R. Bulkeley
Wreford
Scott
Her Majesty's Return From Belvoir to Windsor in Grand Pageant
A detailed account of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert’s royal progress from Belvoir Castle to Leicester and on to Windsor. Describes arches, crowds, royal reception, railway preparations, and compliments to railway directors, with notes on weather, guards, and ceremonial minutiae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belvoir Castle
Sir Montague
Georgina Cholmeley
Christopher Turnor
M.P
Cecil Turnor
Litchford
Gregory Gregory
Harlax
Leicester
Knipton
Waltham
Cavendish
Thorpe Arnold
Melton Mowbray
Belvoir
Albert, Prince of Wales
England
George Hotel
Earl of Wilton
Francis Burdett
Brooksby-gate
Bearsby
Bridgate Park
Jane Grey
Brooksby
Belgrave Gate
Gallowtree-gate
Granby-street
Bir. Bruyeres
London and
Birmingham
Bedford
Wright
L’hermitte and Royer
Bellinn
Midland Counties Railway
Mr. Bell
Harris
Messrs
J. Davies
John Brown
Andrew Irvine
C. J. Vaughan
G. Barker
Gordon
H. Low
Burnaby
Hill
Fox
Fawssett
Harrison
Stevens
Debrisay
Messrs. Brown
Diggs
Parsons
Redham
Moore
Taylor
Mellor
Macaulay
Shaw
Earl of Jersey
Hell
Midland Counties
Kearsley
Watford
Rugby
Berry
Wolverhampton
Her
London
Mr. Vantini
Duke of Buckingham
Lucas
Talbot
Clode
Cornet Garrett
Bailey
Earl of Verulam
Hertfordshire
Glyn
F. Letsom
Cooke
Mr. Creed
Earl of Clarendon
Lord Grimston
Prince Albert
Mr. Glyn
London and Birmingham Railway
Lord Jersey
Uxbridge
Rickmansworth
Cox
Harefield
Cornet Newdegate
Corbet
Prince Consort
Midland
Church of St. John
St George’s Chapel
Slough
Eton
1St Life Guards
Willoughby Cotton
Wemyss
Bouverie
G.E. Anson
Earl of Morton
Frederik Stevin
Georgiana Liddell
C. A. Murray
Cocum
Lord
Jersey
Gospal
Anson
Windsor
Goodyear
Leicestershire
Stag Hunt Across 30 Miles Near Maidenhead Ends at Marquis Inn
A royal stag named Highlander escaped two trains and a long chase across Maidenhead countryside on Monday. The hunt covered over thirty miles from Sun Inn to Charity Farm and Billingbear Wood, ending in the Marquis of Granby taproom after a two hour forty five minute run. Gambling penalties case against Lord George Bentinck and others adds, with probes into parish gaming houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masesry
Sun Inn
Maidenhead
Great Western Railway
Reading
Shottisbrook
Lawrence Waltham
Riscombe
Charity Farm
Billingbear-wood
Warren Farm
Hurst
Lodden
Sandford Mill
George Bentinck
Russell
St. James's
Tondon
Eclipse of the Moon and Local Disturbance Report
A Wednesday night eclipse of the moon began at 9 30 p.m. and ended by 3 a.m. Thursday. A separate note recalls a Saturday night protest by about forty women near Pontardulais against a tailor, threatening to “baptist” him if reforms failed. The Royal Literary Fund praised for aiding writers, with admission to Charterhouse offered to top cases and a pension arranged for a dissenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontardulais
Hereford Journal
Blewett
Literary Fund
Charterhouse
Verdict Finds Mrs Hartley Unfit To Manage Affairs
The jury determines Mrs Mary Hartley has been of unsound mind and unable to manage her affairs since October 31, 1834 after a protracted inquiry. Attorneys quoted authorities on delusions and capacity while expressing sympathy for her condition and pledging support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montague Smith
Lord Palmerston
Mr. W
Carpenter
Mary Hartley
Cobden and Bright Attend Liverpool Anti-monopoly Meeting
At the Amphi theatre a large Liverpool audience heard Cobden and Bright deputise for the Anti Cornlaw League to promote the Monster fund and free trade. Speakers urged immediate repeal of the corn laws, with subscriptions announced at £4,600 and a forecast of £7,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs, Cobden and Bright
Liverpool
Liverrool
Anti-monopoly Association
Messrs. Cobden and Bright
Mr. Cobden
League
Council of the League
Lawrence Heyworth
William Rathbone
Bright
London
Anti Corn Law League
Cobden
Alleged Coercion of the Queen of Spain Sparks Crisis
Madrid dispatch details a high stakes power struggle as Olozaga is dismissed by royal decree after alleged intimidation to sign the dissolution of the Cortes. Narvaez moderados and the Camarilla gain influence while Serrano, Pidal, and Madoz maneuver for a new ministry amid street and palace pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Madrid
Mapain
Olozaga
Serrano
Narvaez
Cortes
Camarilla
Bath Espartero
Santa Cruz
Chamber of Deputies
Senor Pidal
Alcon
Mazarede
Quinto
Gonzales Bravo
General Serrano
Olo
Frias
Senor Olozega
Olozape
Nervaez
Heraldo
Progresista Party
Senor Madoz
Senor Olozaga
Sebastiano DE Onozaga
Progresista Deputies
Congress
Senate
Madoz
Ceriola
Progresista
Figueras
House of
Senor
J. M. Lopez
Cortino
Antero
E. M. Lopez
Princesa
Cala Iraja
M. Olozaga
Marchioness
M. Pidal
M. Frias
M. Mazaredo
M. Gonzales Bravo
MM. Alcon
Quinta
Paris papers and Madrid crisis dominate French coverage
French journals debate Olozaga's role in Spain and the Queen's fate. Controversy centers on whether the Spanish crisis was his fault, with criticism of his independence and actions toward the Queen. Domestic news notes the King, the Paris reception of Algiers standards, and Lisbon cabinet divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
Madrid
Olozaga
Spain
Journal Des Debats
Siécle
Louis Philippe
Christina
Ologaga
M. Olozaga
St. Cloud
Tuileries
Algiers
Hospital of Invalids
M. Berryer
London
Portugal
Lisbon
Duke of Palmella
Thames Tunnel
Mark Lane
Broadway
Westminster
Cyril Page
Salford
Manchester Guardian
Colchester
Essex Paper
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Sporting Intelligence
Tattersall's
Quin
Peel
Orlando
Bowes
T’auld Squire
Saddle
Vane
Her Majesty
Park-street
Grosvenor-square
Whitmarsh
Rostenge
Cornwall
Bath
Chancery
Tyacke
Court of Chancery
Hobhouse
Duchess of Cornwall
Riulton
Mons
Mariot
Austin Friars
Mons. Guizot
Alderman Wilson
M. Mariot
Dixon
Bague
Mrs. Hartley
Marquis ‘of Westminster
Marquis of Westminster
Rialton
Alexander Sutherland
Hartley
Duchess of of Cornwall
Petty
M. Guizot