Repeal Banquet for Mr. Smith O'Brien in Lingrick
The great Repeal Banquet honored Mr. Smith O'Brien with 350+ gentlemen dining at Princess's hotel. Mr. O'Brien and Mr. OConnell spoke as loyal toasts were given. procession from Cahermoyle to town preceded the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith O’brien
O'Connell
Dusiix
Tyrrell
P.P
Lusk
Andrew H. Burien
T. M. Ray
Corn Exchange
Burgh-quay
Landlord and Tenant Commission
Lord Devon
Dublin Castle
Larcom
Ordnance Survey
Court of Queen’s Bench
O'Hagan
Coppock
Fixxyor
France
Waller
Vereker
Bergat Association
Thomas Steele
Req
Ireland
John O'Connell
P. Barrett
Gray
O'Neill Daunt
America
Elizabethtown
Paris
Kentucky
Prince Edward’s Island
Savannah
County Dustin
Saints
Dublin
Times
Africa
Dublin Evening Post
London
Doustrm
Ulster
Carrickfergus
Belfast
Wellesley
Kingstown
Cape of Good
Inquiries Begin On South Wales Disturbances
Brecon hosts Her Majesty's commissioners from Presteign to probe causes of unrest in South Wales. They note little local discontent in Brecon with peaceful towns and prosperous trade in coal and lime. Authorities aim to assess turnpike trusts for a potential general parliamentary act. Two commissioners proceed to Llandilo and Swansea to continue inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brecon
Her Majesty's Commissioners of Inquiry
Presteign
South Wales
Grand Jury-Room
Carmarthenshire
Brecknockshire Trust
Radnorshire
Pembrokeshire
Turnpike Trust
Clive
Cripps
Llandilo
Frankland Lewis
Swansea
Glamorganshire
Winter Circuit Dates and Assize Sittings Listed
Laura Watts Winter Circuit lists days and places for holding commissions of oyer and terminer and gaol delivery in Pembrokeshire and Carmarthenshire. It notes sessions in Haverfordwest and Carmarthen before Sir Cresswell Cresswell. It also lists the Cheshire assize day on Saturday December 30, 1843 at the castle in Chester before Sir William Wightman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Watts
Pembrokeshire
Haverfordwest
Carmarthenshire
Carmarthen
Cresswell Cresswell
Court of Common Pleas
William Wightman
Our Lady the Queen
Smithfield Cattle Club Meeting Amid Cattle Show Prizes
The Smithfield Cattle Club held its annual general meeting at the horse bazaar in Portman Square with Earl Spencer presiding. Duke of Richmond and other nobility attended, officers were elected, Mr Gibbs resigned as honorary secretary and his brother B T B Gibbs elected. The day drew about 10 000 visitors as cattle and farming displays drew praise for breed improvements and impressive cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithfield
Earl Spencer
Duke of Richmond
Earl of Scarborough
Lord Western
Lord Aboyne
J. Seabright
J. M. Cripps
Humphery Gibbs
B. T. B. Gibbs
Druce
Dean
Baker Street
Portman-square
Hanson
London
Gibbs
Catalogue of Stock and Prizes Oxen and Cattle Classes
Readable list of stock judging results for oxen and cows from classes I through XII, detailing breeders such as Mr. Robert Burgess Cotgrave Notts and peers like Earl Spencer Althorp, with ages, breeds, feeding regimes, travel to the show, prize monies, and medals. Includes sheep classes with wethers from Leicester and Nottinghamshire breeders and prize outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Burgess
Cotgrove
Place
Notts
Durham
Earl Spencer
H. Mann
Pigburn
Doncaster
Althorp
Northampton
J. Watson
Thorney
Peterborough
Hereford
C. Blakeney
Shelderton
Ludlow
John Beasley
Chapel Brampton
Duke of Bedford
Woburn-abbey
Bedford
A. Perkins
Arnesby
Leicester
J. Williams
Kingsland
Leominster
Earl of Warwick
Warwick-castle
W. Perry
Monkland
Woburn Abbey
Thomas Davis
Dilwyn
Weobly
Thomas Ambers
Wappenbury
Royal Leamington Spa
North Devon
Thomas
Sir W. Wake
Courteen-hall
Staunton
Wye
T. Bridge
Buttsbury
Ingatestone
Arden
Ley
Messrs
Fudlington and Kemp
North Elkington
Louth
Charles Tempest, Bart
Broughton Hall
Skipton
H. W. Wilson
Keythorpe Hall
Barnett
Stratton-park
Biggleswade
J. T. Smith
Thornbygrange
Cooke
Cunnington
Marquess of Exeter
Burghley
Edward Lakin
Beauchamp Court
Worcester
James Webster
Peakirk
Thomas Twitchell
Willington
Bede
Leicester Wethers
Rama
S. Bennett
Bickering Park
Woburn
Thomas Umbers
W. Umbers
J. Buckley
J. S. Burgess
Holme Pierrepoint
Nottingham
George Piercy
Kirkburn
Driffield
Yorkshire
T. Sykes
William Sandy
Cass
the Duke of Manchester
Kimbolton Castle
Kimbolton
G. Edie
Wytonhill
Agricultural show at Huntingdon praises farmers effort
The report describes prize awards for cattle pigs and sheep at Huntingdon with winners including Charles Tomson and Prince Albert. It notes prices and classes, comments on crowded rooms, and calls for legislative support for agriculturists amid debates over Peel policy and American beef imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal
Prince Albert
Windsor Castle
Suffolk
Bedfordshire
W. E. Hobbs
Markshall
Coggleshall
Essex
Lord Western
Felix Hall
Kelverdon
Morning Post
American Beef
R. Peel
Dinner marks Smithfield Cattle Club festival at Freemasons tavern
The Smithfield Cattle Club annual dinner at the Freemasons tavern drew 200 to 300 gentlemen. Notables at the head table included Duke of Richmond, Lord Huntingfield, Lord Dunboyne, MPs Pusey and Ormsby Gore, and Colonel Challoner. Toasts celebrated the club’s progress, honored honorary secretary Humphrey Gibbs, and praised agricultural workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithfield Cattle Club
Freemasons
Earl Spencer
Duke of Richmond
Lord Huntingfield
Lord Dunboyne
Pusey
M.P
Ormsby Gore
Challoner
Humphrey Gibbs
Gibbs
Lord Spencer
England
Royal Agricultural Society
Great Ilford Parish Church Service Sparks Offertory Debates
Large meeting in Great Ilford unites parishioners to press the Bishop of London and vicar Bourne on church reforms at St Mary's. They oppose a weekly offertory and other changes seen as popish, urging a return to simple worship and restoration of former rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Stronp
Great Ilford
Angelinn
St. Mary’s
Church of England
Bourne
London
Churchwarden Thompson
House of God
Gillmore
Manchester
Hull
Hull and Selby
Leeds
Manchester Directory
Bombay
Independence
Portsmouth
John Bulls
S.S
Calculating Local Sun Times and Tides for British Ports
The guide explains determining sunrise and sunset by latitude adjustments above 61 deg 80 min and below 51 deg 80 min, and lists high water times relative to London Dock for ports like Bristol Orkney Falmouth Hull Milford Haven Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow and Southampton plus notes on many smaller harbours.
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Great Britain and Ireland
London Dock
Bristol
Ork
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Advent Calendar of Weather and Scripture for December
The Week notes the Second Sunday in Advent with proper lessons Isaiah x and Acts x for morning and Isaiah xxiv James iii for evening. It records celestial data and daylight timings, with daily weather summaries and Ephem changes by Zadkiel, noting fair to showery conditions through December 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James iii
Meteo
Ephem
Zadkiel
Legh
Ometeo
Turspay
Wepwnespay
Tuurspay
Fairpay
Cambridge
Answers to Correspondents Delayed Till Next Week
The newspaper postpones publishing Answers to Correspondents due to high news workload. Readers are invited to submit questions for future issues.
The Corn Laws and Lord Spencer’s Free Trade Call
The article analyzes Lord Spencer’s long held Free Trade views and the League movement. It argues the Tory response is driven by entrenched interests, urges Lord John Russell to join the reform effort, and warns against remaining tied to fixed duties as the shift toward liberal trade continues.
Whig splits and Peel’s fate in Free Trade era
A polemical21nd editorial arguing Lord Palmerston and Lord John Russell split with the Free Trade movement. It predicts Peel’s fall or new concessions, notes Lord Spencer’s stance, and warns farmers and tenants against landlord-driven protection while urging contests across counties and a national verdict favoring the Agricultural League and Free Trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattison
Raikes Carrie
Northampton
Lord John Russell
House of Commons
Radicala
Free Trade
Melbourne
John Hobhouse
Bristol
Bristolians
Roche
Lord Fitzwilliam
Lord Spencer
Wrightson
Mr. Childers
Lord Palmerston
Charles Wood
Doncaster
West Riding
Herald
Robert Peel
League—the Press
England
Mark Lane Express
Hastings
League
Spain's cabinet turmoil ends with Olozaga downfall
The Madrid cabinet reshuffle backfires as Senor Olozaga fails to win broad support, dissolves the Cortes, and triggers a royal quarrel. Espartero’s allies, Narvaez, and Pidal join in opposition, leaving the Queen with a fractured Cortes and a volatile political scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Olozaga
Senor Olozaga
Paris
Christina
Louis Philippe
Ireland
Espartero
Senor Pidal
Spain
Cortes
Lopez
Serrano
Narvaez
Progresistas
Moderados
National Guard
Pidal
Smith O'Brien and Repeal in Ireland's uncertain path
In a calm, firm address at the Limerick Dinner, Smith O'Brien signals a reluctant yet decisive shift toward Repeal, challenging old Liberal allies and urging action from a government ready to act but wary of treason. The piece warns of growing peasant organization, arms rumors, and the danger of delay amid looming two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limerick
Smith O’brien
Smith O'Brien
Ireland
Lord Howick
John Russell
House of Commons
Mr. O'Connell
Robert Peel
Chapman Appointed Chief Judge of Wellington New Zealand
A London newspaper defends Mr Henry S Chapman appointed Chief Judge of Wellington, NZ, praising his legal excellence in Law Merchant and Real Property, noting his colony ties and a tract on Judicial Staff. It condemns the Globe’s critical piece as unjust, urges respect for patronage based on fitness and long friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry S. Chapman
Middle Temple
Wellington
New Zealand
Globe of
Metropolitan Anti-Cornlaw Association
Westminster Hall
Chapman
Globe
Lord Brougham
Crown
Westminster
Chap
Mr. Chapman
Lord Stanley
Fihet
The Limerick Dinner To Mr W Smith O Brien MP
A parliamentary event notes Mr O Connell offering ample amends to Mr Smith O Brien MP for a past insult. The report records the dinner honoring the member and the cordial political gesture as described in the era’s tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. O'Connell
Mr. Smith O’brien
Disturbances in New Zealand Report Deepening Threats
The Times reports private information from New Zealand indicating the disturbances have grown more formidable than initially believed. It states that several leading English residents involved at Cloudy Bay have met untimely deaths, signaling a severe development in the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Cloudy Bay
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