Brigade-like notices and society reports dominate 1841 pages
The report details subscriptions and shares in the Pack of British North America company, a fishing and poulterers society dinner with leaders Attwood and Harmer, canal company finances with a frost impact, and horticultural society showings. It covers metropolitan lighting debates, distress via factory stoppages, Bridgnorth respect replies from Lord Palmerston, and crime notes from Rochester to Sutton-in-Ashfield with tragic suicides and arson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Ordnance
Richard Wivell
British North America
St. Helen's Plate
Bishopsgate
Tas Fishnongers’ and PooLrexeRs’ Society
London Tavern
Matthias Alverley Attwood
James Harmer
Masterman
M.P
Heed
Society of Fish- Fengers and Poulterers
Hills
Matthias Wolverley
Attwood
Mmittee, Real
Francis Head
Committee of Management
Fyonticulturad SociEty
Regent
Cobham
Surrey
Lord Sondes
Norfolk
Viscount Maynard
Dunmow
Society
Wigelsworth
Clitheroe
Bisset
Lawrence
Ben
Edmund Antrobus
Hatch
Miles
Ross
Bateman
Meteorological Register
Metropolia
Wmersmith
Hammersmith
Metropolitan Trust
Hemmersmith
Home Department
Spitalfields
Loring
Malfields
W. Body
Mark-lane
J. H. Fisk
Norwich
London and Westminster Bank
Chard Wood
House of Child and Co
Justice Bosanquet
House of Bsanquet and Co
John Hall
Weston Chile
Lintor
Cambridgeshire
Smthfield
Ing. Street
Portman-square
Richmond
Bedford
Ad Spencer
Earl of March
Lord Dangannon
Sithorp
Earl Spencer
Royal Agricultural Society
Cavendish-square
Nia
China
Conyou
Repeated Stacks Fire Threatens Mr Chambers Farm
Mr Chambers reports three stack fires within a year damaging three or four stacks of wheat oats and straw. Insurance with Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire fire office stands at £300 though the total loss is likely near that sum. The incidents seem more private malice than general public risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers
Nottinghamshire
Derbyshire
Armagh meeting shows slim turnout for Grey praise
In Armagh County Court-house a small crowd gathered to congratulate Earl de Grey. Only about sixty people attended with notable absences from Earls Charlemont and Gosford. The unrest highlighted Orange faction tensions and calls to abandon Peel era policy in this Irish county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dusaix
Loxe de Grexy
Fance
MzeErixe
Lord-de-Grey
Armagh
Grey
John Whaley
Verner
Earls Charlemont
Gosford
Lurgan
Henry Caulfield
Robert Peel
Irish Orange
Earl de Grey
James M. Stronge
James Stronge
Vertier
Blacker
Morning Chronicle
Tau National Rhreat Association
Corn Exchange
Dublin
Jamaica
Texas
Lord Eliot
Valentine Blake
Treasury
Galway
Liverpool
Faieurry
of Dows
Ireland
Down
Shanrod
Garvaghy
John Brown
Brown
Smithson Corry
Isaac Corry
Irian Poor-Law Commission
Evening Mail
Irish Poor-Law Commission
Sunday News Room Conflict and Workhouse Hair Cutting Row
A Glasgow dispute reports Agnewite clashes over keeping Sunday doors open at Royal Exchange room and Tontine coffee-house with votes against imposing Sabbath observance. Also covered are Strathbogie court proceedings, distress in Paisley, sheriffship resignations rumors, and a Croydon workhouse master found guilty of ill treating a pauper by forcibly cutting hair, with a £5 fine and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glascow
Glasgow
Tontine
Royal Exchange Room
Tas Caurca
Scottaxn
Strathbogie
Cuninghame and Cockburn
Lord Cockburn
Whigham
Strath
Bogie
Moncreiff
Patrick Robertson
Edwards
Edinburgh
Paisley
Law
Connexs
Adam Anderson
Anderson
Perthshire
Adam Urquhart
Kirkcudbriahe
Lanarkshire
Caledonian Mercury
Forfarshire
Dundee
Croydon
D. R. Warrington
J. Reid
J. Currie
E. R. Adams
S. Lucas
Board of Guardians
Hhei
Croydon Union
John Clark
Andrews
Mr. J. Drummond
Richard Smith
Clark
Ian
CIA
Mr. Drummond
Mr. Currie
Mr. Adams
Adams
William Truncheon
Smith
Currie
Drummond
Blake
Pooraw Commissioners
Carrie
Mr. Andrews
Bottomley
The
Union
Owens
R. W. Eyles
Buenos Ayres Mutton Sparks Trade Quip In Times Items
A Manchester Times snippet notes Buenos Ayres mutton could be two pence a pound if importation were allowed but is banned by policy. It mentions mutton and salted beef prices in the north and a dig at landowners’ tax, with a playful aside on Wellington’s political role in a Morning Chronicle piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos
Ayres
Manchester Times
Duke of Wellington
Bezonian
Sir Robert Peél
Pisaster
The
Dodger
Morning Chronicle
Laughing at Tom Hood and Miss Kemble in New Volume
The piece opens with laughter and satire on Tom Hood and his dog as a poodle’s eye and a witty, hearty humor. It notes Miss Adelaide Kemble in Norma with lithographs by J. Mitchell, praising the lithography and the skill of the Lux artist. An extended notice of Frederick the Great and his Times appears in type, to be continued next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
London
H. Coburn
Dan Welie
Misa Kilmansegg
Tom Hood
Eleanor Spearing
Dyott-street
Fox
Pitt
Demosthénes
Gray
Cotten
Charles the First
Madame Tossaud
Mrs. Bond
Enfield
Pharaoh
Thora
Lindley
Murray
George the Fourth
Rowland East
Jackson and Walford
Duke of Sussex
Waléddi
Franje
Robert Hall
Sterion D
Ely Phante
Profis
Munky
Loft
Pluckey
Musica Worto
J. Mitchell
Lane
Adelaide Kemble
Norma
Frederick the Great
Times
Thomas Campbell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bolton
Bolton Chronicle
Margaret Heywood
Bolton Union
Ames James Hughes
Theospital
Margaret
Bolton Tonicle
Bridgnorth
Lord Palmerston
House of Commons
Cdaninisttacon
James Willum Corey
Navy
Aldenham
Aera Patugiston
J. M. Coley
Douglas
Man
Lords of the Treasury
Ekendal
Kendal
Manchester
Bank of Messrs. Wakefield, Crewdson, and Co
House of Messia
Wakefield, Crewdson, and Co
Messrs. Weklefield, Crewdson, and Co
Kendal Mercury
Moorchroft
Starrace
Iron Wonks
Wolverhampton
the Chronicle
Moorcroft Ironworks
Stafford
Thomas Vernon
John Thompson
Rochester
Remaskas_e
Suicipe
Royal George
Troytown
R. Hinde
Kent
Mary Thackeray
John Hooper
Stonemason
Clarence-street
Maidstone
Road
Eliza Wallis
John Gooderham
Mr. Newson
J. Newson
King-street
Witness
Gooderham
Hooper
Bupton-In-Ashfield
Stack Yard
William Chambers
Sutton-in-Ashfield
Sutton
Norwich Union
Mansfield
Scotland
the, Croydon Union
Literary Chronicle
Gaffin
Nixon
Barlow
Brumby
Gosting
Agin
Cobb
Gunn
Bradley
Poulter
Adam
Rhine
Shery
Rotterdam
Seven Mountains
Old Colonia
St. Paul's
Spring Vale Academy
Peter
Cruikswanx
Jewel Tower
Brightish
Tennison
Marian
O .K
E.P. W
Brightish Association
Hugh Wells
Durham
Hammer
F. Lilly
James Cook Rounp Tau Wourld
William Smith