Steyning Cattle Show and Sussex Agricultural Meeting Report
A composite page notes a robbery in Kensington Park and a ship launch at Walker. It covers a Redcross Street inquest into a Mrs Wright case, a Cheltenham lunacy commission on Eliza Garland, and a detailed Wear Sussex Agricultural Association gathering at Cheltenham with the Duke of Richmond and Lord Edward Howard. The report highlights cattle stock, prize awards, speeches on farming, tenant relations, and the welfare of agricultural labourers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romeny
Miller
Kensington
Taos Suip
Walker
Coutts
Newcastle Guardian
Munper
Hea Huspano
W. Payne
Three Tuns
Redcrows Street
Barbican
Eleanor Elizabeth Wright
Bunhill Ground
Golden Iive
Ann Collett
Elliott
Old Bailey
Tisdall
Lynch
Farringdon Street
Ann Wright
Inez
Plough Hotel
Cheltenham
W. H. Gomonde
Woolrych
Common Law Bar
W. L. Thomas
J. S. Cox
Garland
Mrs. Garland
Lewis Garland
Venice
Worthing
Duke of Norfolk
Duke of Baden
Mr. Garland
London
Alate, &c
Mersie
Scotty Harvey
Nourse
Wightwick
MISCELLANY INTELLIGENCE BRITISH NOTEWORTHIES AND ACCIDENTS
Numerous items from the era cover Oxford college news, Bristol bread prices, Great Britain engine plans, Irish railway commissions, a Punch note on Madame Tussaud, Galway charity, Alderney breakwater plans, a tragic suicide at Prickwillow, and various railway and legal notices. Names include Mr Charles Thomas Coote and Mr Bremner with broader references to the 49th Regiment and New Zealand service proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
PEN Broke College
Charles Thomas Coote
Queen's College
Sheppard
Bristol
Bath Journal
Liverpool Albion
Great Britain
Bremner
Cieset
Railway Commission
Ireland
Trish
Prick
Seven Dials
St Giles’s
Madame Tussaud
Jack Sheppard
Dick Turpin
Jerry Akershaw
Punch
49Th Reiment
Galway
Galway Mercury
Gorsaxwent
Alderney
Grosnez Point
Grosnez Petal
Guernsey
Anchor
Prickwillow
Isle of Ely
Freeman
Anne
Eurgeon
Hfe
Cambridge Advertiser
Manchester and Bolton
Manchester
Bolton
Stoneclough
Anch
Manchester Courier
Verenas
New Zealand
Tulloch
Scortano
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Glasgow Chronicle
Queen Street
Bury
Fru DauxKexxsess
W- Certer
Welch
Bankside
Southwark
Margaret Donoghue
Pigeon Court
Bay Street
Clerkenwell
Blackfriars Bridges
White Swan
Mills
Strand Union
Cleveland Street
Fitzroy Square
Charles Fisher
Maerlborough Street
Jones
Upion
Bull and Mouth
Ebury Street
Bloomsbury
Charlotte Cooper
James Mitchell
Gilbert Street
St. Giles’s
Bennet
Usivensit
Annual general meeting of Central Society for Protection of Agriculture
The Central Society for the Protection of Agriculture and British Industry held its annual meeting at No 17 Old Bond Street. Duke of Richmond presided as president with Mr Newdegate and others, amid scanty agricultural attendance. The committee announced plans to push repeal of the malt tax and to appeal local societies via deputations before January’s great London meeting. A new year committee was elected led by prominent peers and MPs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wear Sussex Agricultural Association
Gates
Steyning
Coppard
Horsham
Sussex
Marshall
Hurst Pierpoint
Apperton
Dennet
Woodmancote
White Horse Tavern
Duke of Richmond
Lord Edward Howard
C. Goring
M.P
Major Beresford
Sandham
Earl of March
H. Goring
Prince Albert
Duke of Norfolk
Edward Howard
Arundel Castle
March
Aother
Bramber
C. Burrell
Baronet
Mr. Goring
Jung
Hear
Arundelsod Bramber Corps
Yeomanry
Bramber and Arundel
Brighton
Central Society For the Protection of Agriculture and British Industry
Old Bond Street
Newdegale
Gwilt
Matthews
London
Smithfield
England
Heer
P. Matthews
Cirencester
D. Gwilt
Selingham
Suffolk
Duke of Buckingham
Lord George Bentinck
Lord Beaumont
Viscount Ingestre
Earl of
Auch
Manchester
Atheneum Divn
The
Atheneum
Atheneum Club
J. Monrabiry aMoxa
Benkswine
Berkehhire
Upton
Bluebury
Temster
Brighton Guardian
Mawsixc
Navy
Admiralty
St.Vincent
Portsmouth
Channel
Liverpool
Blackburn
Oldham
Sweator's Court
Lane
Orson
Royal Academy
Thomas
Laughler
Vandervelde, Stancliffe
Barry
William Cotton
Worship-street
Bingham
Beall
War Office
Hyderabad
Berkshire Malt Robberies Committal of the Prisoners
An extensive nine week inquiry into the Berkshire malt robberies ends with committal of most prisoners for trial at the next assizes. Witnesses describe malt thefts from Blagrove and associates, skeleton keys, and tied debts to Belcher. Additional notices report bail decisions, witnesses bound overs, and pursuit of absentees Butler and Faulkner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blagrove
Reading
Jacob Saddler
Giles
Sandford Ferry
Pound
Charles Carpenter
Mr. Belcher
Mr. Evans
Tubury Wood
Evans
Brown
Berks
John Williams
Miss Spenlove
Farebrother
Trinder
Mr. Frankham
Mr.Frankham
Ts Westbrook
Webb
Edney
Thatcher
Seymour
Beycrost
Mr. Marehall
Jones
John Huggins
Huggins
Half Moon Inn
Hubler
Miller
Badcock
Hazell
John Hazell
Maryn Hugging
Ambrose Smith
Oxford
Kent
Air Ballon
Tubb
White Horse
Abingdon
Megistrates
Habler
Chambers
Townsend
Paris Financial Troubles Warn Markets In Latest Intelligence
Paris reports continued commercial strain with bank silver reserves rising to over 85 million francs. Guizot's protest on Cracow is toned down in some papers while others push military and diplomatic warnings. News from Mauritius and Madrid adds tension. Kilkenny riot reports detail bread shop looting and policing responses amid mounting hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bank of France
France
M. Guizet
Cracow
Presse
M. Guizot
Constitutionnel
Mauritius
M. Barbet de Jouy
Dacres
M. Barbet
M. Barbet de Juny
Lord Palmerston
Great Britain
Madrid
Prim
Lisbon
Marnin Borsa
London
Tid Panawa
Wellington
New Zealand
Sydney
Kilkenny
Tholsel
Joseph Greene
R.M
Peter Blake
Winslow
King-street
Sullivan
Spain
T. Parcell
Irishtown
Parcell
Minchief
Green
Mulhall’s
Vicar-street
Holden's
Michael Magrath
Thiroleel
Mr. Dunphy
Buggy
High Street
Isto
Friends
Lord Lincoln
Manchester
Alderman Nedd
Bright
Nidld
Drayton Manor
Murderous Piratical Attack on a Leith Vessel in the Med
The Jane Innes, a Leith schooner, was boarded by Greek pirates near Tenedos on Oct 11 after leaving Cardiff on Sept 9 with iron for Gelatz. They looted the cabin, killed apprentice William Forbes, bound crew, and escaped with chronometer, watch, firearms, ropes, and stores. the vessel reached Constantinople and was quarantined. The Leith Herald calls for a strict inquiry, warns Greece’s government, and urges merchants to petition Lord Palmerston for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Innes
Feith
Robert Innes
Constantinople
Tenedos
Cardiff
Gelatz
Gibraltar
Main
William Forbes
Dardabelles
Malayan
Mediterranean
Greece
Europe
Leith
Lord Palmerston
Leith Herald
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Steyning Cattle Show
Berkshire
Tattersall
Tuounspar
Denpy
van Tromp
Scott