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Inquest Opens Over Delves-green Murder near Walsall
An inquest at the Red Lion, Wednesbury, investigated the Delves-green murder of Matthew Adams. Key testimony described break in, pistol found, and confessions leading to charges against Joseph Wilkes, James Wilkes, and George Giles, with Boswell implicating others and police plans for trial.
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Birmingham
Red Lion
Wednesbury
J. Smith
Stafford
Matthew Adams
Delves-green
Delves Green
Walsall
West Bromwich Old Church
Adams
Raymond
Thomas Boswell
Boswell
Ceret Brown
Delvesewn
Mr. Adams
Witness
Pitt
James Adams
Tame Bridge
Job Rollason
Thomas Pittsworn
Welsall
Samuel Hatherley
Little London
Dilves.green
Alms
J. Adams
Simness
Japany
Miss Adams
Joseph Wilkes
Wilkes
Joseph
Heph Wilkes
Humphries
Rvent
Walter Baggott
Baggott
Lingard
George Giles
Jorge Giles
Joseph Kes
Hartley
Thomas Osborne
Rushall
James
James Ilkes
James Wilkes
Rhnother
John Lingard
Short-acre
Little Joe
Joseph Wilkes Eee
Thoconwell
Frederic the Great reviewed by Literary Chronicle
The Literary Chronicle discusses Frederic the Great in Thomas Campbell’s edited volumes from H Colburn London. It critiques Campbell for not authoring the work, praises the preface on Prussia’s political and social state, and previews extracts about William III’s contemplated heir and the English throne.
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aNp Times
Frederic the Great
Thomas Campbell
London
H. Colburn
Campbell
Prussia
William the Third
Frederick the Great Accession and Early Reforms Tales
An 18th century narrative recounts Frederick the Great’s early reign amid famine and reform. It covers opening granaries, low grain prices, charity to the poor, abolition of torture in most cases, and reforms in justice and marriage dispensations. Anecdotes include a Prague visit and Voltaire’s quips over sugar and tea during a campaign.
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Frederick the Great
Frederick
Frederick William I
Cementz
Neisse
Tobias Stusche
Stusche
Prussia
Voltaire
Prague
Bohemia
Silesia
Glatz
Griinau
Thiebault
M. de Voltaire
Bagatelles
Anti Corn Law Movement Telegraphed Across London Districts
A London press summary reports multiple local anti corn law meetings and lectures led by Sidney Smith. Groups in Lambeth Marylebone Paddington St. Margaret Westminster and Paddington pledge petitions, enroll members, and call for immediate repeal. Stroud and Bath notes show rising chartist ties and public meetings with unresolved tensions.
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Metropolitan -Anti-Corn-Law Association
West Strand
Francis Place
Sidney Smith
Maidstone
Marylebone
Paddington
Lambeth
Whitechapel
Wareham
Tottenham, &c
Lampety
Huggett
Kennington Road
St. Margaret
Westminster
York Street
Smith
Boroves
Duffield’s
Marylebone-lane
Ryan
Young
Poland
Grady
Reynard
PappineTon
Praed Street
H. B. Smart
Audley
D—L
St. Luke’s Enfranchisement and Anti-Monopoly Association
British Institution
Cowper-street
City-road
Robert Fletcher
Finsbury-square
Palliser
Walker
Clarke
Knight
Stroud
Cheltenham Examiner
Dutch Pasty and Virtuoso King in Amsterdam Tale
During a stay in Amsterdam a king sought a Dutch pasty. A landlady, noting the cost, challenged payment and learned of a flute virtuoso guest. Frederick played well enough to earn coins, convincing the landlady to feed him a pasty. The narrator doubts Frederick’s greatness beyond stage peers.
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Amsterdam
Balbi
Frederick
Anatomy of the peers No If
James Hamilton, the second Marquis Abercorn, holds three peerages across the kingdoms with numerous family ties to the Dover, Bedford, Gordon, and Hamilton lineages. The entry notes his titles, portraits, residences, motto, and a history of service and influence, along with similar sketches of Abercromby, Abergavenny, Abingdon, and Asinger barons and their connections.
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Apercornn
James Hamilton
Marquis Abercorn
James
Scotland
Earl Abercorn
Paisley
Abercorn
Hamilton
Mountcastle
Kilpatrick
Strabane
Leicester
United Kingdom
House of Hamilton
Dukes of Hamilton
Brandon
Claud Hamilton
Mary of
House of Peers of
Ireland
John James
Garter
69Th
Dungannon ‘Fort
Foot
Louisa Jane Russell
Duke of Bedford
Viscount Hamilton
Carpenter
Dudley-house
Park-lane
Priory Stanmore
Middlesex
Baron
Ralph Abercromby
Abercromby
Aboukir
Tullibody
Ralph
James Abercromby
House of Commons
Viscount Melville
Fox Maule
Lord Dunfermline
Lord Redesdale
Lord Alvanley
Montague Dundas
Henry Viscount Melville
George Ralph
Limner’s
George-street
Hanover-square
Ayrshire-castle
Stirlingshire
Aberdeen
Earl of
George Hamilton Gordon
Dukes of Gordon
Earls of
Elizabeth Gordon
John Gordon
Haddo
Charles the First
the Cross
Edinburgh
Methley
Tarves
Kelloe
Fermantine
Earl of Aberdeen
Gordon
K.T
M.A. F.R.S
FVH
The
Antiquarian Society of London
King’s College
Her Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council
R. Gordon
Barbadoes
Sophia
Catherine Elizabeth
Earl Aberdeen
Viscount Gordon
Great Britain
Viscount Exmouth
Viscount Lake
Marquis of Abercorn
Earl Morton
Metternich
Venice
Wellington
Tories
Portugal
Don Miguel
House of Lords
Holland
pSpeRnter
Peel
Earl
Argyll-street
Haddo-house
Aberdeenshire
Abergavenny
Henry Neville
William Beauchamp
Earl of Warwick
Edward Neville
Bergavenny
George
Viscount Neville
Mary
John Robinson
Wykehouse
County Middlesex
Henry
Harwich
Earl of Abergavenny
Earl Talbot
Earl Clarendon
Berkeley-square
Mount-street
Eridge-castle
Tunbridge
Apinapon
Montagu Bertie
Abingdon
Norreys
Lancashire
Speke
Henry the
Sir Henry Norris
Elizabeth
Baron Norris
Rycote
Oxfordshire
Lord Norris
Berkshire
Dorset
Lindsey
Earl Lindsey
James Bertie
Earl of Plymouth
Shaftesbury
Thomas
Robert Campbell
Baron Hingger
Baron de Lisle
Dudley
Baron Fitzgerald
Vesey
Infamous pensioning and Lord Abinger’s political shifts
The piece critiquess the pension awarded to Lord Abinger’s son after a replaced mastership in the Exchequer, notes the family’s Jamaica birth, and tracks Scarlett’s shifting Tory stance from Whig patronage to opposition. It also outlines the rise of Albemarle and other nobles, their seats, patronages, and marriages, with focus on titles, lineage, and public roles.
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R. Scarlett
John Campbell
Exchequer
Robert Scarlett
Norwich
Court of Exchequer
House of Lords
Lord Abinger
Baring
William Follett
Jamaica
England
Cambridge
Nner Temple
Poe
Peterborough
Fitzwilliam
University of Cambridge
Charles Wetherell
Canning
Scarlett
Lord Goderich
Sir Charles
Duke of Wellington
Cockermouth
Lord Lonsdale
Malton
James
House of Commons
Peel-Wellington
James Scarlett
Carpenter
New-street
Bruce
Tottenham
Wilts
Thomas Brudenell
Ailesbury
Charles II
Earl of
Viscount Savernake
Earl Bruce
Henrietta Maria
Noel
Lord Bentinck
George William Frederick
G. W. F. Bruce
Ernest Bruce
Marlborough
Moria
Berwick
Earl Cardigan
Ranger
Savernake Forest
Grosvenor Square
Lottenham Park
Sheen
Surrey
Ailsa
Archibald Kennedy
K.T
F.R.S
Earl Cassilis
Lord Kennedy
Nova Scotia
United Kingdom
Baron Ailsa
Carrick
Ayr
Kennedy
Gilbert Kennedy
James the Fourth
Margaret
John Erskin
Dun
Angus
Archibald
Earl Cassiles
Marquis of
Breadalbane
Bristol
Earl of Cassilie
Kinnaird
Jonathan Peel
Huntingdon
Countess of
Newburgh
D. Baird
Guards
Whitehall Gardens
St. Margaret's
Isleworth
Middlesex
Cassilis
Cubrian
Ayrshire
Arriis
Alyth and Lintrathen
Baron Ogilvy
Scotland
Sobleman
David Ogilvy
Thane
James Ogilvie
Lord Ogilvie
Airlie
Find
Charles I
Kilsyth
Clementina
Garcia Drummond
Claverhouse
Dundee
David Graham Drummond
Ogilvy
Margaret Bruce
Harry Bruce
Clackmanan
Forfarshire
Royal Highlanders
Earl Leven
Melville
William Charles Kepple
Arnold Joost van Keppel
Augustus Frederick
Viscount Bury
Earl
Charlotte Susanna
Sir Henry Hunloke, Bart
Earl Coventry
Earl Scarborough
W. Coke
M.P
R. Adair
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