Wardmote Elections and Contested Councillors Report
A detailed London ward election summary describes scrutineer remarks and adjournments, with wards Cripplegate Queenhithe To wen Tower St. S, The results list eight common councilmen chosen in each ward among many candidates, noting poll outcomes, declarations, and adjournments as officials uphold parliamentary procedures.
The Late Rowsery and Attempted Murder in Suffolk
A trial at Melford heard how a 16 year old shoemaker from Coggeshall aided by another man attacked William Southgate near Baldringdon and robbed him of seven shillings and a watch. Southgate was left for dead in a ditch. both prisoners were committed to Bury gaol for trial on January 12. Separately Captain Garrick reported the loss and plunder of his brig Lochiel after it ran aground on Maplin Sand during a gale, with crew unable to save most belongings as rival smugglers plundered the ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowsery
Suffolk
Essex
Foster
Hatfield Peverel
Fenn
Cogeshell
Melford
R.mapletoft
Col. Addison
William Southgate
Cockfield
White Horse
Ballingdon
Bridgestreet
Rose
Alpheton
Shimpling
Southgate
London
Benjamin Garrick
Lochiel
South Shields
Maplin
E. Eagle
George
Eliza
Colchester
Andrews
Fair Traveller
Chain
Sheerness
Henry
Elizabeth
Court and Fashion at Windsor Court Arrival and Royal Charities
Windsor reports feature Queen Victoria and Prince Albert arriving at Windsor Castle with royal attendance including the Princess Royal and a large suite. Royal alms are distributed to 950 recipients, with 168 receiving gate alms. A parrot purchased for 50 pounds entertains and speaks, while Windsor plans daily equestrian exercise in a new Riding School and improvements to the billiard room. The piece notes a forthcoming marriage between Lord Monteagle and Miss Marshall, the illness of the Prince Royal of Hanover, and controversy surrounding Lord Cardigan and the 11th Hussars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Prince Albert
Princess Royal
Buckingham Palace
Palace
Castle
Duchess of Bedford
Lord Lilford
Rich
Wemyss
Edward Bowater
Seymour
Pitt and
Paget
C. A. Murray
Her Majesty's Royal Bounty
Lord High Almoner
Joseph Hanby
Windson
Isaac Gosset
William the Fourth
Windsor Castle
Shepherd
Royal
Queen Victoria
Lehzen
Rumxe-Hovusz
Wixpsor
William TV
Sharine
Lord Monteagle
Miss. Marshall
Miss Spring Rice
J. G. Marshall
Prince Royal of
Hanover
Brighton
Reynolds
Lord Hill
Waterloo
Lord Cardigan
Y—n
K——s
11Th Hussars
House of Commons
Brightons
Vivian
F. Knowles
Sandham
Drury-Lane
Cardigan
Drury Lane Theatre
Walsall
Francis Finch
Spencer Lyttelton
Lord Spencer
Lyttelton
Norwich
J. M. Capes
Bantover
Shropshire
Digby Mackworth
Monmouthshire
W. A. Williams
Tox Maule
Edinburgh
Ithshire
Earl OF Ducise
Thomas, Earl of Ducie
Baron Ducie
Tortworth
Gloucester
Canterbury
Henry George Francis
Earl of Ducie
James Houghton Langton
Earl
Frances
Henry
Earl of
Carnarvon
Baron Moreton
Concerts d'Hiver at Drury Lane and Other Theatre News
A detailed review covers Eliason's first Drury Lane appearance with Concerts d'Hiver, praising the cast, selections from Lucrezia Borgia and Le Gothique, and a Pirati duo. Also noted are openings at Theatre Royal and Royal Academic, plus injury to James Bland, Burford's panorama of Damascus, and festive attendance of nobility in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purcell
Locke
Lucrezia Borgia
le Gothique
Musard
Messrs
Pilet
Suffre
Theatre Royal
Her Majesty's Theatre
Negri
Laurent
James Bland
Covent-garden Theatre
Academic Royale
Belle Poule
Favorite
Auber
Tara
Damascus
Burford
Saul
Syria
St. John
Beyrout
Lebanon
Barrada
Tattersall's Turnrapay Racing Bets and Fox Hound Feats
Sporting intelligence reports thin attendance at Tattersall's with a list of bets on several horses including Dersy Marshal Soult Palemon and Lord Stradbrooke. It also covers royal buckhounds near Swinley delayed by frost, fox hunting feats at Lyneham and Cambridge hounds, and a controversial interruption by Lord Hardwicke during a hunt at Wimpole park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattersall
Lord Bruce
Rosalie Colt
Lord Westminster
Marshal Soult
Rutland
Sir Hans
Lord Jersey
Col. Anson
Duke of Wellington
Lord Stradbroke
Mr. Greville
Jack Sheppard
Hen Maszsty
Swinley
A. Bir
Harrathorn
Stall-moor
Harford-moor
Lakes- Land
Erme
Pithill
Stibb
Cadleigh
Lee Mill-bridge
Watercombe-earth
Plymouth Journal
Cambridgeshire
Potton Wood
Wimpole-park
Eliot Yorke
Lord Hardwicke
Hertford Reformer
Reform candidate elected for Mayo County in uneasy bid
Mr. Blake the reform candidate wins Mayo on Wednesday as Tories offer no opposition. Archbishop Dr M Hale of Tuam proposes him, seconded by J.P. Mr T Phillips. An adjourned Dublin corporation meeting ends with dissolution after a formal address to Professor Butt and lord mayor's departure. Robbery of plate at Hay Hall noted with £300 taken. one suspect arrested and reward offered. A body in the Thames near Chelsea Reach found in mourning, age fifty to sixty, identity unconfirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
Blackett
J. Duke
King’s Arms
Change-alley
Cornhill
Jo Key
Stubbing
Snelling
Adamson
Collinson
Frodsham
Dixon
Howard
Unwin
Suily
Nicholson
Gude
Portsoxen
Cripplegate
Aldgate Church
William Powell Tyars
John Packer
William Christie
Samuel Hawkins Jutsum
John Danford
George M.kenzie
George Wright
Thomas Carlisle Heywood
John Annis
George le Witt
Wm. Phillips
John Rickaby Bousfield
Abraham Saul
Edward Smith
John Hoard
William Chandler
George Barker
Richard Spurgen
Saul Saul
McKenzie
C. Queenhithe
Messrs
Finnes
Robinson
Edward
Briggs
Selson
Redhead
Oakley
Brain
Young
Goodridge
Maitland
Drinkall
Finnis
Edwards
Season
Elmes
Sprague
Marsden
King
White
Lepard
Green
Christ's Hospital
Watstock
Common Council
Alderman Gibbs
Richardson
Watkins
Wire
Amos
Conder
Ford Hale
Williams
Dawson
Hale
Blake
Mayo
M.hale
Tuam
T. Phillips
J.P. Tus
Professor Butt
Porter
Aeser
Dublin
Bow-street
Hay Hall
Wigan
Lancashire
River Thames
Chelsea-reach
The Hon Mrs Norton letter and Dover murder report
A lengthy letter from The Hon Mrs Norton defends her police case at Marlborough Street, detailing witness conduct, alleged surveillance, and attempts to reconcile with Mr Norton. The report also covers the fatal assault on Mr Everatt of the 54th at Stargate Street, with sailors in custody and claims of officer provocation.
Tooke Replies to Finsbury Election Allegations
William Tooke defends his integrity against charges tied to the Finsbury election push. He details dealings with bookbinder Leighton and secretary Mr. Coates while rebutting claims of influence over tradesmen. He cites resolutions, a controversial Lord Nugent vote, and vows to purify representation. a tradesman replies denying any business with Tooke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tooke
W. Tooke
Samuel Mills
Russell-square
Tower Hamlets
Middlesex
Essex
Herts, &c
Finsbury, &c
Ludlow
Southwark
Leighton
Society For the Diffusion of
Coates
Finsbury
Henshall
Lord Nugent
Morning Herald
T. Duncombe
Thomas Duncombe
Times
Society For the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge
G. Staunton
Wm. Tooke -Russell-square
William Tooke
Unclear printer warning tied to an unnamed employer
A disputed note threatens to name the printer’s employer to imply Mr T Duncombe ordered the work. No response was given to the notice or subsequent requests, with only a faint suggestion that the job may have been paid for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Duncombe
Pri
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Sporting Intelligence
Norton
the Times
Marlborough Street
Lord Grantley
Captain Piers
Wonersh
CaRoLine Norton
Dover
Artray
54TH
Everatt
54Th Regiment
Smith
Stargate-street
Grand Shaft
Mr. Everatt
Lord Palmerston
Quarterly’ Review
Urquhart
Russia
Ireland
British Museum
Society of
Literary Fund Society
John Morris
Octavian Blewett
the Duke of Cambridge
Archbishop of Canterbury
St. Asaph
Ripon
Butler
Goddard
Goodenough
Keith
Sleath
James Tate
Elestree
Russel
Stock
Hewlett
P. Smith
Temperance
Buckingham
Metropolis
Exeter Hall
J. S. Buckingham
England
United States
North America
Ransom
Gregg
Mr Buckingham
Chelsea
St. Marylebone
St. James’s
M‘swiney
Tilley
Lawless
Shuckburgh
China
Mexico
America
Tur Royval
Bank of England
Baldwin
Royal Exchange
Guildhall
ST. Borouph
Alpeate
Seteolis
Whitechapel
St. Botolph
Saint Tooke
The
Finsbury Sinners