Ireland Reform and Military News Mix in 1840s Chronicle
A crowded miscellany notes Irish temperance reforms led by Theobald Mathew with mass pledges, political maneuvers in Preston and Denbighshire, and scrutiny of liberal figures. It also covers Army promotions, Speaker dinners, and Cork police clashes amid a broad sweep of 19th century public life.
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Cambridge
Prince Gore Ant
Prince of Wales
E A J
Barton
Preston
Stawell
Sussex
Graham
Duke OF Wetunetox
James
Chronicle
Grenadier
Ards
Duke of Wellington
Clifford
Irish Reform Registry Association
Liberal Party
John Wade
Great Britain
Institut D’afrique
Paris
Duke de Doudeaughr
France
England
Mr. Oastler
Times
R. Peel
Robert
Iannisu Textotalisn
Ireland
Theobald Mathew
Denbighshire
WW. W. Wynne
Hugh Cholmondely
Myddleton Biddulph
T. Murray Gladstone
Liverpool
Preston Chronicle
Gsorar Bry, Esq
Byng
Middlesex
Drury-lane Theatre
Blackburn Tories
Joseph Fielden
Witton
Turner
Birmingham
Robert Palmer
Aglionby
Greene
Stratt
Estcourt
Loyal and Constitutional Association of
St. Marylebone
Walter
Cork
Jacques
Calais
Dunkirk
West Indies
Monerous
Brest
Oleron
Bordeaux
Maxchester
Manchester
House of Commons
Macleod
Inverness Burghs
Morrison
London
Ipswich
Andover
Mechanics’ Institute
Boulogne
Gazekez
Outreau
Wimille
Exeter
Bishop of
House of Lords
Moralorld
Hereford
Cowam
Wederstand
Sebastiani
Ins
Baron Bourquency
Louis Philippe
Queen Victoria
M. Guizot
M. Thiers
St. Ives
Stansly
Praed
Grote
Ocean
Baltic
Tome
Buieyes
Copenhagen
Hamburg
Janes Brapshaw
Murder at Leeswood: Gamekeeper David Evans slain near Mold
A brutal murder near Mold in Flintshire records the killing of 45 year old gamekeeper David Evans of Leeswood. He was shot and stabbed after a confrontation near Coed y Hendre mine. Edward Jones, a nearby farmer, was arrested after being identified by a boy who saw a man in velveteen coat with a single barreled gun nearby. The inquest returned a verdict of willful murder against Jones who awaits spring assizes in Flint gaol.
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Flint
David Evans
John Wynne Eyton
Leeswood
Mold
Mr. Jones
Coed-y-Hendre
Halkin
Wynne Eyton
Robert Parry
Lloyd
Evans
Edward Jones
Halkin Mountain
Eyton
Parry
Copeland
Price
Jones
Mr. Eyton
Leeswood Arms Hotel
Mr. Hill
Chester
Hill
John Jones
Spring Assizes
Seduction trial at Queen's Bench a damages case
A lengthy 1838 seduction case in the Court of Queen's Bench features Miss Carpenter narrating an initial suitor relationship with Hall and two forcible encounters leading to a childbirth. Witnesses include relatives and associates. defense claims promiscuity, a paternity dispute, and monetary motives. The jury awards £200 to the plaintiff.
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Carpenter Jr. Hall
Rutland-street
Richard Carpenter
Miss Carpenter
St. Rutland-street
Warren
Jas. Lingley
Poland
Sophia Stubbs
John Bartlow
Watson
Wooncor
Charles Stonor
Lord Campys
Holmwood
Henley-on-Thames
Western Railway
Henley
Woovoor Murpsr
Fanny Phillips
Forley
Woolwich
Arrival of Prince Albert at Buckingham Palace 1840
In spite of bad weather a crowd of ladies and fashionables gathered before Buckingham Palace to witness Prince Albert's arrival with his father the Prince of Saxe Cobourg. The Queen announced titles and arms for Francis Albert Augustus Charles Duke of Saxe Cobourg and Gotha and appointed him Field Marshal. Royal bridesmaids will receive brooches shaped as birds set with turquoises rubies diamonds and gold claws. The Illuminations plan routes were published for viewing. A will of the Landgravine Elizabeth of Hesse Homburg was noted along with Paris and American news and a York House page appointment and nuptial arrangements for Lord Dinorben.
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Angel
Antonio
Francesco
Ginevra
Adelph! Theatre
Poor Jack
T. P. Cooke
Adelphi
Buckstone
Eleanor
Miss Fortescue
South America
Jack Somerton
Mr. T. P. Cooke
Buenos Ayres
Sam Griffin
Mr. P
Griffin
Jack
Mr. Williams
London
Mr. Flummery
Mr. Yates
Becky
Mrs. Keeley
Godfrey
Mr. Maynard
Flummery
Cyril
J. F. Saville
Printers’ Pension Society
Flora and Zephyr
Fortune
Lyceum
Philharmonic
T. Pigott
Hatton
Lucia
Pigott
Flaurent
Richardson
Drury Lane
Prince Albert
Drury-LaNe Theatrse
Drury-lane
George Robins
Covent-garden
Robins
Roberts
Captain Carpenter
Beaman
Covent-garden Theatre
Duke and Duchess of
Buckingham Palace
Prince of
Saxe Cobourg
Francis Albert Augustus Charles Emanuel Duke of Saxe
Saxe
S College of Arms
College of Arms
Francis Albert Augustus
Charles Emanuel Duke of Saxe
Saxe Cobourg and Gotha
Order of the Garter
St. George
Ormes
Francis Albert Augustus Charles Duke of Saxe
K.G
Bripat Rines
Wyon
Messrs
Rundell
Metropolis
St. James’s-street
Pallmall
Cockspur-street
Charing-cross
Downing-street
Charing Cross
Regent-street
Piccadilly
St. James’s Street
Duke of Sutherland
Arlington-street
Bennett-street
Hesse Hompure
Elizabeth of
Hesse Homburg
Frankfort
Hanover
England
Hesse
M. Ibel
Francé
Paris
Duke de Nemours
Presse
Duke de Broglie
Marshal Sonlt
Foreign Department
Marshal
Council
Europe
Jaudon
United States Bank
United States
Lexington
New York
Boston
Cropper
Mersey
Montreal
Quebec
Columbus
America
Turney
Tennesse
Briggs
Mr. Turney
Stanley
South Carolina
Dr. Duncan
Duncan
Rice Garland
Mr. Bell
Everett
Lincoln
Garland
Rumann
Henry John William Byng
Cavendish
Guards
Lord Dinorben
Miss Smyth
Princess of
Capua
Duke of Sussex
United Kingdom
Colonies
East Indies
Derby day betting unsettles odds in major races
Tattersall’s reports brisk late trade as Confederate reclaims favor over Theon and Angelica colt in the Dersy and Oaks markets. Odds shift at close with numerous runners backed and laid, while fox supply and preservation notes warn against illicit cub trapping and cross-border imports.
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Tattersall's
Confederate
Theon
Angelica
Muley Ishmael
Ditto Wardan
Gambia
St. Andrew
Prince Albert
Teleta
Ottoman
Crucifix
Guiness Staakes
Duke of Grafton
Bentick
Angelica Colt
Derey
Mr. Houldsworth
Duke of Cleveland
Lord Orford
R. Bulkeley
Osbaldeston
Fitzroy
Lord Chesterfield
Rowton
Wigam
Scotland
Blaine
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Seaford
Grimston
Duncannon
Lilford
Robert Peel
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Porte
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Waterloo Road
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Owen
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William Farrell
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Felo de Se
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