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Peel reform debates and parliamentary patronage noted
The Morning Chronicle mocks Peel’s limited reform plan focusing on ecclesiastical courts and the law abolition as a start. It cites the Dublin Register’s list of Peel family salaries and officials, highlighting vast patronage and pensions. Various brief items follow, including shipboard rescues, parish poor rates, bank losses, a royal security watch, and a lengthy inquest record with multiple local notices.
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Ned Rapicat
The
Morning Chronicle
Ee Tier
Robert Peel
Standard
Terl Jonbine
Dublin Register
Sirbert Peel
Treasury
Ahan Peel
Once
Rye Guards
George R. Dawson
Customs
George Cockburn
Robert
Iaby
Laurence Peel
Supreme Court of Bengal
Lord Jersey
Peel
Sir Robert
Banox WueeLasout
Gils
Alexander Baring
England
Coke
Earl Leicester
Hon Atleman
J. Coke
Atleman
Manly
Dover
Christ’s Hospital
Aing-Hall
Jesandua
M. Durand
Mers
Clerkenwell
Clerkenswell Court
Tuckett
Hussare
Ld Cardigan
Ceylon Rifles
Comercial Bank of England
Manjester
Acis and Galatea at Drury Lane Awes The Audience
A dramatic review praises Macready produced Acis and Galatea as a masterful, original staging with remarkable sea-scene effects and superb chorus unity. Miss Horton and Miss Romer are commended for singing, while Polyphemus and Acis are portrayed with dramatic force. Jerrold’s Prisoner of War is also praised for lively plotting and strong acting at Covent Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davay-taNe Theatre
Her Majesty's Servants
Acis
Adntea
Macready
Gay
Handel
Stanfield
Galatea
Annibal Caracci
Polyphemus
Fauns
Nymphe
Nicolas Poussin
Nereides
Pan
Miss Romer
Cupid
Miss Gould
Miss Horton
Romer
Ower
Douglas Jerrold
Navy
Phelps
Anderson
Hudson
Keeley
Miss Fortescue
England
Eleve
Covent Garven
London Assurance
London
Percy Ardent
Charles Mathews
Herley
Lord William Daventry
Farren
William Stanmore
G. Vandenhoff
India
Miss Merrion
Andria
Supple
Cooper
Stanmore
Gammon
Meagre plotting mars London stage with comic mixups
A review crumbles a vaudeville style plot where misread letters trigger jealousies and stale contrivances. Lady Daventry ejects the Irish heiress to Ireland, meeting in dark rooms and a parade of stage devices. Stanmore and an unseen wife provide a faint conclusion as the scene bears lavish Twickenham verve.
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Lady Daventry
Lord Daventry
Ireland
House of Stanmore
London
Stanmore
Messrs. Collinet
Dantonet
Delabarre
Deloffre
de Folly
Howell
Herr Stjenn
Keating
Herr Koenig
Herr Muller
Pilot
Prospero
Richardson
Stjenn
Thalberg
Mics Day
I Puritani
Messrs
Jullien
M. Collinet
Mitchell
Ketly
Moliére
Perlet
M. Jourdain
M. Cartigny
M. Oudinot
Dorante
Scribe
St. Jean
Queen
Lover
Andy Handy
Birmingham
Liverpool Standard
Derby betting and royal hounds tale from Tattersall's market
Sporting intelligence notes Derby odds and futures on Chatham Canadian and other contenders, with close prices across cups and races. It also reports the royal buck hounds hunt at Woking with Percy the deer killed after a bridge mischance, plus a Jockey Club meeting over Mr Gurney's Epsom account and a strong opening salmon fishing day at Stirling.
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Tattersall
Monpar
Chatham
Ballinkeele
Robert de Gorham
Lord of
Circe
Auckland
Meteor
Joanna
Kirby
Lord Westminster
G. Clark
Lord of Holderness
Scott
Gregory
Bowes
R. Meiklam
Bird
Dr. Allen
G.clark
Woldsman
Sir G. Feathcote
Lot
Dircecolt
Artful Dodger
Aget
Caxs
Etwall
Passion
Wilson
Lawton
Jersey
Hen
Surrey
Woking
South Western Railway
Percy
Woking-common
Purbright
Henley-park
Far
Mr. Davis
Royal Huntsman
Lord Rosslyn
Paddy
Royal Staghounds
Ascot
Guanzy
Jockey Club
Aun
Gurmey
Epsom
Woburn
Gurney
G. Anson
Duke of Bedford
Byng
Duke of Richmond
Marquis of Normandy
Stradbroke
Albemarle
G. Bentinck
J. Fitzroy
Wilton
C. Manners
J. Shelley
Rous
Peel
Greville
Payne
Irby
Shelley
S. Stanley
E. G. Cann
Mr. Archer
Plymouth
Stirling
Anti Corn Law Delegates in London Assembly
Provincial anti corn law delegates met at the Crown and Anchor Strand to form executive and finance committees and to send a deputation to Sir Robert Peel. Notables like Cobden and Bright spoke as they pressed total repeal of the corn laws and proclaimed the suffering of laborers under the current system.
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Crown and Anchor
Strand
Robert Peel
Duncan Maclaren
Edinburgh
Scholefield
M.P
Cobden
Bolton
J. Sturge
Birmingham
Bell
Coventry
M‘laren
Aytoun
W. Buchanan
Glasgow
J. Burder
J. C. Symons
Stroud
Biggs
Leicester
Ackroyd
Halifax
Batley
Huddersfield
T. Spencer
Hinton
Bath
Finance Committee
Southampton
Times
Globe
Hear
Mr. S
Board of Guardians
Mr. Sparen
Church of England
Prentice
Manchester
William Rawson
Elkanah Armitage
Homer Stansfield
Edward Evans
Samuel Lees
Bright
Rochdale
Society of Friends
Pye Smith
O'Connell
Sir R. Peel
Dr. Bowring
Ewart
Sir Robert Peel
Cairns
Paisley
Taunton
Jon Brooks
R. Peel, Bart
Whitehall
W. H. StepaEenson
John Brooks
House of Commons
Crown and
Crown
Somerset-house
St. Stephen's
Parliament-street
Privy-gardens
Baronet
Brown
Palace-yard
Duncan M‘laren
St Brown’s Hotel
Simcular Coincidences in Royal Births
The Leeds Mercury notes coincidences in timings of births and royal events. David Hinchcliffe of Moldgreen Huddersfield married the same day as Queen Victoria's union with Prince Albert, his wife bore a daughter the same day the Princess Royal was born, and she also bore a son the same day the Prince of Wales was born.
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Buckingham Place
Russell
Constitution Bill
Royal Mews
Pimlico
Zicn School
Wibsey
Prince of Wales
Tim
Leeds Mercury
Feseran
G. B. Daviper
Davidge-terrace
Walcot-place
Lambeth
South London
Norwood
T. P. Cooke
Wilkinson
Willis Jones
R. Laurence
Nash
P. Bedford
G. Stansbury
Honner
Bunn
Stamp
Marsden
Bolten
Ethe
Davidge
Osbaldiston
George Boswell Davidge
Handel
P. Bedfrd
Green
Crouch
Perring
Lloyd
Miss Jackson
Davidgelrace
Manca
Foot Guards
Waterlooiridge
Brighton
London-Bridge
Duraprut
Wabley
Queen's Head
Islington
Hinnah
Nathaniel Ellis
No. 3
Maria Oxley
Robert Attwood
Wapping
Attwood
Ipswich
Ening
Payne
Black“ars-road
H. E. Cheshire
Hus
Derry Sentinel
Dinay
Dublin-street
Snr
Heath
Curlew
David Hinchcliffe
Muld Green
Huddersfield
Marrie
Prince Albert
Princess Royal
Corn Law Talks with Lord John Russell and Food Prices
The Anti Corn Law Conference executive committee members Grey Rawson Bright Brooks Dixon and Evans met Wednesday with Lord John Russell to press total repeal of the corn laws. They argued against a fixed duty and urged relinquishment. Prices of food at home and abroad show London bread and flour dearer than Paris and New York, with various regional wheat and flour quotes and duties noted.
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Messrs
Grey, Rawson
Bright
Brooks
Dixon
Evans
Lord John Russell
John Russell
Paris
London
Marklane
New York
Abbeville
Hamburg
Leghorn
Robert Peel
Robert Inglis
Oxford
Grillon’s
Earth
Sky
the Times
Manchester Guardian
R. Peel
Sunderland
Nottingham Review
Wipow O- Fox
Charles James Fox
Buckley
Mosleystreet
Chertsey
Paisley
Kilbarchan
Dh Johnstone
Bridge of Weir
Be ‘Barrhead
Glasgow Chronicle
The Gundry inquiry at Gray's Inn continues with wild testimony
On Thursday morning witnesses describe Gundry’s bizarre behavior including long rides in a cab, shouting beasts and brutes, and dispersing crowds. Police and court officials testify to assaults, confinement, and a foul, filthy Albany residence. The hearing adjourns amid contested evidence rules and grim details from surgeons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blunt
Murray
West
Gray’s-inn
Timothy Giblett
Gundry
James Noel
Albany
John Huggins
Runary
Sarah Kessar
Stephen Holding
House of Toogood, Rogers, and Co
Michael John Fitzpatrick
Marlborough Street
Tothill-fields
House of Peers
Hardwick
Giblett
Hampstead
Tracy
Tothill Fields
Mediterranean
Sutherland
Mary Fowler
Messrs
Mary M‘mims
Alexander Sheppard
Nicholls
Piccadilly
Frederick H. Nicholls
Che
Thomas Young
Mr. Gandry
Mr. Young
George II
Charing Cross
Rascal
Commissioner Blunt
Lewis
Tothill-fields Prison
Phelps
Kensington-house
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Meir Ble
Will
Sporting Intelligence
General Conference
United Kingdom
Villiers
Metropolitan Anti- Corn Law Association
TounsDay
Mr. Grey
George Thompson
Jand
Sampson
Mr. Thompson
Massy
League