New governor to cross Atlantic in March voyage plans
The new governor and his family will depart for Britain by sea in March, with berths reserved for his excellency. The note highlights hopes to use the quick crossing and conveyances as the best means of communication with Canada and Europe on this voyage. The item also touches on related parliamentary notices about corn laws and other political happenings.
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Ovbenor
Canada
Ois
Colombia
Atlantic
Tepay
Monteagle
House of Lords
Ov Ironteagle
Rds
Ford « Tores
Brandon
Montene
Belfast
Lord Hamilton Chichester
George Cocsman
Admiralty
George
Jace
Bodmin
Major
Samuel Spry
Lawle
I’enrice
Repres
Brow
Samuel
Sawle
Spry
Sir
Freemason's
Earl of Jnstin
Tosvox
Birmingham
Fale
Euston Hotel
Euston Station
George Carr Glyn
Creed
Dmi
Vivian P
Birmingham and Derby Company
Viscount Canterbury
Wker
W. Blackstone
Aone
Tus Queens Co. Broza
Justice Wightman
Coldstream ‘Guards
Elder
Tower of London
William Thomas Elder
Boldse
Ordance
Lambeth-street Police
Central Criminal Court
Clarkson
Thesiger
Montagu Chambers
Wardour
Brompton Terrace
Brompton
Fitzroy Square
Dodd
Chare-street
Fitzroy-square
Burgess
Phter
Eickass
Narse
George Dalgleish
Rathboner
Rennes
London
Waterloo Road
West Gnd Insurance Company
J. L. Lushinged
Ceding
Kajore
Ition 9Adara
Court of Proprietors
Uoforhay Y
Wilson Betre Aptain
J. Little
Weeding
Montgomery Martin Ne
Tanjore
House of Commons
Ps Wy
India
Montgomery Tatitis
British India
United Ia
Eame
Oglangerica
Metropolitan Anti Corn Law Meeting Seeks Immediate Repeal
A large anti corn law meeting at St Luke's parish in Cowper Street City Road condemned the ministers' plan to extend the corn law for another year. Delegates from the National League attended and pledges were made to petition Parliament and support the League’s efforts for free trade.
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St. Luke's
Great League Fund
British Institution
George Palliser
R. Howitt
Anti-Corn Law League
James Peachey
Thomas Challis
Benjamin Dan
Alfred Walker
Stafford Alten
George Clark
Samuel Croad
E.C. Davies
J. Davies
R. Davies
Benjamin Evans
J. H. Hinton
Robert Hills
R. Hooper
John Hudson
Robert Hewitt
J. S. Kipling
Robert Moore
Peter Paterson
John Tarplie
J. Souter
Thomas Trevillian
Palliser
Anti-Corn-Law League
Great League Fond
Betenal-Greex Anti-Corn-Law Association
Hope Tavern
Pollard’s Row
Falvey
National Anti-Corn-law League
Rawdon
Islinctos Anti-Cory Law Association
Marylebone
Mr. Paulton
League
Knaresborough
House of Commons
Henry Brougham
House of Lords
Paulton
City of Loxpon Portricat Anp Screstizic Institution
Ebtve
Turnagein Lane
Skinner Street
Snowhill
Thomas Slingsby Duncombe
M.P
London
T. S. Duncombe
Finnbury
Kensixctox Anti-Corn-law Association
Kensington Anti,Corn-law Association
King's Arms Tavern
Kensington
Auldjo
Buckingham
John Wilson Croker
Quarterly Review
Croker
Villiers
England
Lord Brougham
Mr. Croker
Lucas
Leicester
Birmingham
Complete Suffrage Union
Eclectic Review
Vincent
Council
The
Friends of the Cause
Debated Corn Policy and Staggering National Debt
A historical column discusses reforms in corn protection, noting the government favors stability over rapid change as farmers urged to invest in land. It then surveys the national debt, arguing it equals a dollar per minute across 6,000 years. A Restiteur letter details repayments to a wine merchant, and a man found near Ivy Lane later dies at St Bartholomew’s Hospital after a night of destitution.
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Gladstone
Ricard Medland
High-street
Exeter
London
Medland
Berkshire Chronicle
Ivy-lane
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
James Hatfield
Clarke
Browning on stage in Blot in the Scutcheon review
A London theatre observer lauds Browning as a dramatist able to move both reader and audience. The review praises the play Blot in the Scutcheon for its rich thought, poetic phrasing, and powerful scenes. It highlights Lord Tresham and Mildred, the charged interview, and Phelps's masterful portrayal of Tresham’s agony.
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Robert Browning
Lord Tresham
Phelps
Earl Mertoun
Anderson
Taesham
Mildred
Miss. H. Faucit
Earl
Mer
Henry
Mrs. Oh
Jess
Dove
Ili
Tresham
Mertoun
Heart
Treshaw
The Weekly Chronicle review of two act play and farce
A mixed theatre column reports the third act of a play featuring Tresham and Mildred amid jealousy and death, praises Miss Faucit and Phelps while critiquing the ending. a Farce A Toumpixe Legacy shows Keeley and Selby in comic misadventures with a Corsican feud and a staged elopement.
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THE
Weekly Chronicle
Tresham
Mildred
Anderson
Earl
Mrs. Stirling
Hudson
Mr. Browning
Phelps
Philippo Geronimo
Leoni
Filippo
Leoni Fudcon
Rosetta
P. Horton
England
St. Margate
Jerry Ominous
Keeley
Jerry
Bambogelli Selby
Bambogetti
Geronimo
Bastia
Selby
Browning
Miss Faucit
Gwendolen
Bre. Stirling
Mertoun
Gresham
Carm
Covent-canoey Theatre
O. P
Covent-garden
Mr. Gregory
Hamlet
Gregory
Shakspearian
London
Coventgarden
Barnard Gregory
Bunn
Mr. Bann
Bartley
Rather
Derby Club lottery dispute ends in court ruling
In Croydon a club’s Derby Club treasury and lottery led to an action for money had and received. The baronial court ruled the plaintiff could not recover as he had not paid his subscription and the secretary lacked authority to bind Chesterman. Other cases include bankruptcy audits and a Guildhall assault verdict.
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Court OF Exchequer
Woepvespar
Deany Sorrentes
Hensny
Cuestterman
Nisi Prius
Baron Gumey
London
Crowder
Peteradorff
Thesiger
Messrs
Hamfrey
James
Croydon
Surrey
Mias Chesterman
King's Arms
Derby Club
Messenger
Baron Gurney
Isaac Newton Wigney
Brighton
Holden
Guildhall
T. Wood
J. Duke
Johnson, Farncomb
C. Cunroys Cuance
Assauir
Ann Jones
Blanchard
Payne
Fenchurch-street
Royal Exchange
Broad-street
Leek
Cushioncourt
Lanate
Leadenhall-market
Millitany Poxtan
John Dillion
Royal Artillery
Woolwich
Burauars
Union-place
Lambeth
Carlisle Street
No. 7
Sporting Intelligence from Tattersall's Mospay Betting
Betting today slower than Christmas on Chester Cup prices with Corsair and Marshal Soult seen as misfortune. Odds on Lucetta colt Cataract and Dumpling steady. many favourites not taken. List of various bets across Densy Curster and other contenders. Steeplechase at Liverpools Great National Looms March 1 with hoped-for eighteen to twenty starters. Poaching incident at Hardington ends with one dead and two in custody. Suffolk Woodbridge hare-killing fined. farmer penalised.
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Tattersall
Marshal Soult
Densy
Murat
F. Clarke
C. Monck
Wormald
Plummer
Alice Hawthorn
Cradock
the Prior
Lord Chesterfeld
Lovesey
the Corsair
Osbaldeston
Alexandrina
Moore
Bangor
Isaac Day
Marius
J. Peck
Paragon
Lord Eglintoun
Jamie Forest
Arcanus
Denny
Scott
Lot
Blakelock
Col. Peel
Mr. Goodman
Mr. Bell
Col. Anson
Napier
Lord Exeter
Lord Albemarle
Duke of Richmond
Duke of Grafton
Lord Westminster
Yarburgh
Bowes
Thornhill
Lucetta Colt
Tur Oaxs
Maria Day
Peggy
Rawlinson
Liverpool Courier
Hardington
Otley
Leeds
Woodbridge
Suffolk
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Teresa
Gerard
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Thorold
Armand
Mit
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Guendolen
Austin Tresham
Siater
Gwen
Austin
Min
Guen
Lam
Cousin Lambdin
Lambkin
Auber
Cashmere
Covent Garden Theatre
Apgtror TheaTre
Mr. S. Coyne
Binks the Bagman
Jack Robinson
Paul Bedford
Dover
Kit Crimmins
Mr. Wilkinson
Binks
Kit Crmmins
Admiral Benbow
Robinson
Gregson
Sydney
Kit
Crimmins
Jack
Smith
Wright
Excusa Oprens
van Amburga
Carter
Haxgoven Square Rooms
LAW
Moxnar
Geonex Kyiout
Welbeck-street
Cavendish Square
Duncan
Blunt
Notting-hill
Dax
Nicholls
Cooke
Common Law
Dex
Her Majesty’s Court of Exchequer
Cresawell
Dox
Victoria
Harris
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