Miscellany of appointments and society notes
Government arms sent to Spain, barristers appointed to recorderships, Madame Wyse opens a Paris table d hotes, Mrs Sparks dies aged 88, Lord de Roos peerage questions, Doncaster races funded, Siamese twins in Wilmington, Dalmatian shipping plan, Mechlin university oath, and various political and social items from the era.
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Spain
St. James’s Street
Thomas Underwood
Dublin
Chepstow
Jardine
Bath
Chilton
Gloucester
J. G. Smith
Hereford
Bonaparte Wyse
London
Paris
Napoleon
Somers
Gebby
House of Lords
Lord de Roos
Doncaster
King’s Bench
Lord Alvanley
G@hanecHor Sugden
Wilmington
Delaware
Chang
General Steam Navigation Company
Ramsgate
Sir James Graham
Westmoreland
Lord Lowther
Public Service
Mechlin
Leeds
Baines
William Molesworth
Constitutionel
Marshal
Duke de Ragusa
Marmont
Salisbury
Lord Melbourne
Southampton
Thomas Burgess
St. David’s
F.R.S
Royal Society of Literature
Canterbury
Order of the Garter
Venice
Milan
Privilege votes and parliamentary scuffles in the House
The gallery notes two privilege questions amid clashes over Lechmere Charlton and a libel suit against the House printers. The narrative mocks Mr Wyn and reports the Bishops debate, a charged policy on Irish corporations, and sharp exchanges among Lords and MPs during February sessions.
Theatricals at Adelphi The Arab Leap and Bedouin feats
A Monday Adelphi bill features Sterling Coyne's Hassan Pasha The Arab Leap with Bedouin performers praised for agility and mid air acts. The review notes strong support yet criticizes the lead timing and praises Miss Massons Purcell cantata, while commenting on other performers and orchestral parts.
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Adelphi
Sterling Coyne
Pera
Hassan Pasha
Hassan
O. Smith
Aberan
Afiiam
Mr. Coyna
Reeve
John
Monument to Scottish Reform martyrs proposed at gathering
A large Monday meeting at the Crown and Anchor Tavern Strand raised funds to erect monuments to Thomas Muir Thomas Fyshe Palmer William Skirving Maurice Margaret and Joseph Gerrald martyrs of Parliamentary Reform. Speakers including Joseph Hume MP and Sir William Molesworth urged memorials in London and Edinburgh and universal suffrage as the aim.
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Crown and Anchor
Strand
Thomas Muir
Thomas Fyshe Palmer
William Skirving
Maurice Margaret
Joseph Gerrald
Joseph Hume
Warburton
M.P
Colonel Thompson
William Molesworth
Brotherton
Wallace
Potter
Wason
Williams
General Palmer
Villiers
Bir
Gillon
Hume
Major Cartwright
Wilks
Sawbridge
Muir
Thomas Fysche Palmer
New South Wales
London
Newgate
Botany Bay
Nonce
Mr. Hume
Lord Lauderdale
Adam
William Pitt
Henry Dundas
Sir W. Molesworth
Assembly of the Commons of England
Gerrald
W. Melesworth
House of Commons
England
Bee
Tara Paine
United States
Pitt
Duke of Richmond
Scotland
Ruts
Society of the Friends of the People
Feargus O'Connor
Messrs
Beil
Bell
O’conner
Thomson
Edinburgh
Bourne
Wade
Weir
Glasgow
Gale Jones
Macleod
M. P
Scholefield
James Blair
Lord Brougham
Earl of Essex
Feargus O’connor
John Crawford
Debating Scene in Commons Over Ireland Policy
The House of Commons erupted as Mr Sheil denounced Sir Robert Peel's policy toward Ireland. Baron Lyndhurst sat under the gallery as the chamber roared its condemnation, the largest majority ever seen inside Parliament. Also reported: Hull thieves Appleyard and Wilson jailed for three months for pocket picking. discussion of a possible Amsterdam to Arnhei railway with a Rotterdam breach.
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Ward
Francis Agertoh
St. Alban’s
Jackson
Cassidy
O’figgins
Dan. O’connell
Lord Mulgrave
Young
Cavan
Bellew
Charles Buller
Robert Peel
House of Commons
Emerson Tennent
C. Buller
E. Tennent
Ghicaven
Felke
Belfast
Leymygeret
Mes Tennent
Lord Morpeth
Lord Stanley
Passion
Nen
Sorcov
Tor
LynpHurst Barrep
Tipperary
Ireland
Mr. Sheil
Baron Lyndhurst
Hull
Appleyard
Wilson
Tey
Amsterdam
Rhine
Arnhei
Rotterdam
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Dr Roos
Duke of Beaufort
Lord Chesterfield
Lincoln Cathedral
Mysore
Board of Control
William IV
Nottingham
Wardour-street
Sohe Square
Liverpool
Harrison
Blackmore
Essex Herald
Dungarvan
Nice
Farrand
Stafford
Lord J. Russell
Chetwynd
Sunbury Common
Ordnance
Eouse of Commons
Fes
Lechmere Charlton
Stockdale
Ludlow
J. Black
Wyn
Wynn
Charlton
John Russell
Baxter
Devonshire
Commons
Times
C. Lushington
Eant
R. Peel
Horsman
Divett
Patrick Stewart
Monovax
Municipal Corporations of Ireland
Francis Egerton
Corporations of
Bridgewater
Lord Francis
Hobbs
Greene
Mescheles
Barnett
Purcell
Mathew Locke
Drury Lane
Mr. Harris
Covent Garden
Miss Turpin
Mr. Ransford
Miss Land
Ransford
Nelson
Braham
Mr. Braham
Miss Allison
Talma
Ir. Barnett
Harley
Creanuti
Tenton
Miss Masson
Maria Hawes