Seccession and Ambassadors in 19th Century News
A Victorian miscellany reports Archdeacon Wilberforce’s comment on Rev J H Marshall’s secession to Rome, an ambassador from Morocco arriving in Paris, and banking firms Cobb and Gillet Tawney merging into a single company with a Banbury expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wilberforce
J. H. Marshall
Marshal
Rome
Monocco
France
Morocco
Orleans
Paris
Baxweny
Messrs
Cobb
Gillet and Tawney
Chartered
London and County
Banbury
Dayford Journal
Shorepitch
Bingham
Worship-street
Edward Wix
St. Leonard's
Shoreditch
National School
Parnell
Harrison
Evans
Broughton
James Govise
James Goding
St. George's Place
Hanover-square
Cannon Brewery
Knightebridge
James
William
Charles Godinr
Elizabeth Goding
Kensall Green
St. George's Hospital
Knightsbridge
Henry
Charles Goding
Freehold
Leeschold
Thomas Goding
Margaret
Susanne
Charles
Eagis
Clarkson
Broderip
Thames Police Court
London
Deal
Tory
Mgr
William Fairbairn
Manchester
John Hick
Thomas Kitts
Home Department
Daxcenous Costowen
East Riding
Smith
Brandesburton
Leven
Kat Smith
Brown
Yorkshire Gazette
Fatan Exprosios
Usitep CoLtece
ST. Axprew's
Thames Peattie
Anderson
Eglish
James Aitkin
Eglish Chapel
James Burton
Aitkin
Stelligah
Barton
Nelson
William Wetson
Br. Crothera
Thomas Eyre
Benburh Cuette
Sution
Armagh
Regations adopt new sittings for Middlesex and London
The document outlines new regulations by Lord Denman to reduce jury attendance time and defendant witness costs during Hilary Term. Sittings across Middlesex and London are scheduled for Common Pleas Exchequer and related courts with term and after term dates, adjournments, and procedures to assign undefended and lang causes, emphasizing efficiency and reduced expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lord Denman
Middlesex
London
Ithen
Common Pleas
Nicholas C. Tindal
Her Majesty's Court of Common Pleas
Mippesex
Lexpex
N.B
Exchequer OF Pleas
Mipplesex
Loyoux
Courts of
Cursmond Pleas
The
Exchequer
Court of Queen’s Bench
Queen's Bench
Weekly Chronicle
Duke of Newcastle
Roy
I. Jeffenson Hoge
Semple
Robert Peel
Bart
Princess's Theatre
Corrier
John Peery Kingle
Mr. Ryder
Tackleton
Victoria
Pavilion
Compton
Caleb Plummer
Dickens
Bertha
Miss Marshall
Tilly
Miss Somers
Miss Turner
Northamptonshire Protection Society
Newark
Belvoir Castle
Nottinghamshire Agricultural Protection Society
Jeux Massens
George Gilstrap
Hawarden
W. E. Gnapstone
G. Gilstrap
Eng
Froau
Benjamin Brown
Henry
Lambeth
George Taylor
Sergeant's Inn
Fleet Street
London and Windsor
Prince of Wales
Oxford
Edward Dixon
Jacobs
Central Criminal Court
Woolwich
Brown
Games
Tooley-street
Pevensey
Hastines
Steriin
John Phillips
J. G. Shorter
Cornelivnes
Groowald
Corneliuses
Amsterdam
Batavia
Pevensey Bay
Beachy Head
Nickoll
Eastbourne
Driscoll
Nickel
William Ashdown
John Yeates
Henry Veerhault
Henry Selley
Hastings
Humane Society
Sunderland
Rye
Inquest on Five Killed at Harrington Waterworks Report
A detailed report discusses the Harrington Waterworks inquest into five deaths with references to other 1845 tax and parish matters. It includes correspondence on income tax liability for parochial clergy relying on voluntary contributions and a note from the Watermen and Lightermen’s Company disavowing involvement with a steamboat venture, plus a letter from Sir James Graham on Parkhurst Prison admissions and juvenile policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Chamber of Deputies
Corps Darmeée
M. Thiers
The
Constitutionnel
Chamber of Peers
Count Roy
Vortieur
Civil
St. Quentin
Paris
Bank of France
Macrip
Don Enrique
Robert Peel
Peel
Windsor Castle
Earl of Lincoln
W. E. Gladstone
James Graham
Earl of Aberdeen
Earl of Haddington
H. Goulburn
Earl of St. Germain
Privy Council
Duke of Wellington
Apsley House
Strathfieldeaye
Hants
Poon
Winpsor
Winpsoa
Royal-mews
Prince Albert
Her Majesty
Prince Consort
Prince of Wales
Princess Royal
Duchess of Kent
Viscountess
Jocelyn
Fanny Howard
Baroness de Speth
Devereux
Napier
George
Lady Cooper
Drummond
G. E
Stephen Hawtry
Ienac Gossett
Gould
J. Hawtry
John Gossett
Colonel Bowles
Rosen Peel
T. Jefferson Hogg
Hugg
Dublin
Temple
T J. H. Hoca
Robert Peel, Bart
Whitehall
Tam
Rosear Peet
J. H. Hoge
Great Yarmouth
Saffron Walden
Sudbury
Colchester
Carnarvon
House of Commons
Lord Melbourne
Tip
Cambridge
St. Clement
Queen Anne's Bounty Fund
William the Fourth
England and Wales
Charles Knight
Ludgate-street
Geonce Spence
Charles Pressly
London
Spence
Brackrataks
Mansion House
Watermen’s and
Watermen's Hall
River Thames
Bleckfriara Pier
Watermen’s Steamboat Company
Watermen’s and Lightermens Company
Watermen’s and Lightermen’s Company
Clenk and Cooren
Watermen's and Lightermen’s Company
Watermen's Steam-packet Company
Europathies
Watermen’s
Panxunist Parson
Court of Quarter Sessions
County of
Middlesex
Parkhurst
J. Graham
Parkhurst Prison
S. M. Pururirs
Serjeant Adame
X&c
Mary Ann Smith
Sarah Eliza Smith
Catherine Gibson
John Devaney
Durntiog
Atack
Harrington Waterworks
Io Rock-atreet
Mr. Jamieson
Corporation
Stanistreet
Harrington Company
Mr. Miller
Hawarden Company
Thomes Thompson
Liverpool and Harrington Water Company
Messie
George Forrester and Co
Vauxhall Road
Hawarden Iron Cowpa
Flintishire
Pearson and Co
Bury, Curtis, and Co
Forrenter and Company
Thomas Pyers Williams
John Williams
Hawarden Ironworks Company
Liverpool and Harrington
John Willias
Water Street
Toxleth Park
Company of Proprietors
Jon Williams
Howell
Hawarden
Maine
Bock Street
Miller
David Maine
David Humphreys
George M'Gillawarn
Thompson
Elsv
Joseph Howell
Flintshire
Hawarden Iron Works
William Rigby
Wm. Rigby
Harrington
Twe Works
Wales
David Meine
John Grantham
The Oregon Question and disputed Columbia boundary
A dense 1840s Chronicle compiles parliamentary letters and diplomatic exchanges on the Oregon dispute between Britain and the United States. It tracks claims of discovery, treaties from 1763 to 1819, and negotiations through 1845 with Pakenham, Calhoun, and Buchanan, outlining the 49th parallel proposal and arbitration debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Pacific
Pakenham
Washington
Buchanan
Great Britain
London
Congress
Kearney
South Pass
Rocky Mountains
Staten Salanst
Sandyhock
Secretary of the Navy
Philadelphia
Department
IRIG
United States
England
United States Securities
Paxenham
Columbie
Vancouver
Ofice
Columbia
Calhoun
Ir. Calhoun
France
Spain
Gray
Meares
Vanscouver
Colombia
St. Roch
Louisiana
Florida
Pakenham Wrates
Jefferson
Heceta
Grey
Cook and Meara
Cook
The
Lord Caavereagh
Lord Castlereigh
Astoria
Mears
Nootka Sound
M‘kenzie
Fraser's
America
Oregon Territory
Secretary B
Mr. B
Valley of the Columbia
Fiver
Khirabaar
Buchspan
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Canada
Tattersall
Russia
Nicholas
Palermo