Recall of Lord de Grey from the lord lieutenancy urged
Globe reports cabinet decision to recall Lord de Grey from the lord lieutenancy of Ireland with a more cordial government approach and confidence in state policy. The Duke of Richmond is named as the new viceroy and recall may occur early next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oz Grey
Lord de Grey
Ireland
Grien
Duke of Richmond
Globe
Chronicle
Mare
Bulwer
Madrid
Spain
Paris
Count Bresson
Matthew Talbot Baines
Hull
County Palatine of
Lancaster
Ferrand
Oaederites
Liverpool
Anti Coru Law League
Manchester
Anti Cornlaw League
Robert Peel
Messrs
Owen
Peat, Birch, Heywood
Gadsby
Abel Heywood
Sir Robert
London
Sir Robert Peel
Rawson
Anti Corn Law League
George Wilson
League
England
R. Peel
Richard Alison
Woolton
Anti Com.law League
J. T. Crooke
Anti-Monopoly Association
Great League Fund
Liverpool Mercury
CratHam
Kentish Observer
Enfans Castelli
Metropolis
St. James's
Birmingham
Derby
Gloucester
Dublin
Kingstown
Eastern Counties
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Paisley
Ayr
Greenock
Grand Junction
Great North of England
Great Western
Selby
Blackwall
Brighton
Croydon
South
Newcastle
Carlisle
North Shields
North Midland
Northern
Russell-street
Bermondsey
Sheffield
Morvine Mails
Lord Lowther
Abingdon
Accrington
Andover Road
Appleby
Banbury
Bangor
Bath
Basingstoke
Beaumaris
Berwick
Brrkhampstead
Bishop’s Stortford
Blackburn
Bradford
Yorkshire
Brackley
Brampton
Brough
Bristol
Burnley
Burton West
Cambridge
Canterbury
Carnarvon
Chatham
Chepstow
Cheltenham
Chester
Chippenham
Cirencester
Cockermouth
Conway
Coventry
Cowes
Cuckfield
Dartford
Daventry
Dover
Fareham
St. Asaph
St. Alban’s
Stafford
Stockbridge
Stockport
Stone
Stroud
Stony Stratford
Stratford-on-Avon
Sunderland
Swindon
Towcester
Tring
Oliverstone
Uxbridge
Wallingford
Walsall
Ware
Warrington
Warwick
Watford
Weedon
Whitehaven
Wigan
Wigton
Winchester
Windsor
Wolverhampton
Workington
Worthing
Scotland
Charing-cross
Old Cavendish Street
Borough
St. Martin's-le-Grand
India
English Lucrezia Borgia at Princess's Theatre draws praise
An English version of Donizetti's Lucrezia Borgia opened on Saturday at the Princess's Theatre to notable success. The program also notes engagements of Mr. and Mrs. Wood in The Maid of Judah and reflects on other entertainment at the Music Hall and Bridge-house hotel with Mr. Templeton's Mary Queen of Scots focus and criticisms of musical adaptation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess's Theatre
Donizetti
Wood
Princess’s Theatre
Wilson
Store-street
Royal Exchange
Frodden Field
Scotia
Templeton
Burns
Mary Queen of Scots
Bridge-house
London Bridge
Mary Stuart
Cowden
Lochleven
Artaxominous
Utopia
George H. C. Byng
Fusbos
Earl of Chesterfield
Bombastes
Lord Charles Russell
Distaffina
Viscount Anson
John Russell
Emlyn
William Russell
Georgiana Romilly
Caroline Sanford
Blake
Cavendish
Agnes Byng
G.S. Byng
Artaxominova
Miss Delcy
Verona
Bologna
Madame Catalani
Sinigaglia
M. Valabrégue
Rome
Constiltutionnel
Derby betting and tilting odds at Tattersall's
Sporting intelligence reports Derby favourites and hedge bets at Tattersall's with heavy wagering on The Ugly Buck Rattan Leander Cockamaroo Campanero and others. Closing prices list numerous odds and taken bets as racing risks are weighed amid legality concerns. Nearby notes cover royal stag hounds at Beaconsfield and a Twyford prize fight where Oxford defeats M Grath after a lengthy bout.
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Tattersall
Lin
Atlaghan
Johnny Broome
John Day
Crockford
Quin
Loadstone
Maidstone
Peel
Orlando
Lichtwald
Leander
Bowes
G. Heathcote
Beaconsfield
Dorney-bottom
Hallbarn
Gore Quseley
Woburn-common
Holtspur-gate
Priz— Ficut
Twyford
Windsor
Oxford
Wychford
Prosecution of OConnell Striking of the Special Jury
In Dustis on January 3 the schedule for striking the special jury in Queen v OConnell and others was discussed at the crown office. Whiteside and Close opposed adjourning. a two oclock plan was agreed for copying the panel and striking the jury the next day. The Dublin Mail analyzed the 1843 jury panel, exposing class and wealth biases and listing jurors by class. The piece also covers magistracy reactions to Lord Eliots arms circular, the Land Commission letter seeking evidence, and notes on Repeal rent, amnesty remarks by the late lord mayor, and a reported conspiracy to murder Reverend Edward Nangle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewster
Whiteside
The
Dublin Mail
City of
Dublin
Repeal Party
Pierce Mahony
Mahony
Pete Eell
Kinossa
Sipapi
Jesquires
Secte Secesser
Evaaidale
Lord Eliot
Bandon
Queens County
de Vesci
Queen's County
Macroom
Evening Mail
Ireland
Devon
Board of Guardians of the Poor, Union
O'Connell
Ray
Daviel O'Connell
T. M. Ray
Repeal Association
John O'Connell
O’connell
Janes O'Connor
O'C
Norris
Fetter Lane
Holborn
Weekly Chronicle
W. C.J. Provosey
Alderman Roe
Treland
Boyce
E. Nanele
Edward Nangle
Achill
Nangle
Gentleman
Plurder
Nugent
Mayo
Orange Paper
Peel
Sierra Leone
Furia
Tenerario
Rapid
Madaascar
Trinidad
France
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
MM. Muret de Bord
Francois Delessert
Police
Orleans
Rouen
Havre
Avignon
Spain
Madrid
Plae
M. Olozaga
Cortes
Congress
Heraldo
Senate
Cardinal Capaccini
Lisbon
Holy See
Perpignan
Baron de Meer
Ametler
Figueras
Viscount Melbourne
South Street
Lord
Lady Palmerston
Prondiends
Ean Grey
Howick
Lord Grey
Earl Spencer
Duke of Bedford
Woburn Abbey
Chesham-place
Misses Lister
Lord John
Gustave Maximilien Juste
Prince de Croy
Chateau de Hermitage
Nord
Count of
Nassau
Holland
Amsterdam
Prince Royal
Hague
Norton
Lambeth-street
Nehemiah Shakspeare
Lambeth
Johnston
Johnston and Co
Gloucester-street
Commercial Road East
Robert Johnston
Mr. Johnston
Mr. Norton
John Williams
A Burtenfly at ChristmaAs
The season’s mild winter yields curious sights as buds swell and a butterfly was seen by Mr. Rooke amid springlike scenery. A primrose bouquet was also shared locally. Christmas recreations note museum and Thames Tunnel visitors along with Tower totals and proceeds, including foreign guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ChristmaAs
Mr. Rooke
West of England
British Museum
Thames Tunnel
Tower
Armouries
Jewel Office
Lorp BrovcHan Scenting Foxes Abroad in Quest of Prey
A relentless hunter famed for tortuous hunts has gone to the Mediterranean seeking game. He joins with Mr J Temple Leader to chase reynard daily. He notes every fox is already bought, yet he remains the clever fox unable to find a buyer. The Royal Agricultural Society debate triggers a protest letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorp BrovcHan
Mediterranean
J. Temple
Reynard
Royal Agricultural Society and Free Trade
Royal Agricultural Association
Thomas Gee
Boston Agricultural Association
J. B. Mrllington
Hudson
Royal Agricultural Society
Free Trade Soiree at Bolton Rally for League Funds
A large Bolton Temperance Hall gathering heard a deputation from the Free Trade League including Mr Cobden and Col Thompson urging repeal of the corn laws. The crowd praised the speakers, pledged subscriptions, and the total raised in the room plus prior gifts reached 1,205 pounds 4 shillings 9 pence as the meeting ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great League Fund
Temperance Hall
Bolton
Cobden
M.P
Colonel Thompson
R.R. R. Moore
W. Evans
League
Henry Ashworth
Edward Ashworth
Council
The
Thomas Gregson, Esq
Portugal
Essex
Mr. Cobden
Stockport
Heuer
Fitzwilliams
Spencers
Ducies
Bedfords
Radnors
Grosvenors
Police inquiry over Brompton incident escalates control doubts
The incident at Brompton-square prompts a police inquiry into authority and conduct. Officers allegedly acted under coroner direction without commission approval, with witnesses noting orders to prevent removal of property. The sale resumed quietly on Thursday as a magistrate hearing is sought.
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Kirke
Lowry
John Coles
Wakley
Josiah Langon
Car‘penter
Central Criminal Court
Thomas Pike
Clarkson
Masters
Griffiths
Baron Rolfe
Louis Primrre
d’Orleans
Paris
Mons
Louis Philippe
Bordeaux
Royal
Morning Herald policy draft sparks Peel era critique
The piece outlines a new year pledge by The Morning Herald to uphold moderate conservatism, Anglican establishment, education tied to the church, and cautious tax and law reforms. It condemns peacetime agitation, discusses Irish union, tariffs, and imperial policy, and warns of political realignments with League support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peel
Morning Herald
Board of Trade
Herald
Hooker
Tractarian Party
England
Robert Peel
Ireland
Great Britain
Shoe-lane
Jorning Herald
Jory
Peel and Herald
League
Gladstone
Cobden
Daily Press
Standard
Gladestone
The
Times
Morning Post
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Sporting Intelligence
Denroy
Watt
Volth
Osborne
Mamsel Otz
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