Alnwick miscellany reports on workhouse dinner dispute
A letter from the Alnwick Board of Guardians corrects an earlier Newcastle Journal paragraph about Christmas provisions for paupers. It states Lord Howick did not claim punitive outcomes nor oppose charitable giving, and discusses dining arrangements and subscriptions tied to the Northumberland nobility amid local comments.
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Alnwick
Bowie
Peel
Thas Beditor
Newcastle Journal
Fediger
Bse Wick Board of Guardians
Ost Geof
Oon
Pers
Lord Howick
Possitt
Enra
Duke of Northumberland
Crowx ProrgeTr
Wixdsor
Lincoln
Sheet-street
Windsor
Tebbott
Windeor
Gillett
Kinnaird
Newrood
Turton
Westminster
Cesus
Senate
John Graham
Christ's College
Prince Albert
Samuel Lee
Trinity
Sir R. Peet
Manchester Guardian
Ancats Vale
W. Barlow
Rosser Peex
Jan. li
Morning Post
Drayton Manor
Robert Peen
Galway
Tuam
John
Trade and Politics. The Times explains revenue excesses
The Times reports a discrepancy in excise revenue for the quarter ending January 1842 due to a shortened bill period from thirty to ten days increasing payments. It notes a £277,096 deficiency versus 1841, and a £717,252 shortfall for another quarter, suggesting Canton ransom receipts and half the local capital erosion. It critiques Peel era claims and quotes multiple papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyixe
the Times
Robert Peel
Times
Public Revenue
Chronicle
Shropshire Conservative
Byron
Post
Manchester Guardian
Leeds -Mercury
Leeds
Axii Conn-Law League
Metrorovis
Whitechapel
Stepney
King’s Arms Tavern
Mile End Road
Marylebone
Anti- Corn Law Association
Great League Fund
Christchurch
Southwark
Anti-Corn Law Association
A. Pellatt
Stamford
St. James
Westminster
Crown Tavern
Broad-street
Metropolitan Anti- Curnlaw Association
South Audley Street
Marquis of Granby
St. Luke's
Islington
Clerkenwell
Cobden
Glasgow
James Campbell
Scotland
Edinburgh
Bolton
Manchester
Lord Brougham
Lord Radnor
Villiers
Miss Martineau
William and
Mary Howitt
Dublin
Norwich
Lord Nugent
G. H. de Larpent
Wm. Molesworth
General Evans
E. L. Bulwer
Thomas Carlyle
James A. Lawson
Trinity College
Joseph Sturge
Father Mathew
League
England
France
Kiynoss
Kinross
Milnathort
Glasgow Argus
Charles Buller
Liskeard
Falmouth
SuEproxy Mallett
Messrs
Hurdisty and Co
Durshill
Sheptus Mallett
Stangalloy
Andrews
Warefield
Middlesex
Uxbridge
Harefield-lane
Hillingdon
Otway
Breakspear
Debut of Two New Singers at Dauntark Theatre
The English version of La Gazza Ladra was staged at Dauntark Theatre on Saturday with two debutantes, Miss Sabilla Novello and Miss Fowler, gaining praise for their contrasting voices and promising futures. The performance also featured Phillips as Monville and Mr. Barnett as Isaac, with audience acclaim for the duet in the prison scene and the two new sopranos’ coordinated debut. The article notes the production’s modest plot and the ensemble’s improving talents while reporting additional London opera news and a late-night masonic ball event in the city.
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Purvis
Whitehill-cottage
Chesterle-street
London
Hirschel
Coortant
Arwy
H. Hardinge
Naval
J Mililey Gazette
Liveroor
Caledonia
Tuskar
Sue Bight
North America
New York
W.S
Thames
W.N.W
London Docks
Plymouth
Hastings
Bratch
Thomas Lumber
Pero
Pradoe
Kenyon
Shrewsbury
Mayne
Portton
Ted
Salop
Dauntark
Debort
Ronsini
Magpie
Phillips
Monville
Annette
Sabilla Novello
Chevalier Micheroux
Miss Kemble
Her
M. Barnett
Isaac
Pecher
Stretton
Hen Majesty’s Theater
Alr. Lumley
Paris
Italy
Martini
Conti
di Forma
Donzelli
Perrot
United Kingdom
Galignani
Durnsz
Duprez
Coventgarden
Guilliaume Tell
England
Jéid
Covent-garden
A. Shaw
Malcolm
Académie Royal de Musique
Théatre Francais
Odéon
Variétés
Palais Royal
Porte St. Martin
Gsile
Délasseniens Comiques
Théatre Beaumarchais
Fanny Elesler
Berlin
Académie Royale de Musique
Madrid
Duke of Ossuna
Rubini
Freemasons
Great Queen-street
Musard
Mons. Laurent
Crucefix
Jullien
Strauss
Bosisio
George Buckstone
Drurylane Company
Stamp-Office
Sporting Intelligence at Tattersall's Monxpax
Report on afternoon betting at Tattersalls showing strong support for Aristides Murat and Catherstone while Winesour faced heavy opposition. Bets on a wide field included Fakeaway Clara colt St Valentine and Progress colt with odds listed for many entrants and large stakes noted.
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Tattersall
Monxpax
Aristides
Murat
Napier
Catherstone
Cotherstone
Blackdrop
Fakeaway
Clara Colt
St. Valentine
Derry
Agat Scott
Col. Peel
Blakelock
Lord Eglinton
Mr. Bell
Anson
G. Heathcote
Bowes
Duke of Grafton
Griffith
Mr. Theobald
Humbug
Lord Chesterfield
Progress
Lord Albemarne
the Brewer
Mr. Mostyn
Aristides and
Col. Cradock
Peggy
Mr. Price
Fire Lily
Evidence or Civilization New Zealand prison entry hints at civilizing contact
Nelson Eraminer notes evidence of civilized men arriving in New Zealand as a gaol or lock‑up house with stocks. A Tuesday fire at Fountain Tavern and Cider Cellars, Strand, caused dense smoke and extensive damage, with rapid alarm and fire-engine response from multiple stations. Mr Rhodes insured the premises. origin undetermined, but early discovery likely saved adjacent houses.
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Nelson
New Zealand
Rhodes
Fountaincourt
Strand
Fountain Tavern
Chandos-street
West of England
Holborn
Farringdon
Watling-street
Rhodesia
British
Westminster
Mr. Rhodes
Alarming State of the Revenue under a Tory Administration
An abstract detailing the net produce of Great Britain’s revenue for the years and quarters ending January 5 1842 and January 5 1843. It compares increases and decreases to highlight the fiscal impact of the Tory administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Revenue Decline Casts Shadow Over Year Ending January 1843
The Times notes a substantial revenue drop for the year ending January 5, 1843, with £922,630 less than 1842 and £940,062 lower in this quarter. Excise and customs fallbacks dominate, while post-office results rise. The piece discusses income tax, tariffs, and the potential financial impact of policy choices, reflecting on Peel's government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Robert Peel
Morning Chronicle
Revenue declines and tax policy sparks alarm in Britain
The article analyzes a sharp drop in customs and excise revenue for the year ending January 5 1843, highlighting a total deficit of about £2.4 million despite income tax gains. It laments Tory policy, laments factory downturns, and warns of widespread hardship, urging action to reverse the austerity and protect industry and workers. It also reports on the scale of the tax on houses and cautions governess recruiters amid fraud and exploitation risks.
Lord Chancellor Opens Hilary Term Breakfast and Court
The lord chancellor hosted a dawn breakfast at George Street Hanover Square for judges masters in chancery and Queen's counsel on the first day of Hilary term then proceeded in state to Westminster. He sat with the master of the rolls the vice chancellor and other masters shortly after one thirty.
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Court OF Chancery
Wepms Bay
Queen’s Counsel
George Street
Hanover-square
Westminster
England
Bruce
Lynch and Senior
Court OF Queen’s Bench
Wepners Bay
Banco
Charles Francis Robinson
Queen
Peregrine Dealby
Nisi
The
East India Company
Rowts
Thesiger
Henry Wellington Vallance
Duke of Brunswick
Justice Patteson
Bedford-square
Vallance
J. P
Mr. Thesiger
Court of Peculiars Wepnesnir Woolrey v Moncan
The Bristol case on marriage nullity hinges on a citation for Miss Morgan, who falsely calls herself Woolley. Woolley argues the citation lacks a stated ground, while advocates claim the ground need not be fixed before appearance. The court debates whether the citation must specify the claim’s ground to enforce appearance. The protest is overruled and appearance demanded.
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Wright
Clowes
Her Majesty's Advocate
Contra
Cope
Ayliffe
Burt
Medwin
Smith
Ellwood
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Sporting Intelligence
Alue
Sly
Jake
John o’Groat
Guernsey
Poland
Denmark
Robert Péel
Chelsea
Connaught Terrace
Court OF Bankruptcy
Trespay
Goopenep
Fonblanaue
Piccadilly
Cassidy
E. James
Fox
Acton
Sloman
Funktanque
Commissioner Funblanque
Mr. Fox
W. Beale
Commissioner Foublanque
Commissioner Fonblanque
Beale
James
Fonblanque
Doncaster
Josephs
Evenixe
John Regan
Adam-street
Adelphi
Messrs. Thom
the Shades
Thom
Nutley
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