Privy Council at Wind turday and royal visits described
Long column of notices reports a Privy Council meeting at Windsor with Her Majesty, the Queen’s steps, and various dignitaries. mentions hospitalities, Vienna ties, and Hungarian nobility. also notes Quebec vacancy and Éste family intrigues, with further items on railway fires, tea trade fluctuations, and naval expeditions.
The Drama at Drury Lane and London Theatres Review
A wide review of the London stage notes performances at Drury Lane Hy Market Victoria and other venues. Macready impresses as the Gamester hero while Miss Lucy Bennett debuts at Haymarket and Stuart shines. Handel’s Acis and Galatea looms. Coriolanus and related pieces feature in forthcoming bills as Vestris Kemble and others recover or tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drury Lane Theatre
Bates
G. Bennet
Haymarket Theatre
Metropolis
Lady Townly
Lucy Bennett
Birmingham
Miss Bennett
Lord Townly
Stuart
Macready
Wronghead
Miss P. Horton
David Rees
Mr. Webster
Moody
Victoria Theatre
Geraldine
St. Pré
Dibdin Pitt
France
England
Handel
Acis
P. Horton
Damon
Allen
Polypheme
H. Phillips
Galatea
Romer
Bramincuamm TuEata
de Hayes
Calais
Elena Uberti
Madame Vestris
A. Kemble
Columbine
Sporting Intelligence from Tattersall's and Related Items
The column reports betting on the Joanna colt and other runners with odds against many favorites, listing latest prices and notable wagers. It notes steward notices from the jockey club about Mr Gurney’s Epsom account settlements, a giraffe death in Norwich linked to Wombwell’s menagerie, a large Dunkirk catch, and fox hunters relocating to Leicester due to rail access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanna
Robert de Gorham
Wiseacre
Agat Auckland
Mather
Ballinkeele
Lord Verulam
Wreford
Tar Gurney Arrain
Jockey Club
Woburn Abbey
Gurney
Epsom
Groner Anson Buprorp
Gores Byxe
Gumney
Weatherby
Oxendon-street
Wombwell
Norwich
Essex Herald
Dunkirk
Mediterranean
Melton Mowbray
Leicester
Rumours of Peerage Elevations and Hoax in Bath News
In London clubs whispers claim Richard Arkwright and Wilbraham Egerton may receive peerages as Baron Willersley and Earl Tatton. The Bath correspondence reports a nationwide hoax claiming a Combe-down collapse and mass casualties, later debunked by inquiries and police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Richard Arkwright
Willersley Castle
Derbyshire
Baron Willersley
Willersley
Wilbraham Egerton
Tatton-park
Earl Tatton
Stockport
Bristol
Cork
Waterford
Combedown
Sisson
Milcom-street
Bath
Morning Post
Combe-down
Sligmens Foundation
War
Milsom-street
Prior-park College
Campunper University
Trinity
St. John’s
Wakley M P Escapes Serious Injuries in Coach Accident
Mr Wakley M P coroner and party on a britschka returning from St. Pancras workhouse were jolted when horses bolted into Hampstead road. They were halted at a toll-posts, leaving Wakley bruised but unhurt. the coachman uninjured amid a shattered post and splintered vehicle. Chauffeur fell but escaped harm. A separate Lambeth scene saw parish authorities seizure for church rates at Mr Umpleby’s shoemaker shop amid placards denouncing the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waxley
M.P
Jzoranoy
Wakley
St. Pancras
Britschka
Erasmus Wilson
Southampton Arms
Camden-town
Hampstead
Hodes
Lambeth
Umpleby
Great Social and Chartist Hoax on the Cavanagh Cabinet
The Morning Chronicle exposes a hoax by socialists and chartists posing as working class spokesmen. It claims signatures from G A Fleming Joshua Hobson John Leech Mark Crabtree and Titus Brooke were forged or misused to curry favor with Tory ministers and press. The piece accuses Fleet Prison masterminds and Tory interest of crafting reports to sway public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Owen
Feargus O'Connor
Times
Leeds
Duke of Buckingham
Gladstone
Sepa
G. A. Fleming
Joshua Hobson
John Leech
Mark Crabtree
Titus Brooke
National Convention
Yorkshire
Fleet
Uastler
Morning Chronicle
West Riding of Yorkshire
Beckett
Cavanagh
the Times
Fide
George A. Fleming
Owen
West Riding
Tenterden
Goodwin Sands
London
Fleming
O'Connor
Weekly Chronicle
Walter
Nottingham
Peter Laurie
H. S. Chapman
Metropolitan Anticom Law Association
Strand
S. J. Byng
National and Provisional
Corn-law Board
Tokenhouse Yard
Byng
Chapman
Pee
Anti-corn-law Association
Anti-corn-law Board
Tokenhouse-yard
Anti-cornlaw Association
Henry Lyons
Felix-street
Westminster Road
Mark Crasres
Wych-street
Crabtree
Association
Titus S. Brooke
Titus
Brooke
Horace
Hhs
Grace
Buckingham
Lord Cowley
Paris
Arthur Plantagenet
Charitat
Short Time Committee Hoax Exposed by London Press
A critical broadside from Morning Chronicle and others mocks the West Riding short time committee as a sham. It identifies George Fleming and Joshua Hobson, among others, as outsiders with London ties and accuses the group of peddling a New Moral World hoax. The piece cites letters from supposed canvassers and hints at broader socialist influence behind alleged factory reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Chronicle
Anti Corn Law Meeting in Dundee on Trade Distress
A large Dundee Anti Corn Law Association gathering with deputies from Forfarshire Fifeshire and nearby counties met at Bell Street chapel to discuss trade decline in linen and to petition Parliament for total repeal of corn and provision laws. Edward Baxter chaired as others read letters from Lord Panmure and MP George Duncan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linen Trade
Dundee Anti
Forfarshire
Fifeshire
Bell-street
Edward Baxter
Dundee Anti-Corn Law Association
Messrs. Law and Wighton
Perthshire
Lord Panmure
George Duncan
Mr. Baxter
Baxter
Dundee
Osnaburgh
Robert Peel
Robert
United States
J. Ogilvy
D. Baxter
Hecklers
T. Saunders
Landale
Kirkaldy
Inglis
Dunfermline
Canning
Arbroath
Low
Forfar
Osnaburg
J. G. Stuart
James Angus
Kirriemuir
David Lamb
Brechin
John Baxter
Blairgowrie
Kinloch
Logicalfiend
A. D. Young
Butchart
Alexander Low
Lunacy Commission and Spanish Legion injunction in chancery
First day of Hilary term opened by the lord chancellor and vice chancellors. A lunacy commission against Janz Gundry was stood over to assess new affidavits and medical prospects. In Macpurr v Hyns, an injunction was granted to restrain a defendant from receiving further pay certificates owed to a Spanish Legion officer, after security advances and misappropriation by Hyde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Chancery
Rulls
England
Knight Bruce
Wigram
Richards
Duckworth
Janz Gunpry
Albany
Bethel
Gundry
Toespar
The
Spanish Legion
Hyde
Mc Dougal
COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH Sittings in Banco and Libel Cases
In a sequence of Queen's Bench items the court heard criminal information against the Rev Henry Cleveland rector of Barkston for libel and considered the Sunday Times libel against Mr Grove the Greenwich police magistrate. The Postmaster General mandamus petition seeking letters for Arthur Strahan and Co. bankrupts faced nuance over future delivery. Also noted were a divorce-like breach of promise case Darzon v RossER and a habeas corpus bid for Bernard Cavanagh jailed as a vagrant faker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Privy Council
Windturday
Sa Vi
Bruce
Wigram
Vienna
Cavriani
Chorinsky
Villiers
Corre Spondent
Quebec
Dilkes
Esterhazy
Hungary
Chandos-house
Esteing
Hanover
Rince Nicholas
London
Bath Journal
Bristol
Ordnance Office
Woolwich
The
Ordnance Arvices
Ondon Confectioners
Aldersgate-street
Banne
China
Braidwood
London Fire Establishment
Woowich
Imiralty
Don DrEego Lxrox
Madrid
Don Diego
de Lacy Evans
Portsmouth
Horatio
Soudan
Niger
Tchadda
Albert
Wilberforce
Thhadda
Oliged
Fernando Po
Strange
Wallen
Trotter
Rabbah
Capten
Ethiop
Becroft
Fishburne
Air
Wakeham
Harvey
Bombay
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Cape Truro
Revue Des Deux Mondes
Lord Palmerston
Lord Aberdeen
France
Lord Melbourne
Home Office
James Graham
Robertson
Blakesley
Herts
Josias Rowzrzy
Sir Josias Rowley
Mount Campbell
Drumour
Leitrim
Josias
Brighton
Pusey
Williams
Oxford
Greenwich
Ballant
Robinson
Newgate
Justice Williams
Central Criminal Court
Justice Bosanquet
Common Pleas
Westminster Hall
Sr Veant Merewether
Law
Exjeant Goulburn
Loxpoy
Manchester
J. C. Dyer
London Road
Messrs. Parr, Curtis
Adeley
Phenix
Dyer
York
Liverpool
Waa
Ancoatseet
Stare-street
Court OF Queen’s Bench
Tuzspar
Banco
Lord Denman
Justice Patteson
Coleridge
Justice Wightman
Henry Cleveland
Erle
Lord Fitzhardinge
Barkston
Lincoln
Junius
Berkeley Castle
Clifton
Morning Herald
Grantham
Philo Junius
Melbourne
Palmerston
Headford
Clarke
Heally
Lord
Palmereton
Liset
Sunday Times
Grove
Court of Queen's Bench
Arthur Strahan and Co
Court of Session
Post Office
Scotland
New South Wales
Arthur Strahan
England
Ireland
Meirelles
Banning
Thesiger
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Lord Monpetta
Holmfirth
Knaresborough
Skipton
Leeds Mercury
Inne
J. E. Carew
Carew
Sporting Intelligence
Europe
Massey
Leadenhall-street
Galignani
Fravp
Société Générale Pour Favoriser Cindustrie Nationale
Rangier
Randin
Bank of Ireland
Dublin
Dub. & Limck
Provincial
Bk. of Ireland
Belgium
America
Bank of England
T. Bryan
Monceaux
Rue du Valois du Roule
Bryan
Marseilles
Gavin Scott
Glasgow
House of Macgregor
John Forester
Mansion House
Daniel Forester
Paseporte
Carolus Danelle
Mr. Massey
Romanzow
Peressel
Madame Danelle
Poland
Mr. Bryan
Caroline
Carolus
Danelle
Boulogne
Rangiers
M. Allard
Surété
Mr. Brown
Blue Anchor Tavern
St. Maryhill
Lower Thames-street
Cuche
Coq
St. Honoré
Boulanger
Galerie Vivienne
Lehou
Heath
M. Fould
Panta
Theodore Romanzow
Bochum
Westphalia
Cologne
Monsieur le Prince
Guillaume Pressel
Stuttgard
Wurtemberg
Dusseldorf
Charles Danelle de Wiamarska
Lehon
New Moral World
A. Fleming
N.M. W
Northern Star
Chartist
Quenisset
Fournier
Sir R. Peel
Lord Stanley
House of Commons
Lord Privy Seal
Alfair
Jcw
Great
Conservative Party
Quarterly Review
Great Britain
Tuileries
Dulness
Peel
Louis Philippe
Birbert
Dantzic
Grace of
Globe
Bernard Cavanagh
James
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