Royal charity gifts and political resignation rumors
A miscellany column notes King’s hospital donations from royal figures and a parliamentary retirement rumor in Greenwich. It covers the Chiltern Hundreds reply, Nottingham League Food subscriptions, and various society anecdotes with court and royal references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's “Ie Hospital
Prince Ibert
Queen Adelaide
Greenwich
Banyazzo
Gosfield-hall
Nottingham
League
Sagt
Harrow
Nottingham Review
Emsord
Noorthern
Buckingham Palace
Pimlico
Ockingham Gate
Highness
Rorval
Court Journal
Chelmsford Chronicle
Janes Scully
Trade and Politics. Peculiar Excise Revenue Deficiency Explained
The Times reports a city explanation for a large excise deficiency in the latest revenue return. Shortened payment periods from thirty to ten days inflated prior quarter figures in 1812 and distorted current comparisons. Analysts caution that the next quarter will show legitimate results once the new system fully operates.
Covent Garden Teems With Jovial Crowds At Bluebeard
A lively Covent Garden audience fills the boxes on Tuesday for Colman's Bluebeard and the juvenile pantomime. The scene features Mr. Ve yne as King John and Mr. Payne drawing laughter. Princess Mary and royal figures observe the merriment as Box occupancy signals a strong return of family theatricals. The Haymarket benefit for Frederick Webster and George Webster showcases multiple theaters lending talent, with Duprez slated for Covent Garden next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covent Gannenx Tuxanne
Coventgarden Theatre
Tennaay
Punch
Colman
Bluebeard
Harley
Mary
Payne
Augusta
Duchess of Cambridge
Wao
Frederick Pollock
William Curtis
Hen Maszsty
Theatar
Lumley
London
Paris
Italy
Pune
Martini
Perrot
United Kingdom
Galignani
Ma. F.wensten
Haymarket
Frederick Webster
George Webster
Tom Parry
Miss Betts
Mr. Bunn
Celeste
Buckstone
Richard the
Richard
Punchinello
Arthur Webster
Clara
Drury-lane
Macready
Frederick Websters
Covent-garden
Fitzjames
Olympic
Deprez
Duprez
Guilliaume Tell
England
Covent Garden
A. Shaw
Malcolm
Royal Polytechnic
Carey
Madrid
Duke of
Musard
Jullien
Strauss
Bosisio
Royal Irish
Messrs. Champion
Adams
Prospero
Herr Itsen
Sig. Casolani
Higgs
George Buckstone
Drury Lane Company
Stamp Office
Tattersalls Monpar betting at the Derby meeting report
Sporting Intelligence covers Tattersalls betting on Aristides Murat Napier and Cotherstone with heavy wagers and shifting odds. It lists large stakes on Fakeaway Clara colt St Valentine and many others, noting brisk but uneven activity and notable favorites like Aristides and Winesour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattersall
Monpar
Aristides
Murat
Napier
Catherstone
Cotherstone
Blackdrop
Fakeaway
Clara Colt
St. Valentine
Denay
Scott
Col. Peel
Mr. Blakelock
Lord Eglinton
Col. Perl
Bell
Anson
G. Heathcote
Bowes
Duke of Grafton
Grifath
Newcourt
Combe
Duke of Richmond
Clara
Lord Westminster
Lord Exeter
Mr. Theobald
Humbug
Lord Chesterfield
Progress
Lord Albemarle
the Brewer
Mr. Mostyn
Col. Cradock
Peggy
Price
Denny
Lord Eglintoun
Peel
Mr. Bell
Griffith
H. Combe
Colonel Peel
D.cook
Mr. Wreford
Sir G. Heathcotes
Great Anti-Corn-Law Demonstration in Glasgow
A large Glasgow City hall gathering backed free trade, with James Oswald MP and Cobden among speakers. The National Anti-Corn Law League was toasted as its deputies urged total and immediate repeal of corn laws, invoking Adam Smith and Ricardo while condemning monopoly and urging Scots to join the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Candlerigge
Scotland
James Oswald
Cobden
Oswald
Prince Albert
Prince of Wales
National
Anti-Cornlaw League
League
Thompson
Bright
Anti-Corn Law League
National Anti-Corm-law League
National Anti-Cornlaw League
Adam Smith
Burke
Ricardo
Chalmers
Col. Thompson
Lord Melbourne
Melbourne
Robert Peel
Duke of Buckingham
Sir Robert Peel
Colonel Thompson
House of Commons
Hume
England
Stockport
Manchester
Tweed
Walter Buchanan
For Maule
Dr. Burns
Wallace
M.P
Rotch
P. M. Stewart
Duncan
Horrible murder and suicide in Hoxton street home
A man named James Giles killed two of his infant children with a razor then took his own life in Hoxton. The youngest child survived, though gravely wounded, while a court inquest heard Giles feared his death would leave his family in poverty. The report details the family, the murder pact, and the ensuing inquest proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Giles
Hartingdon-street
Hoxton
Giles
Hingstan
Britannia
Desch
Robert-street
Tenge
Murder and suicide verdict in a deranged father case
The coroner and jury found James Giles killed his son Joseph while in an unsound mind and then killed himself. The razor used was found with a bloodied blade. A little girl survived her throat wound and is expected to recover. neighbors appeal for public pity and aid for the widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fong Eissler
Berlin
Académie Royale de Wosique
Paris
London
Cusurtigs, &c
The
Spectator
Childlain
Covent-garden
Liverpool
Hania
Beciuy
Tarton
Westminster
Regius
John Graham
Christ's College
Prince Albert
Samuel Lee
Trinity College
Bristol
Y. William Hodge Mill
Christian Advocate
Archbishop of Canterbury
Bishop's College
Calcutta
Alfred Olivant
St. David
Aly Peel
Manchester Guardian
Morning Post
Drayton Manor
W. Barlow
Great Britain
Simeon Vi Oly
Hirschel
Manchester
India Mail
Ombay
Jg P
Sonny EU
Bing
Baker
Cheeswright
Shoreditch
Cooper's Arms
Huntingdon-street
Kingslend-road
James Giles
Joseph Giles
Alfred Walker
Basinghall Street
Pardow
Joseph
Japan
Ramage
Hoxton
Tuesaday
William James Swinden
Hoxton Old Town
James
Britannia
Sarah Ann
Lord Munster
Thomas Weston
Richard Briley
Kingsland Road
Ou Jawa
Mercy
Swinden
Giles
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fonblanguethy
I85
E. James
Ae Pike
Samaritan
Rogers
Lord Huntingtower
Trade and Politics
Times
Public Revenue
Chronicle
Tae Tony
Tae Staxpane
Byron
Fpuest
Iivis
Leeds Orcury
Leeds
Ayti Corn Law League
Metaopolis
Whitechapel
Stepney
King's Arms Tavern
Mile-end-road
Marylebone
Great League Fund
Christchurch
Southwark
Anti-Corn Law Association
A. Pellatt
Stamford
St. James
Crown Tavern
Broad-street
Metropolitan Anti- Corn-law Association
South Audley Street
Marquis of Granby
St. Luke's
Islington
Clerkenwell
Ewart
Hampstead
Hacknes
Great League
James Campbell
Edinburgh
Bolton
Temperance Hall
Lord Brougham
Lord Radnor
Mr. 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
Joseph Sturge
Father Mathew
France
Travern Kinross
Kinross
Milnathort
Glasgow Argus
Charles Buller
Liskeard
Falmouth
Swertox Matitett
Messrs. Hurdisty and Co
Durshill
Shepton Mallett
Stanvatiox
Aniongers
Herefield
Middlesex
Uxbridge
Harefield-lane
Sporting Intelligence
Wonkine
Galway
Tuam
John Archbishop
Lonp Howick
Alnwick
Alnwick Board of Guardians To the Editor of the Newcastle Journal
Alnwick Board of Guardians
Lord Howick
Duke of Northumberland
Ansy
H. Hardinge
Committee On
Amuke
Naval and Military Gazette
Skinnerstreet
Snowhill
Mr. Emmerton
Mr. Pitt
Royal Humane Society
South Bank
Knightsbridge
Robertson
Aldersgate Street
Guildhall
Alderman Gibbs
Wontner
Hobler
Postans
Aldersgate
Hohler
Doctor's Commons
Shoreditch Church
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