Election scenes and science notes from the county meetings
The report covers political contests in Lincolnshire with nominations for Parliament and remarks by Sir M. J. Cholmondeley, plus accounts of a Droitwich election following Mr Barnaby’s death. It also details a Whitehall consecration of Walter Angustins Stirley as bishop of Sodor and Man, with routine church appointments.
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J. W. Wi
Walmagate
Louth
Yorke
Imondeley
Barneby
Droitwich
John Pakington
Bart. M.P
Erro Fereard
Anid
Captain Ungen
J. Taylor
Roe
The
William Hemreing
Eng
Redy J
George Brushout
John Russell
Roeman
Eader
Lord Stesley
Walter Anguatus Stirley
Seder
Man
Whitehall Chapel
York
Sodor and Man
Iesitaate
Canterbury
Hugh Percy
Carlisle
John Lansdale
Lichfield
Thomas Vowher Short
Aneph
W. H. Howlett
Thomas Hill
Derby
Chesserfeld
J. Barder
F. H. Dyle
Scdor and Man
Bradion
Jarby
St. Patrick
Isle of Man
Cowmox
Serjeant Gaselee
Bar
Rae
Wilde
Jone
Badeley
Baker
Church Jane
Whitechapel
Thomas Balla
George Sherp
Plough Street
Liddle
Riley-street
Witess
Bia
The Worcester Poor Law Case Dismissal Request
The Poor Law Commissioners transmit to the Worcester Union Board of Guardians a decision regarding relieving officer Mr William Crisp in the Sarah Dovey case. They cite harsh language, neglect to aid, and failure to visit before the child's death, concluding Crisp cannot be retained but urging the guardians to demand his resignation.
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Poor Law Commissioners
Board of Guardians of the
Worcester Union
Chap
Sarah Dovey
Poor Law Commission Office
Somerset
Bonne
William Thomason
Gravex
Altimo
William Crisp
Benjamin Boulton
Worcester
Bridport
St. Andrew
Aan Paul
Elizabeth Scott
Scott
Crisp
Mr. Crisp
Elizabeth Searle
Thoreday
Mary Day
Jeff Ae
Woit
Wmske
al. Criep
Guardisne
W. G. Lower
Cracow Documents and French Policy Stir European Tensions
Paris debates Spanish marriages Cracow annexation tensions mount as Metternich Guizot and Flahaut dispatch letters and protests. London banquet honors Lord Russell amid calls for unity. markets fall on Vienna Cracow notes.
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M. Guizot
Count de Flabac
Trein
Vienna
Vienona
Count Flahaut
Prince Metternich
M. Homann
Count Flabaut
M. de Thom
Austria
France
Cracow
Prussia
Russia
Count de Jarnac
Count de St. Aulaire
Paris
Lord Palmerston
Chamber of Peers
Poland
Count Flabant
Count de St. Auisire
Cracow—novely
England
Guizot
Count St. Aulaire
Arrival of the Cambria Brings War News to America
From Liverpool, the Cambria’s latest despatches detail Mexican War debates in Congress, President Polk’s message, and belligerent rights. Reports from Taylor, Wool, Worth, and others describe movements toward Victoria, Saltillo, and Tampico, with ships lost and tariffs rising. Markets react as cotton, flour, and freights gain, and British mediation appears withdrawn.
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Liverpool
Royal Mail
Boston
Congress
Secretary of War and Navy
Mexico
United Aina
Documenta
New Mexico
War Department
United States
Janxs K. Porm
Washington
Taylor
Salsillo
Worth
Patosi
Wool
Parras
Tampico
Victoria
Santa Anna
Monterey
San Louis Potosi
Alcalde
General Wood
Chibusha
General Worth
Saltillo
Riley
Monte Morelea
Pillow
San Luis Potosi
Green Isle
Vera Cruz
M. Bancroft
Senate
England
London
St John's
New Brunswick
St. John's
Richard
Yocalen
Merida
Campeachy
Department
Barbachano
Atlhe Stock, Exchange
Beat Bille
Bayern
Dole
Ohio
Freigbus
Sugar cargoes from Canton and silk from Shenghaec at Liverpool
Arrivals from China bring fourteen thousand five hundred bags of sugar from Canton and 490 bales and 24 boxes plus 80 cases of silk from Shenghaec. Additional goods include 60 bales of China grass 90 cases of China ware 226 cases of sweetmeats 1000 boxes of casaia and 250 chests of rhubarb and 200 jars of soy. The report notes rising Chinese trade shifts beyond tea and hints at broader celestial commerce.
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LiveRrook
Livemoor
China
Canton
Shenghaec
T. J. Arnold
City of London
Bingham
Worship Street
Marlborough Street
Maltby
Funtagss
Rick ix
Puick
Surrey
Proctora
Cambridge Independent
Buckinanam Palace
Windsor
Buckingham Palace
Royal
Palace
Palace Gardens
Death of George Byng MP of Middlesex 1789
The obituary recalls the death of George Byng of Wrotham Hall Middlesex in 1789 aged 82 born 1764 in London. He married Lady Montgomerie but left no issue and served as Middlesex member in the House of Commons for about 60 years. It notes his liberal Whig alignment with Fox Grey Sheridan and his public service during reforms such as Catholic Emancipation and parliamentary reform.
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Sren
Messrs
Nott and Gauble
Backhoffuer
Ie Tach Cna
St George's Hospital
Thoraday
Jerome Buonaparte
Benjamin Brodie
Liston
Peversl
Cayar Hawkins
Cutler
Way
Digeane
Poe
James Johnes
Bncle
Maus
Johnson
Jess
Bil Johnson
Low
City Lands Committee
Bank of England
Quezs
Banco
Hore
Hannan Arp
AsoTaen
Henry Philip Hope
Connaught Place
Beresford
Thomas Hope
Anastasius
H. P. Hope
Hope
Fitzroy Kelly
Justice Williams
Alexander Beresford Hope
Alexander B. Hope
Mippie
Serjeant Adama
Alfred Bate Hichardson
Charles James Berridge Aldis
Weatminster
Aldis
Bennett
Theobeld
Bosier
Skinner Street
Peter Laurie
Mansion House
St. Louis
New North Street
Queen Square
Theobald
Paris
Post Office
Jossea
Andover
Frederick Selby
Thomas Phillips
Wm. Poors
Nunsing
William P. Drover
George Inn
Winchester Bridawell
Ove
Middleass
Wrotham Hall
Middlesex
Louden Ane
Earl Tn
Lam Montgomer
Wil Strafford
Il Mrt
Byng Tha
Middle Centleton
Dublin
Lord North
House of Commons
Mottona
Byng
Cantlereagh
Howes
St Hay
Wight
Popular
Fife
Wyone
Old Sarum
Montgomeryshire
Wood Haa
Brecknockshire
Isdom
Brog
Ita
Admiral Byng
Viscount Torrington
Admiralty
Walpol
Lord Torrington
John Byng
Portsmouth
Robert Byog
Plymouth
Barbadoes
George Byng
Christian
Lord Stratford
Mr. Byng
Waterloo
John Byrog
Thia
Chatham
Duke of Portland
Fox
Earl Grey
France
National Assembly
Talleyrand
Bonaparte
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India
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England
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Drury Jane Theatre
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Alan
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Grey
Drury Lane
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