Opposition to Staines railway at Kensington area
Reports from a Kensington meeting show alarm at the proposed Staines railway, with a committee formed to oppose it and subscriptions raised to fund proceedings. Letters from Mr. Cresswell and the Count de Pepers were read in protest, and resolutions urged action in Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Sr. James's
Westminster
City of Westminster Bank
City of Westminster Bank For Savings
Sessions House
Guildhall
Grand Jury Room
H. H. Milman
St. Margaret's
Poole
Roya Awasp Society
Duke of Northumberland
Gilbert Henderson
John Franklin
van Diemen’s Land
Wakley
Angel Tavern
High Street
St. Giles’s
Mary Burke
George-street
St. Giles’s Workhouse
North London Hospital
Gower-street
Bedford-square
Public Bath meeting ends in uproar over charity versus justice
A Bath public meeting to appeal for a poor relief subscription ended in disorder as labourers shouted for justice not charity. Police protected speakers while the mayor and supporters fled amid hoots and cries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ea Bateh
Cuanity Merrixc
Bath
Mesars
Trittenham
East
Magee and
Mnei
Duard
Philp
Beckford
Messrs
English and Co
Milsom-street
London
Hammer
Venice
Canaleri
Doge’s Palace
Martin de Vos
Cima di Conegliano
Breughel
Rotenhamer
Hondekocter
St. Mark’s Palace
Canaletti
Carthage
van der Ulit
Bernini
Bristol
Dundee
Annfield Road
Chartist Meeting in Bristol Demands Pardons for Frost
About 1,000 Chartists gathered at the Hall of Science Broadmead Bristol to petition for the immediate pardon of Frost Williams and Jones. The meeting featured speakers including William Morgan Henry Hunt and Felix William Simeon who urged justice and support for the patriots while reviewing Port Arthur letters from Frost at Van Diemen's Land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frost
van Diemen's Land
Bristol
Hall of Science
Broadmead
Jones
Williams
Daniels
William Morgan
Watts
Wotton-under-Edge
Priestcraft
Scotland
Hastiles
Felix William Simeon
London
Henry Hunt Frost
John Frost
Port Arthur
van Diemen’s Land
Mary
Norfolk Island
England
Symond’s Bay
Cape of Good Hope
China
Newport
Cape
Derwany
Hobart Town
Falmouth
John Franklin
House of Commons
Eliza
United States
Wales
Monmouth
Jolly Frost
Mr. Clark
Secret Service
Simkins
Johnson
Bristol Repeal Society
People’s Charter
Literary Chronicle and New Works Review Digest
A London survey of new books and notices. Priggin's college novel praised for Oxford life, Nuces Parmosopaic explores philosophy of words, Napoleon funeral satire criticized, Titmarsh on Great Britain and Ireland noted, animal tales for children highlighted, British and Foreign Review praised for utility with essays on Hallam and Prussian manufactures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PreTer Priggins
Theodore Hook
London
Colburn
New Monthly
Oxford
Phil
Simpkin and Marshall
Edward Johnson
Ipswich
Locke
Horne
Napoleon
Titmarsh
Cunningham
Paris
Miss Smith
Michael Angelo Titmarsh
Fraser
Darton and Clarke
Mr. Draper
Richard and
John E. Taylor
Hallam
Europe
Train Collisions and Fatalities Plague Rail Lines
A string of railway accidents is reported across multiple lines. An up mail train collided with detached carriages on the London and Birmingham route, causing injuries. another accident on the Midland Counties line led to multiple contusions and a fatality. A third incident on the Manchester and Leeds line involved a fogbound collision with no injuries, while a Blackwall line worker suffered catastrophic injuries after being hit on the line. A Worship Street magisterial ruling addresses a public-house dispute over room access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London and Binwincham
Midland Counties’ Railway Company
Euston
Rugby
Midland Counties
London and Birmingham
Birmingham
London
Mipiano Counties Railway
Broughton Astley
Leicester
Chaddesdon
Derby
Taylor
Pickford and Co
Pickford
Tyers
J. Balguy
Manchester and Leeds
Wakefield
Dewsbury
Blackwall
Bowles
New-road
Poplar
Worship-street
Bingham
Charles Glassborow
Sayry
Extraordinary and Amusing Disclosures in Lockett Case
Lonp Mayor's Court hears a claim for compensation by tavern owner Mr Lockett against the Bank of England over premises at the north gate of the Royal Exchange. The defense frames the issue as public improvements under acts granting the Bank power to requisition property. The proceedings reveal detailed mock turtle and other soup calculations for profit as testimony, with extensive cross examination and humorous exchanges.
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Neilson
Gloucester
Ashleworth
John Jeff
Birmingham
C. Clutterbuck
Hertford
Shire Hall
Philips
Herts
Blake
Heathcote
Bedford
Lord Essex
Lord Clarendon
Phillimore
H. G. Ward
M.P
Tbe Marquis of Salisbury
Hertfordshire
Russell
Lord Dacre
Marquis of Salisbury
Leeds
Leeds Times
J. G. Marshall
Joseph Hume
William Molesworth
Bart
Daniel O'Connell
Collins
Leeds Association
J. A. Roebuck
T. Duncombe
Sir George Strickland, Bart
W. Sharman Crawford
W. Williams
Coventry
Dr. Bowring
Colonel Thompson
Ww. Ewart
Ireland
Scotland
England
United Kingdom
T. Gisborne
C. Langdale
W. Molesworth
George Strickland
H. C. Marshall
Homer Stansfeld
P. A. Taylor
Dr. Epps
John Gully
E. D. Davenport
Liwiericeh
Munperen
Glenstal
Matthew Barrington
Daniel Griffin
Newcastle
West Water-Gate
Michael Fitzpatrick
Thomas P. Vokes
Roscréa
Croucher
Seers Polat
Min Bete
Me Ryland
Randall
Fitzro
Bullock
Bank of England
Gurneys
W. Follett
Corporation of
City of
London
Great Corporation
Lockett
St. Bartholomew, Exchange
Sheppard
Recorder
W. Follet
William
Hanmer
Lee
Garner
Newgate Market
Benjamin Ming
Sir W. Follett
Adams
Lambeth
Butt
Mr. Adams
Mr. Lockett
Goldsmith
Furnell
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