Naval Appointments and Society News From The Standard
The Standard reports Sir John Chambers White’s appointment as commander in chief at the Nore with other top naval posts imagined, plus shifts at Woolwich and Sheerness. It covers Lady Burdett’s death, Lady Cowley’s Paris ball, Juggernaut temple funding ending, and local incidents including a Goats attack death in hospital, a humane society medal, and a Bayswater inquest. Reports on railway capital growth, varied receipts, and arrivals in Ayrshire round out the miscellany.
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These of Commons
Whitehall
House of Commons
Bert Peel
Furet
J. H. Whitshed
Bart
Admiralty
John C. White
Andromache
Linois
Foudryant
Centaur
Tarragona
J. C. White
Woolwich
Great Britain
C. Rowley, Bart
G.C.B
G.C.H
Portsmouth
D. Milne
Devonport
John Chambers White
K.C.B
Sheerness
William F. Martin
Byam Martin
J. White
Camperdown
Edward Brace
United Service Gazette
Burpert
Paris
Bengal
Lincoln
Lonsdale
Lichfield
Inn
Lord Besley
Brougham
Campbell
Wigram
Archdeacon Manning
Vaughan
Garbett
T. L. Claughton
F. Hewson
J. S. Anderson
Thomas Robinson
Dr. Hussey
Samuel Best
D. Erskine
E. Cox
Charles E. Wylde
James S. Beene
J. R. Page
William Harness
Thomas Randall
C. Merivale
J.S. Anderson
Brighton
James
Spie
Shutt
Pannall
Seaurs
Young
Bushe
Tur Murver
Eant Derby
Earl of Derby
John Roberts
Roberts
Wakley
University College Hospital
Gower Street
Sarah Best
White Horse-yard
Humane Society
The
E. Codrington
M.P
Hawes
Sean
Stanhope-place
Bayswater-road
H. Ancell
Norfolk Crescent
Mills
Railway Caritat
J. Hall
Liverpool
Railway Magazine
Paverniserit
Birmingham
Derby
Gloucester
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Paisley
Ayr
England
London
London and
Blackwall
Croydon
Louton and
Greenwich
London and South-Western
Liveryort
Manchester
Leeds, & Hull
Anet Associated Company
Manchester and
Midland Counties
Northern and
Eastern
North Midland
Newcastle and Carlisle
Rouen
Grleang
Dover
Stofield
York and
North Nealand
Court Journal notes royal circles and European court visits
A string of society and royal-interest items from London and abroad. Mentions Queen Victoria, Duke of Bordeaux and Hanover visits, noble guests at Woburn Abbey, and discussions of royal family ties, along with local notices on governance, public works, and legal matters. Names include Marquis of Anglesey, Normanby, Uxbridge, Russell, Guest, Ponsonby, and others.
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Lord Augustus Fitzclarence
Claremont
Miss Gordon
Marquess of Huntley
Aberdeen
Wonus Abbey
Duke and Duchess of Bedford
Woburn Abbey
Marquis of
Prussia
Berlin
Hanover
England
J.J. Cumming
Fernybough
Moore
Halfay
Benry
Order of the Swan
Victoria
Rhine
Bartholomew
Dublin Castle
Duke of Richmond
Earl de Grey
Windsor
Fernyhough
St. George’s Chapel
St. Marylebone
St. James's
Westminster
Dr. Spry
G. Ward
H. Mackenzie
J. H. Pope
James Graham
Home Office
John Cam Hobhouse
Captain Newton
Lockington House
Porlock
Minnhhead
Feathers Hotel
Minehead
Bovboens Vy. Catats
Boulogne
Calais
Havre
Dieppe
Bailcourt
Wallasey Pool
Rendel
Wallasey Dock
Mersey
Sixautar
Sharples
Selby
Humber
James
Jes
Hull
Southend
Duck-green
Tus
Lloyd’s
Foreign Office
Earl of Aberdeen
Howard de Walden
Lisbon
Consul Smith
C—Canning
Melhuish, Gray
Ferrayo
M.P
Manchester
Spread Eagle
Hangingditch
Ferrand
Azan
Hester Guardian
Joseph Peate
Abel Heywood
Mr. Rewson
G. Wilson
League
Heywood
R. Peel
Ball Court
Queen
Himmppen
Justice Williams
Fitzroy Kelly
Eyton
Hampden
John Hampden
Leamington
Warwickshire
Mr. Eyton
Tner
Ertrait
Reeves
Lebrity
Leaming
Kelly
Williams
The Irish State Trials Conclude Rehearsals At Baltinglass
The trial resumes as the attorney general revisits repeal meetings from Baltinglass Wicklow Tara and Mullaghmast. He cites speeches, proclamations, and proposed arbitrators by the repeal association, detailing gatherings from August to October, O Connell’s role, alleged intimidations, and plans to supersede legal avenues. The defendant’s fate hinges on whether these acts aimed to overawe Parliament or pursued lawful repeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel O'Connell
Baltinglass
Wicklow
Traversers
O'Connell
Gray
Steele
Lalor
O’connell
Espartero
Tara
Ireland
Fountain of Justice
Mr. O'Connell
Roscommon
Tierney
Duffy
Saurin
Messrs. O'Connell
Ray
Steel
America
Queen
France
Committee of Secrecy
Richard Power
Loyal Repeal Association
Loughrea
Barrett
British Empire
Thenglish
Clifden
Tom Steele
Dillon Browne
Lismore
5Th Fusiliers
Jackson
New Orleans
Wellington
Duty of jurors amid panic in insurgent conflict
The speaker warned jurors that changes by the people through force would threaten government, urging them to perform their duty despite fear. Panic could bias verdicts toward guilt or compromise. the case was a legal, not a violent, struggle against outrage. The attorney general spoke, then court adjourned for the night with no witnesses called.
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Mentary
O'Connell
Jackson
Mullaghmast
Mulaghmast
Weinster
Ireland
John O’connell
O’connell
O'Connells
Ray
Steele
Duffy
Tierney
Gray
Patrick Scallan
Mr. O'Connell
Traversers
Battle of
Clontarf
Brien Boirhome
Brian
Henry II
Oases
Tipperary
Barrett
Calvert's Theatre
Tyrrell
Victoria
Fingal
Europe
America
Marathon
Houses of
Lords and Commons
Crown
Lords
Commons
Puaxcue
Hoorrr
Platt
Planehe
Theatre Royal
Bath
Dramatic Authors
William the Fourth
Coventgarden
Miss Marshall
Hooper
Planche
Mary Ann Marshall
Covent Garden Theatre
Madame Vestris
Plancke
Thesiger
Covent-garden Theatre
Plauche
Kenneth
Bow-street
Bath Theatre
Planehie
George Braid
Hollingsworth
Oxford Street
The
Dramatic Authors’ Society
Somerset
Middlesex
James L
Justice Williams
Dramatic Author's Society
Flopper
Mr. T
Wiliams
Thames TaxxEt
Garenwich
Greenwich
St. Thomas's Hospital
BirwisHam and
Gloucester
No Conspiracy Disclosed After Attorney General Speech
The attorney general failed to reveal any conspiracy, muttering about a blunder in Owen Roe O'Neil remarks. His grandiloquent promises end with an impotent conclusion, likely affecting jurors. Tomorrow witnesses' examination may trigger legal objections on conspiracy, possibly prolonging proceedings.
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Owen Roe O'Neil
Crown to seek publication ban on evidence at court
The crown intends to apply at tomorrow morning's court sitting for an order prohibiting publication of the evidence until its conclusion. The decision follows today’s adjournment and may hinge on the law officers' deliberations this evening. It notes broader pressures from Ireland's Catholic expulsions and a large petition drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imrortan? Mineuxg
Cuantemont Houss
Earl of
Ireland
Lord Charlemont
Marquis of Clauricarde
House of Commons
Cork
Limerick
Pontavo
Portago
D.S. Ker, Esq
Aulo
Selina
Royal Exchange Office
The Irish Echoes and Brisk Covent Garden Revels
A London notice reviews M Jullien's fresh novelty The Irish Echoes with clever echoes from old airs and violin virtuoso Master Thirlwall. Wrongs and praises mix as Princess's Theatre features Mrs Wood and Mr Wood, while other venues host operatic and musical entertainments and a lively Berlin Warsaw dancer tale unfolds.
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Pennsylvania
Covent Gsippn Theatns
M. Jullien
Mjullien
Giuri Ognee
Thirlwall
M. Jailien
Slaster Thirlwall
Mra
Covent
Garden
Rebecca
Bois Guilbert
Wood
Lacy
Princess’s
Simaxp Tuearse
Madelon
Sfusier
Peake
Palais Royal
Montgomery
Placidon
Fesbroke
Palmer
Sweeney
Lucy Lang
Dr. Purmuiis
Stove Street
Sons of Israel
Phillips
Mendelssohn
Meyerleer
Halevy
Rossini
Academie, Royale
A. Leo
Miss Leo
EH. Lacombe
Ange Laipe
Adinaide Gallery
Oneen
Covent-girden Theatre
Jullien
M. Remy
Monck Mason
Sv. Peterspvnc
National
Warsaw
Lalia Montes
Nicholas
St. Petersburg
Abrahamowicz
Dunscuse
M.steinhaller
Figus
Co. Abrahamowicz
M. Steinhaller
M. Lesniewski
Warsaw Gazette
M. Soholew
M. Lesniowski
Trursan
Macready
Talfourd
Bulwer
Shakespeare
Hamlet
Prince of
Denmark
Werner
Lord Byron