Free Trade Plea Sparks Leeds Meeting and Tory Clash
A Leeds gathering of the Short time Committee and New Moral World supporters endorses the Shortfood Administration. The letter-writer attacks Sir Robert Peel and Fleming, arguing distress stems from laws and urging ten hour limits and free trade. He lampoons co operatives, home colonisation, and the Times while urging action against monopoly.
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Leeds
New Moral World
Times
Orator Fleming
Rhubarb Pill
College of State
Robert
Lyndhurst
Wharncliffe
Gladstone
Buckingham
Robert Peel
Robert Owen
Sir Robert
Fleming
Peel
Roy
Acebate
House of Peers
Messrs. Fleming, Hobson, and Co
Sir Robert Peel
Grace
Mr. Fleming
Joshua
England
Duke of Buckingham
Quarterly Review
Winchester
Southampton
Manchester
W. Heathcote
Hampshire
Birmivcaamm
Birmingham Journal
Daventry
Whitechapel and
Stepney
Whitechapel
Ship Tavern
Highstreet
Thomas Coates
Coates
W. S. Prior
Prior
Bealby
Fraser
House of Commons
Bishop
Ion
Jepney
EpmMortox
Edmonton
Bell Inn
Sidney Smith
T.W. Fielder
Harrison
Smith
London Times
Wessley
the Times
George Wilson
Council of the
League
Theatre Royal
Ducie
Henry Ashworth
Fountain-street
O'Connell
Manchester Times
Wigan
Lord Balcarras
Derby
Curtis
Nottingham
Court and Fashion In Royal Exercise at the New Riding School
This afternoon, between one and two, Queen Victoria with Prince Albert and nobles rode in the new riding school. The Duchess of Kent remains at the castle, while the Prince of Wales and Princess Royal are in good health.
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Wiypson
Prince Albert
Charles Wellesley
Bouverie
Duchess of Kent
Prince of Wales
Princess Royal
Queen
Sudbury
Marlborough House
Paul Esterhazy
Vienna
London
Duss Elvoref
Beurath
Hook
Oxford School
Via Media
St George's, Hanover Square
Edward Bagot
60Th Royal Rifles
Garford
Hall of Jersey
Mathilde
Oswald Perkins
Lewis Bagot
Berkeley-street
Berkeley-square
Hanworth Park
Henry Periis
Heq
Drzsnunst
Pan
Head
Charles Cockerell
Harriet Bushout
Lord Northwice
Viscount Deerhurst
Earl of Coventry
George William
Earl and
Countess of
Coventry
Holland
Lord Northwick
Cockerell
Charles
Lady Cockerell
Mary Lambtor
Earl
George Grey
Leghorn
Mediterranean
Ord Howick
England
Lambton
Vicomte de Rohan Chabot
Duke of Leinster
Elizabeth Mathew
Limerick Chronicle
Justice Bosanquet
Court of Common Pleas
Cresswell
Lord Ashburton
Hugo Mildmay
Bathhouse
Piccadilly
Liverpool
New York
Washington
Pennsylvania
Circuit Judges Assigned For Spring Assizes Across Regions
The judges for the Spring assizes were announced with lines up and a remaining town judge. Fires caused fatalities and injuries in Westminster and Commercial Road areas, with Mary Haines found among the burned, and Mr Ashbey injured in a separate blaze. A Reigate man named Jupp died by self-inflicted train action at Redhill.
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Circuiss
Exchequer
Northern
Justice Wightman
Norfolk
Tindal
Baron Parke
Midland
Lord Abinger
Justice Williams
Oxford
Pattison
Baron Relfe
Western
Coleridge
Justice Erskine
Home
Baron Alderson
Baron Gurney
Wales
North
Justice Coltman
Mary Haines
Ashbey
Commercial Road
Wellclose-square
Schoolhouse Lane
Jeffrey's Square
Phenix
Jupp
Reigate
Brighton
Redhill
Rehearsal of Prince of Wales christening music at St George's
A morning rehearsal at St George's chapel featured two Handel sacred pieces chosen by Prince Albert for the christening ceremony. The royal private band conducted by Mr. Anderson attended with Dr. Elvey at the organ. Attendees included the Earl of Liverpool and other nobility as preparations unfold.
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Winpson
Prince of Wales
Royal
Prince Albert
Handel
Belshazzar
Joseph
St. George's
Sampson
Hercules
Her Majesty
Mr. Anderson
G. J. Elvey
Earl of Liverpool
Her Majesty's Household
Lord Wriothesley Russell
Arbuthnott
William Canning
Captain Forester
Royal Horse Guards
Penge Albert Pith
Beethoven
Ries
Mendelssohn
Auber
Labitzky
Musard
Shrubsole v Garratt Damages for Criminal Conversation
In the Bail Court before Mr Justice Williams, William Shrubsole sues Daniel Garratt for damages after Garratt seduced Shrubsole’s wife at the York Minster bar on April 22 1841. Witnesses describe the scene, injury to the husband and a demand for maintenance, with the jury returning a verdict for Shrubsole of 40 pounds.
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Shrubsole
Armagh
London
York Minster
North Audley Street
Susannah King
Isabella Bridges
Plaintiff
Ireland
Mr. Fish
Robert Patterson
Green Man
Oxford Street
Defendant
Knces- Street
Cavendish-square
Wm. Latham
Sophia Cooper
Plaintiff's
Lindon
J. Spragg
Shrubsele
Shrubsete
Arratt
Fish
Justice Williams
Gould
Latham
Death by charcoal suffocation in Hackney youths
In Hackney Church Street two apprentices of confectioner J Long died from charcoal fumes after secretly burning a self contained stove to warm their room over the bakehouse. Frederick Hersant aged 19 and William Long aged 17 perished after locking doors to retain heat. Inquest returned accidental death.
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HacknEy
Church-street
J. Long
Frederick Thos. Hersant
Wm. Long
Alon
Mr. Garrod
Hersant
Long
Mr. Garred
Anchor and Hope
Edward Street
New
Elizabeth Bartholomew
No. 4
Oceanstreet
Horse and Groom
Church Lane
Whitechapel
Jane Tietjen
Times At Bay Over King of Prussia Visit Controversy
A lengthy critique from the Morning Chronicle era ridicules the Times for its coverage of the King of Prussia’s England visit. It argues theTimes uses coarse invective and sensationalism while other Tory papers widen the attack, calling for apologies and questioning editorials, with editorials remarking on royal sponsorships and state secrets.
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Prussia
England
Times
Printing-house Square
Plaguy
Jerusalem
Ofurope
Europe
Great Britain
Billingsgate
the Times
Ms.— &Erald
Morning Chronicle
Morning Herald
Standard
Apel
Imes
Herald
Dave
Stamp-office
The
London
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Cerron Twist
Ezekiel
Scotland
Judge Advocate of
Morning Post
Highlanders
St. George’s Hall
J. R. Tutton
Rix
72D Highlanders
John Pirie
Sheriff Rogers
Sheriff Magnay
St. George’s Chapel
St. George
Duke
Duchess of Northumberland
Victoria
Duchess of Sutherland
Marchioness of
St Marylebone
Chelsea
Kensington
St. Luke's
Earl Cadogan
Hanover
Greenwich
Royal Hospital, Greenwich
R. Stopford
Royal Marines
Grand Pyre
Rivers
Bedford
Nelson
Collingwood
Royal Landing Place
Naval Asylum
Lieut. Rouse
R.N
His Majesty
Tucker
Felton
de Montmorency
Casey
Grand Square
Windsor Castle
Royal Artillery
Metropolitan Police
T. Fisher
Great Western RaiLway
Kino
Slough
Windsor
St. George's Chapel
Grand Quadrangle
George the Fourth
Castle-hill
Castle-street
Henry Theighth
Brough
Home Office
Treasury
Albert Edward
Edward
Duke of Kent
Edward VII
Duke of Wellington
Crim
Journal of
Ibid
Royal Exchange
Bruen
City of
Post
Morgan Aubury
Mansion House
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