Free Trader letter attacks Peel ministry and cooperative schemes
A Leeds meeting backed the Short-time Administration and attacked the Tory government and socialists. The writer denounces the Times, Fleming, Hobson, and the New Moral World, argues for free trade and longer employment, and ridicules cooperative schemes while urging resistance to state-imposed reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeds
New Moral World
Mir
Freming
Rhubarb Pill
New College of State
Robert
Lyndhurst
Wharncliffe
Gladstone
Buckingham
Robert Peel
Robert Owen
Short-food Administration
Fleming
Peel
House of Peers
Thomas
Grace of
Mr. Fleming
England
Ezekiel
Court and Fashion In Windsor Royal Pageantry
Her Majesty and Prince Albert attended equestrian exercise in the new riding school. The Prince then met the King of Prussia in town and returned by the Great Western Railway. Royals health is described as excellent and various aristocrats travel between Sudbury and London for ceremonies and society events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Prince Albert
Charles Wellesley
Beauverie
Prussia
Great Western Railway
Prince of Wales
Princess Royal
Prince Edward
Saxe Weimar
Frances Clinton
Charlotte Hudson
Miss Mitchell
Earl Howe
H. Seymour
D. Davies
J. R. Wood
Sudbury Hall
Ler and
Birmingham
Marlborough House
Dugger
Crm
Io St
London
Thussars
Garri
Beurath
Paris
HE. V. Church
Hook
Oxford School
Via Media
Ooe
St George's, Hanover-square
Edward Bagot
60Th Royal Rifles
Oxford
Earl of
Jersey
Mathilde
Oswald Perkins
Lewis Bagot
Berkeley-street
Berkeley,square
Hanworth Park
Henry Perkins
Viscountess Deerhurst
Pau
Charles Wockerell, Bart
Harriet Rushout
Lord Northwick
Viscount Deerhurst
Earl of Coventry
George William
Earl
Countess ‘of Coventry
Helard
Northwick
Cockerell
Charles
Lady Cockerell
Durham
Earl of Durham
Mary
Emily
Alice Lambton
Howick
William Bentinck
Countess Grey
Pisa
Rome
Mary Lambton
George Grey
Leghorn
Lord Howick
England
Lambton
Vicomte de Rohan Chabot
Duke of Leinster
Elizabeth Mathew
Limerick
Lord Ashburton
Hugo Mildmay
Bathhouse
Piccadill
Liverpool
New York
Washington
Pennsylvania
Joan Duapare Astley
Bant
Everleigh-house
Wilts
United Kingdom
Miss Page
William Pagé
Gosport
Judges for spring assizes across circuits named
The Exchequer chamber set spring assize judges by circuit including Wightman in the Northern Circuit and Tindal with Parke in Norfolk. Abinger with Williams lead the Midland. Pattison with Rolfe in Oxford. Coleridge and Erskine in the West. Alderson and Gurney at Home. Coltman and Maule in Wales. Lord Denman to stay in town for chambers business. The Times committee raised about £2500 to present to the Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchequer
Northern
Justice Wightman
Norfolk
Tindal
Baron Parke
Midland
Lord Abinger
Justice Williams
Oxford
Pattison
Baron Rolfe
Western
Coleridge
Justice Erskine
Home
Baron Alderson
Baron Gurney
Wales
North
Justice Coltman
Justice Ma
East India
Yorkshire
Lobe
Windsor christening rehearsal at St George chapel
Royal ceremony preparations at Windsor Castle for the Christening of the Prince of Wales with Saint George's chapel music led by Dr Elvey. The plan includes a full choir, royal band, galleries for visitors, and significant public celebrations in Windsor that evening and surrounding days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint George’s Chapel
Prince of Wales
Gmex
Anderson
Elvey
Prince Albert
St. George's
Royal St. James's
George of
Cambridge
St. George’s Chapel
Wolsey’s Hall
Prussia
Hayter
St. George’s Hall
Waterloo
Windsor-thia
de Castle
Windsor
Bosley
Buckingham Palace
Castle
Aispecia
Foreign Office
Ostend
Earl of Aberdeen
Greenwich
Messeériger
Admiralty
Windsor Castle
Duke of
Wedrangle
Maior
Royal
Tapaha
Ce Neyille
Alorearta
India
Prand
Theatre Royal
Ralph
Bulkeley
Eton Literary and Scientific Institution
Prince Albertard
Duke of Cambridge
G. I. Elveys
Miss Rainforth
Mr. Wilson
We Harrison
J. Parry
Royal Horse Guards
72D Highlanders
Price Albere
Bachelors
Acre
Ordnance
Corporation
Queen Victoria and the Prussian King Attend Prince of Wales Baptism
The article explains the consanguinity between Queen Victoria and Frederick William IV of Prussia as great grandchildren of Queen Charlotte. It notes Victoria and the Prussian king are related through the late Queen Charlotte and mentions invitations for London officials to the christening festivities and related royal events at Windsor Castle and St George's Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Frederick
William IV
Prussia
England
Prince of Wales
Queen Victoria
Europé
Queen Charlotte
George III
Frederick William IV
Charlotte
Hanover
London
Joh Pirie
Sheriff Rogére
Sheriff Magnay
St George's
St. George
Arrival of the King of Prussia at Greenwich Hospital
The King of Prussia arrived at Greenwich aboard the Firebrand steamship in a grand royal procession. Prince Albert and Wellington greeted him, with much cheering from the crowd, as the royal party moved to Windsor after a brief stay at the governor’s residence. The event featured a large security display, hospital personnel, and a trained guard of honour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
de Montmorency
I¢U
Livutonens
Dover
Prince Alberts
Potentate
Ostend
Earl Delawarr
Prince Albert
Robert Stopford
Princess Sophia
Marquis of
Exeter
Admiralty
Woolwich
Prince Ferdinand
Woolwich Dockyard
Greenwich Hospital
Birebrand
Shearwater
Sieieauinhelme
Prussiaia
Goverdor
Ines Albert
Paris
Hospital School
Rivers
Sonerd
Princes Albert
Windsor Castle
Gakeswich
Prussia
Royale Cortége
Windsor
Life Guards
Prustian
Hla Grek
Yorkshire
King of
Royal Naval School
Guard of Honour
Royal Marines
Sir R. Stopford
Duke of Wellington
Royal Hospital, Greenwich
Wfe-guards
Biddulph
Connoly
Rule Britannia
Grand Square
Superintendant Mallailien
Deptford
College
Lord Delaware
Lord Hill
Lord Howe
Lord Bloomfield
Henry Hardinge
Bouverie
Marquis
Ophis
Royal
Sophia
Gloucester
Napenton
Rouse
Princess Sophia of Gloucester
Prince Edward of
Syxe Weimar
Earl of Haddington
James Gordob
George Cockburn
George Murray
Governor's House
Queen
Great Western Railway
Slough
His
Court Records of Trespass and Assault Across London
A series of 19th century docket items details trespass and annoyance with damages awarded five shillings in a Barnet case, police court assaults, a Clerkenwell drunken disorder charge, a clerk defrauding employer and a woman charged with receiving stolen goods. The notes cover Marylebone, Clerkenwell, Worship Street, and Thames Office proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Common Pleas
Westminster
Justice Cortmand
Hocenay
Faxcarr
Susana Daveling
Clerkenwell
Bannister
Exmonath-street
Greenwood
Waddington
House of Correction
Mary Morgan
Gravesend
London
Johnson
Fleet-street
Hier
City of London
Norton Folgate
Ellis
Kershaw
Broughton
Thames
John, Richards
Messrs
Hopkins
Daniel Dertig
Peggs
Derrig
Richards
Meesrs
Robberies and Abductions Highlight Liverpool Letter
Descriptions of John Beasley, a Dublin native, 27, cabinet maker, 200 sovereigns stolen from a Liverpool house, with suspected American escape. John Davis of Rhymaney Iron-works and a surgeon accomplice Edwards flee with £19 to £20 of a benefit society. An assault on John Hampoon near Ratcliffe yields over £100 in English notes and spectacles. Behrens house robbed of a purse with £3 to £4, a gold watch, chain, and other items including a Breguet backmaker mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
John Beasley
Dublin
America
John Davis
Duke of Wellington
Rhymaney Iron-works
Bedwerty
Monmouth
Edwards
John Hampoon
Ratcliffe
Gelt
Benk
England
S. L. Behrens
Breguet A
Paris
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