Letter from John Frost and Parliament Move Report
Mixed clippings recount Letters alleged to be altered, a Bristol Times correspondent notes the Frost missive and denials, then reports Parliament opening plans. Includes notices on East Surrey elections, Canterbury race, and general political chatter with local reform leanings.
Paris News Quiet as Debates On Fortifications Unfold
Paris dispatches report little new. debates in the Chamber of Deputies over fortifications approach, with rumors of ministry discord. Thiers’s returning favor and court intrigue are debated while harsh winter snow raises frost fears and foreign affairs shift toward Morocco and Egyptian questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Chamber of Deputies
Marshal Soult
MM. Humann
Teste
M. Thiers
Quotidienne
Dumouriez
London
Morocco
Mogadore
Toulon
Oran
Tangiers
Africa
Minister of Marine
Cyclope
Vulcain
Vulcan
Mexico
Casy
Marengo
Alger
Suffren
Hugon
Renault de la Susse
Switzerland
Argan
Grand Council
Bauer
Mari
Lucerne
Grand Council of
Berne
Legislative Council of
Neufchatel
Borel
Constantinople
Mehemet Ali
Fanshawe
Redshid Pacha
Pacha
Egypt
Porte
Walker
Pasha
Yaver Pacha
Yaver
Mazhuni Bey
Imperial Council
Alexandria
Austria
Candia
Mustapha Pacha
Marmorice
Stromboli
Marianne
Courrier Francais
Mackay
Buenos Ayres
Marshal ‘Vallee
Algiers
Abd-el-Kader
Bugueaud
Bounss
Madrid
Exaltado Party
Moderadoes
Valencia
General Espartero
Brigadier Linage
Antonio Gonzales
Lopez
Bertrando Lis
Eco del Comercio
Oviedo
Murcia
Douro
Barcelona
Debut of M Jullien at Concerts dHiver Stirring Promenade Audiences
The Monday night Concerts dHiver featured conductor M Jullien whose fiery baton and expressive gestures drew strong applause. Baumann’s bassoon solo impressed as orchestral color expanded, Beethoven and Schiller pieces drew mixed reception, while crowd-pleasers sparked crimson fire and lively hat-waving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Jullien
M. Baumann
Beethoven
Schiller
Weimar
Haymarket Theatre
Grand Valley
Webster
Surrey Theatre
Royal Surrey
Ainsworth
Tower of London
George Cruikshank
Adelphi
Jane
Elizabeth
Mary
Courtenay
Cuthbert
Dudley
Cicely
Surrey
Davidge
Gog
Magog
Xit
Richard
Ourier
Waite
Jerrold
Covent-garden
Walpole
Pennant
New Exchange
England
Burse
Adelphi Terrace
Duke of
Park Theatre
Belgrade
Mr. Braham
New York
New York Herald
Racing betting closes on Tattersalls Monpar event and related bets
The column lists betting for the Tattersall's Monpar event with Palemon and Rosalie colt leading, several horses quoted at long odds, and large stakes placed or laid against various contenders. It also reports a Witp Sports note from Galway shooting counts and Cheltenham stag hunting resumes after a holiday break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattersall
Monpar
Palemon
Rosalie
Eringo
Coronation
Marshal Soult
Sir Hans
Chamelion
Ralph
Duke of Wellington
Scott
G. Heathcote
Lord Stradbroke
Greville
Palzemon
Lord Bruce
Thornhill
Eringe
Rawlinson
Duke of Rutland
Mostyn
Prince Caradcc
Anson
Westenra
the Nob
Vansittart
Lord Westminster
Morning Star
George Bentinck
Copeland
Mustaphe Muley
Sadler
Ridsdale
Wigram
John Day
Relph
Knightsbridge
Galway
Dudley Persse
Roxborough
D.L
Henry Deane Freeman
Punsandle
Chevy Chase
Mayode Castle
Monivea Castle
Ditto
Kilcornan
Dublin
Cheltenham
Notorious Independent West Middlesex Assurance Company Exposed
An 1840 expose details the founders of the Independent West Middlesex Assurance Company, once led by four men with dubious histories. It describes fraudulent practices, false director claims, low-balance premiums, and record sums paid in on annuities. The scheme allegedly generated around 200,000 pounds in gains before collapse. Legal actions followed for fire claim refusals and other disputes, with creditors pursuing multiple cases nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent
West Middlesex Assurance Company
Aldermanbury-street
London
Berkeley-street
Gloucester
Whitecross-street
Connaught Terrace
Whitecross-street Prison
Equitable Loan Company
Queen’s Bench Prison
Jemmy
Messrs. Coutts and Co
Bank of England
Western Bank of Scotland
Glasgow
Chancerylane
Maida-hill
Ingram-street
John Tait
Liberator
Johnstone
Paisley
Messsrs
Allan and Watson
West Middlesex
Scotland
Middlesex
Messrs
Allan
Watson
Polytechnical Institution visit by Duke of Yorks boys
Two hundred boys from the Duke of Yorks Asylum at Chelsea enjoy a school holiday at the Polytechnic Institution with orderly detachment visits. They tour objects, hear lectures, and receive medals bearing Queen Victoria and Minerva while the band leads the march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roysn Polytecagic Institution
Duke of York’s Asylum
Chelsea
Polytechnic Institution
Bachhoffner
Prince Albert
Minerva
Elssler
Fanny
America
Theresa
Germany
Taglioni
Paris
Madame Leve
Mesdames Damorean
Persiani
Grisi
Viardot
Stolz
Dorus
Queen’s Theatre
Madame Malibran
Molle
Sontag
Wilcher
James Haworth
Alice Holden
Haworth
Blackburn
Holden
Blackburn ‘Standard
Surcipe
Baker
Wakley
Duke of Wellington
South-street
King’s-road
John Curran
Sarah Curran
New York
Appalling Case of Juvenile Depravity and Destitution
A coroner's inquest in Southwark heard that Hannah Thrush aged seventeen died from lung disease brought on by severe cold and neglect. The jury censured a laborer for permitting her to sleep in a cold Swan tavern stable and noted her vulnerable life of destitution after being seduced, pregnant, and left with no proper shelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payne
St. George,the Martyr
Southwark
Hannah Thrush
John Miller
Swan Tavern
Old Kent Road
Swan
Richard Robinson
St. George's
Kent Read
Lant-street
No. 64
William Baker
John Briggs
the Swan
Clarke
Dun Cov
Old
Kent Road
Drowned While Drunk in Bromley Inquest Report
An inquest at the Rose and Crown Bromley into the death of 28 year old William Lawrence a plate glass polisher with Thames Plate glass company found he wandered into the water while intoxicated after leaving the Goventry Cross public house on 19 November. The body was recovered jammed between ice at Bromley canal lock with 15s 11d found on him. Verdict found drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etter
Joann Frost
Globe
John Frost
Wapme
Eeig
Ofinal
Liverpool
Booth
Port Arthur
The
Times
Frost
Morning Arise
Morning Herald
the Times
Morning Post
Morning Advertiser
Bristol
Jen Qi
Dy Attmaed
Merting
Arliament
Marquis Conyngham
Duke of Wellington
Canterbury
Morning Chronicle
Spectator
Inne
Nich
de Sertarior
East Surrey
Alsager
Antrobus
Edmund Antrobus
Bart
Standard
Larpent
Octavius Morgan
Monmouthshire
Worcestershire
Lord Eastnor
Earl Somers
D'Arcy
Reteate Execrion
Mr. D'Arcy
Combe
of Hants
King’s College, Cambridge
Justice Litthepare
Westminster Hall
Justice Tittledale
Stumour
Dundas
Queen’s Counsel
Justice Litrtepsoe
Justice Littledale
Amoskeag
New York Express
New Female Academyy
Paris
Count de Castellane
Academy of Women
Academie Française
Academy
Allis
Hotel de Castellane
Theatre Francais
Gymnase Dramatique
Royal Institute
New Academy
Franks Quarry
Williams
West of England
Trapz
Ces
Pany
St. Magnus Church
London-bridge
Payne
William Smith
Rose and Crown
Bromley
William Lawrence
Thames Plate-glass Company
Aberystwith
Kington
Strethough
Plinlimmon
J. Hughes
Monkhouse
Hughes
Hereford
Battersea Bridge
Cowley
Baker-street
Portman-square
Werter
Wimpsor
Messrs
Levi and Goldsmith
Goldsmiths and Jewellers
Thames Street
London
Levi
Blair
Artillery
Murton
Baker
Londonfields
Hackney
H. T. Davey
Margaret Price
Sheep's Lane
Elliotson
Philestrus
Hed Lloyd’s
Dundrum Greenock
Ireland
Newnock
Orl
Greene Pea
Delley
Dundrum Bay
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Lesps
Holbeckmoor
O’connell
Leeds Reform Association
Windson
Princess Royal
Newcastle Journal
Rhone
Brussels
Roppiex
Dumfries
Edinburgh Observer
Sporting Intelligence
Independent West Middlesex Assurance Company