Mixed notices from a fragmented Derby Derbyshire era column
A chaotic miscellany notes coal accidents at a Dudley quarry with five men killed, fires destroying Dalby Park house and partial paintings saved, Derby reformers gathering, Bristol rewards, barister-at-law honours, a London theatre reopening, and various local incidents including accidents and cathedral stalls.
Latest Political Movements in Canterbury City
Jan 28 report from Canterbury correspondent details Liberal canvassing success for Heniker Wilson, contrasting Tory tactics with Smythe’s shifts on Jewish emancipation and church alignment. Includes quoted historic acts, local candidate notes, and updates on Penryn, Falmouth, and Walsall election scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury
Heniker Wilson
Smythe
George III
Philip Lord Viscount Strangford
House of Lords
Gustavus Hume
William Burton
George Rochfort
Viscount Strangford
Strangford
South-hill
Dominick-street
Exrctron
Fridey
Lord Eastnor
Ryves D'Arcy
Penryn Avp
Fanmouth
Freshfield
Walsall
Janchester Guardian
Charles Wilkins
Manchester
George Hotel
Corm
Tomies
Carlton Club
Gladstone
Installation or Mutiny Exieur at St George's chapel
The installation of Lieut. Sicker to the upper foundation at St George's chapel followed the morning service, with oaths taken in the chapter-room. Fees during removal equal those for original appointment, provoking a note on the burden on veterans. Also reported is the death of Rev. Richard Musgrave, canonical vacancies, and a plan to reduce canons at St George's chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sicker
Holmes
St. George’s Chapel
Knyvett
Lieut
Powell
Cochrane
Asnel
M. Markham
Wrypson
Windsor
Richard Adolphus Musgrave
St. George's Chapel
Brussels
Goodall
Eton
W. Long
Jacob Marshal
Lord Wriothesley Russell
Moore
Dr. Goodall
Musgrave
St. Jean D’acre
Burford
Revenge
Princess Charlotte
Thunderer
Bellerophon
Pique
Talbot
Carysfort
Castor
Hazard
Edinburgh
Benbow
Wasp
Caiphe
Carmel
Lebanon
Stopford
Destitute Governors Meet at London Tavern
The thirty sixth annual meeting of the governors of the Destitute institution was held at the London tavern Bishopsgate street. Edward Foster presided and Rev. William Ford Vance read the annual report noting 5 487 admissions since formation and 172 youth offenders admitted in the past year with 171 placed in suitable settings. The institution’s balances showed income of £10 772 1s and expenditure of £10 213 6s 2d leaving £559 4s 10d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Tavern
Bishopsgate Street
Edward Foster
William Ford Vance
Hoxton
Hackney Road
Hone
Wakley
Middlesex
Benjamin
Ben
Bengarman
Derby betting in Tattersall's and boxing reports
The column covers brisk Tattersall's betting on the Derby with Palemon and Rosalie leading interest, bets of up to 1,000 to 15 against Knightsbridge and others, and close odds. It also details a Birmingham boxing match victory by Broome after a long, punishing fight, royal buckhounds meets at Ascot, and a Cockney sportsman mishap with a powder accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattersall
Palwemon
Eringo
Coronation
Ralph
Cameleon
Rosalie Colt
Scott
Arshal Soult
Duke of Wellington
Knightsbridge
Ben Brace
Mustapha Muley
Derby
Sadler
Greville
Palemon
Rawlinson
Thornhill
Albersarle
Peel
Lord Bruce
Rosalie
Lord Westminster
Marshal Soult
Mr. Mostyn
Prince Caradoc
Lord Chesterfield
Duke of Rutland
Sir Hans
Anson
G. Heathcote
Col. Westenra
Dixon
Copeland
Vansittart
Wigram
Nebros
Gardner
Lady Strut
Morning Star
Finchley
Dersy
Tom Rounding
Mother Earth
Woodford
Conyer
Havannah
Rounding’s
Wanstead
Wellesley Pole
Long Wellesley Pole
Wells
Thomas Rounding
T. W
R. Rounding
Walter
T. Barnard
Green
Hannan
Broome
Birmingham
London
Park Farm
Oxfordshire
Her
Crispin
Kennel
Ascot
Lord Kinnaird
Seymour
Englefield-green
Sunning-hill
Sandpit-gate
Priest-hill
Ouzeley
Thames
Buckingham Palace
Royal Household
England
Newcastle Journal
Exeter
Alphington
Valonges
Manche
Judgment in Queen v Hetherington at the Court of Queen's Bench
The Attorney General sought the court's judgment against Henry Hetherington after a jury found him guilty of selling a blasphemous publication titled Haslam's Letters to the Clergy. The defense argued the act was not a common law offense since it referenced only the Old Testament. After hearing extensive discussion and mitigation, the court held Hetherington liable and he was sentenced to four months in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Queen's Bench
Henry Hetherington
Hale
James the First
Woolstone
Jesus Christ
Jacob
Peter
Arnett
Wilks
King
Williams
Dublin
Taylor
Hetherington
Heywood
Manchester
Mr. Heywood
Justice Littledale
Marshalsea
East Surrey
Bridge-house
Southwark
Larpent
Coates
Corner
Scovell
Curling
Palmer
Humphery
Sergeant Gaselee
Thomas Alcock
Ludlow
Alcock
House of Commons
House of Lords
Lord Fitzwilliam
Lord Clarendon
Lord Vernon
Lord Leicester
Mr. Alcock
Earl Spencer
James Graham
England
Hear
Lord J. Russell
Lord Alshorp
Hesketh Fleetwood
Farrer
Society of Friends
Antrobus
Edward Antrobus
E. Antrobus
Wilson
Morning Chronicle
Kingswood Warren
Lincolnshire
United Kingdom
Special court of sewers rules on Chelsea hospital assessment
A special jury in a special court of sewers heard the Royal Hospital Chelsea appeal against the sewers rate. After about ten hours the jury returned a verdict in favor of the commissioners, affirming the presentment. Sir Anthony Carlisle’s will proved. his daughters share £4,000. Leeds letters note brisk trade and full employment. A 107-year-old Chelsea workhouse inmate died. Common Council prepares royal addresses. grants £210 to an asylum, debated £2,000 sewer widening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea Hospital
Royal Hospital, Chelsea
Anthony Canliste
Sir Anthony Carlisle
Langham
Portland-place
Middlesex
Anthony
Westminster Hospital
Royal College of Surgeons
Royal Society
Anthony Carlisle
Royal Academy
George the Fourth
Privy Council
Trape of
Leeds
Whilien
St. Luke's
Chelsea
Arthur-street
King’s-read
Covar
Common Council
Sheriff Gibbs
Corporation
Buckingham Palace
Prince Albert
Duchess of Kent
Anderton
London
Ashurst
Victoria
Royal Asylum
Holt
Commissioners of Sewers
Neewgate-street
Fetter Lane
Leeds Reform Dinner Speech Highlights O Connell
A Leeds Parliamentary Association dinner at Music Hall featured Mr. O Connell who praised the people and critiqued parliamentary representation. He contrasted Harwich with 79 voters sending two members to Yorkshire's 35 000 voters also sending two, calling it vulgar arithmetic. The event was chaired by Mr. Marshall with support from Mr. Hume Roebuck Sharman Crawford Mr. Ross Gully Colonel Thompson and Dr Smiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeds
O'Connell
Leeds Parliamentary Association
Marshall
Hume
Roebuck
Sharman Crawford
Ross
Rosbercorn
Gully
Colonel Thompson
Dr. Smiles
Yorkshire
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Edward Dudley
Eppive Vine
John
Dalby-park
Vogrinstant
Nortion
Deapy
Osbrutt
J. G. B. Ponsonby
W. Evans
Bristol
Lusiere Counties Herald
Lincoln’s Inn
William John Birch
Janes Fraser Hore
Richard Graves M‘donnell
Eerehibald, Smith
John Fletcher Hargrave
Sevenity Yvout
John George Ramsden
Endirely
Fita Wegram
Sir Robert
Mar+ eat
Loftus
Oldham
St. Peter's Chapel
Lanchester
America
Sepia Age
Bitas
Hampstead
Hounslow
Bea
Hamilton
Len- BoWeet Delivery Company
Fas
Royal Mail
Metropolis
Gron
Durham
S. Smith
Drynton
Cambridgeshire
Blackwall
Bey
Globe Tavern
Charles 3 Booles
Jowever
Poplar
Bloomfield
Faraz
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Payne
Elizabeth Salmons
No.4
Red Lion-yard
Clerkenwell
Ray-street
Michael Cullen
Tie
Turnmill-street
Browks
Vhlse
Viether
Ray Sires
Brook Hil
Jia
Loxpox Ano Brighton Railroad
Jane
Treasury
Shoreham
Uve
Brighton
Ada
St. Bartholomew's Ke Ital
Emma
Maria Street
Hackney
Frome
Bath
T S . Phrate
CamBripGe
Zoological Society
Regent's Park
Society
Woods
Conn
G. R. Robinson
Sty
Fairy
E.green
Pesthott
Frsrvany
Paris
Joinville ‘de Corinthe
Saellig? Joe
Ate & Pasi
I. Ike Hatrae
Berthe
Drury-lane
M. Jullien
Eliason
Fidelio
Jallien
Beethoven
Meyerbeer
Lyceum
Messrs. Frazer
Guibilei
Balfe
Madame Balfe
Phillips
Barnett
St. James's
Tus Princess’s Theatre
Willey
Mayseder
Prince’s Theatre
Allcroft
Madame Caradori Allan
Cushin Machree
Dundee
Tweed
Moile
Launitz
Thalberg
Norma
Astley’s
Baker
Haymarket Theatre
T. Duncombe
Finsbury
Charles
E. L. Bulwer
Earl of Pembroke
Count d'Orsay
Lord Maryborough
Lord A. Fitclarence
Countess of Essex
Lady Burghersh
Countess of Blessington
Lord Gardner
Prince Esterhazy
Mr. Bernal
M.P
Lady Capel
Lord Lichfield
Maberley
Batu Theatricals
Mr. Kean
Romeo
Miss Lacy
Juliet
Henry Hall
Mercutio
Queen Mab
Tur Orera
Iits
Mme. Viardot Garcia
Miss Kemble
Queen's Theatre
la Grisi
Madame Grisi
M. Laporte
Galignani
Sporting Intelligence
Queen v. Hetherington
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