Distress of the country meeting ministers at Devonshire Square
Four dissenting ministers gathered at Devonshire Square chapel to discuss the dire distress in manufacturing districts, the looming winter crisis, and a plan to press Parliament and the Prime Minister for relief measures. They urged unity beyond party lines and called for public action and prayer.
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Devonshire Square
Cox
Hackney
C. Baker
Stockport
England
George Thompson
Sion
Parliaxit
Gantry
Asting
Windsor
Chapel Royal
Ney
Tompson
Mr. Thompson
Sme
Dr. Smith
Jeremiah
Judea
Leifehild
Campbell
Manchester
Bolton
Douglas
Overbury
Land Hinself
K. Baker
Sland
Carlyle
Hughout
Baron de Bode v Attorney General case in England
The Baron de Bode sues the Attorney General over alleged confiscation of property. A motion sought ex bene esse testimony for elderly witnesses about to depart the country. The vice-chancellor granted the order to examine witnesses early. Also, Lord Ashburton’s mission nears its end as Maine Massachusetts treaty talks progress. Webster travels to Washington for treaty details. A new accord may satisfy US aims on impressment and search rights, but Senate hurdles loom due to partisan opposition to President Tyler.
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Royal Mail
Medway
Earl of Elgin
Kingston
Jamaica
Hayti
Charles Metcalfe
England
Liverpool
Cape Haytien
Franklin
Tweed
St. Domingo
Turk's Island
Lurk’s Island
False Cape
Tran
Turk’s Island
Medina
Epward Franklin
Cape Francois
Thompson
Cape Huyuen
Antigua
St. John's
Zephyr
J.B. Wilson
Benin
Africa
Kroomen
Barbadoes
Lieut. Wilson
Europe
John Bennett
Lloyd's
Wilson
Boards of Survey
Powell
Island
James
United States
New York
Eypress
Liverpoot
New York Line
South America
Busby
Philadelphia
Great Western
Bristol
Columbia
Boston
Halifax
France
Paris
Calcutta
Marseilles
Overland Mail
National
Madagascar
Gazette de France
Spaix
St. Sebastian
Tulosa
St. John
Iturbe
Madrid
Rodil
Senate
Augsburgh
M. Pageot
Berlin
St. Petersburgh
Austria
Prussia
Spain
Journal Des Debats
Toulouse
Duke de Calamarde
Ferdinand VII
Neufchatel
Argovia
China
Lord Saltoun
G.C.H
C.B
Cape Town
Apollo
Tristan d’Acunha
Cape
George Thomas Napier
K.C.B
Lady Napier
Cabul
Hamsuren
Hamburgh
Great Britain
Victoria
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Windsor-castle
Victoria Arc
Aberdeen
Chancetton
Uksday
Baron Ne Bone
Richards
Baron de Bode
Feral
Emper
Ashbertoun
Lord Ashburton
Maine
Massachusetts
Washington
Webster
Congress
Reident Tyler
Prince and Queen Visit Roaylly at Buccleuch's Richmond Fete
The Duke and Duchess of Buccleuch hosted a princely sale at Richmond villa for Queen Victoria, Prince Albert, and royal guests including the King and Queen of the Belgians. Streets and arches glittered with lamps and flags as crowds gathered. A grand marquee banquet and later dancing amid fireworks capped the festive royal tribute along the Thames.
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Richmond
George-street
Hill-street
8Th Regiment
Hounslow
Prince Albert
Prince of Wales
Princess Royal
Burnes
Kingston
Duke of Beaufort
Earl of Pembroke
Duchess of Northumberland
Marquess of
Earl of
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
Princess Augusta
Major Stephens
Augusta Somerset
Count Mensdorf
King
Thames
Admiralty
Trinity Yacht
Maritime Service
Messrs. Hancock and Co
Benjamin Edgington
Duke Street
Southwark
Duke
Duchess of Cambridge
Duchess of Gloucester
Duke and Duchess of
Saxe Meiningen
Princess Augusta of Cambridge
Prince George of Cambridge
Prince of
Duke of Wellington
Earl of Aberdeen
Coldstream Guards
Royal Horse Guards
Weippert
Benkh
Southby
Duchess of Kent
Castle
Windsor opens state apartments to public Saturdays
In Windsor Lord Delaware granted a memorial request from Windsor tradesmen to open the state apartments on Saturdays for visitors. When the court stays at the castle, the state apartments will close on Tuesdays as well as Fridays.
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Windsor
Earl of Delaware
Mehemet Ali
Rome
Pacha
Heliopolis
Fitzsimon
Ennis
D. O'Connell
M.P
Harrow Scuoon
Harrow School
St. James’s Street
T. D. Acland
H. E. Austin
C. Buller
B. Botfield
Dr. Wordsworth
Oxenham
J. T. Platt
Queen’s Counsel
C. Long
Bow Street
Jardine
Westminster Investment Joint Stock Loan Company
Adam-street
Adelphi
Applicant
France
Rue Des Champs Elysees
Browne
Deaf and Dumb Asylum Jubilee Dinner At London Tavern
A jubilee event at the Deaf and Dumb Asylum in Bishopsgate Street drew about 170 gentlemen. Henry Kemble MP presided with Sir Claudius Hunter and others. Speakers praised education, noting over 17,000 relieved from ignorance since the charity’s founding. Subscriptions neared £800 as donations to the institution were acknowledged.
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London Tavern
Bishopsgate-street
Friends of the Charity
Henry Kemble
M.P
Claudius Hunter
Alderman Gibbs
Antrobus
Ihe
Deaf and Dumb
C. F. West
William Curling
Watson
Messrs. Young
Cooke
Sir George ArrHun
Bermuda
Her Majesty’s Dockyard
Her Majesty's
Mollet
Mallet
Langdon
China
Dunn
Canton
Honan
Jos-house
Royal Academy
Cognoscenti
Newgate
Court of Aldermen
Alderman Brown
Alderman Hamphery
Mr. H
Matthew Wood
Bart
Alderman Humphery
Nelson Monument Stone Arrives for Trafalgar Square
A 32 ton Leith craig block, 11 ft 6 in by 7 ft 6 in, destined for Nelson’s statue in Trafalgar Square, arrives at Frot’s Wharf Milbank. It is ferried by a strong derrick and crane with 24 workers and 18 horses guiding it to the site amid cheers from Parliament Street crowds.
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Nelson’ Monument
Nelson
Trafalgar Square
London
Granton
Leith
Duke of Buccleugh
Nelson Monument Committee
Allen
Admiralty
Frot’s Wharf
Milbank
St. Katherine's Wharf
Parliament-street
George Cockburn
Mr. Allen
Tur
Francis Anp Coopen
Conpem
Nation OF Cooper
Francis
Cooper
Clerkenwell
Islington
Home Office
Her Majesty's Council
Officers of Justice
Dolly Cooper
Rawstorne-street
Southey
Newgate
Woolfe
Harrow Road
Mary Pearce
Paddington
Edwards-place
Seymour-place
Bryanstone Square
Wakley
Union Hall
George Alien
Susan Sankey
Regentstreet
Lambeth
Kingston
Destin
Ennis
Thomas D’arcy
Bannatyne
Browne
Fitzsimon
de Ruvynes
M‘namara
Smith
Limerick
Patrick Slattery
Faha
Kildimo
Slattery
Michael Slattery
Patrick
Michael
Madigan
Duel and Crime News From The Moor and Queen's Bench
A correspondent reports a morning duel on the Moor near Barnsbury and detailing several court cases. The article lists weekly railway receipts, then covers judgments on Birmingham charter, juvenile pickpockets, a silk merchant robbery, a alleged infant case, a Greenwich chase, and an assault by an ex policeman with resulting fines.
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Tev
Barnbeser
South Western
Raiway
York
North Midland
Birmingham
Gloucester
Derby
Manchester
Leeds
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Queens Bench
Tur Queen
Boucher
Rutter
Guildhall
Juvenine PickrockEeTs
Fleet Street
Ludgate- Ill
St. Bride’s Passage
Blackfriars-bridge
Bridewell
Marlborough Street
Rossery
Mary Robinson
Rebecca Smith
Mair
Robinson
James Easterbourne Rossiter
Pall Mall
Silk Mercer
Smith
Newgate
Worship Street
Elizabeth
Mary Gray
James Barker
Nowest
Blue
Mr. Bingham
Lambeth-Street
Josep
Norton
Elizabeth Cohen
Billingsgate
Deptford
Kent
Rotherhithe
Greenwich
William Forrester
Frederick Burton
Grove
Forrester
Mullis
Messrs. Cobbett
Deptford Bridge
Thames
Finch
Dudley
Phillips
Sutton
Permanent Pier Company
Beresford Sterne Donnelly
Wuipan
Margaret Fitzgerald
Hastings
No. 10
Newroad
Issr
Taylor