New Whig Cabinet Formed Under Lord John Russell
A detailed narrative outlines the formation of a Whig administration led by Lord John Russell with a broad cabinet. It notes key posts and figures, including Wellington staying at the Horse Guards and reports on Irish appointments, Cobden possibilities, and the Queen’s approval after an Osborne House audience.
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John Russell
Treasury
Isseves Ceenee
Eesteens
Home Department
Foreign
Colonial Affairs
Duchy of Law- Casset
O. Marg
Af Chawricande
Board of Trade
Earl of Clarendon
Board of Control
Jons Hopuovss
Ireland
Lanouchene
the Admiralty
Earl of AuckLane
Earl of Brsponoveh
Duke of Wellington
Ordnance
Anglesey
Thomas Wilde
Mr. Jervis
Romilly
Charles Buller
Ward
Hawes
Berkeley
Gloucester
Pigot
House of Commons
Baron Brady
Moore
Monaghan
Robert Peel
Hom
London
Osborne House
West-end
Prince Albert
Prince Leienger
Queen
Prince of
Leiningen
Prince of Wales
Prince Alfred
Princess Royal
Alice
Countess of Dysart
Lyttelton
Bowles
Wemyss
Bouverie
Buckingham Palace
Chesham-plece
Brooks
Horse Guards
Ald
Lord John
John
Robert
Lord Dalhousie
Lord Lincoln
Sidney Herbert
Lord Grey
Lord John Ruetell
Russell
Spectator
Cobden
Unfavourable Italy reports on Lord Russell health and Peel actions
The article notes poor Italian accounts of Lord William Russell health, Lord Normanby abroad for baths, and improvements for Lady John Russell. It mentions Peel receiving two £10 notes and two sovereigns for the public account, the pension recommendation for Mr. McCulloch, and various legal and diplomatic appointments including Reed and Paget. It also covers royal house news, a grand Dublin funeral procession, a Brighton infant murder, and a Brighton inquest into maternal filicide amid broader colonial news from Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
William Russell
Lord Normanby
John Russell
Lord John
Arthur Eden
Wimbledon
Robert Peel
Downing-street
M‘culloch
Walter B. Riddell
Maidstone
D. Pollock
Bombay
Augustus Paget
Earl of Aberdeen
Paris
Magee
Dublin
Ireland
Middle Temple
Lincoln’s Inn
Inner Temple
Gray's Inn
Queen's Counsel
Chancery Bar
Queen’s Counsel
George l Street
Hanover Square
Walpole
Bacon
Willocks
Rolt
Yeuanim Pacna
Hyde Park
Cremorneshouse
Chelees
Green
Sion-house
Cheloes
Royal, Botanical Gardens
Regent's Park
Fuxeral
Marquise D'Harcourt
W. B. Harcourt
St. Leonard's Hill
Aldbury Church
Herts
Windsor
Datchet
Amersham
Berkhampstead
le Comte George d'Harcourt
le Comte de Castris
Aldbury
Galloway
Sir Richard Harcourt
Elizabeth Sophie
Charles Amadée d’Harcourt
Marquis d'Harcourt
France
Thores
Richard Bath Hercourt
Pendley
Brighton
S. H. Gell
East Sussex
Thorncroft
Norman
Ringmer
Lewes House of Correction
London
St. Mary's
Islington
Aslington
Ler
Hammond
Dover
Parker
Nottingham Mercury
Rugg
John Bartlett
Withoas
Deborah
William
Samuel Collyer
Coal-court
Parliament-street
Samuel
Elizabeth
Charles Pearce
Charles Sewell
Baker
Shaw's Lane
Sewell
Midland Railway
Beeston
Collier
Nottingham
Lenton
Jake
Sarah Tuntin
Lincoln
Scotch Reformers’ Gazette
White Dog
Widegele Street
Bishopsgate Street
Payne
John Smithers
Mr. Wells
Siwautar
Webber
Bonners Fields
Victoria Park
Giabe
Settlement of the Oregon Questic reaches near a treaty
Reports from Washington and New York indicate the Oregon question is on the path to resolution under Mr Pakenhams basis. The Senate advised the President to accept the terms, with a treaty expected to be completed and ratified soon. Provisions include 49 degree parallel boundaries, free navigation of the Columbia, and Vancouver Island terms, with British rights preserved south of 49 degrees.
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New York Courier and Enquirer
Capwin Waterman
Natchez
Cape Town
Brown's Hill
Awatola
Gibson
Somerset
Waggons, &c
Caffier
Burn's Hill
Chumb
Victoria
Collingham
O'Reilly
Graham's
Black Drift
Cochrane
Legislative Council
Frontier Post
Graham's Town
Lower Albany
Graham’s
Fort Peddie
T’slambe
Newton Dale
Pato
M‘lean
Mr. Shepstone
Tainton
3S. Lucas
Shepstone
7Th Dragoon Guards
Fani
E. Schultz
Al‘Lean
Thie Fani
Umbala
Satuanpar
Cape Mounted Rifles
Fort Beaufort
Clarke
Howse
Mr. Jay
Fort Bearfort
Size
Uitenhage
Mr. Pohl
J. Pohl
Graham’s Town
Cape
Graham
Pate
Fingee
7Th Dragoons
Port Peddie
Hibernian Royal Mail
Oregon
Journal of Commerce
Pakenham
Senate
Great Britain
Corwin
Barrow
Crittenden
Virginia
Robert Peel
John Russell
Robert
Columbia River
Hudson's Bay Company
England
Peel
Columbia
Washington
Vancouver
Posse
Buchanan
Spain
Pakephan
United State
Senate of the
United States
Mr. Pakenham
Sy Syener Sesstoy
Yeas
Naya
Archer
Ashley
Bagby
Benton
Berries
Calhurn
Chalmers
Clayton
J. M
Colquitt- Davis
Dayton
Dix
Evans
Greene
Haywood
Houston
Huntington
Johnayon
Johnson
Lewis
M'‘Duffie
Mangum
Miller
Morehead
Niles
Pearce
Peonybacker
Phelpa
Rusk
Sevier
Simmons
Speight
Turn Ory
Upham
Webster
Woodbridge
Yulee
Nays - Allen
Atherton
Breese
Cameron
Cass
Dickinson
Fairfield
Hannegan
Jarnagin
Jenness
Semple
Sturgeon
Atchison and Crittenden
Bright
Weatcott
Palo Alto
Bensaca de la Palma
Courier and Enquirer
Rio Grande
Fort Brown
Ali
Resaca de la Palma
Ingersoll
Treasury
Baltimore
Great Western
New York
Montreal
Mexico
Havannah
New Orleans
Havenvale
Connor
San Juan de Ulloa
Vera Crug
Messares
New York Courier and Inquirer
Vancouver's Island
Straits of Fuca
Great Britsia
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SRE Twesrins
Lord
Jonx Russelt
Lord Corrixuam
Marquis of Lanspowss
Earl of Nisto
Sir Grerce Grex
Viscount Palmenston
Earl Garey
Mr. Duartes Woop
Lord Campbell
Mr. Macacrar
Viscount Monreth
Cubden
League
Nisi Prius
Talfourd
Lord John Russell
Lord Denman
Mr. Haydon
Lord Lyndhurst
Northampton
John Somerset Packington
Droitwich
Thomas Frankland Lewis
Poor Law Commission
John Gladstone
James Weir Hogg
Beverley
East India
William Fielden
Blackburn
Colonel Verner
Armagh
Moses Montefiore
Francis Egerton
Lancashire
Brown
Gladstone
Cambridge
Fitzroy Kelly
Manners Sutton
Trudge
Macaulay
Edward Somerset
Octavius Morgan
Avonmouthshire
Lord Granville Somerset
Falmouth
T. M. Freshfield
George F. Egerton
Newcastle
Bailey
Worcester
Goulburn
Old Hont
Hatsutos
House of Correction
Gaffre
Criva
Aleies
Sand Drift
Oll
Stock
Eno
Umkie
Seyols
Nouibi
Algow Bay
Dregoon
Bis
Bate
Dows
Block Drift
Caffraria
Worning
Ceylon
Rio
New Zealand
Soas
Consolidated Fund
Exchequer
Cardwell
Mary North
Barker
Wandsworth
Theo
Howell