Private Exhibition of Cartoons in Westminster Hall
A lengthy Victorian notice reports the private exhibition of cartoons from the British art prize competition at Westminster Hall. It praises lighting, variety, and the absence of a weak work, notes prizes awarded by the panel including Lansdowne Peel Rogers Westmacott Cooke and Etty, and discusses subject matter from British history Shakespeare and Milton with critical judgments on individual works and artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Fine Arts Commission
Parmament
Minerva
Germany
France
Eastlake
Etty
Shakspeare
Spencer
Milton
Spenser
Fuseli
Northcote
Marquis of Lansdowne
R. Peel
S. Rogers
R. Westmacott
R Cooke
W. Etty
Satyrs and Briton history in prize drawings critique
The critique praises and denounces several prize drawings. It extols a satyr scene with a pandaan pipes and compares it to Spenser, while condemning Joseph of Arimathea on converting the Britons as weak and muddled. It also weighs Boadicea, Alfred, and Eleanor scenes, noting faults in severity, expression, and earnestness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Una
W. E. Frost
Poland-street
Joseph of
Arimathea
E. T. Parris
Grafton-street
Boadicea Deranging
H. C. Selons
Camden-street
North
Alfred
J. Bridges
Charles-street
Berners Street
Eleanor
Edward I
Mr. J. Severn
James-street
Buckingham-gate
Aame
Cesar
Britain
Paris
Pauli de la Roche
Caractacus
Rome
England
St. Augustine
Ethelbert
Bertha
Cardinal Bouchier
Edward IV
Duke of York
Walla
Neptune
Somerset House
Phillip O'Lauri
Nicholas Poussin
Spenser
Etty
Council of Ancient Britons
Boadicea
Cobden at Guildford Discusses Corn Laws and Farming
In Guildford on market day a crowd of nearly two thousand gathered at the barrack-field to hear Richard Cobden explain his view that corn laws harm tenant farmers and laborers. He argued for repeal, criticized Peel, and urged a middle course between classes while detailing wages, rents, and the need to prevent protectionist policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guildford
L. Long
R. D. Mangles
Borough of
Mr. Cobden
House of Commons
Cobden
England
Sir Robert Peel
Robert Peel
Robert
Anti- Corn Law League
Lancashire
Sussex
Ireland
Buckinghamshire
Hoe
Soper
Maydwell
Moore
Milne
Winkworth
Mr.Cobden
James Humphries
Bloomberg-street
Vauxhall-road
Marlborough-street
Chandler
St. James’s Street
George George
Commissioners of the Customs
Amery
Mr. Hardwick
George
Commissioners of Police
Eliza Bustings
Hardwick
Richard Dennis
Charles Beauclerk
King-street
St. James's
C. Beauclerk
Lord C. Beauclerk
Lord Charles
Tothill Fields
Charles
Hardihood
John Shields
Shakspeare
Shadwell
Williams
Shields
Cashell
Thames
Old Bailey
Norton
House of Correction
Botts Court
Fray
Marquis of Hertforp
Lonp Lowrner
Turner
Louisa Countess de Perchfold
Marquis of Hertford
Louisa Strahan
Duke of Queensborough
Duke of Queensberry
Lord Langdale
Court OF Queen's Bench
Lord Denman
Ambiick
Norazis
Railway Times
Sergeant Talfourd
Crowder
Peacock
Sergeant Shee
Arroll
Thames Haven Railway and Duck Company
Verax
Algo
Lord den
Richard Hutchinson
Woodroffe
Cooke
Pollock
Mansion House
William Freeman
Welsh
John Jones
Kearney
Bridewell
George Foster
Gogh
M‘arthur
Guildhall
Danine Roppiny
William Dutton
Alderman Hunter
Chapman
Middle New-street
Fetter Lane
Armstrong
Queen-Square
Swasnen
Penty
William Patson
Charles Crosier
Peters and Underwood
Sloané Square
Chelsea
Chester-street
Grosvenor-place
Mr. Burrell
Inspector Moran
Pentonville Road
Worship Street
William Pratt
Broughton
Charlotte Rafford
St. John’s Church
Hackney
Cole
Birmingham
James Swadling
Newgate
Lambeth Street
Elizabeth Salisbury
Jack
Glasshouse Yard
East Smithfield
Union Hall
Thomas Edwards
Cottingham
Thomas Robinson
Hatcham
Qubex
Asapu Anton
Central Criminal Court
Lord Ashburton
House of Baring and Brothers
Queen's Bench
Puitan
St. George’s Fields
Southwark
Repeal agitation in America spreads through New York
June reports describe Irish repeal meetings in New York with Seward presiding and calls for peaceable repeal, while others threaten invasion of Canada or war. Donations total about 1,070 dollars across meetings, with broader appeal to Scotland and France. Attitudes vary, though many speakers push for American influence, press division, and rising repeal subscriptions reaching substantial sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herxiste
Chevauché
Poullmann
Centhon
Nangis
Hubas
la Force
Baling
Genthon
Toulon
Poullman
Duke de Broglie
Bilding
Simonet
Genthon’s
Chevauchere
Paris
Zurbano
Igualada
Cervera
Montjuich
Valencia
Valladolid
Cadiz
Cordova
Madrid
Albaceta
Navarre
Albuera
Espartero
Granada
Malaga
Burgos
Chamber of Deputies
Marine
M. Garnier
Tours
Orleans
M. Laplagne
Finance
Copenbagen
J. Holm
Christianshaven
2D Life Guards
Bulkeley
Spital
Windsor
Mechanics’ Institute
Martine
Belfast
Collon
Sandy Row
Bee Dee
John Doyle
New York
Major Webb
Congress
Canada
Ireland
M‘carron
France
Scotland
J. A. Barber
Sons of
Seward
England
John Griffin
Duke of Wellington
Robert Peel
United States
Tyler
Stokes
Mercur
Philadelphia Repeal Association
Oregon
Senate
Daniel O'Connell
O'Connell
John Hancock
O’connell
Porter
Pennsylvania
Brisbane
Great Britain
Chronicle
Movements of the Tyne and Malabar at Cove and Gibraltar
Reports from Cove reveal Captain Glascock with the Tyne tows admiral’s flag and the Malabar sails toward Gibraltar, with Cork and Cove pleased by the officers’ conduct as ships move between Ireland and Atlantic stations. Other items cover Orange processions, public notices, and court proceedings in Dublin and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiralty
Lisbon
Tyne
Cove
Gibraltar
Uts
Ireland
Cork
Cove, &c
Oxaxce Processrons
Orange
Newry Telegraph
Glasslough
4Th Royal Trish Dragoons
Tarmonbarry
Longford
Smithfield Cattle Market
North Circular Road
Donnybrook
O'Connell
The
Repeal Association
Reptain Martine
Denry
Belfast
Toone
Derry
Lough Neagh
Limerick Chronicle
Lord Rosse
Remperanos Society
Birr
Athlone
Denis M‘carthy
County of Cork
Valentine Blake, Bart
Galway
Michael Dunne
Joseph Lyons
Queen's County
R. Peel
Baronet
5Th Fusiliers
Loughrea
61St
Dublin
Limerick
China
Mn. O'Connell
Connaught
Higgins
Ardagh
O’connell
Lord Ffrench
James Graham
Commons
Lord French
M‘hale
Tuam
Judah
J. M‘hale
Laura
Louth
Dundalk
Meath
Monaghan
Cavan
Down
Armagh
Newmarket
Bechinor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Westminster Hall
Caesar
E. Armitage
George-street
Adelphi
Prestbury Mansion
Chel
Noam
G. T.watts
Robert-street
Hampstead-road
C. W. Cope
Hyde Park Gardens
Kensington Gore
John Calcott
Horsley-row
Kensington
Cardinal Boucher
John F. Bell
School of Design
Manchester
H. J. Townshend
Blandford Cottage
Brompton
America