Resignation Rumor and Other 1841 News Notes in Dublin Mail
The Dublin Mail reports a rumour that A E Blake may resign as chief remembrancer of the exchequer, health prompting a move to warmer climates, with Greene named as possible successor. Also noted are water attendants at St Agnes well, census figures for England Wales Ireland, a possible Hong Kong governorship for Major General D Aguilar, and the death of Bishop Baines in Prior Park with an inquest verdict of death by the visitation of God.
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Dublin Mail
A.E. Blake
Exchequer
Greene
Kernuforest Gardens
Lords Commissioners of the Woods and Forests
St. Agnes
Bayswater
House of Commons
United Kingdom
England
Wales
Scotland
Ireland
Horna Kono
D’ Aguilar
Belfast
Hong Kong
Lord Saltoun
Barnes
Sica
Axp
Baines
Prior-park
Liga
For-Park
Berkeley
Spetchley-park
Bath
Buckingham Palace
Windsor Castle
Herr Kohl
Prince Albert
Her Majesty
Messrs
Renwick Fous
Jowers
Schroeder
Egerton
Thomas
Dingeldash
Royal
Royal Household
John Willis
R. Berkeley
Warndon
Willis
Worcester
Hart Davies
Nathaniel Davies
No. 1
Saville-row
Walworth-road
William Major
Excise
Kert George
Westminster
Aving
Rorat
Dustir
Macbeth
Anderson
Calcraft
Thomas M'‘Cabe
College-street
Mercer’s Hospital
Anne Hillier
Spring Place
Wandsworth-road
Court and fashion mark royal birthday celebrations
The article details royal birthday observances with a morning troop inspection at St James's in the presence of Prince Albert and high nobility, the procession and salutes in St James's Park, and a grand Wellington ball at Apsley House attended by about 1,200 distinguished guests. Illuminations nationwide reflect loyalty.
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St. James's Ark
Prince Albert
Duke of Cambridge
Prince George of Cambridge
Duke of Wellington
Viscount Combermere
Itzroy Somerset
Charles Dalbiac
George Murray
Willoughby Gordon
James Macdonald
Downshire
Salisbury
Douro
Foley
Adolphus Fitzclarence
Royal
Grenadiers
Coldstream and
Scots Fusilier Guards
1St Regiment of Life Guards
George IV
Coldstream
St. James's Palace
Norma
Alma
Mozart
William IV
St. James's Park
St. James’s Street
Piccadilly
Buckingham Palace
Horse Guards
House of Commons
Batt
Arsnry-Hovss
Apsley House
Household Regiments
Grenadier and Coldstream Guards
Grenadier Guards
Ellison
Marchioness of
Lord Charles Wellesley
Earl of Aberdeen
Royal Visit at Inner Temple Entertainment for Hanover’s King
Sir Charles Wetherell hosts King of Hanover Charles Wetherell at a grand Inner Temple banquet. Notables including the Duke of Buckingham and Lord Denman attend as royal guest receives toasts. Later the Duke and Duchess of Mecklenburg Strelitz embark from Dover for Calais amid public cheers. Dr Spohr banquet honors his genius with musical tributes and performances.
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Sir Temple
Hanover
Temple
King of Hanover
Charles Wetherell
Inner Temple
Hattorff
Middle Temple
King’s Bench
Tanfield-court
Cooper
Gimber
Society
St. James’s
Tanfield Court
Duke of Buckingham
Duke of Beaufort
Earl of Eldon
Lord Denman
George Rose
Lyndhurst
Sir Charles
Duke of Wellington
Sir Charles Wetherell
Marquis of Londonderry
Earl Delawarr
Earl of Digby
Viscount Strangford
Rochester
Lord Brougham
Kenyon
Lord Lowther
Frederick Pillock
William Follett
C. E
Queen Anne
James Thornhill
William III
Mary
Coke
Lyttleton
Thurlow
St. James’s, Doves
Baron Knesebeck
Worthington
Dover
Ariel
L. Smithers
Calais
Fyfe
Stout
Spohr
Crown and Sceptre
Greenwich
William Horsley
Fsy
Henry Bishop
George Smart
Hall
Royal Society of Musicians
Alsager
Moschelles
Dreyschock
Benedict
Camilla Sivori
Broadwood
Robertson
Neate
Sterndale Bennett
Griffen
Philharmonic
Horsley
Louis Spear
Bach
Handel
Hagan
Mozart
Beethoven
Erman
Webbe
Messrs
Machin
Allen
C. Horn
Bia
Death of Field Marshal Count Wittgenstein in St Petersburg
The celebrated Field Marshal Count Wittgenstein died at St Petersburgh on the 16th alt., at the advanced aged of 87. He commanded the Russian armies during most of the late French war and enjoyed the Emperor Alexander's confidence. The Emperor ordered three days of national mourning for the Russian army.
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Count Wittgenstein
St. Petersburgh
Alexander
Newmarket July Meeting and Grand Thames Regatta
Sporting intelligence reports at Newmarket July Stakes and handicap results with Vulture colt prevailing over Bucots and Elmina in tight finishes. Regatta opens at Putney with weathered crowds, multiple races, and prize cups.
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Torapuay
New T.Y.C
Colonel Peel
Touchstone
Vulture
Lord Orford
Bucots
Barmai
Lord Exeter
Beiram
Mr. Cooper
Agreeable
Mr. Thornhill
Elmina
Egeria
Lord Albemarne
Mr. Ford
Camel
Cooper
Regatta Races At Putney End With Close Finishes
The third day's program featured close feats as Green beat Black by half a length completing a four oared watermen event, with Orange leading early in one heat and Dalgleish Wallace favored in the grand heat. Leander absent, Oxford University Club won the grand heat by about 100 yards after a late start from Leander.
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Middlesex
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Thames Yacht Club
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Chiswick-all
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Dalgleish
Wallace
Red
Julius
Bumpstead
Green
Jeffreys
Jackson
White
Chapman
Earnshaw
Orange
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Py Watermen
C. Hill
Pocock
Shelton
Bull
Newell
Goodrum
Phelps
Stripe
G. Campbell
Thomas Coombes
Valve
Civil Engineer Club
Oxford Aquatic Club
Leander Club
Cambridge Subscription Rooms Club
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Lanps
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Ryan
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Cox
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Wright
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Wartz
W. Mansell
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Pharady
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Miller
Black
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Lean der Club
Soames
Shepherd
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E. Lloyd
Grogan
Fenton
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Cooper
Reid
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T. Combes
Milbank
Lambeth
Battle-bridge-stairs
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Coombes
Paiz-Carep
Mesers Chapman
Blue
Yellow
Oans
Waterazy
Battle Bridge
Everard
Blackfriars
Doublee
H. Campbell
Ditto
Liddy
Wandsworth
T. Goodrum
T. Coombes
Hughes
Lowndes
Bourn
Brewster
Rogers
R. Menzies
Stap
University
Lot
London-bridge
Teddington Lock
Evan Morris
Thomas
Hicke
Collyer
Lett
Grace
Messrs. Messan
Chasley
Rae
Tisdale
Keight
Holloway
Pink
Jevel
Light Green
Tasker
Red Cross
Kennedy
Crimson
P. Conant
Dodd
Blue Cross
Conant
Oxford
Mesars
H. Chapman
St. Aubyn
W. E. M. Jones
Bumstead
Stapylton
Lottery
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Plummell
Williams
C. Maynard
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Neville
Maxwell
Carter
Amateeur
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Mr. Kennedy
T. Lett
Messan
Silves MxEosts
Reville
Shaw
Maberley
T. Gray
Baylis
Treadley
Tay
Evans
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Sellem
Scott
Henry Wood
Carenter
Anderson
Ommaney
Henry Gibson Wooden
Winstanley
Porter
Thompson
A. C. Weller
Athol Johnson
G. Chapman
Ashley
Freeman
Stewart
P. Compton
Horsman
Groggins
Bannister
Smith
Arnold
Lloyd
Robertson
Another
Forster
Duel at Camden Town Ends In Fatal Duel Between Officers
The Sunday Chronicle recounts the Camden Town duel between Lieutenant Colonel Fawcett and Lieutenant Munro, both from prominent regiments, with Munro seeking satisfaction after a dispute over insults to property. Fawcett lies wounded with possible injuries to the diaphragm or abdomen, doctors liston and sandys tending him through a night of crisis, while police pursue the missing principals. The story notes family ties through marriage to Jamaica’s chief medical officer, and the possibility of surrender within days as investigations continue.
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Fawcett
No. 4
Francia-terrace
Kentish-town
Ages
Munro
Jamaica
Royal Horse Guards
Blue
Albany-street
Regent’s Park
Knightsbridge
Brompton Square
Lieutenant Munro
Grant
Gulliver
Colonel Fawcett
Jones
Mr. Gulliver
Aggs
Great Scotland Yard
Camden Town
France
Marylebone
Mr. Sandys
Benjamin Brodie
Camden Arms
Liston
Weekly Chronicle
Death of Colonel Fawcett at Camden Arms
The gallant Colonel Fawcett died at the Camden Arms tavern on Monday at 6 10 evening following a rapid decline after a Sunday night turning point. Doctor Liston and medical attendant Mr. Sandys, along with Mrs. Fawcett, were present. she remained in the room throughout the final hours.
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Camden Arms
Liston
Mr. Sandys
Inquest Opens Over Death of Lieutenant Colonel Fawcett
Coroner Mr Wakley and a fourteen-strong Camden jury assembled at the Camden Arms to probe the death of Lieutenant Colonel David Lynam Fawcett. Medical witnesses described a bullet wound to the chest, the bullet’s path through the lung to the spine, and an ensuing fatal hemorrhage, while officers and toll-gate witnesses outlined a field duel near Maiden Lane and the escape of two party members. The inquiry adjourned to Thursday with further identification and letters to be produced.
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Middlesex
Camden Town
Camden Arms Tavern
Randolph Street
Lynar Fawcett
Cumberland
Tressers
Humphreys
Lieutenant Munro
Aggs
David Lynar Fawcett
S. Sandys
Francis Terrace
Kentish Town
Benjamin Brodie
Colonel Fawcett
B. Brodie
Liston
Sandys
Witess
Robert Liston
Clifford-street
Bond-street
University College
Gulliver
Sir B. Brodie
Dalrymple
Matthews
John Jones
Camden-road
Maiden-lane
Maidenlane
St. Mary
Islington
Mr. Gulliver
Camden Road
Brecknock Arme
Brecknock Arms
Guulliver
Edward Davis
Wilstead-street
Newroad
Brecknock
Maiden Lane
Holloway Road
Rifle Ground
Regent’s Park
Brecknock Armis
Tavaspay
Camden Arms
Bodkin
Isidore Blake
8Th Hussars
David Lynam Fawcett
Sloane-street
Fawcett
Munro
Alexander Thomson Munro
Army
William Aggs
Division of Police
Tuesda
Lynam
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