Political tumult and election notices in Brecknockshire and nearby counties
Fragments recount polling results and political clashes across several counties including Brecknshire, Buckingham, Northamptonshire Southern Division, and Yorks. Reports detail aldermanic contests, rebel candidates, landlord interference, and crowded public meetings, with references to Lord Morpeth Milton and Sir J. Doyle.
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Gdenny Feeiecwu
Newey
Lord Newry Tyst
J.M. Doyle
J. M. Doyle
Northamptonshire
Northamptov
Northamptonsshire
Cartwright
Knightly
Lord Euston
South Essex
Bramston
Palmer
Alston
Yorks Hile
West
Leeds Committee For
Morpeth
Milton
Pee Tiams
Ailton
Wortley
Denison
Revenue changes in British accounts for 1840 41
An abstract shows quarterly and yearly revenue movements for Great Britain through July 5, 1840 and July 5, 1841. It notes decreases in customs and stamps, increases in excise and taxes, and a post office decline. The ordinary revenue shift differs from total revenue.
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Great Britain
Death and wealth touch Glasgow MP in rising fortune
From a parliamentary return Rae notes Mr Oswald MP for Glasgow now holds property valued at £20,000 a year after a relative's death. The piece also reports large numbers of gold and silver watch cases stamped at Goldsmiths Hall and describes the release and relocation of Edward Jones, a Buckingham Palace intruder, to Australia. It closes with a London murder suicide case and a burglary at the Hon. Mrs. Osborne's Sunninghill residence.
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Glasgow
Goldsmiths'hall
Edward Jones
Buckingham Palace
Tothill-street
Jones
Constitution Hill
Australia
Mr. Hall
Bow Street
Mrr. Hall
Wakley
Lauriearms
Crawford-street
Bryanston-square
Sarah Julia Ellis
Richard Keene
Dartmouth
Howell
George Howell
Julia
C. Roche
Berkeley-street
Westminster
Osborne
Sunning-hill
Ascot
Bank of England
The Drama and Opera Season At Drury Lane And Vicinage
The season featured Mlle Rachel in Cinna with Emilie judged weakest yet, and Mme Viardot excelling in La Cenerentola and a duet with Rubini. German opera closed its London run with a valedictory performance, while public entertainments at Royal property and Penge wood showcased concerts, horsemanship, fireworks, and Liszt’s imminent departure for Hamburg.
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Comeille
Cinna
Emilie
Mademoiselle Rachel
Rachel
M. Godat
M. Delhomme
Augustus
Madame Garcia Viardot
la Cenerentola
Madame Viardot
Rubini
London
Obert the Devil
Fidelio
Grenada
Mesdataes Schumann
Meyer
Schodel
Michalesi
Staudigl
Tichatschek
Hermanns
Mellinger
Steiner
Emmerich
Oresixe Vauxaart Garpeys
Simpson
Mons. Juilien
R. Hughes
Her Majesty’s
Crary Lane
Covent-garden
Herr Konig
Prospero
Case
Lazarus
Collinet
Labarre
Jarrett
de Felie
Muller
Mrr. Ducrow
Signor Hillier
Mademoiselle Lee
Signor Felix Carlo
Stickney
Hicken
Hartz
Drury Lane
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der Freischutz
Herr Baerwolf
D'Ernst
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Rotunda
Strauss
Lanner
Musard
Jullien
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Drury-lane
Clarke
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Liverpool
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Drury Lane Theatre
Dickens
Epixpurca
Charles Dickens
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Boz
Charles the Twelfth
Simpson and Co
Boleno
Charlie
Society For the Encouragement of Vocal Music
Pengewood
Croydon
Anerley Station
Gluck
W. E. Hickson
M. Mainzer
Paris
M. Wilhelm
M. Liszt
Hamburgh
Liszt
Russia
Launch of War Steam-Vessel Devastation at Woolwich
Woolwich reports the launch of the Devastation, a first class war steam-vessel of about 180 feet long and 1050 tons old measurement, postponed from May 25, with Miss Hornby naming the ship. The ceremony drew many officers and dignitaries, after which the vessel was docked for coppering and fitting. The item also notes a French button invention and a short piece on Sir David Wilkie’s age, plus a notice about De Bree and a Boulogne school, and a tip about salt in mortar reducing chimney sweeping needs.
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Lang
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David Wilkie
Academy
Isabel Litester
David
J. Simpson
Bowl
Ogne
de Bree
la Capelle
Bree
Boulogne
Pee Texitinn
Tribunal de Police
Tattersalls Monpar Prices and Newmarket July Racing Summary
A thinly attended Tattersalls sale lists prices with several improved odds amid scarcity of books. Newmarket July meeting results include Abydos winning the Handicap Sweepstakes ahead of Taurus and Hawk's Eye, with Rosalie colt dead heat in the two-year-old Stakes. Worcestershire and Severn Stakes at Worcester also report winners, plus Westminster watermen doouble scull race results and a note on grouse shooting and a ceremonial cup for Goodwood. Cricket reports Windsor and Eton versus Islington Albion with a tight finish.
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Sadler
Liverpool
Johnson
Charles
Payne
Freen
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Jones
Duke of Richmond
Goodman
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Charles the Twelfth
Greatrex
H. Seymour
Carter
France
Scott
Newmarket
Lord Exeter
Abydos
Mann
Lord Albemarle
Colonel Peel
Lord Orford
Duke of Rutland
Mr. Sadler
Hawk's Eye
Hester
Nat
Glaucus
Isaac Sadler
Mr. B. Greene
Wiseacre
Zany
Albion
Jerry
Rosalie c
Hester c
Rosalia
Mule
Rosalie Cult
Welfare
Lord Chesterfield
Henri Quartre
Bristow
Tommy
Johnstone
St. Paul's
J. Day
Steuart
Ferguson
Mr. Stephenson
Blanche
Stephenson
T.M.M
R.C
Mr. Beresford
Bob Peel
F. Butler
Thornhill
E. O
Boyce
Scroggins
Wigram
Teleta
Rodeste
E.O
New T.¥.C
Mr. Byng
Tom Noddy
Lord Lichfield
Ray Middleton
Zillah
Worcester
Mr. B. Collett
Dean
G. Whitehouse
Meerat
Mr. Bristow
Harroldstone
Hardy
Mr. Griffiths
Miss Eaton
Buckley
Bessey
Mr. Davis
Anapolis
W. Foster
Fat Jack
Marlow
Jackson
Wings
S. William
Bedalian
Knowsley and Croxteth
Princely Goodwood
Liverpool Times
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St. Joan’s
Westminston
Recatta
Middlesex
Westminster Bridge
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Westminster
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W. Campbell
Thames
J. Jones
W. Spratt
J. Kennett
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C. Howes
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Hungerford
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England
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Paris
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Earl of Howth
Mr. Bradley
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United Kingdom
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Islington Albion
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Heath
Langpe
Eton
Goodchild
Vaughan
Hach
Eare
Rival Drivers Fined For Public Disorder At Watford Station
It is notorious that brawling and foul language by rival drivers annoy passengers arriving at Watford station. On Saturday July 3 one was fined £21 3s 6d or two months imprisonment after the Hon and Rev W Capel heard the case. Clifford, keeper of the Queen's Arms, alleged a driver Henry Spicer attacked a fly stand near his inn, causing damage. This repeat conduct is cited to urge public caution.
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Brexmananshire
Ibis
Young
Murray
Lee
Dr. Lee
Vane
Olney
Newport Pagnell
Buckingham
Commercial Inn
T. Swaine
George French
Smith
Robert Pael
Duke of Buckingham
Thomas Fremantle
Harrison
Hearn
Denri
Grogan
Ocomwell
Hutton
Os O
West
O'Connell
A. L. Hay
Gauwar
Lynch
Valentine Blake
Martin Joseph Blake
Kinsale
Mr. Watson
Colonel Thomas
Lincolyshire
Norru
A . Worsley
Christopher
City
Boyd
R. Ferguson
Fries
Queen's Arms Inn
Henry Spicer
Toovey
Rose and Crown Inn
Watford
Clifford
Alleged Death in Deptford Overstarvation Case at Inquest
An inquest at the Bull and Butcher Deptford examined the death of Frances Skelton alleged to be caused by starvation after the Greenwich union poorhouse board refused admission. Witnesses testified of prolonged hunger and guardians’ inaction. a post mortem found emaciation and a diseased uterus. Debates over relief, medical care, and guardians' conduct dominated the proceeding with an adjournment for guardian attendance.
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Bull and Butcher
King-street
Deptford
C. J. Carttar
Frances Skelton
Board of Guardians
Union
Greenwich
Charles Dew
Hartfall
Arthur
Drury
Warman
Mary Dew
Dew
Dr. Arthur
Mr. Arthur
Elizabeth Berry
Natural death verdict in Greenwich death case
In Greenwich a man named William Fletcher alias Hewitt, reputed for depraved habits, died after a failed cellar request. post mortem blamed intemperance with diseased lungs and liver, jury returning natural death. Hidden treasure raised questions as 200 sovereigns were found in the cellar and beam hole.
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Carttar
Greenwich
William Fletcher
Hewitt
Roan-street
Rossery
GREENWICH _Park
Dickinson
15Th Regiment of Foot
Greenwich Park
Woolwich
Royal Mortar Tavern
Thomas Davis
William Kelly
Hope
River Thames
Surrey
Bedhouse
Battersea
James Dashwood
Chelsea
Customs
Baker
Lamb and Flag
Homerton
Anne Ede
College Street
Garratt
Court of Chancery assesses charity mismanagement case
In Broxbourne Hertfordshire the lord chancellor dismissed charges of misadministration against Bosanquet and upheld reforms that increased poor children from six to fifty. The case held that the endowment and teaching arrangements improved due to new rooms and a competent teacher, while a parallel finding cleared Bosanquet and kept Hill responsible for his own mixed classes. The court ordered costs to the relator and warned against unfounded filings.
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Fuxp
Bosanquet
Broxbourne
Hertfordshire
Lucy
Hill
TeesDay
Queen'’S Counsel
Queen's Counsel
Whately
Gadson
M.P
Oxford
Baines
S. Wortley
Knowles
Sutton Sharpe
Chancery Bar
Charles Austin
Stuart Wortley
Yorkshire
Queen’s Bench
Teespsr
London
Justice Wightman
Batt
Beazleey
Leitch Ritchie
Sergeant Shea
Knight
Humfrey
Butt
Beazley
Ritchie
Mr. Humfrey
Bond
Court of Justice
Houses of Lords and Commons
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Monpar
Whitton
Fardon
Tindal
Court OF Exchequer
Monnay
Hi1st
Baker
Nisi Prius
Lord Abinger
British Iron Company
Thesiger
Erle
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