Secretary of State vows peace on Sunday with six pounders
The Secretary of State for the Home Department pledges effort to maintain order this Sunday. G Dundas, known as Admira by some, argues for deploying six pounders to quiet the mob next Sunday. Those in Hyde Park last week are called canailic and should be publicly shamed for degrading the House of Commons.
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Secretary of State For the Home Department
G. Dundas
Admira
Canailic
House of Commons
Hyde Park
Parliamentary drama over Religious Worship Bill withdraws
In the House of Commons the Religious Worship Bill faced sharp scrutiny. Earl Derby’s Select Committee flared the measure, leading to its withdrawal after the former noble Earl refused to acknowledge it. Lord John Russell’s Vienna negotiations sparked debate on peace terms, cabinet unity, and war aims as MPs pressed for clear objectives and accountability.
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Neaustis Taigethé Boal
Faro Shaftesbury
Earl Derby
House OF Commons
Lord J. Russell
John Russell
Vienna
Milner Gibson
Count Buol
Russia
England
France
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Paris
London
Buol
Rornick
C. Hamilton
Drishartt
Mr. Cowpew
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Lord Parmeriston
Fingland
G. Grey
Spooner
Lord Goderich
London Markets Corn Exchange report on livestock and grain prices
Market notes show short corn and wheat supplies from Essex and Kent with moderate barley beans and peas. Oats imports limited though foreign wheat and barley fair, prices steady or rising for prime and fresh country marks. Beef, sheep, calves, and pigs traded steadily with firm best Scots and ample total stock listed from various counties and Ireland.
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Monvax
Essex
Kent
Norfolk
Suffolk
Dinbridgeshire
Lincolnshire
England
Scotland
Ireland
Lamba
Haasis
Meat price shifts in Newgate and Leadenhall markets
Moderately supplied meat markets in Newgate and Leadenhall report mixed Quotations with various grades. Prices show prime and middling pork and other meats listed in pence per stone or weight, reflecting regional demand and market conditions.
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Newgate and Leadenstall
Monnay
Demuid
Market Report Notes Sluggish Potato and Grain Prices
The market shows scarce old potatoes on sale with nominal quotations and a steady overall trade. Imports last week include Rotterdam 610 tons, Guernsey 72 packages, Jersey 40 tons. Hops trade fair, hay prices rise, sugar sales limited, and provisions steady with minor price shifts.
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Forelin
Rotterdam
Guernsey
Dersey
Jeny
Marriages certified at Primitive Methodist Chapel Hornsea and others
From the London Gazette a list of venues and names authorized for solemnising marriages and notices of bankruptcies and sequestrations. Entries include Primitive Methodist Chapel Hornsea and multiple individuals such as Jd Mitchell Great Bourton and T Whilps Greenlnes, with August dates and court venues across Birmingham Leeds Liverpool Manchester and Dundee.
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Primitive Methodist Chapel
Hornsea
York
Bankruits
Jd. Mitchell
Great Bourton
Oxford
Basinghalle Street
Pattison
Longman
Old Broad-street
T. Whilps
Green-lnnes
Highbury
Carpenter
Basinghall-street
Brown
Finsbury-place
A. Newey
Birmingham
Birmingham District Court of
Southall
Anne-street
T.P. Smith
Lancaster
Manchester
M. Ferns
Stockport
J. Manley
Chew and Son
Swanstreet
Bankrupts and Sequestrations Listed Across UK Cities
The notices name Emilio Pistrucci in Pimlico and multiple partners in Bristol London and Sheffield facing August hearings. James Langdon from Exeter and Aaron Marks with Nahum Salamon from Sheffield are listed with August dates. Sequestrations include Norman Morrison near Glasgow and John Neill with Carl Verrap in Leith. Other entries cover Glasgow Edinburgh Dundee and Manchester proceedings with various hotels and courts named for hearings.
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Windsor-terrace
Pimlico
General Commission
Basinghall-street
Hatton
Essex-street
Strand
James Henry Langdon
Exeter
Exeter Court
Aaron Marks
Nahum Salamon
Sheffield
Leeds Court
Fretson
Thomas Wade
Newlay
Yorkshire
Blackburn
Leeds
John ‘Taylor
Manchester
Manchester Court
Wise
David Mackechnie
West Hartlepool
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Hartley
Southampton-street
Bloomsbury
Leith
Hatel
John Christie
Glasgow
Waverley
Robert Hodee
Edinburgh
Stevenson’s Sale
Thomas C. M’indoe
Globe Hotel
James Tarhat
Dundee
Royal Hotel
Births and Marriages and Deaths Notices
Births record numerous locations including Mullingar Ruperra Castle Windhestone Hall Wellesbourne Hall Westminster Eaton-square Langley House Clyde Park and others. Marriages include Sir Samuel Whitbread MP to Lady Isavella Pelham and several other unions across Marylebone Perivale St George Hanover Square and Woolwich. Deaths note Arthur Hooker Cardyon midshipman and Captain Charles Arthur Moore among others with service links to Capes and Sevastopol.
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Mullingar
County of Westmeath
Hanham
Ruperra Castle
Glamorganshire
George Walker
Windhestone Ifall
Old Palace-yard
Westminster
William Napier
Eaton-square
I. Maude
R.N
Langley House
Serts
Askwith
Royal Artillery
Queen’s Gardens
Clyde Park
James Lennox Hannay
St. Peter's Church
Eaton Square
Samuel Whitbread
Isq
M.P
Samuel. Whitbread
Oxford
Woolwich
Charles Gage Brown
Miana-plice
Sloane-street
Mary Ann
William M'Pherson Rice
Iver Majesty's Dockyard
Burnham
Bucks
Charles Itarley
John Savory
Burnham Priory
Robert Monckton
Juchard Stephens
Belgrave
Leicestershire
Brasanose College
Cape
Arthur Hooker
Cardyon
Carlyon
Tregrehan
Mardwick
St. Selena
Madras
England
Charles Arthur Moore
George Moore
Tii
Hedun
Edward Lowland Forman
Ynd
Ville Drivade
Reda
Sebastopul
Obituaries and Military Losses Across Regions In Brief
A list of obituaries and notices records numerous deaths and military losses. Notable entries include Lieut Langford Hoyland of the 33rd Regiment aged 17, Captain Charles Welbore Herbert Agar of the Roeiment, and Rear Admiral Sir Willian Baward Party. Other casualties reference Sir John Acworth Omutanney and Lieut.-Colonel Thew, among many local deaths and memorials.
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Dames
St. Clair Hobson
Liewt
Tih
Mustlions
Kishati
Sebastopal
Redan
Langford Hoyland
Ding
Charles Welbore Herbert Agar
Roeiment
Othe
Morgen House
Biauittshire
Robert Abercromby
Birkenbog
Kingaldrion
Worfhshire
Hendolin Paterson
Ryne Court
Nea Brice Water
Somersetshire
Andrew Crogan
Wicksome Thanse
Herkelay
Witham Doyner Kifis
Paace
Dotteester
Bios
Germany
Willian Baward
Kit
White
Sok Hien
CPC
Ie Tapa
Naughton
Fife
Adam A. Dinnenn Morison
Navehton
Tenry Dinenn
KGL
Gath
Ghiphane’ Parks
Joseph Wilson
Esio
Grosvenor-squire
Aquin Maria
Mader
BR. Watts
Dotin Minton Courtauld
Dourhty-street
London
Mary
John Grant
Fleet-street
New 21
Wyde Park-gate South
Kensington
Thew
Bombay Artillery
Royal Hotel Guide and Advertising Hand-Book Third Edition
The Royal Hotel Guide and Advertising Hand-Book third edition is now publishing and available at railway stations and booksellers. It lists hotels with proprietor names and charges for bed breakfast dinner tea attendance and private rooms, enabling travelers to estimate costs and choose options within their means.
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Royal Hotel
United Kingdom
TIE Press
Wrexty Chronicle
The
Times
Uch Inn
Three Kingdoms
England
Crystal Palace
Strand
London
MAZERPA Grand Spectacle at Astley’s Royal Amphitheatre
William Cooke presents every evening at Astley’s a grand hippodrome titled MAZERPA or THE WILD HORSE with docile trained horses. Lord Byron’s Mareppa and circle scenes by top equestrians conclude the program under acting manager Nelson Lee.
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William Cooke
Mazerpa
Lord Byron
Nelson Lee
Great National Standard Theatre Lineup at Shoreditch
The Great National Standard Theatre in Shoreditch advertises a 4 000-seat venue with top London companies nightly. Leading performers include Miss Glyn, Mr E 3 Gaston, Mrs B Monner, Mr W Mors ton, and guests Mr Wright and Mr Paul Bedford from the Adelphi. Admission ranges from 3d to 1s 6d across Boxes Pit Gallery.
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National Standard Theatre
Shoreditch
Joan Douanauss
OPUN
London
Glyn
Charles Verner
Gaston
Monner
W. Morston
Wright
Paul Bedford
Adelphi
Pit
Highbury Barn Tavern Feature Panorama Exhibition
The Highbury Barn Tavern in Islington showcases the Panorama of Constantinople hung in the Megptian hall Piscndilly with two vast pictures. The Grenadier Guards Band performs under Mr Schott with Leader Mr Guy and M D Alcon. Rooms available for dinners concerts and dances in a five acre pleasure garden illuminated by gas.
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Constantinople
Megptian
Piscndilly
Grenadier Guards
Schott
Guy
M. D'Alcovn
Gravesend Assembly Rooms Open With Concerts and Refreshments
Visitors to Gravesend are informed that the Assembly Rooms, recently decorated, are now open featuring promenade concerts and refreshments. The venue offers billiard rooms and newsrooms for patrons.
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Gravesend
Lessee
Keun
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