Cabinet Proposals and Miscellany in The Herald
The Herald outlines proposed cabinet positions including Peel as First Lord of the Treasury and Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Duke of Buckingham at the Admiralty, the Earl of Aberdeen as Foreign Secretary, and other peers filling key posts. It also reports on a meteoric stone at Chateau-Renard, Niagara presbyteries’ stance on Byron and Bulwer, emigration figures to Quebec, a US population update, and assorted European and colonial tidbits from 1840s news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Robert Peel
Admiralty
Duke of Buckingham
Foreign Affairs
Earl of Aberdeen
Ireland
Lord Wharnclife
Home Department
Henry Goulburn
England
William Follett
the Couonies
Lord Stanley
Duke of Wellington
House O Commons
C. Shaw Lefevre
Sir H. Hardinge
Duke of Beaufort
Earl of Liverpool
Earl of Jersey
Paris
Lord Lyndhurst
Chateau- Renard
Moniteur Parisien
Presbytery
Niagara
New York
Byron
Bulwer
Savannah Lily
Selby
Liverpool
Hull Packet
M. Derhelms
St. Omer
Londox
London
Tucrense
Hatrrax
Quebec
United States
Congress
Horace Greeley
Albert Brisbane
Evening Post
Greeley
Order of Nebuchadnezzar
New York Herald
Worcester Journal
Phillips
Droitwich
Journal du Havre
Largeteau
Sydney
Richard Hoare
Stonehenge
Congou
Amsterdam
Oes
Hesse
Globe
Quillebeeuf
Havre
Rouen
Louis XVI
Boulogne
Lillycrap
Gazette Des Tribunaur
France
Cartas
Paxmoura
Jugetiln
New Orleans
Charles
Jugefiln
Ann
Attacappas
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
Saat
Green
Citer
Stoneabil
Maidstone Journal
St. Mary le Bons
Pancras
Robinson
Leeds
Mark Lane
Tayneeds Mercury
Oaears
Philippe Duke of
Orleans
Wateble de Montpensier
Neuilly
House of Orleans
Byeral
Gourgaud
Vreux
St. Ruch
Galignani
The
Gazette
Russia
Currey
Phare
la Rochelle
Surgeres
Glasgow
Lord Morpeth
Jg Trioes
Uate
Wortley
Milton
Morpeth
The Drama at Haymarket and New Strand Theatre
The Lady of Lyons was followed by a new farce featuring Wrench as a clever rogue, but critics found the plot familiar and the wit uneven. At New Strand, The Frolics of the Fairies enjoyed strong scenery and musical humor with Mrs Keeley and Miss Terrey praised for charm and performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haymarket Theatre
Wrench
Gamin
Jeremy Diddler
Rees
New Strand Theatre
Keeley
Hall
Paddy
Cork
E. Terrey
Lyceum
M. Musard
Royal Academy of Music
Martyn
Alfred Shaw
Italy
Benedict
Wisbaden
Germany
G. H. Rodwell
Liston
Drury-Lane
Finn
T. Cooks
Cooke
Thomas Cooke
Drurylane Theatrical Fund
Harley
W. Bennett
Messrs
THE
NaTional Gallery
National
John
Christ
Duke of Lucca
Pall-mall-east
Phillips
Pietro Perugino
Charles Matthews
Highgate-hill
George Robins
Lord Southampton
Lod Mansfield
Tattersalls Racing Notes and Grand Tennis Match at Lord's
Betting at Goodwood afternoon featured Dr. Caius Welfare and Nautilus in cup and stake events with sharp action on Colwick Orelia and Henri Quatre. A high profile tennis match at Lord's saw Tomkins defeat Taylor Cox after over two hours and a half of play with a dramatic final set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caius
Welfare
Monops
Henri Quatre
Orelia
Liverpool
Nautilus
Colwick
Charles the Twelfth
Goodwood
Lord
Epinions
Mr. Payne
Albemarle
Chesterfield
Gardner
Allen
Goodman
Isabella
Duke of Richmond
Gratwicke
Carlotta
Peel
G. Heathcote
Valaincourt
G. Dawson
Duke of Orleans
Greatorex
Lord Chesterfield
Johnstone
Lord Westminster
Bateman
Little Wonder
Duke of Cleveland
Middleham
C. G. Taylor, Esq
William Cox
Sayers
Mr. Tomkins
Messrs
Taylor and Cox
Taylor
Meassra
Cox
Tomkins
Tohnkins
Elections in Sussex and Ireland spark fierce contest
Reports from Sussex show the liberal vote down one to ten conservatives eight liberals, with Brighton liberals forming a reform society. Carlow Cork and Carlow counties recount bitter clashes, military restraint, and protests over poll book mishaps. O Connell's Cork victory prompts calls for registry drives and a public meeting, while many other counties echo liberal triumphs and Tory resistance across Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bricuroy
Sussex
Liberal Party
Brighton
Reform
Carphay
Aberyst
Pryse
Cardiganshire
Powel
Black Lion
Cardigan
Harford
Aberystwith
Pryse Pryse
Adpar
Mr. Harford
Lampeter
Total
Canton
Joy
Smith
Bruen
Bunbury
Yates Oght
O'Connell
Yates
Hanlon’s
Steele
Carlow
Liberator
Cork
Orangemen
Thomas Steele
O’connell
Ireland
Rome
Rathvilly
Colonel Bruen
Earl Fitzwilliam
Tighe
Q.C
William J. O'Connell
Dublin Evening Post
Symes
Grattan
Wicklow
Barony of
Boosh
Jackson
Queen's Highway
Mr. Symes
West Briton
Colchester
Ma. Sanver‘son
Sanderson
Herries
Ipswich
Roche
Longfield
Chamber of Commerce
Peel
Stanley
Father
Land
Daniel O'Connell
Daniel Callaghan
Francis Bernard Beamish
Francis Stack Murphy
M.P
W. S. Perrott
Fermoy
Daniel Clanchy
William Fagan
Charles Sugrue
Francis Lyons
M'Cormick
Glonce Evans
James H. Hamilton
Thomas
Edward Taylor
Kilmainham
Lord Brabazon
William
J. J. Bagot
Penryn
Falmouth
Admiralty
Exeter
Mervyn Archdall
A. B. Brooke
Her Majesty
Boyne Water
Flintshire
RE. M. Lloyd Mostyn
Wales
Mostyn
Flint
Helgerorp
Elecrion
Gloucester Journal
Herefordshire
Great Council of the Nation
Robi. Price
Hoskins
Baskerville
Radnorshire
Bailey
Breconshire
Leicestershire
Ratby
Earl of Stamford
Lord Stamford
Stamford
Martin
Gisborne
Messrs
Halford and Packe
Martie
Cheney
Manchester
Lonerorp
Lonxaronn
Lorgford
White
Luke White
H. White
Anthony Lefroy
Liberty
Longford
Patrick Bellew
Bart
Pruyty
Cunningham
Fortescue
Bellew
Dawson
Lord Howick
Canning
Art
Duke of Northumberland
Bar Tankerville
Cresswell Baker
Northumberland
Wark
Earl Tankervilie
Howick
Ossulston
Lord Ossulston
Cresswell
Lord Douglas
Lord Ossuiston
John Hodgson Hinde
Richard
Billy Holmes
Earl Percy
Durham Chronicle
Stirlingshire
Gibb's Inn
Exchange Inn
Forbes
Drymen
Duke of Montrose
Duchess of Montrose
Miss Armstrong
Michael Bruce
Wextorp
Hatton
Morgan
County of Wexford
S. C. Hall
Leinster
Hall
Wexford
DuMarius
Ewart
Assembly-street
D. Armstrong
Burgh
W. Ewart
James Thorburn
Mr. Cur- Tie
County Hall
Lord Lynedoch
Perth
Stewart, Bart
G. Duncan
Dundee
Barlas
Anderson
Batnes Bowen
Clunies
Robertson
Whisson
Wigtonshire
Scotland
Saint Colquhoun
Wigton
Reformers urged to mass in Marylebone and across Scotland
The piece laments landlord control over tenantry and praises Marylebone reformers for organizing political action. It highlights Sir Charles Napier and Lord Dunboyne addressing reformers, warns of Tory aims, and urges united associations to regain ground and anticipate a possible dissolution. It cites Ireland as a model of organization and opposition to corrupt influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scoland
Blair
William Maxwell
Monreith
Earl of Galloway
Marylebone
United Kingdom
Sir Charles Napier
Lord Dunboyne
Ireland
England
Scotland
Alloa
James Loch
Provost Bruce
James Crawford
Poultneytown
Croupier
Bir. Loch
Mr. Loch
James Craufurd
Armillan
Advocate
Temple Frederic Sinclair
Lybster
P. Wilson
Burgh
Hang Bain
George Loch
Liverpool
E.S. Sinclair
Josiah Rhind
George Guon Munro
Poyntsfield
Loch
Craufurd
Major Munro
Lord Dufferrin
Chatham
Maidstone
Lowrey
Aberdeen
Penrith
James Graham
Carlisle Journal
Banffshire
Liberal
Richmond
Seafield
Alexander Duff
Lord Reidhaven
Lord March
House of Richmond
Keith
Duff
House of Fife
Moray
Aberdeenshire
Caithness
Banff
Cullen
Chronicle
Times
Wales
Wycombe
Lord Stanley
Liberal Party
Liberala
Popular Party
Ezaminer
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