Grand Reform Banquet Celebrates Marylebone Victory
A large reform banquet at the Colosseum marks Marylebone's political triumph with 1,000 guests and notable attendees including Lady Hall, General Sir De Lacy Evans, Admiral Skipson, Sir Benjamin Hall, Commodore Napier, and Prince Albert’s family. Toasts praise the Queen, royal family, ministers, and the reform movement amid fervent cheers and demonstrations of unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semets
Colosseum
Lach Allery
Greg Pesiet Hall
Lady Hall
Napier
George Houghton
de Beoy Evan
M.P
Westminster
Lord Dunboyne
Col. Fox
Professor Kay
Benjamin Hall
Commodore Napier
Admiral Skipson
C. Villiers
Major Revel
Grace
Messrs
Robinson
Ransford
Lloyd
Nelson
Jones
Edney
Marylebone
Prince Albert
Princess Royal
Duke of Sussex
Skipson
Navy
Army
de Lacy Evans
Hall
Her Majesty
John Russell
Tower Hamlets
Boone
Thes Tebon
Her
Benjamin All
London
House of Commons
Hon. Baronet
Commodore
Lord Morpeth
Lord Stanley
James Graham
Ireland
Ump
Fitzgerald
Charlotte-street
Fitzroy Square
An Imperial Spanish Anniversary and Trade Tariffs
Reports from Madrid note the anniversary of the Perez de Castro cabinet and possibly Queen Christina. A monument for Hondaro is planned. July 9 1841 ordinance authorizes Peninsula tariffs on imports from abroad and Asia and export tariffs. The Regent calls for a manifesto against Rome. Carlist border activity prompts arrests. Spain grants England two Guinea coast islets, Fernando Po and Angos, for 60,000 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perez de Castro
Christina
Hondaro
Émente
r _ Madrid
Long Islands
America
Asia
Spain
Rome
Isabella
Arroyo
England
Guinea
Fernando Po
Angos
PORTUGAL REVENUES AND FORTIFICATION FUNDS DISCUSSED
Uncollected government revenues up to June and estimated future receipts form the basis for redeeming national property and unsold assets. The fund, largely uncertain, could be pledged to public debt, with portions unlikely to be collected.
Turkey and the East News From Malta and Constantinople
Malta letters and Constantinople advices through June 27 describe Mehemet Ali resisting stipulations while the Porte inflates its army position. Reports include Napier’s efforts over Syrians, a Hatti sherif acceptance, and troop movements to Candia amid ongoing Arab next steps. Alexandria notes plague decline, Ibrahim Pacha arrival, and prisoner exchanges. United States items cover New York papers to June 2 and a Trinidad wreck sighting near Hatteras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Constantinople
Smyrna
Alexandria
Candia
Levant
Pacha
Napier
Mehemet Ali
Porte
Mehemet
Arabia
Tahir Pacha
St. John’s Day
Ibrahim Pacha
Cairo
Medea
Beyrout
Wreck sighting and exchange rates amid President rumor
A survivor describes the wreck as if on fire though no person was seen, noting no boarding due to the absence of a body. Citizens in Philadelphia and New York speculate it is the President burnt at sea, while exchange rates with England report 74 to 8 percent in fair business conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Moniteur Parisien
M. Boucher
Gers
Toulouse
Maurice Duval
M. Mahul
M.arzac
National Guard
Place d’Orleans
National
Garonne
le Temps
Moniteur
St. Michel
Rubhieres
M. Plougoulin
M. Nicias Galliard
M. Maurice Duval
Algiers
d’Aumale
Toudonnais
Hugon
Fernando Po
Africa
England
France
Austria
Prussia
Russia
Erte
Belgrade
Constitutionnel
Belgium
Neuilly
Admiralty
Jerusalem
Syria
Eta
Barcelona
van Halen
Frankfort Journal
Hanover
Stade
M. Holtermann
Wisawa
House of Steiner and Co
House of Geymuller
Treasury
House of
Augsburg
Holy See
Yvan
Cologne
Munich
Upper Bavaria
Perenne
Doyle
London
Switzerland
Tessin
Argau
Argan
United States
Oxford
Rathbone
New York
Columbia
Philadelphia
Augusta
Trinidad
Sawyer
Cuba
Cape Hatteras
Shaft, &c
Clay
M.P
Ratcliff Gas Company
Tower Hamlets
Planet
Nicholson’s Wharf
Ingress Abbey
James Harmer
Gravesend
Harmer
Greenhithe
Ingress Park
Goodman
Surrey Yeomanry Corps
Cnplan Aaylum
London Tavern
G. B. Harrison
Kixo’s
Cornegs Hospital
Alexander M‘caul
Trinity College
Dublin
Gentleman
Holborn
The
Strand
Figlp
Drummond
Knox
Montague, &c
St. George’s Hospital
Chorley
Szizunz
Red Lion Inn
Dover
Exeter
Mr. B
Buller
W. Follett
Mr. Buller
Eyeté NY
Devonshire
Gloucester
Morper
Prtza
John Grating
Jacob Nottis
Littleworth
Hardt
Hin
John Phelps
Oliver Southan
Phelps
John Smith
Smith
Trapde
Lord Melbourne
Hereford
Jonxs McKewerner
Dean
Warren
Green
70Th Regiment of Foot
Jonathan Rawlings
Oia
Barking
Waren
Henry Stammers
Dilton
Rawlings
Kent
Maidstone
East Malling
Wateringbury
Brendley
Horsmonden
S.W
Aaron Lees
Liverpool
Royal Agricultural Secrety
Aies
Ireland
Scotland
Isle of Man
Earl Spencer
Lord Ducie
Lord Mil
Col. Egerton
W. Egerton
Lady Fleming
Mr. Hayter
In Buller
P. D. Cooke
R. Clive
Sean Childers
W. B. Baring
Mr. Divers I W. Miles
J. Johnson
G. Leegijsers Thompson
R. F. Shawe
Wilson Patten
M.P. J. Messi
Shelly
R. M. Milnes
Mr. Gordon
Vavasour
Miles
Richard Puleston
C. Ke
Manchester
Bank of Manchester
Ithdra
Lancashire
Metropolis Almanac Briefs and City Council Proceedings
A Tuesday city council session in London heard sheriffs report prison conditions and discuss governors and staff changes at the House of Correction. The court approved appointments, extended widow’s inventory deadlines, and heard plans for a conservancy court and admissions to freedom via servitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of London
John Clark
Central Criminal Court
Sessions House
Reid
House of Correction
John Teague
Teague
Alderman Lucas
Witham
Vintners’ Company
Charles Pearson
Court of Common Council
Stationers’ Company
RicuMoxp
Blackfriarsbridge
Castle-inn
Richmond
Surrey
Blackfriars Bridge
Hopkins
John Hall
South America
East Indies
Mauritius
West Indies
Sydney
van Diemen’s. Land
United Kingdom
Spain
China
Pekin
London
St. Katharine’s Docks
Russia
Prussia
Germany
Holland
van Diemen’s Land
North America
Africa
Cape of Good Hope
Mediterranean
France
George Forbes
William Gladstone
Royan
W. H. Dickson
Colonial Society
St. James’s Square
Colonial Club
E. Sharpe
Mathew
Ridgway
Money
Barber
Cunist's Hospitali
Royal
Prince George of
Cambridge
Alderman Thompson
George Carroll
Richard Hotham Pigeon
Loxpon Corret and Batinenousk KeEpers’ Association
Anderton's
Fleet-street
Marshall
Catherine-street
Hare
Humphreys
Messrs
Binnore
Elliott
Bland
Rice
Rogers
Trusty
Vial
St. Pancras
Robinson
Congou
Mippiesex Society
Artichoke Tavern
Blackwall
Clay
M.P
Middlesex Society
Metropolis
Murder at Barnard Castle shocks local community
In Barnard Castle Anthony Capelow, 57, a farm servant from Stratforth, died after a brutal assault near the home of Mr. Straker. Dent and two others are in custody. The case unsettles residents as investigations continue into the motive and assailants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard Castle
Anthony Capelow
Stratforth
Hunter
Pecknal
T. Straker
Dent
Bridgegate
Braintree
London
B. Seale
Wesley
Laver
Lacey
Mr. Courtauld
Mr. Wesley
Court of Queen’s Bench
Bristol
Kilvinton
Sun
Kent
Colonel Best
Chatham
Hulks
Rochester
Langley
Sloman
William Warre
Church of England
Norwich
Nor‘wich
Messrs. Sloman
Phenix
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Pee Een
Portugal
Hubli
Foreign Intelligence
Greece
la Presse
Athens
Mavrocordato
Otho
Mayrocordato
Malta Chronicle
Mustapha Pacha
Apercorona
H.E
Sphakia
Malia
Oime
Berlin
Turkey
East