Miscellany notes on royal, naval, and legal matters abroad
The Paris Commerce reports Prince Augustus of Saxe Coburg to wed Princess Clementine with a year age gap noted. Halifax hosts a campaign to honor the Duke of Wellington. Lucien Bonaparte and Mehemet Ali are mentioned in varied contexts. Chelmsford grand jury clears Joseph Polwart in the Tyrian incident. Factory Act costs and Liverpool abstinence society figures are cited alongside numerous brief notices on pensions, church appointments, and postal rate reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Augustus of
Saxe Coburg
Duchess of
Napoleon
Yacat News
Royal Yacht Squadron
Prince Albert
Earl of
Yarborough
Chelmsford
Joseph Polwart
Manchester
Gravesend
Ashworth
Temperance
Liverpool
St. Andrew’'s Place
Church of England
Phenix
Bald-street
Liverpool Times
Casanaiense
Rome
Thomas Aquinas
Vonifeur
Orleans
Cairo
Mehemet Ali
Pyramid
Gizeh
Wm. Palmer
Roger Palmer
Francis Roger Palmer
60Th Rifles
Emrona
United States
Germantown
Philadelphia
Leicester
R. Baker
Bow-street
G. H. F. St. George
Tong Castle
Walsh
Midland
Milner
Shrewsbury
Graefe
Hanover
Royal Agricultural Society
Dublin Corporation
House of Commons
London
London District Post
England
Wales
William Jacos
Board of Trade
New Bisner
Whitehall
St. David's
John Banks Jenkinson
Connop Thirliwall
A.M
Cork
G. Standish Barry
Messrs. Lizardi and Co
Lyra
Treasury
Republic
Morning Post
Courrorts
Bristol
Hull
Gloucester
Lancaster
Chester
Exeter
Newcastle
Plymouth
Portsmouth
Southampton
Stockton
Sunderland
Whitehaven
Yarmouth
Douglas
Isle of Man
Scotland
Aberdeen
Dundee
Glasgow
Greenock
Leith
Waterford
Lord Hill
Maling
Messrs
Lindsay and Ferguson
House of Lords
Bank of England
Joint-stock Bank
Slough
Great Western Railway
Mackintosh
Admiral Baudin
Council of State
Tallett
Tassig
Strand
William Newman
Selwood Terrace
Fompton
Latest Intelligence from Europe and Asia in 1840
Official dispatches from Paris and Rome report Spanish turmoil the queen regent fury and a new ministry. Russian Ukase frees grain shipments through Baltic ports as harvest fails. News from Havre Manila and China covers vessels seizures and trade.
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Spain
Paris
Barcelona
Moniteur Parisien
Perpignan
Folowig
Espartero
van Halen
Ayerbe
Carbo
M. Perez de Castro
Cleonard
Port Vendres
Count de la Redorte
Louis Philippe
Joniteur
Diario di Rama
M. Affre
M. Gousset
Rome
le Commerce
Russia
Baltic
G. Benkhausen
China
Alexandrosska
Havre
L’adhemar
Gault
Manilla
Whampoa
Buckingham Palace
Prince Albert
Ramsgate
Napoleon
Belfast
New Orleans
Liverpool
Frost
Jones
Williams
Simon’s Bay
Cape
Cox Ternury
Albert Conyngham
Kentish Mercury
Messrs. Lovett
Windsor
Augusta-place
Brown
Rifle Brigade
Prince’s Theatre
Herr Schumann
W. Palin
Star Gravesend Steam Company
Star Packet
Lisson-street
Marylebone
William Newman
Metropolitan Turnpike Trust
Kensington Gore
Newman
Hand and Flower Public
Gore-lane
West Surrey
Guildford
Trotter
Bank of Excranp
Bank of England
Downing-street
Great Western Railway
Steventon
Farringdon Road
London
Haspton
Earl Waldegrave
Captain Duff
Marlborough-street
Middlesex
Hampton
Hobler
Queen’s Heach
Tattersalls racing notes at Goodwood and sea air racing
Betting at Goodwood shows modest support for Herman Platoff and Orelia while top fancies endure. Goopwoop and Clarion feature in prices with Lanercost and Gibraltar showing mixed interest amid a dull betting day. Leander Club oars match produces dramatic finishes and the Liverpool regatta highlights include Isis and Black Bess cosmopolitan racing results along with several prize awards. The article also notes abundant Black Game and partridge breeding and hunting activity across Hampshire and Perthshire estates with local sporting plans and arrivals at Goodwood and Lyndhurst.
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Goodwood
Herman Platoff
Orelia
Clarion
Hetman
Platoff
Beggarman
Pocahontas
Romulus
Lanercost
Galen
Dr. Caius
Maroon
Gibraltar
Launcelot
Theon
Hercules
Prince Albert
Duke of Richmond
Havre
Macnamara
West End
Antrobus
Liverpool
Osbaldeston
Calvert
Lord Talbot
Harper
Altar
Derbyshire
Manchester
South Lancashire
Leander Club
Westminster
Putney
Bullock
Jenkins
Sheppard
Gibson
Wallace
Westminster-bridge
Sis
Anderson
Mr. Dalgleish
Somerset
Layton
Mr. Bullock
Mr.Jenkins
Churchi
Battersea
Oimianney
Asteria
Wood
Messi
Butlock
Mr.Ouinanney
Messrs
Dad Wood
Mr. Sheppard
Rogan
Cnus
Thames
Priae
Télalk Bubland
Victoria: Yacht Club
Widgeon
Gazelle
Gnome
Wharnclite Club
Royal Thames Yacht Club
Ada
Thames Yacht Club
Stedmier
Greenwich
Gravesend
Yda
Gunston
Isis
Richard Buckley
G. H. Spencer
Elizabeth and Mary
H. Martindel
Crusader
Unkmown
Dublin
Leander
London
Echo
Parkgate
New Forest
Beaulieu
Brockenhurst
Crown Hotel
Lyndhurst
Fampshire
Buarr Atholl
Shierglass
Polyrecugic Institution Exhibition Delights Metropolis Guests
A recent visit confirms the establishment as a highly useful and attractive display in the city. It features eleven hundred works of art and science, including photographers’ daguerreotypes and Green’s balloon experiments now tied to Nassau Balloon plans. Alpine singers provide pleasing interludes between instructional exhibits.
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Polytechnic Institution
Nassau
Yesterday's Police. London magistrates deal with drunken assaults
A cabman named Ewens faced charges of annoyance and mistaken identity after a Friday incident involving a solicitor in which a woman claimed kinship that he denied. The lord mayor remanded him till Tuesday. Other cases across Guildhall, Worship Street, and Lambeth Street involved assault, theft, and a dramatic rape trial in Abingdon. A Manchester-like public-notice style review concluded with a death penalty verdict in a capital case, commuted to life of hard labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewens
Carr
America
Leigh
Guildhall
Harris
Zoological Gardens
Marlborough Street
John Thompson
Leicester Square
Ryder’s Court
Princes-street
Morocco
Beresford
Nathan
Clarke
Brading
Standard
Yarmouth
Greenwood
Lambeth Street
Tre Kyrre
Sarahk Latt
Mary Ann Clewley
London Hospital
Rosemary-lane
Pavey
O'Brian
G. C. Norton
St. Sebastian
England
Godfrey
Mount-place
Norton
Town Hall
Sheers
Kentstreet
Alderman Lucas
Guy’s Hospital
Johnson and Kinsey
Oxford
Abingdon
Henry Harding
John Taylor
William Bishop
James Smith
Daisy
Patience Martin
Williams
Carrington
Marlow
Cookham Dean
Harriet Clark
Maria
Copus
Moore
Hustace
Frane
Taylor
Bishop
Harding
Smith
Eustace
Justice Williams
Not Guilty in Arsenic Murder Case and Other Trials
Assize reports several trials including Maria Brice acquitted of murdering her husband with white arsenic. Elizabeth Wood and Stevens found guilty only of concealing birth after infant death. Elizabeth Crawford convicted of concealing birth. others—Elizabeth Horder, Hester Watson, and Jane Garland—each acquitted or punished as noted for related offenses in York and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckiyeuim
Elizabeth Wood
William Stevens
John Wood
Grandborough
Stevens
Antvepox
Elizabeth Crawford
Finchampstead
Elizabeth Horder
York
Hester Watson
Flawith
Jane Garland
Hannah Norton
Acomb
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