Correspondence on church leadership and reforms
A fragmentary letter shows H G Ward urging Sir Robert Peel to act for Protestant interests and rescue the Queen from peril. The writer, in formal tone, expresses sympathy for sufferings and asks when he and Mr M'Neile might be made bishops. The tone reflects ecclesiastical politics and potential high church disputes.
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Robert Peel
State of the Country Postscript in Parliament
The piece reviews Lord John Russell's acclaimed speech on the state of the country, praising its earnest clarity and broad policy range. It notes Peel's reply focusing on tariff changes, agricultural signs of improvement, and ongoing revenue shortfalls. It critiques the government’s concessions abroad versus restraint at home and questions who can lead the nation from looming dangers.
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John Russell
England
Ireland
Robert Peel
Lord John
Brazil
United States
Wales
Rebecca
Lord Palmerston
Paris
Downing-street
Lord Stanley
Iron trade crisis looms in Birmingham area reports from Tipton and Dudley
Reports from iron masters in Tipton and Dudley signal a deepening crisis as Tivi works near Dudley halt, bailiffs seize premises, and vast layoffs follow. Bankers estimate large liabilities while some blame metallic currency and corn laws. Collieries near West Bromwich and Great Bridge slow or stop, workers share scant wages with the out of work, and fear of mass unemployment grows. A Sheffield Wesleyan conference marks its centenary as ministers are elected and 400 clergy attend. An Irish case in Downpatrick questions the validity of a Catholic marriage to a Protestant dissenter, with judges reserving judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Tipton
Dudley
Sally
Messrs. Dixon and Co
South Staffordshire
Tividale
West Bromwich
Hilltop
Great Bridge
North Staffordshire
Salter
Sheffield
Carver-street
Wesley
Hannah
Messrs
Jno. Farrar
J. Gostick
W. Sleigh
E. Hoole
J. Willis
Dunn
Dalby
John Scott
R. Newton
D.D
Manntace Cash
Downpatrick Assizes
Jane Rafferty
Neill
M‘mullan
Tomb
Nelson
O'Hagan
Justice Perrin
Reuben
Morning Chronicle
East Lothian
Baron Alderson
Norfolk
Lord Brougham
Lord Ellenborough
India
Somnauth
Lord Auckland
R. Ferguson
Alexander Grant
Essex
Brampton
Mr. Palmer
Captain Boldero
M.P
Quintin Dick
J. Emerson Tennent
Mr. Young
Cavan
Dunbar
Meyer
Belfast
Oseland
Davis
Treland
Ross Cox
Falls of
Niagara
Cox
Dublin
Ireland
Edward Sugden
James Graham
Home Office
Robert Peel
Whitehall Gardens
Beenequer
R. Peel
Fitzroy Somerset
Unionhall
Cornelius Manniz
Cottingham
O'Connell
Camberwell
Poor-Law Commissioners
Marylebone Board of Guardians
Courts of Equity
Sutton Sharpe
Griffith Richards
Girdlestone
Pemberton Leigh
Romilly
James Parker
Wilcock
Lee
Wood
Bacon
Tus
Liverpool
James Clarke
Robertson Gladstone
Gilbertson Henderson
Temple
Henderson
Clarke
Falcon
London
North Cape
Cairns
Glasgow
Glasgow Chronicle
London Society For the Protection of
Tottenham
Benjamin Bond Cabbell
Sone
Christ Church
Turnham
Green
Chiswick
Christ Church, Turnham-green
Great Western Road
Five Mile Stone
Turnham-green
Queen's College
China
Heerjeebhoy Rustomjee
A. and
D. Furdonjee
Eneas Macdonnell
Standard
Protestant Association
United Church of England and Ireland
Bedford Assizes
Sarah Darley
Alderson
Gulliver
Royal Horse Guards
Blue
Lynar Fawcett
55Th Regiment of Foot
Marylebone
Humphreys
Bodkin
Aggs
Fell
Justice Coltman
Chancery-lane
Marylebone Police Court
Mills
Inspector Ages
Long
England
Parliament Prof Not Prorogued Until Late August
Miscellany notes ongoing parliamentary prorogation delay into late August. Reports on Lord Alderson illness, Lord Brougham praise misattributed, and social, legal, and ecclesiastical items from London and Dublin including appointments, promotions, and shipwreck concerns.
Suspected murder on the Diana South Sea whaler
Intelligence reports the explosion of the Diana off St Helena after a mutiple delays home from the South Seas. Captain May is believed killed by a gunshot in his cabin preceding a catastrophic powder magazine blast. A later inquiry at St Helena labeled the event wilful murder, with the Diana wrecked but cargo salvageable.
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Munpgr
Diana
May
London
England
Leland of Ascension
St. Helena
Oles
Grecian
Smyth
Baker
Lloyd’s
Blyth
Rover
London Docks
MatpsTown
Anne Young
Chittenden
Maidstone
Medway
Smith
Sunmick
Dally
Queen's Head Inn
Sibbald
Palace
David Merrick
Goodwood
Duke of Richmond
Southampton
Marquis of Anglesey
Dunceness
Dungeness
Platon
Ferdinand
Clementine
Woolwich
Thames
Sunderland
Newcastle
Rouen
George Lawrenson
Pluton
Eximaonpinaky Buiata
Chiswell-street
Whitecross Street
Bunhill-row
Leeson
St. Luke’s
Clifton Zoological Gardens
Clerkenwell
Hodges
Oil and Colour Man
Aylesbury-street
Clark
St. Sepulchre
St. James's
Farringdon Street
Watling-street
Mr. Hodges
Court and Fashion at Buckingham Palace Ball
The Queen hosted a state ball at Buckingham Palace with Faraday style lighting and elaborate decorations. Royal guests included Prince Albert King of Hanover the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Clementine of Sax Cobourg Gotha. Supper and performances followed with a lavish buffet and band. A Thames tunnel visit featured cheers and a dramatic aerial procession with guards and a royal barge voyage. A near collision with the Syren steamer prompted speed notices for future river travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckinham Palace
Faraday
Tippoo
King of
Hanover
Duchess of Kent
Charlotte Dundas
Sir George Cooper
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
Prince George
Auguats
Somerset
Baron Knesebeck
Duchess of Gloucester
Palace
Murray
Slater
Frederick Stovin
Francis Seymour
Wemyss
Bouverie
Her
Prince Albert
Kent
Gloucester
Duke
Clementine
Saxe Cobour Gotha
Don Pasquale
Mecklenburg
Palmerston
Peel
Morpeth
Stanley
Earl of Auckland
Earl of Aberdeen
Earl Fortescue
Robert Stopford
J. Russell
Lord Langdale
Wigram
T. Wilde
Marquis of Lorne
Chisholm
Weippert
Ondine
Mackay
Duke of Sussex
Achilles
Prince of Wales
Parker Nuttall
Scots Fusilier Guards
Duchess of Cambridge
Royal
the Duchess of Kent
Clarence-house
Thames Tunnel
Wapping
Great Britain
Wapping High-street
Middlesex
Rotherhithe
Her Majesty
Prince
Thames
Evans
K Division
Yuang
Watts, Butt
Valentine
Admiralty
Hawes
M.P
Thames Tunnel Company
Charlier
Page
Young
God Save the Queen
Irvine and Brown
Marm
Buckingham Palace
Griffin
Royatty Oy
Syren
Woolwich
Royal Barge
Roberts
Masterman
Dublin
Tower
Queen
Greenwich Hospital
Cinderella and England's Monarch in London Theatres
The excerpt surveys multiple Victorian era stage events. It covers Rossini's Cinderella with performances by Grisi and others, the benefit for Cerito, and Costa’s program mixing Mozart Donizetti and Rossini. It also notes Astley’s spectacle England's Monarch and remarks on Lejars and Madame Lejars. A long obituary section on actor Edward Elton and a report of Mr. Freeman's stage accident conclude the column.
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Fornasari
Dandini
Grisi
Cinderella
Pia Mesta
Lablache
Mario
Cerito
Ellsler
Fanny Ellaler
Camille
Signor Costa
Mozart
Rossini
Guglielmo Tell
Don Pasquale
Donizetti
Martini
Persiani
F. Lablache
Elesler
Astley
England
Worcester
Royal Oak
Royal Amphitheatre of Arts
W. D. Broadfoot
Monsieur
Madame Lejars
Cirque Olympique
Paris
Dibdin
M. Lejars
Surrey Taratex
Miss Romer
Harrison
Leffler
Her Majesty's Theatre
Drovry
Gzovez Rosa
Covent Garden
George Robins
Bunn
Drury Lane Theatre
Brighton Gazette
Exton
Literary and Dramatic Fund
H. Phillips
Carpenter
Hollingsworth
Edward William Elton
Pegasus
Eowand
William Blrton
Drvury-Langk
Springhall
Verulam
Wilson-street
Gray’s Inn-lane
Pym
John Reeve
Olympic Theatre
Tyrone Power
Elton
Liverpool
Birmingham
Everpool
Napoleon
Theatre Royal Liverpool
Eas Cominus
Coriolanus
Vandenhoff
Chester
Shrewsbury
Manchester
Charles Young
David Morris
Haymarket Theatre
London
Osbaldiston
Walter Tyrrell
Theatres Royal
Minor General Theatrical Fund
C. Freeman
Adelphi Theatre
Edinburgh
Freeman
Mr. Freeman
Caledonian Mercury
Goodwood Races Opens With Grand Display And Packed crowds
The Goodwood meeting attracts vast crowds via rail links from Fareham and Chichester, with Lord G. Bentinck guiding course improvements. Eleven races feature Craven Stakes, Drawing Room Stakes, Ham Stakes, and more, as Newcourt and Parthian contend in close finishes and portraits of fashion fill the stands.
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Goodwood
Turspar
Goodwood Park
South-western
Shoreham
Fareham
Chichester
Bognor
Buckingham Palace
London
G. Bentinck
Duke of Richmond
Mr. Gully
Era
Mr. Etwall
Mr. Osbaldeston
Muley Moloch
Fickie
Lord G. Bentinck
Discord
Ben-y-Ghlo
Newcourt
Bels@na
Belwnna
D. R.S
Lord Chesterfield
Parthian
Templeman
Payne
Mr. Mostyn
General Pollock
Greatheart
Mr. Payne
Ham
T.Y.C
Colonel Peel
Touchstone
Vulture
Mr. Wreford
Sultan Junior
Zenobia
Sandwich
Eaglesfield
Rogers
Misdeal
Duke of Bedford
Convoy
Envoy
Goodwood Stable
Richmond
Goodwood Club
Craven Course
Mr. J. Day
J. Bayly
Mr. Hook
Una
Count Bathyany
Monarch
Remnant
Rook’s Nest
Mary
Gaper
Cotherstone
Lavant
Ascot
J. Day
Billy
Ratcatcher
Lord Albemarle
Robinia
Duke of Beaufort
Liverpool
W. Sadler
Wyndham
J. Hewitt
John Day
St. Lawrence
Anson
Napier
Lord Glasgow
Anti Dickens
Craven
Devil Among the Tailors
Butler
Beresford
Henri Quatre
Gardner
Rameden
Pastoral
Balchin
Brown
America
King
Physician
Coatsworth
Rockingham
T. Walker
Blue Bonnet
Bacchus
Mr. Furth
Mr. Baichin
Sir. W. W.wynns
Lord Palmerston
Zelia
Lord Eglinton
Aristides
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