Second Edition Overland India Mail Reports May Disruptions
Telegraphic despatches note mail reached Marseille on Thursday morning with dates from Bombay June 19, Alexandria July 19, and Malta July 24. Bremer left Calcutta for China with reinforcements. Paris dispatch reports a peaceful July revolution commemoration with limited disorder. Spain’s Chamber backs property alienation of secular clergy by 109 to 2. another Spanish boat captured near Algesiras. bonds drifted to mid- to high-20s on various dates.
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Yarseilles
Bombay
Alexandria
Malta
China
G. Bremer
Calcutta
Paris
Moniteur
Toulouse
National Guard
Martres
Chamber of Deputies
Spain
Algesiras
Gibraltar
Britannia's swift Atlantic to Mersey in under ten days
Express from Liverpool reports the Britannia reaching the Mersey after a 9 days 19 hours Atlantic voyage from Halifax via Boston and England with about 100 passengers. The dispatch notes political and naval developments in the United States and Britain, including M'Leod’s murder arson case and the state of the economy. The report also covers other shipping movements and public notices from London to Liverpool.
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Liverrool
Coburg Dock
Boston
Halifax
England
Mersey
Alexander M‘leod
Union
Great Britain
Fox
Webster
Leod
Utica
Senate
New York
House of Representatives
Thomas Butler King
Committee On Naval Affairs
Britannia
Allice
Columbia
Death of Lambeth tavern keeper linked to bankruptcy
Intelligence from Rochester reports the body of Joseph Dix, 44, owner of the Three Jolly Gardeners in Broad Street Lambeth, recovered from the water near the bridge. His death is deemed likely not accidental, linked to recent bankruptcy and troubled finances after a career as a licensed victualler. He left home a week earlier with little money to visit relatives before meeting creditors.
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Hoxton
Wm. Cleak
Robert-street
Messrs. Galsworthy and Nicholls
Cook’s Court
Lincoln’s Inn
Baker
Crown Inn
Nicholls
Robert Quinlan
William Cleak
Samuel Pummell
Kensington
Kensal-green
William’ Cleak
R. D. Thompson
Kensington Church
Walker
Madame Laffarge
Robert Dundas Thompson
Gower Street
Maria Lovett
Conquest
Mrea. Underwood
Jarwood
Rochester
Joseph Dix
Three Jolly Gardeners
Broad Street
Lambeth
Kent
G. and
O. Allison
Haberdashers and Hosiers
New-road
St. George’s
Messrs. Cook and Thompson
Mersey
Barbadoes
London
Nore
John Robinson
Guy’s Hospital
Payne
John Luke
King
William Cliff
Blackwall
Goodwood racing day shifts and heated conclusions
Sporting Intelligence recalls Goodwood racing with a late start, heats, and a slate of notable results. Mulatto wins Craven Stakes, Passion takes Lavant Stakes, Ralph bests Cesarewitch and Mustapha, and other stakes victors include Black Bess and The Currier, as overcast conditions mix with strong betting and crowd scenes. The report also covers Eton regatta and Greenwich races with detailed heat-by-heat results.
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Goodwood
Tagapay
Mr. Etwall
Melody
J. Day
Conolly
Duke of Richmond
Eaglesfield
Lord G. Bentinck
Passion
D.S.C
Mustapha
Ralph
Captain Gardner
Jemmy
Mr. Goodman
Colonel Anson
Mr. Bowes
Black Beck
Capote
Lord Westminster
T.Y.C
Mr. Wreford
Taurus
Victoria
Hester
Barrier
Firebrand
Goodwood Club
Naworth
Osbaldeston
Captain Reus
Lord Chesterfield
Johnny Faa
Duke of Beaufort
Camel
Miss Craven
Cllytrap
Johnny Fan
Flytrap
S.W
Mr. Shelley
Heron
Chapple
Mr. Smith
the Maid
Muleteer
Isabella
Monops
Exit
Wirrestrew
Tommy
Henri Quatre
Carlotta
Monsieur le Sage
Lady Liverpok
Krestrew
Lady Liverpool
Orelia
Corsair
Mr. Treen
Benedetta
Conelly
Mr. King
Strawhat
G. S. Byng
Garry Owen
Mr. Osbaldeston
Currycomb
Lord Eglinton
Potentate
Rogers
Belgrade
Sir C. Cockerell
Currier
The Drama at Drury Lane Opens with Concerts d ete
Drury Lane theatre opened the season under Mr Eliason with Concerts d ete. New stage decor in pink and white, mirrors and a Venus grotto impressed patrons. Jullien conducts as Konig Pilet Hancock and others perform while encores signal strong audience satisfaction. The page also notes Olympic Theatre revival of The Old House at Home and praise for Lawes Daly and Widdicombe, plus a Vauxhall Gardens balloon ascent by Mr Green with numerous dignitaries watching the descent near Farningham, Kent.
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Setre Spankie
Peel
Whitley
Houston
Cornwall
Newdigate
Hughes
Turton
Foster
Currie
Steerer
Thetis
Domville
Captain
Burton
Ruggles
East
Spike
Higginson
Monk
Boughton
Finch
Surrey-hall
Windsor
Greenwich
Sophia Matilda
Admiral Stopford
London
Thomas Humphries
James Groves
Thomas Reid
Groves
Reid
Humphreys
William Reed
Samuel Simms
Edward Libet
Simms
Libet
T. Reid
Banksine Recarra
Bankside
Joseph Harris
John Harrison
J. Weed
W. Neville
London-bridge
Blackfriars
Pink
Red
London Bridge
Clink Liberty
Southwark
Lamarta Recatta
Lambethstairs
Bishop’s Walk
Stary’s
Lambeth
Shelton
Thames
Havre de Grace
Lewis Richards
George Wylde
White
George Wilson
William Richards
James Maynard
Edward Perry
Green
Westminster Bridge
Brunswick Hotel
Surrey Shore
Hungerford
Henry Maynard
Chas
Maynard
Edward Maynard
George Maynard
William Rolls
Richard Wilson
Vauxhall Bridge
Purple
Church of Allhallows Barking
Daniel Jewson
Gye
Konig
Pilet
Hancock
Richardson
Frisch
Deloffre
Prospero
Jullien
Olympic Theatre
Astley
Farmer Greenland
Miss. Daly
Sydney Foster
Michael Wright
Mrs. White
Covent-garden Theatre
Vauxhall-Gardens
Nassau
Mr. Green
Dudley Ward
West
Soper
J. H. Leach
W. Adams
Ravel
Ducrow
Prince George of Cambridge
Duke of Brunswick
Count d'Orsay
Viscount Casbereagh
Earl Craven
F. Craven
W. Paget
Arthur Hill
Lord Sandys
Dyce Sombre
G. Fitzgerald
Dudley Stuart
Farningham
Kent
Vauxhall Gardens
Cootes
Greenhills Garden
Norwich
Barclay
History of the Speakership and successive contests for the chair
A dense survey traces the election of speakers from William III through George III, detailing contested and uncontested returns, bribes, party shifts, and notable figures like Trevor Foley Harley Onslow Hanmer Bromley Grenville Norton Sutton Wynns, with references to parliamentary divisions and ministerial influence. The piece weaves in late items on postal reforms, Boulogne monuments, and local misfortunes and accidents.
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William III
John Lowther
John Trevor
Foley
T. Littleton
Treasury
E. Seymour
Charles Tr
Harley
Ralph
Lord Somers
R. Onslow
House of Commons
Mr. Harley
Thomas
Queen Anne
Duchess of Marlborough
John Smith
Bromley
Marquis of Granby
Mr. Walpole
Mr. Smith
Earl of Dysart
W. Strickland
Tindal
R.onslow
P. King
London
T. Hanmer
Great Britain
Sacheverell
William Bromley
G. Pitt
Arthur Kay
Lord Scudamore
Mr. Bromley
George
Earl of Hartford
Lord Finch
Spenser Compton
George II
Whins
Marquis of Hartington
Arthur Onslow
Onslow
George Nit
G. Grenville
Viscount Barrington
John Cust
John
Lord North
Exchequer
Rigby
F. Norton
John Cavendish
Lord G. Sackville
T. Townshend
Sir F. Norton
Parliamentary Speakership Contests and Key Elections
The house debated and re elected Manners Sutton as speaker by 24 votes amid opposition over his political alignment, then chose Abercromby as speaker by 10 vote majority, and finally Shaw Lefevre won the chair by 317 to 299 as reform advocates pushed for a reform minded leader. The sequence highlights party loyalties and debates over the speaker's role in Parliament.
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F. Norton
Sir F. Norton
Lord G. Germain
Welbore Ellis
Charles Wolfran Cornwall
Dunning
T. Townshend
Cornwall
Pitt
Exchequer
Marquis of Graham
the Treasury
G. Howard
Fox
Speaker Cornwall
Earl of Euston
W. Pulteney
W. Wyndham Grenville
Lord Grenville
F. Montagu
Gilbert Elliot
Grenville
Grosvenor
Henry Addington
Addington
Lord Hawkesbury
Foreign Department
J. H. Browne
John Mitford
Sheridan
C. Dundas
Ireland
W. Grant
Abbott
J. Nicholl
Littelton
C. Manners Sutton
Dickinson
M. W. Ridley
C. Wynn
Manners Sutton
M. Sutton
Hume
Edward John Littleton
O'Connell
Lord Morpeth
F. Burdett
F. Egerton
C. Burrell
Denison
J. Abercromby
Ord
Lord Stanley
R. Peel
J. Russell
Abercromby
C. M. Sutton
Royce
Handley
Shaw Lefevre
Lushington
England
C. Lefevre
Wilson Patten
Goulburn
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