Distress in Manufacturing Towns Presses Peel and Ministers
A large deputation from Leeds Manchester Halifax and other towns met Sir Robert Peel and Lord Stanley to urge action on declining trade and rising unemployment in the manufacturing districts. They warned of bankruptcy and unrest with references to Chartists at Blackstone Edge and potential public disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RoBrut Pett
Sistif
Robert Towns
Peeto
Anti-Cors Law League
Ashton
William Biggs
Leicester
Walker
Bury
Edward Akroyde
James Hoatson
Halifax
Thomas Ashton
Hyde
Lancashire
Holland Hoole Boroughreeve
Salford
Treasury
Robert Peel
Alderman Chapell
Air
Blackstoneedge
Yorkshire
Lencashire
Mr. Ashworth
Sir R. Peel
R. Peel
House of Commons
America
Ashworth
Sydney
van Diemen’s Land
New South Wales
van Diemen's Land
London
Liverpool
Re. Peel
Ansivas
Lory Straxter
Lord Stanley
West Riding
Alderman Chapel
Lord Waarxeurre
Privy Council
Lord Wharncuffey
Brooke
Manchester
Lord Wharactuffe
J. Garanax
J. Graham
James Graham
Brook
Astewarth
Toro Rivox
Guapsraxe
BUV
Corraboyars
Chester
No such baronetcy planned in Dublin newspaper claim
The Dublin paper denies any plan to create baronets as stated and lists imagined names. It also condemns a scandal at clubs involving a noble lady's jewels, noting only one opinion on her misplaced confidence and forbearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Great Britain and Ireland
Cul. Bruen
M.P
Oak Vk
H. K. Grogan Morgan
Johnstown Castle
John M.clintoe
Drunbar
Atteyester
Acton
West 3
J. W. L. Napier
Loughcrew
Alornta
Opening of the French chambers amid mourning in Paris
An account of the French chambers opening after Louis Philippe’s calamitous loss with the king reading a sorrowful royal speech. The procession, guard lines, and solemn mood underscore a national grief and possible regency plans for the monarchy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion of Honour
Paris
National Guard
Tuileries
Palais Bourbon
Louis Philippe
Chambers of Peers and of Deputies
Baron Passquier
France
M. Lafitte
Duke de Nemours
Prince de Joinville
Duke of Aumale
Perens Aypd
Tate
Duchess of Orleans
Daris
Guittauet
Auteuil
MM. Druizot
M. Guizot
M. Barret
Sauget
Chamber of Deputies
Brerave
Mo Ennile Girardin
Royal South London Flora Exhibition Opens at Surrey Gardens
The second summer show of the Royal South London Flori cultural Society opened on Tuesday at the Surrey Arological Gardens. A large pavilion hosted displays of piccotees carnations roses and more with about 80 prizes awarded including gold medals and a silver cup. The event drew many visitors and featured a military and wind-band, evening illuminations, and fireworks to conclude a crowded, fashionable day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal South Loxpox Floricultural Society
Royal South London Floricultural Society
Surrey
A. Matthews
Clarke W
Jackson
Barnard
Linnwan
Hitt
Coates
Godfrey
St. Perce's
St Angelo
Ron Steamboat Company
London Bridge
Chelsea
London and Westminster Steam Company
Watermen's Company
Adelphi Pier
Blackhurs Bridge
Old Shades
Greenwich
Woolwich
Blackwill
Wapping
Charlton
Black Wall
Gravesend
Blackwall
Railway
Brunswich
Star and Diamond
Thames and Sons of the
Thames
Eagle and
The
Falcon
Northfleet
Rosherville
Londonbridge
City of Canterbury
Red Rover
Herne Bay
Margate
Richmond
Bridge
Metropolis
Wandsworth
Putney
Erith
Greenhithe
Poteet
Grove
Kent
Essex
General Steam Navigation Company
Watermen
Stein. Packet Company
Mas
Middlesex
Genthanana
St. James's Square
Bern Berddy
Byng
Conmanns
Talen
Geutheman
Lis Voral
Duke of Sussex
Rensingin Palace
Jacoine
Bow-street
Pritchard
Sociely 5
Mondiay Ghening
Kipda
Academy
Royal Academy
Ubey
Vhay
M. A. Shee
Queen Victoria
Albert
Adelaide
Métropolitas Taprovewis
Sto Marta’siethefickds
St. Anne's Association
My Iean
Commissioners of Woods and Forests
Writehall
Wincey
Pie Deputatien
Amore
Petahortau
Board of the Commissioners
Earl of
Gros
Karl of
Lian
Karl
Grosvenor
Paskar
Paskar Novvinegini
I Hippodrome
Kensington Park
Regents Park
Reinder Notting
Launch of Goliath and Virago at Chatham amid national display
Crowds gathered around Chatham dockyard as the Goliath and Virago were launched into the Medway. Nobility and officers attended with flags, bands played, and Duchesses and Lords witnessed the christening with a wine bottle break aboard the Duchess of Buccleuch. The event proceeded with meticulous organization and no accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham
Medway
Sherif
Fincham
Duke and Duchess of
Lord William Gage
Gage
Fisher
Colonel Hayes
Mrs. Grey
H. Willshere
Brace
R.N
Asc
Virago
Grey
Rochester Cathedral
Royal Marine Band
69Th Regiment
Purcall
Duchess of Buccleuch
Sheriff
Chatham Heights
Burton
Ennis Riot Report Promotes Officer and Scandal in Kingstown
The government retains Mr. Smith in service but moves him to Kerrisokane while Captain Duff replaces him in Ennis. Browne’s fate is pending as police from the Ennis riot are sent to Dublin for examination. Kingstown gossip centers on a domestic scandal involving a gentleman, his wife, and a discharged servant, with a court case leading to possible crim con action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Stratford Canning
Porte
Ashkar Pacha
Tripoli
Adital Jebel Aml Seiful Nasr
Urs
Barbarusio Massa
Ur Wenster
Sir Stratford
Iemains
Ottoman Empire
Powey
Frankfort Journal
Trieste
Kh Iist
Meheowt Ali
Mongel
Red Sea
Mediterranean
Pacha
Brunel
Thames
Athens
Messenia
Esse
Kerrisokane
County Tipperary
Duff
Ennis
Fitzsimon
Browne
Dublin
Al'Gregor
Constabulary
Kisgstons
Kingstown
G—— Terrace
John Smyth
Smyth
Mars
O'Callaghan
Hitchcock
Smith
Sinvih
Morning Register
Byron
Erin
Lhiv
Scotland Past Day in Scottage and Osnaburg Case
The Dumfries region observed a quiet day with many shops closed and churches sparsely attended while travel surged to coast towns and ferries. In Edinburgh and Glasgow crowds fled from worship, aided by rail and steam boat traffic. markets and pubs stayed open in some areas. In court, Eugene Ernest Augustus Whelps styling Prince of Osnaburgh was found guilty of stabbing an officer in Dunbar. he received six months in Haddington gaol after a leniency recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottage
Dumfries
Maxwelltowe
Miifat
Clyde
Dalkeith
Glasgow
Linlithgow
Tria
High Court of Judiciary
Edinburgh
Eugene Ernest Augustus Whelps
Prince of
Scotland
Dunbar
Alexander Robertson
Alexander Robertsai
Storm and Fashion Notes Across Bristol and Nearby
A thunderstorm passed Bristol with lightning wounding two by near-miraculous escapes. One woman at the John Bull tavern had spectacles struck in two. another straw bonnet maker avoided injury as a fire sparked briefly. Meanwhile a pedestrian walkathon drew crowds, finishing long distances with impressive pace. Fashion trends from Paris and London describe watered silks, new crape hats, and velvet trims dominating the season's wardrobe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Tidball
Mealow Street
Furr
Dee
Newry
Java
Japan
Unis
Sis
Oylamedia
Perros
Paris
Naples
London
Lutins
Magazine of Fashion
Westminster Investment Company in London Hearings
Proceedings at Guildhall reveal a probe into the Westminster Investment Company linked to the Whittaker family scheme. Testimony traces failures, deposits, and a ledger of shareholders while creditors seek accountability amid alleged fraud and mismanagement.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Foreign Intelligence
Spain
Madrid
Francisco di Paula
M.T. Maria Ferrer
MM. Bernardi de Bargas
I. Escorial
Felipe Gomez Acebo
Manuel Canter
Iginie di Arche
Manuel Cortes
Toaiatin de Papsaga
J. FP. Ganpollo
Manuel di Azpitenda
Manuel de “Uniga
Portugal
Lisbon
Dutie
England
Belgium
Interior
Hias
Belgaum
Wour Fromiers
Turkey
Cheltenham
Canoniat
Gretton
Interiis
Feld
Coun
J. Barnett
C.J. Hawkins
Psy
Caf
Siow
Jiute's
Tityh M‘neile
Wittchurch
Viechurch
Aucile
Lynn
Sheepshanks
Ttis Place
Ween Pillen
Isaac Parsons Jobber
J. Parsons
Philip
Pein Prucener
John Williams
Royal
Oren
Haslar
Westminster Investment Company
the Westminster
Guildhall
Wrens
R. Nicholls
Fugland
Clarkson
Tranuuay Isenien
Ir.Wells
Mir 3Agi
Wells
Migsee
Polhill
Peter
Rentin Beth
Westminster Investment Compine
Prineipal
Strand
Union Bank
Charles Kerry Nicholls
Buckingham-street
Whittakes
Pullic
Uhey
Charles Peter Whittaker
Willian Melton
Wiliam Melton
Jon
Fu Her
Jony Tarton
London Trades
Peter Laurie
Messrs
Luvas
Liverponl
Westminster Thevestment Company
Lucas
Williams
Nicholls
Leas
Sun
Friend
McWand
Poulat
Whiplakes
Noe
Walter
Whitaker
Jane
Pavers
Charles
Fay
Lovick
Whittaker
Valdor
Hertford
Josenh Vanderlyn
Ueonds
Ditch
Draper
Henry Neesing
Real Sation
Hill
Clothier
James Pringle
Palacea Trees
L Richard Welhank
Pricnces Road
Lambeth
Chancery-lane
Law
Charles Coles Batten
Nt. Petersburgh
George Winks
Guildford
William Henry Forman
John William Howell
Markham-street
Sarah Modland
Charter-house Square
George and
Charles Warstal
Mercer’s Terrace
Upper Helaway
Willian Cork
High Holburn
Henry Whittaker
Brompton Squere
Draughtsman
Suares
Gervas Stanley
Cyper
Ladia Clarke
West
Adam-street
Ceutleman
Taylor
Tottenham Court-Road
Nichols
Hole
Middlesex Assurance
Sares
Charles Trvers
Thomas S
Tausqutt
Cornelius O'Brien
K. Byng
Gridemai
Mr. Dawes
Povey
Nani
Westmaster
West Auddlesey Company
Seeim
Kein
O'Connell
O'Brien
Elony Steel
Ann Nicholl
Stove
Brinn
O Brien
Briers
Mowen
Poy
Brideman
Nicholl
Stele
Ain Nicholls
Dir
Lichter
Alecuniats
Cathy
Haniteen
Tie
Hind
Peter Lauzie
Mae Green
Adelphi Bank
Mr. Green
Ena Roth
Mithdray Cave
Euage
May
Sponsibi
Jo Deptford
Pulte
Beremat
Jer
Crartis
Dewards
Arried Loring
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