SECOND EDITION on sTREET reports plot against a magistrate and royal visit
Wednesday night a man named Mayne allegedly offered a reward to assassinate Mr O Vonnell prompting Home Office action. Magistrate Twyford worked through the night in secrecy with Home Office officials. no arrests yet. Paris politics show ministers facing vote defeats and a wary weather in the French capital. Drury Lane theatre awaits Queen Victoria with Albert for a state visit, and Manchester racing results note Flagsman and Proof Print winning opens, with multiple heats and placings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twyford
Hall
Mayne
James Graham
O’vonnel
Atheneum Club
Home Office
Chamber of Deputies
India
Pondicherry
Marshal Soult
Council
Chamber of Peers
Paris
Prince Albert
Drunr-Lanz
Macready
Drury-lane
Miss Horton
Prince
Drury, Jane
Covent,garden
Manchester
Sir C. Manck
Flagsman
Lye
Mr. Onpley
N Roderick
Langshawe
Park
Boysic
Roderick
Lord G. Bentinck
Eddale
B. Banks
F. Walker
Billingham Lass
E. Buckley
David
Captain Price
Clinker
Mr. King
Atalanta
J. William
Viscount
Mr. Haworth
Spartacus
Mr. Critchley
Delia
Copeland
Walker
Ravensworth
Wilman
Coeiress
Langshaw
Worthington
Hooton
Crofton
Miniature
Clay
Mr. T. White
Frost
Hex Majesty
Taratar
Donizetti
Linda di Chamouni
Persiani
la Grace de Dieu
St. James's Theatre
Marmontel
Lauretta
Mackenzie
Louisa Venoui
Ambonati
Furnusuri
Muno
Carlo
Linda
Lablache
Antonio
Viscount de Lind
Fornasari
Pierotte
Thars
Dona Lola Montez
Excuisa Opera House
S. A. Emery
London
John Emery
S. Emery
Tyke
School of Reform
Lord Avondale
Emery
Herr Staudigl
Royal Military Asylum
Koenig
Paganini
Genoa
Pag
Elysium
Pegallini
Sivori
Infernal
Paradise
MacrEapy
Rubini
Brighton Gazette
Royal baptism and procession at Buckingham palace
Detailed account of the royal infant’s baptism Alice M and Mary with Prince Albert and Queen Victoria present. Notable attendees include the Duke of Wellington, Archbishop of Canterbury, Duke of Gloucester, Duke of Cambridge, and foreign dignitaries. Ceremony followed by a collation as crowds gathered outside Buckingham palace.
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Axcrent
Coxcrents
Prince Albert
Earl of Westmoreland
Berlin
Royal
Countess of Sheffield
Earl Howe
Miss Boyle
Duchess of Gloucester
Georgiana Bathurst
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
Baron Knesebeck
Augusta Somerset
Prince George of Cambridge
Duke of Mecklenburg
Prince Edward of Saxe
Princeas
Lyttelton
Canterbury
York
London
Norwich
Alice M
Mary
Buckingham Palace
Duke of Wellington
Duchess of Kent
Duke of Cambridge
Archbishop of Canterbury
Hanover
Annivan
Custom House
Hisajesty
His Majesty
England
Grand Duke of
Royals
Claremont
13Th Light Dragoons
Prince Wales
Princess Alice
Ryal
Marble Arch
Royal Triege
Etzeriox
Paince Albert
So‘Ory of Ants
Duke of Sussex
James Napten
Charles Ines Napier
Meeence
Bath
Prison A New Keeper On Saturday Rules Change
QurEx's Prison adopts new keeper rules as rulers compelled to reside in the Queen's prison ending a centuries old privilege. Imprisonment to be uniform, regs not yet enforced. Mr Chapman the marshal resigns. successor not yet installed. Salary fixed at £800 yearly. appointment rests with the secretary of state, not the chief justice.
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QurEx’s
Queen's Prison
Chapman
Secretary of State
Court of Queen's Bench
Daring burglary and attempted murder at Conham cottage
In Conham near the Avon, Mary Hunt, a nearly 70 year old widow, was assaulted by three men from Crew’s Hole during a violent burglary. They battered her, tried to strangle, and threatened to kill her for money, then fled after stealing an antique silver watch, gold rings, and other items. The assailants, Robert Watkins, Isaac Watkins, and Thomas Watkins alias Coggin, were arrested and committed for trial after Mrs Hunt identified them. The victim was found in a near naked state and remains in danger.
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Baiston
Conham
Mary Hant
Avon
Great Western Railway
Bristol
Bath
Mary Hunt
Mra. Hunt
Crew's Hole
Robert Watkins
Isaac Watkins
Thomas Watkins
Coggin
Hilcott
County of Gloucester
Hunts
Ireland
Bedfordshire Corn Law Meeting Ends In Political Fire
In Bedfordshire, Cobden and Moore met about corn laws amid tense crowds of farmers and labourers. Speakers attacked protectionism, argued prices depend on manufacturing demand, and urged farmers to reject political landlords who use the corn laws for power.
Resolution on corn laws and free trade debate at county meeting
A county gathering debated protection and free trade amid divisions. Mr Bennett backed abolition, an amendment to end monopolies was proposed, Rev Bigg opposed repeal and canvassed farmers, showing 486 against and six for repeal. Cobden warned of marked men as the pro corn law side demanded a split show of hands. The chairman ruled a show of hands, the free trade motion carried by a large majority, and thanks were given to the chairman before a lengthy, rain-soaked session concluded at nine.
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Messia
Cobden
Moore
Bedford
Bedfordshire
Peck's Mead
Lord C. Russell
House of Commons
Norwich
Paine
Felmersham
Canada
Parliament
Lancashire
Lincolnshire
Yorkshire
London
Stockport
Aberdeen
Dundee
Lord Kinnaird
Northamptonshire
Robert Peel
Smith
Mr. Pym
Bennett
Sutton
Metcalf
Latimore
Bigg
League
Hertfordshire
Procorn Law Party
Astell
Sporting Intelligence: Tattersall's Monpar market notes
Racing odds and final prices from Tattersall's Monpar room detail Ascot Cup Ascot Stakes St Leger and Derby markets. Prices shown include Vitellius Vibration Ralph St Francis Progress John o Gaunt Retriever and more with many bets taken or offered and several names and horses cited.
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Tattersall
Leach
Phand St. Francis
Retriever
John O’gaunt
Robert de Gorham
Scott
Lord Chesterfeld
Duke of Bedford
John o'Gaunt
Price
St. Lucen
Lot
Bar Cotherstone
Bowes
Cotherstone
Mr. Wrather
Natwith
Derby
Venison
Valerian
Gladiator
Amadon
Meeting on education clauses of the Factory bill in Manchester
A Tue Facrony Birn A meeting of teachers and friends of Sunday schools in northwest London districts convened at Blandford Street Baptist chapel Manchester Square to discuss the educational clauses of the bill. The Rev Bowes chaired the meeting which denounced the bill as enemy to thought and urged opposition. The Rev Eckett analysed clauses showing church exaltation over dissenters, with strong calls for energetic action and a petition.
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London
Baptist Chapel
Blandford Street
Manchester
W. B. Bowes
James Graham
House of Commons
R. Eckett
Burns
J. Graham
Archer
W. Underwood
Usitantax Association
Unitarian Association
Essex-Street Chapel
J. B. Fidin
Bristol
Ireland
Montgomery
Armstrong
Unitarians of
America
E. B. Busey
Aspland
Sir James Graham
Church of England
England
Hutton
High Church
Robert Inglis
Oxronp
Pusey
Nis
Dr. Pusey
E. B. Pusty
Christ Church
Arratrs
Scotland
Lancashire
Cheshire
Mersey
Birmingham
Kent
Sussex
Hampshire
Liverpool Times
Farrant
Mr. Dally
Tydland Farm
Rochester Road
Warren
Parent
Hills
Boxley-cage
George Brown
Bradford
Essex
Alaidstone Gazette
Manchester Herald
Stepney
Green
Stepney-green
T. S. Duncombe
Edmonton
Tottenham, &c
Nene
Northampton
Winbech
Oundle
Boston Herald
Epsom Oaks Race Report and Derby Stakes Details
Report on the Epsom Oaks meeting detailing starts, placements, and bets. Poised outcomes include Extempore and Poison in close finish, with Cowslip misstarting and Lag riding second and third in Derby and Oaks. Safety notes include rider fines and weight allowances. Derby winner rumored to net substantial gains for owner. Manchester races recap, with Alice Hawthorn and Aristotle victorious. Ascot and broader meeting plans noted amid weather concerns.
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Ford
F. Butler
Thornhill
Robinson
Sam Mann
Carillon
Jetty
Bessy Bedlam
Ying
Jeffy
Utica
Judith Hutter
Lord Westminster
Sister
Jefly
Fanny Callaghan
Font
Poison
Extempore
Cotherstone
Chair
Maria Day
Laura
Dergealrsec
Colonel Charritte
Gorhambury
Rogers
Sir G. Heathcote
Moscow
Mr. Balchin
the Curate
Teapot
Mr. King
Epsom
Newmarket
Cowslip
James Robinson
Easy
Nathaniel Flatman
Lag
Ascot
JupeEx
Bowes
M.P
Dessy Axpeaks
Serrtine
Tattersall’s
Mesera. Tattercall
Manchester
Bia
Burgeop
Albemarle-street
Lord G. Bentinck
Colonel Anson
Mr. O'Brien
Scotts
John
John Day
Gaper
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O’connell
Walla
Liverpool
Evans
William Smith
James Green
Galloway
Mr. Rushton
Rigg
Rushton
Sporting Intelligence
Mr. Hesseltine
Alice Hawthorn
Hesseltine
Bizarra
Esperance
St. Cuthbert
Mr. R. Johnson
Chancellor
Waxy Pope
Mr. Osborne
Mr. Frost
Sir C. Monck
Mr. Ongley
Mr. Longshaw
Mr. Park
R. Banks
Billingham
King
J. Williama
Haworth
Windsor Castle
Earl of Rosslyn
G. S. Byng
Earl of Stradbroke
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