Pures Albert Visit at Oxford Convocation Address
In a convocation to be held Saturday at twelve, the university will propose affixing the seal to a respectful address congratulating Prince Albert on his visit. The chancellor will deliver the address in the theatre on Tuesday. Copies will lie on table No 2 in the Clarendon for inspection until the hour. Pro-Vice-Chancellor A T Gilpent. Delegates room. June 10, 1841.
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Prince Albert
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Clarendon
A.T. Gilpent
House of Rothschild
Hobart Town
Cochin
China
Rio Janeiro
Clemente Pereira
Candido Jose de Avanjo Kanna
Marquez de Panagua
Paulino Jose de Soares E Souza
Aurelino de Souze Olivara
Contintro
House of Deputies
London
Rome
Pops
Don Miguel
Court of Cuaxtrky
Humé
High Court of Chancery
Qupeg
St. Janes’s
Hyde Parus
Metropolitan Police
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Bristol
Great Western Railway
Bristol Journal
Earl Fortescue
Devonshire
Messrs. Tyrrel
Jackson
Messrs. T. Saunders
Russia
St. Petersburgh
Kopper
Volhynia
Poland
Warsaw
Journal de Marmande
Berthelet
Moscow
Siberia
France
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Cambridge
Chelmsford
Weber
Moorfields
Dresden
Bristow
Exeter Rawway
Bridgewater
Liverpool Street
Gishopegate
Baussets
King's Palace
Bible Society
Forbes Wits, Kc
House of Commons
United Kingdom
Progres du Pas de Calais
Suppen
Higgs
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St. George's Hospital
Robert Simes
Robert Clifton
Montague Mews
Russell-square
Tarrant
Teareic
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Thomas Parkin
London Bridge
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Parkin
Political Chit Chat Provocation oF PARLIAMENT
A correspondent reports the speaker has invited Commons officers to a Friday dinner at Enaton-square, signaling a dissolved Parliament possibly next week. Also covered are ministerial shifts with Gordon resigning as Windsor MP, More O’Ferrall replacing him at the Treasury, Parker advancing to the Admiralty, and a pending fill for a Lord of the Treasury post after dissolution. The piece criticizes Tory rhetoric, notes alderman Pirie’s accident, and comments on Peel and Manchester Chamber of Commerce correspondence over misrepresentation and free trade issues.
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Enaton-square
Robert Gordon
Windsor
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O’ferrall
Admiralty
John Parker
Sheffield
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Standard
England
Great Britain
Holland Hoole
Gardener
Sir Robert Péel
Sir Robert Peel
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House ‘of Commons
Mériday
Malong-An
Bradshaw
Canterbury
Ganté
Earl of Aberdeen
Robert
Robert Peel
H. Vivian
Ordnance
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Tories
Friends of Morality
Religion
Nottingham
Leicester
Hell
Zimes
Sugar
Melbourne
Peel
Hereford Times
R. Peel
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Chichester
W. Long
Wilts
H. D. Goring
BrRivery
Erections
Bri
House of Commons
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Viscount Morpeth
Fox Maule
Manchester Chamber OF Commerce
Gregg
Ashworth
Fowell Buxton
Sir Robert
Chamber
Morning Chronicle
Murray
Manchester
Chamber ‘ of
Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
J. B. Smita
Hermanp Hoors
Bart
London
Hoore
Murder at Giffen Street Deptford Shocks Neighbours
An inquest reveals a man named Jacobs in custody after a woman was found with her throat cut in a Lambeth Street area house. Testimony describes lodging details, a bloodstained razor, and a cord or ligature. medical testimony questions delay in care, and the coroner notes potential police neglect. The verdict: the deceased self-destructed while insane, with officials praised for uncovering the case.
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Giffen-street
Jacobs
Jeremy
Lambeth-street
Mary Thomas
Giffen-streat
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Tras
Ragor
Thomas
Rotherhithe
Eliza Smith
Garden-row
Bopy
Carttat
Queen Charlotte
John Thomas
Deptford
Jacob
Frederick Drewe
Arthur
Mitchell
Hatfal
Belvidere
Lambeth
Jemima Goodridge
Union
Towerstreet
Waterloo Road
Beadle
Carttar
Hill
The Case Against Sir Robert Peel in 1841
A London pamphlet-like letter denounces Sir Robert Peel as unfit for Premier. It accuses him of treachery against Queen Victoria, mockery of the people, and betraying the working class through policy. The author condemns Peel’s sincerity, links his leadership to ruin, and argues free trade harms England while aiding Africa. London, June 11, 1841. A Cotton Twist.
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Judas
Fiddler’s. Meed
Oxford
Robert Peel
Robert
Sir Robert Peel
Canning
Foreign Office
Smelfangus
Peel
Dawson
Judas Iscariot
Cuoh
Sant
Pridin
England
Suger
Africa
Timbuctoo
London
Eastern Question Resolve on Heirarchy and Tributes
Allied courts report on Ottoman Egypt issues. The eldest Mehemet family member is presumptive heir to the pachalic, and Ibrahim Pacha’s senior line member would be presumptive successor. They suggest fixed tribute sums rather than proportional revenue and state promotions will be by Sultanate authority. They deem Mehemet Ali’s submission absolute and the Turko-Egyptian question settled.
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Mehemet
Ibrahim Pacha
Egypt
Sul‘tan
Mehemet Ali
Loss of Sir David Wilkie and public drift in politics
A detailed commemorative notice marks the death of painter Sir David Wilkie after a Malta voyage and fever, describing his career and the circumstances of his passing. The broader column discusses political maneuvering by monopolists, Irish and Scottish MPs, and contrasts with a call for justice and freedom, alongside a chaotic public disturbance in Windsor involving the 60th Rifles and a gambling-house, with damage and police actions noted.
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Friends of Justice
Freedom
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Egypt
Waghorn
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J. Carnac
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Fife
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Metropolis
Kensington
Literary Gazette
Ana Gastrog-House
WinDsor
60Th Rifles
Jat Life Guards
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Sheet-street
Rifles
Molyneux
Gillman
Dobson
Cleave
York-place
Infantry
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