London Meeting Backing Lord John Russell in Free Trade Rise
A London public meeting at the London Tavern praised Lord John Russell and the liberal cause, praising his free trade stance and opposition to monopolies. The eloquent Lamuel Jones Loyd led the address, urging support for Russell as minister of commerce and calling for a city-wide push to secure his return with Liberal allies.
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London
Lord John Russell
Trondon
House of Commons
John Russell
Robert Peel
Great Britain
Lamuel Jones Loyd
England
Tsay
Wolverley Attwood
Correspondence Between Mr Handley and Lord Stanley in 1841
A sequence of letters and replies between Henry Handley and Lord Stanley plus Lord George Bentinck about the 1841 Speaker vote and a Palace-yard meeting. Handley asserts he did not seek Lord Stanley's invitation and seeks public clarification while Stanley and Bentinck discuss moderates aligning on Reform and the address to the King.
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H. Haxprey
Pall-mall
Mr. Hanxprey
Lord Staxtry
All-Mall
Robert Peel
Liverpool
Manners Sutton
George Bentinck
Henry Hanpiey
Lord Stanley
Mr. Hanpiey
St. James-square
House of Commons
Sir Robert Peel
Abercromby
Palace-yard
Stanney
H. Handley
Henry Hanpiry
Bviton
Lord G. Bentinck
R. Peel
Pali Mali
Mr. HanpLey
Carlton Gardens
Suffolk-street
University Club
G. Bennincx
M.P
University-club
Suffolk
Harcourt-house
Mr. Haxprey
Long Grorce Bennick
Lord George
Henry
Handley
Elections Rules and Proclamations Across Counties and Boroughs
A summary of election timing rules across cities towns and counties with writs to sheriffs high sheriffs and mayoral officers. It notes proclamation windows four to eight days for elections and ten to sixteen days for county court, plus varying prorogation timing and earliest borough elections. It mentions hammer-cloth origin for coach-box and a quotation reflecting on old men and memory.
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London Gazette
Jean Paul
Paris and European News Roundup in June Dates
Paris discusses the budget and depenses in the Chamber of Peers with notes from June 17 and 18. Reports from Madrid, Naples, and Constantinople cover tariffs, royal processions, and Greek-Bulgarian unrest, while Jamaica and Barbados market updates accompany railway and riot notes in Nottingham and London.
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Paris
Chamber of Peers
Rees Wee Maprip
Cortes
Tommake
M. Sanchez
Great Britain
Spain
England
Polefax
Chacon
Cortinos
Rousall
San Miguel
Loveéz
M. Calatra
Austria
Russia
Prusgia
Portugal
Baron Sasha
Washington
Constanztinorle
Mehemet Ali
Shekib Effendi
Mehemet
Porte
Pacha
Reis Effendi
Rifaat Bey
Turkkey
Nissa
Constantinople
Bulgaria
Bucharest
Bissetof
West
Her Majesty's
Swift
Welsh
Falmouth
West Indies
Barbadoes
St. Lucia
Martinique
Dominique
Guadaloupe
Antigua and Montserrat
Nevis
St. Kitt's
Tortola
St. Thomas
Porto Rico
Cape
House of Assembly
Jamaica
Rob Roy
Aberdeen
Kingston
Etheldred
London
Mount Vernon Mining Company
Spot Valley
Cornwall
St. Catherine's
Edward Panton
Charles Metcalfe
Robert B. Clarke
Tue
General Surpewvers’ Society
London Tavern
Committee of Management
Thompson
A. Chapman
NorrinecHan
Notringham
John Hobhouse
Larpent
Nottingham
Blues
Review Office
Seven Stars
Black Horse
Stoney-street
Sweet
Barber
Walter
Mutton
George the Fourth
White Lion
Liberal
King's Head
White Swan
Journal
Lion
Review
Tyas
Burdett
Snow
Charlton
Lerrina Lonaines
Charles Fowler
Theatrical Chronicle
Swan Public House
Westminster Bridge
COURT AND INVESTITURE AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE AND MONARCHY NEWS
The queen held a court at Buckingham Palace for an investiture of the order of the Bath with Sir David Milne receiving the star and Commodore Sir Charles Napier being knighted. Lord Melbourne had an audience, while a cabinet council at the Foreign Office discussed parliamentary prorogation and ministerial changes.
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Imilitary
Order of the Bath
Buckingham Palace
David Milne
Charles Napier
Lagen
Lord Melbourne
Marning St Byckenzanm Palace
Foreign Office
Byelve
Hanover
Mintrang” Acanex
Woolwich
Burnaby
Idon Gazette
House’ of Lords
Rowovnep
Standard
George Grey
Macaulay
Marquis of Normandy
Lord Granville
Paris
Lord Morpeth
E. J. Stanley
Ireland
Apsley-house
Waterloo
Hyde Park
Navy Club
Earl of Minto
the Admiralty
St. James’s Street
Philip C. H. Durham
G.C B
John Russell
Alderman Wood
Lord John Russell
Pirie
Westminsteer
Willoughby Cotton
Institution of Civil Engineers
Institute of British Architects
Zoological Society
Microscopical Society
Royal Society of Literature
Royal Gallery of Science
Adelaide Street
Strand
Phillimore
David Sheppard
Temple Division of Police
Child’s Place
Temple
Dr. Babington
George-street
Hanover-square
Oxford Street
Pantheon
Dears
Orrom
King’s College Hospital
Portugal-street
Lincoln’s-inn-fields
Derry Dawson
Devonport
Dawson
Robert Peel
Baronet
Manchester Chamber of Commerce
Liberal Party
G. Grey
Tufnell
London
Exchequer of Pleas court tale of Morley vs Gundry banker
In the Exchequer of Pleas a judgment favored Susannah Morley against Daniel Gundry for fifty pounds for board lodging and payments made on the defendant wife’s account. Evidence showed Gundry had barred his wife from Hampstead and she lived with Morley’s housekeeper from 1840 to 1841. The jury found for Morley, with ongoing questions about proper instructions for the defense and the defendant’s conduct.
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Exchequer OF Pleas
Guxpry
Lord-Abinger
Thesiger
Evans
Hugh Hill
Jervis
Jones
Byles
Susannah Morley
Daniel. Gundry
Art-Borough-Street
Westminster ‘Sessions
Hampstead
Guidry
Gundry
Albany
Chambers
Tothill
Fields
Sindble
Emansion . House
Peter Laurie
Messrs
Schmalcalder
Keyser
Sir Peter Laurie
Messrs. Knott and Williams
Mr. Keyser
Knott and Williams
Charles Bennett
Lord Castlereagh
Twyford
Braddock
Drury Lane Theatre
Green-Yard
Clara Wickson
Mr. Long
Clara
Kingston
Oxfordshire
Willesden
Robinson
Long
Zur
Afuscat
Higgins
Heath
Liverpool
London
George IV
Hughes
Sir Edward Hughes
Westminster
Hatton Garden
Tur Kylix Acain
Stanislas Kaneinski
Ann Samson
James Samson
Cheshire Cheese
Dean Street
Holborn
Heariz
Urisener
Newgate
Tugin
Thomas Jones
Northampton
Tom
Thomas Fisher
Alfred Morley
John
James Newton
Saint John-street-road
Northampton-Tom
Ching
Newington
Surrey
Joseph Briggs
Eliza Briggs
Jane Meffin
Ant
Sen
Pitfield-street
Hoxton
Queen-street
Briggs
Lambeth Street
James Dobson
Butcher and Smith
Marlborough-stree
Samuel Brownrigg
Mount-street
Grosvenoy-square
Union Hall
William Turner
Lambeth
Bern
Waterloo
W. M
Win- Mantell
Wm. Carter
Eilis
Ellis
Grapes Tavern
Suffolk-street
James Mantell
Mr. Mantell
Moantell
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