Prussia decorations at Campo Santo in Berlin crowd
A grand serenade for Cornelius drew about 50 000 spectators near Berlin as Prussia arranges decorations for the Campo Santo. The piece notes the event amid broad European reports from Italy and beyond.
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Prussia
Campo Santo
Berlin
Cornelius
Vestry to fund legal costs amid parish dispute in Wandsworth
The Metropolis reports a Wandsworth vestry meeting resolving full investigation of the Dr Pemberton versus Dr Colls dispute and ordering parish defrayal of Ecclesiastical Court expenses. A poll confirmed the vestry decision and a new trial will be held at Croydon. The Rev Dr Colls license at St Anne's was revoked by the Lord Bishop of Winchester.
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Wandsworth
Pemberton
Dr. Calls
St. Anne's
Temberton
Colls
Croydon
Winchester
Commeres
Chreadneedle-street
D. C. Stuart
Afr. Sharman
Joseph Tritton
Roan
Westminster Ornt Halai
Hospital
Kin
William-street
Charing Cross
Duke of Richmon
T. R. Fowler
Philological ScHool
Mansion House
St. David's
Lord Calthorpe
Coleridge
Taylor
Duke of Cambridge
Lord Portman
Norwich
Llandaff, &c
Derwent Coleridge
St. Mark's College
Chelsea
Naval Scout
New Crass
Puzes
Newcross
Neptford
Charles Ogle, Bart
A. J. $ Eames
Council of Administration
Gardiner
Williams and Poore
Haington
Bolton
Bennet
Annesley
Cooper
Sconce
M*lean and Strange
Liddle
Prowse
Admiralty
Parry
M‘donald
Robertson
Gibson
Thomas Chambers
Royal Cannes
A'ert
Stoke
James Lockyer
St. Martin's Place
Mont
Wiv
Chester
Bangor
Lichfield
Worcester
Oxford
Gloucester
Bristol
Harrison
Spry
H. H. Norris
I. H. Dickinson
N.connap
H. S. Burchard
J. Cucke
St. Mary
Nottingham
Iver
Ear Uxbridge
Chalgrave
Leighton Buzzard
Llandepirlowm
Builth
Deighton
Acle
Burgh Castle
Cuest Great Yarmouth
Linnepryn
Dolkelly
Axtrep Law Cuenus’ Society
Crown and Anchor Tavern
Strand
Baron Platt
RowLand Hill
Lovegrove
West India Dock
Blackwall
Hill
East Ixota House
East India House
Hogg
Indi
Waghorn
Craft
Masonry
Freemasone
Great Queenstreet
Lincoln's Inn
Byrom
Crucifix
Society
Brewster
Lock Hospital Institution
London Tavern
Bishop Agate Street
B. B. Cabbell
Toole
Banty
Inland Office
Kelly
Royal ceremony at college marks foundation laying
A grand marquee and platform hosted the ceremony as His Royal Highness laid the first stone amid cheering crowds. Notable figures included James Lockyer and Dr. Gardiner, with the event highlighting the college’s prosperous progress and ongoing fundraising.
Prisoner Attacks Woman on a Country Walk
Five witnesses place the accused with Frances Sandera and Frances Underdown near a stile on a rural path. The prisoner threatened and pursued Ball, then suddenly slashed Sandera’s throat, leaving her insensible. A knife sharpened on a stone was seen earlier, and the prisoner is committed for trial at Maidstone sessions for intent to take her life.
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Jull
Fanny Underdown
Bull
Priovoer
Ball
Frances Underdown
William Bull
Obed Everent
Wan
Maidstone
Frances Sandera
Dreadful Ireland Poisoning Tragedy at Cullin Farm
Wexford reports detail a deadly poisoning at Cullin's farm near Kilcreggan, with eight family members and a traveling woman affected by barley stir about. Three sons died, others in danger, while Mary Cullin confesses to lacing food with poison and faces trial after police and magistrates investigate land disputes and arsenic findings.
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Ensiscontuy
Wexford
Kereight
Kele
Cullin
Rathbourne
Shewbridge
Iil
Goodall
Castlebridge
Furlong
Walsh
Newtonbarry
Jessop
Sur Abont
Waterford Chronicle
Wexford Independent
Mary Cullin
Thomas Cullin
Mary
Nicholson
George le Hunte
Samuel Tench
Nicholaon
Burne and the Fire side Library in Barnett review
A literary chronicle discusses Sir Henry Ellis's third series of Letters and Illustrations from Henry VIII era, praising editor’s integrity, detailing letters on Wolsey, Luther, and Oxford, plus monastic impostor reports and archival notes. Includes extend analyses, citations, and related literary notices.
Adjourned Lords debate onprotective measures and Corn Laws
The adjourned House of Lords debate resumes with speeches by the Marquess of Exater and others. Clergy, bishops, and peers discuss protection, the Corn Laws, and the effects on wages, with strong advocacy for examining the government’s measures and potential repeal. The session ends with calls for measured judgment and potential division on Monday.
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House OF Lords
Marquess of Exater
Hia Sperch
Carl Decawann
Davros
Providence
Hackinghasa
Suttle
Helf
Exeter
St. Lends
Baucutian
Duke of
Anti Corn Law League
England
Burke
Bristol
Lis
Sir R. Peel
Lord Mastead
Lord Stavery
Lord Momengle
Seele
Tate
Lord Stanley
Lord Mozreszir
Lord Lyttleton
Swith
United States of
House of Assembly
Tord Stanley
Harlan Chae
Baneauyt
Kal Gres
Pir
Angotesi
Oxford
Hum
Tie
Earl Srasiore
Mouse
Cormons
Fripay
Ireland
W. Somersilles
Me. Russ
Moxexton Mrixta
Becaue
Hank
Dir
Forgert Senogg
Remixetos
DI Hikewise
Cord Barsano
Tony
Aes
Saxton
Discovery of a man’s mutilated body in Maidstone area
In Bridge-Wooda Maidstone a well dressed man was found dead near a tree with his hat on his back. The body is identified as Mr J Clark of Chatham, missing for about two weeks. Coroner Mr G Braddy at Rochester concluded a fall may have caused death. The deceased was about fifty and of respectable connections. A conveyance took the remains to the Royal George Inn. Meanwhile Reduth reports a fatal accident at Hylton’s traveling menagerie where panic over a loose lion led to numerous injuries but no deaths.
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Waterford
O'Conne
Ireland
Scotland
England
Treland
Smith O'Brien
Trish
Seon
O'Brien
Dublin
London
Witt
Crean
Meagher
Repeal Party
Sir. Davin
America
France
Association
Steele
Davis
O'Connell
Harry
Addreess
Luxasona
le Corlaing
Mone
Marquigne
Thia
Puta Itha
Lalanette
Badlard and
Lisfranc
Larrey and
Corouan
Abernethy and Greefe
Mesers
Fergueson
Liston
Monsieur
Margaigne
Brittan
Bia
M. Malgaigne
Bago
Renshaw
Messrs. Bentleys
Marylebone
J. W. Githart
Copland
Prince Albert
Dusager
Marylebone Literary and Scientific Institution
London University
Oxford
Duke of
Orleans
Lord Brougham
Weatmin
Fant Society
Europe
Storty
Building Fund
B. Wall
C. Napier
Fletcher
Metropolia
Elis
Guetta Polis
City of
Mencua
Stames
Cnrnax
London ‘Tavern
Earl of Benborough
Seamen's Orphan Asylum
Taeouato Mathew
Theobald Mathew
Cork
Maimstone
Binet
Shipwright
Chatham
Bridge-wooda
Taylor
Bell
G. Braddy
Rochester
J. Clark
No. 14
Ordnance-place
Royal George Inn
Maidatone Road
Hylton
Tunbridge-Wells
Marorn
Thomas Chersman
Remeuard
Frances Sanders
Frances Sandersoa
Camden
Obed Everest
William Ball
Fanny Underdown
Vuot Ephraim
Rusthall
Tunbridge Weils
Huratncaa
Dunny-bottom
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the Metropolis
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British Museum
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