Royal Windsor and Saxony visits cited in Manchester paper
The edition notes Queen's accession anniversary in Windsor with royal salutes. It details King of Saxony's Windsor and Oxford visits, tours of Woolwich, Greenwich, St Paul’s, and the Royal Exchange. Also reports Waterloo banquet, Polish ball feedback, Carlton Club meetings, and Malvern fire rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Strathfieldsaye
Chantrey
Duke of Wellington
Windsor
Windsor Castle
Russia
Saxony
Woolwich
Dundas
Chatham
Greenwich
Robert Stopford
Buckingham Palace
St. Paul's Cathedral
Royal Exchange
Old Bailey
St. Paul’s
Peter Laurie
L. Jones
Pentonville
Temple
Middle
Marquis of
Anglesea
Strafford
Salloun
Prince Albert
Potisn Batt
London
Duchess of Somerset
Haron Brunow
Windsor-castle
Duchess
Bali
Brunon
Carlion
Carlton Club
John Yarde Buller
D'Israeli
Lord Ingestre
Forbes Mackenzie
Mackenzie
R. Peel
Ferrand
Miles
Christopher
Robert Peel
Lord Sandon
Howard Douglas
Blackstone
Blakemore
D'Tsraeli
McMains
House At Commons
Hou
Baranet
Whitehall
Garlens
Cabinet Council
Tre Lat Bart
Durham
Ban
Peusher Hill
Great Northern Railway
Francis Egerton
Manchester Exchange
Tanl
Duke of
George Egerton
Lancashire
Liverpool Courier
Thames Grand Regatta Opens With Notable Amateur Events
The Thames Grand Regatta at Putney and Hammersmith unfolds over two days with heats for Scullers Cup, Pair Oars, and Apprentices races. Notable boats include The Newcastle and London crews contending for the Grand Prize, with wins by Red and Green entries and a sharp finish by the Newcastle men, amid lively betting and a concluding procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Layton
J. Mc Donald Esq
T. Bampstead
J. Higging
J. B. Wigham
Westrope, Esq
Putneybridge
Hammersmith
Red
Stripes
A. Earnshaw
Peacock
Ronayne
Kennedy, Esq
Jeffries
P. E. Dodd
J. J. Pocock
M‘leod
Earnshaw
Wigham
Watermen
P. Everard
Moore
F. Lett
H. Campbell
Meekiff
May
Kepping
Harris
R. Doubledee
A. Maynard
H. Green
J. Campbell
C. Hill
J. Maynard
Shelton
Poett
J. Phelps
Maxwell
R. Coombes
J. Godfrey
J. Everard
F. Brocklehurst
Dodd
Joyce
Purple
Evan Morris
Prince
Sage
Castle
Meesham
Taylor
Adams
Dewing
Johnson
Bramegrove
M‘canne
Putney
A. A. Julians
A. Dalgleish
Harrington
Walmsley
Kennedy
G. Porter
J. Robinson
A Earnshaw
S. Chapmen
the Star Club
Fulham
A. Alers
E. Bryson
H. Bowen
M. Chasemore
A. Bowen
The
Avon Club
RK. Clayton
Price
Saunderson
J. Clayton
Western
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Henry Clasper
Robert Clasper
William Clasper
Edward Hawkes
Newcastle
Star Club
Chiswick Eyot
Hammersmith Cutter Club
W. Biffin
W. Wright
G. Wright
J. Wait
W. Mansell
Lambeth Aquatic Club
W. Norris
D. Harrigan
T. Crockford
A. Wentwell
E. Weeble
Lightblue
Green
D. Coombes
Stripe
Pocock
Watts
Wilson
Newell
Oxford University Club
Leander
Cambridge Univerity Club
Cambridge Subscription Rooms
London
Chiswick Eyatt
Cambridge University Club
Arnold
Nicholson
Richardson
Brookes
Clowes
Manners
Villiers
Robins
Munster
Steerer
Leander Club
Dalgleish
Bumpstead
Julius
Lea
Hadding
Soames
Shepherd
F. BE. Tuke
Dryson
Middlesex
Light Blue
Hammersmith Bridge
Oxford
Cambridge
Landsmen
Jackson
Wandsworth
Chelsea
Miller
Eton
Civil Engineers’ Club
St. George’s Club
Neptune Club
Christchurch
Waverley Club
Royal Academy Club
Guy’s Club
Civil Engineers
Neptune
Crabtree
Chiswick Eye
St. George's
Hest
Guy
Soo
Black
Royal Academy
R. Newell
Y. Coombes
D. Scombes
Greenwich
Forest
Humphies
J. Wogan
S. Wogan
T. Cordell
H. Clasper
R. Clasper
W. Clasper
E. Hawkes
Cosswain
Lamb
W. Pacsck
J. Doulledee
TR Doubledee
J. Parish
G. Sheppard
J. Hammock
T. Prince
J. Phittle
J. Coles
Chiswick
Parpie
London Cew
Sons of the
Thames
Sons of
Tyne
Coombes
A. Doubdle
Keily
Powell
Fulam
The Oxford Commemoration Week Festivities and University Honours
The Oxford commemoration week bursts with bustle as the University Musical Festival opens with a grand concert conducted by Sir R. Bishop. The theatre crowd, including undergraduates, ladies in varied gowns, and distinguished guests, witnesses conferring of doctorates by the vice-chancellor. Notable honours go to Earl Powis, Captain Sir J. Ross, Serjeant Talfourd, and other scholars as bands play and prizes are read amid cheers and public orations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
R. Bishop
Doris Gras
A. Shaw
Miss Rainforth
Herr Staudigl
H. Phillips
Bennett
Signor Sivori
Prince Albert
Duke of Wellington
Lord Lyndhtret
Sir R. Peel
O’connell
Anti Cornlaw League
University of Cambridge
London University
Phillimore
Earl Powis
J. Ross
Talfourd
England
Wynter
D.C.L
W. Coles Medlycott
Bart
Trinity College
R.N
Pasley
Royal Engineers
C.B
John Wither Audry
Kat
Gowyer, Esq
D. Maclean
City of
Oxford
W. Eniwisie
South Lancashire
Mr. Serjeant Talfourd
G. B. Airer
Battle of the Nile
J. L. Brereton
University College
Nelson
Albion
Prichard
Balliol College
Taxation debate in Peel ministry shadows Free Traders split
Cotton Twist analyzes the West Indian sugar duty fight and the 4s per cwt proposed reduction. It argues the public gains little from small price cuts and outlines a preferred strategy to cut sugar duty to one penny per pound to boost consumption, production, and revenue while warning of party disunion and political maneuvering within Peel's government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Brougham
Peel
Lord Lyndhurst
James Graham
Russell
West India
England
Free Traders
League
Manchester
Cobden
Covent-garden
Duke of Richmond
Herald
Standard
Chapmen
Libel actions and customs cases bracket Royal Court week
Court of Common Pleas heard Newton v. Ronk over libels in Cheltenham Examiner accusing Newton of unprofessional conduct and malicious prosecution Lady Ricketts. Exchequer sessions covered Custom House frauds with verdicts against defendants and consensual sums for tobacco and penalties. A secondary court assessed damages in a criminal conversation case, settled at fifty pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Ronk
Augustus Newton
Cheltenham Examiner
Cheltenham
Ricketts
Sir Robert Ricketts
Robert Ricketts
F. Kelly
Cockburn
Court OF Exchequer
John Dean
Twe
Tus Attorngy-General
Candy Axp Deax
Tae
Jr. Arrowsmith
Attorsey-General
Tortis
Leatobacco
Attorney General
Estait
Eliza
Thames
Westbrook's Wharf
Surrey Canal
Prince Atsrrr at Eton Lays Foundation Stone Ceremony
A large crowd gathered at Eton on Thursday for the foundation stone ceremony of the new building planned as boys sleeping quarters. Prince Atsrrr, accompanied by the Bishop of Lincoln and the provost, attended by distinguished guests, laid the cornerstone amid cheers from students and spectators, then returned to London. The project will span about 140 feet and cost around £20,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Atsrrr
Erox
Eton
Pereaus
Weston’s Yard
Lincoln
Kir. Drake
Mr. Shaw
Nien
College Hall
London
New South Watts
Sidney
Coat Moss
Vwe
Manchester
Lord Francis Egerton
Liverpool Albion
Paris Trial of Lady Harriet Hoste and Kilmorey Case
In Paris the Cour Royale heard Lady Harriet Hoste questioned about her relation with Lord Kilmorey and the alleged seduction of her daughter Miss Priscilla Hoste. The president noted exchanges in Geneva, remarks by Lady Sandwich, and charged neglect in depriving Priscilla of clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Cour Royale
Gazette Des Tribunauz
Lord Orford
Oxford
Harriet Hoste
Horne
Okey
Hokey
M.seguier
Lady Harriet Hoste
Lord Cowley
Priscilla Hoste
Lord Kilmorey
Geneva
Jack Needham
Messieurs
Lady Sandwich
Harriet
Sandwich
Priscilla
Milady
Treasury order on glass export drawback at Liverpool
A treasury directive to Liverpool customs allows that flint glass packed and sealed for export under excise supervision in a bonded warehouse at the intended export point shall receive the current drawback if shipped by July 6. The shipment may occur after July 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Liverpool
Excise
Liverpool Standard
MCann Indicted for Feloniously Marrying Bridget Thomas
Central Criminal Court hears the case of Michael MCann charged with feloniously marrying Bridget Thomas on April or later. Bridget Thomas testified to the marriage on April 8 at St Pancras church, detailing her prior knowledge, the certificate, and alleged arrangements. Parish clerks and witnesses questioned the marriage record while defense argued the prisoner was not the bridegroom, calling a bricklayer to support his alibi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosnay
Hughs
Michael M‘cann
Bridget Thomas
Martha M‘cann
Jin Ballantine
Mr. Prendergast
Martha M'Cann Nevis
Bridget Hamas
St. Pancras New Church
Schulard
Ponet
Witnees
Shean
Robert Griffiths
St. Pancras
Thomas
Prendergast
Bach
St. James's Street
Bishopsgate
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Anightingale
Cleveland
Cumberland
Marvens
Malvern
Worcestershire
Worcestershire Chronicle
Thames Grand Regatta
LAW
Court OF Common Pleas
Hecondasries' Court
Trerspay
Banner Vo Grnawabe
Carim
Cox
Geture Air
James
Omaiius
Clapham
Amelia Barber
Ansen
Post Office
Globe
Louis XV
Louis XVI
Turgot
France
Condorcet
Signor Mazzini
Finsbury
House of Commons
Mazzini
Turin
Vienna
Rome
Duncombe
T. Gittout
C. Gonzales
G. Mazzitt
L. Maufotri
F. Pistrecer
G. Rossetti
King's College, London
Newcast Leuron Tyne
George Carr Glynn
Newcastle-upon-Pyne
Gateshead
George Hudson
Newcastle and Darlington
China
Wanderer
G. H. Seymour
Spithead
Sheerness
Cape
Vriday
Candy
W. Dean
Lancaster
Grundy
Nisi Prias
Jervis
M. Chambers
D. Balington King
Edaimed
Oxverry
Defortant
Royal Standard Theatre
Shoreditch
Oreberry
Louvre
Lidia
Chamouii
Lynn
Wager
Claude Gower
Rose
Ettrick Vale
Jthue
Hales
Dramatic Authors
Central Criminal Court
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