Rescinding move to send sheriffs up to the throne
Alderman Brown leads a prefatory note as the court debates whether the sheriffs should go to the throne to present the address. Several members argue loyalty and proper form, while jokes about white feathers and goose quills arise. A division ends with a majority voting to proceed without the sheriffs to learn her Majesty’s reception time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recstation
Alderman Brown
House of
Alderman Kelly
Wilson
Prince Albert
Duchess of Kent
Court of Common Council
W. Lawrence
Stevens
Anderton
Coventry
Mr. Wells
Taylor
Burton
Aldersgate-ward
House OF Comdions
M. Parriers
Manchester
Calico
de Lact Evans
Westminster
Frost
Leaver
Glasgow Operative Masons’ Association
East Bromley
Sussex
Marylebone
Tewkesbury
Brighton
Chichester
Leamington
Portsmouth
Williams
Jones
Leader
France
Lapoccnere
East India Company
Sir R. Jenkins
India
Baronet
Assam
China
East India
British India
Hoce
Laboucuere
Heme
Ewart
J. Hosnovse
Kies
Court
East India Board
C. Baxter
Court of Directors
R. Jenkins
Jonx Russell
R. Peer
Joan Russett
Huasre
Ireland
Lord Staxiey
Lord Mooreth
Sergeant Jackson
O'Coxxgtt
Hume
England
Scotland
Lord Extor
Alderman Woop
Sheriff Evans
Sheriffs of
London
Joan Russex
M Wood
Gopson
J. Russell
Wm. Evans
Middlesex
House OF Lords
Petition and Letters on the Case of John Frost
A letter packet describes efforts to publicize the case of John Frost and two companions, detailing visits to Portsmouth and urging clemency. It includes petitions to Lord Normanby and a reply from Whitehall denying a royal pardon and describing the ongoing suspension and expected publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Frost
Williams
W. F. Geacy
Tavistock Hotel
York Quesx
Sarah Roberts
John Frost
York
Gosport
Mary Frost
Elisabeth Frost
Sarah
Newport
Ilegal
Elizabeth Frost
Sarah Fry
Catherine Frost
Elen Frost
H. H. Frost
Ann Frost
Whitehall
Marquis of Normandy
Normandy
W. Fe Geach
Tavistock-lotel
Covent-garden
Penny Postage praised against opponents in leading review
A long literary chronicle extols a forthcoming Penny Postage article as well timed and clever, rejects objections, and highlights illustrations. It also surveys Canadian Scenery engravings, Indian marriage customs, and satire on Oxford Tractism, with notices of law, natural history, tithe compendium, and post office issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonpox
Westminster Review
Hooper
Bartlett
N. P. Willis
Long
Efingham Wilson
Oxford
Philpotts
Stevens
Stevens's, ‘Stanhopes
Church of England
Tertullian
Sibthorpe
Origen
James Graham
Judas
Exeter
William Macgillivray
Scott, Webster, and Geary
Macgillivray
Watten
Longman and Co
Willich
The Newport Convicts Bound for Van Diemen's Land
At eleven a.m. Monday the Mandarin sailed from Spithead with 244 male convicts including Frost Williams and Jones. Home Office order set voyage to Van Diemen's Land, not Sydney. Frost hoped for pardon until departure, then grieved as he and companions left England amid a strong easterly breeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
A.s
Spithead
John Frost
Zephaniah Williams
Jones
van Dieman’s Land
Sydney
Frost
Portsmouth
Manarin
Williams
Ork
England
Lizard
Land’s End
Imperial Parliament Friday House of Lords Ecclesiastical Authority
The Bishop of Exy presented petitions from Bury St Edmund's clergy opposing any bill that would interfere with church discipline or bishop authority. In India war news Viscount McInourne moved to extend thanks to officers and troops in Kelat and Ghunzee. Debates included naval estimates, Ireland and Africa trade notes, and motions on writs for Perth. House adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelat
Strawefeld
Africa
House OF Comisions
Robert Owen
Fox Maune
Perth
Viscount Stormont
Earl of Mansfield
England
Lord Stormont
Scotland
Princur
House of Lords
Mare
W. Fotter
James Graham
Stormont
Gouzum
Fox Mave
Rupert Peel
Joan Russent
Viscount Sanponx
Portugal
Viscount Paracerson
Henry Hardice
Lisbon
Lord Parwerston
H. Hanpinox
Lord Sanpon
Portsmouth
Plymouth, &c
G. Crerk
Admiralty
Mediterranean
Europe
Baronet
More O'Fennaxe
Heme
France
Russia
Lord Ingistrie
Marryatt
Channel
Greenwich Hospital
Chatham
Admiral ApaMs
Chatham Dockyard
F. Cockerell
Palmerston
R. Pee
Minorca
Palmerst
Spain
Algiers
Cracow
BR. Peet
Saxnon
Pecu
M'Lean
J. Rusexey
Parynton
Brorherton
Shaftesbury
Clarendon
Marquis of Westminster
Municipal Corporations
Court of Chancery
Lorp Cuhaanncellor
Earl of Aberneen
Lord Eltensoroues
Spanish Legion
Marquis of Londonperry
Was
British Legion
Algo
Earl of Clarenton
Viscount MacLuourne
Court of Directors
The
East India Company
China
Viscount Melbourne
Board of Control
Lord Denman
Treasury
East India House
Ewart
County of
York
Huddersfield
Yorkshire
Lancashire
Hull
Frost
Williams
Jones
Viscount Sanpon
Board of Trade
Lanoucherz
Ireland
Lord J. Russell
Lineu
Galway
Verner
Committee of Supply
R. Gordon
Marquis of LoxponpeRrny
Foreign Office
Earl of Cuarenpon
Earl of Aberdeen
Viscount McLbourne
Tevnuam
Chorley
Cheddington
Tring
Buckinghamshire
Kingston-upon-Hull
St. Luke's
Middlesex
Manchester
London
Duke of Argyll
GaLloway
Aberdeen
Lord Chancetton
House OF Comminions
R. Curry
Northampton
M. Philipps
Home Department
Fox
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William's
Literary Chronicle
Tur
Joseruvs
Rogers
Caledonian Mercury
Post Office
Rosseries
Evening Mail
Sot Gazette
Imperial Parliament
House OF Commons
Croydon
G. Somerset
Croydon Railroad Company
London and Greenwich
Huse
J. Newport
Perceval
Viscount Matron
E, Witmer
Momnouthshire
Mires
Mavis
Woop
Jonxson
Estcourt
Barnes
Hayter
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