A Switzerlands Reform Sparks Wide Debate in Vaud
Radical changes sweep the Canton de Vaud as a Provisional Government forms after a large petition drive to expel Jesuits, Universal Suffrage is slated for elections, and fears of civil strife spread to Protestant cantons. The episode mirrors debates on law, religion, and governance across Switzerland and Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton de Vaud
Esmenia
Switzerland
Lucerne
Grand Council
Republic
Pays de Vaud
Zurich
Luverne
Berne
Ccak
Harcourt Lees
Gregg
Foria Trefend
New Grant
Ts Maynooth
Orange
Robert Peel
Duttin
Somerset Maxwell
Connell
Ronent Sxorts
Persierec
Fe ‘D
Lonp AsHrey
Isceu¢ Alisoven
Maniac
Provence
The Harmanxet Theatre Comedy and Farces
A Monday night bill at the Harmanxet Theatre features a three act comedy attributed to Mr. Peake, with Mrs Hollylodge and her husband thrust into a sheriff’s role amid witty blunders and bustling pageantry. Also on stage is an adaptation The Mother and Child are Doing Well, with a Jamaica setting and a comic wedding plot. A new Stabat Mater by Edward Francis Fitz-William is announced for Hanover Square, and a charity fancy dress ball at London Tavern raises nearly £1,000 for distressed needlewomen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmanxet
The
Peake
Principe
Mrr
Hollylodge
Farren
Cardinal Wolsey
Lady Winkleworth
Mr. Hollylodge
Mr. Smirke
Buckstone
England
Duke of
Sherif
Alzlyhi
Paris
Arauli
Wright
Jamaica
Felix Huey
London Cacknes
Kingston
Tues
Ceares
Huffey
Inlaw
Huffer
Captain O Brien
Edward Francis Fitz- William
Queen's Concert Room
Hanover Square
Henry Bishop
Jon Barnett
Alfred Mellon
J. WV. Waliuu
London Tavern
Bishopsgate Street
Society
Thornborrow
Messie
Harper
Lord Dudley Stuart
Moses Montefiore
Felix Booth
Moham Lal
Cabul
Farebrother
Johnson
D. Salomons
Masterman
Byung
M P
Frier
Surrey Zoological Gardens
Prince Albert
Buckingham Palace
Glasgow
Glasgow Courier
Finsbury electors discuss opening post letters at White Conduit
A large Finsbury borough meeting at White Conduit House denounces treatment of Mr T S Duncombe by Sir James Graham. The session addressed post office letter openings and related political tensions. A fire at Bridge-house farm Streatham destroys a barn and its contents, with extensive fire brigade response and suspicions of arson. Police and fire units from London and West of England attended. owner insured.
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Finsbury
White Conduit House
Pentonville
T. S. Dancumbe
Duncombe
James Graham
Smeathan
London
West of England
Agaon
Connorton
Connorton Started Toe the Scene, With the Weat of
England
Southwark-bridge-road
Henderson
Fife
Sun-office
Betting on horses at Cataract and other odds
A lengthy racing betting column notes wagers on multiple horses led by Cataract and Strathspey with odds from 20 to 1 up to 66 to 1, recording large bets against Semiseria, Strathspey, Winesour, and The Dean while noting other entries and results of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin
Jaques
W. Scott
A. Johnatone
Duke of Richmond
Strathspey
Parry
Gally
St. Lawrence
Mr. Bell
George Bentinck
Mr. Collett
Mr. Irwin
Davis
Osbaldes
Jon
Williamson
Collett
Semiseria
Oald Ireland
Yheoman Ac
Dersy
Graville
Lord Stradbroke
Anson
Teel
Tord Chesterfeld
W. Hill
Gully
Stanley
Johnstone
Keeper
Parcoot
Tronmaster
Bickera
Manchester
Death of the Earl of Mornington and his family legacy
A long obituary traces the life of William Wellesley Pole later Earl of Mornington born 1763 at Danpan Castle Meath. It outlines his family ties to the Wellesley-Wellington line, his various names, education at Eton and Oxford, and a career in Irish and British public service including roles under Arthur Wellesley and as Master of the Mint and Lord Maryborough. It notes the extinction of the Marquisate on his brother’s death and that the Irish earldom passed to him, now held by his heir, a pamphlet author on Ireland and the Court of Chancery.
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Cornwall
Dashwood King
Christunder
Esa
Tower
R. Peel
Robert Pett
Tamworth
Robert
Mr. Gibbs
Mr. Tower
Maritiax Wat
Robert Peel
Palmer
Gibbs
Tuan
George Inn
Weston Cracroft
the of London
Stamford Mercury
Ropes Iruness
J. Dane
Mastin
Exchequer
Alr
Morris
Air
Fadhe
Moris
Earl of Stamford
Werrington
Enville-hall
Stourbridge
John Davenport
Erith
J. C. Carter
Weatat
Eliza Hunt
Oman
Lessneesneath
Bexley
Wellesly
Earl of Mornington
Arthur
Viscount
Dungannon
Marquis Wellesley
Duke of Wellington
Lord Cowley
Paris
Danpan Castle
Meath
Grat
Lord Mornington
William Wealey
Wellesley
Wellesley Pole
Lord Afaryborough
Earl of
William Wesley
Eton
Wellesleys
Duke
Mr. Wesley
Hton
House of Mornington
Cawley
Colley
Henry Colley
Casilo Carbery
Pole
Ballyfin
Queen's County
Pariam
William
Wesley
Vale
Culley
Admiral Forbes
Wellesley Vale
Marvington
Countess of
Clarendon
Wellesly Pole
Bhy Marquis
India
Mallavelly
Seringapatam
Assaye
Argaum
Ganghur
Europe
Nho
Richard
Henry
Lord Hawkesbury
Liverpool
Aecena
Tudia
Sir Arthur Wellesley
Ireland
Duke of Richmond
Lord Manners
Court of Chancery
Saurin
O'Connell
France
House of Commons
A Bing
Ar. Peel
Parceval
House of Lords
Mr. Canning
Lord Maryborough
Lord Melbourne
Mornington
Long Wellesley
Viscount Wellesley
Miss Tynney ,Ddg
Colonel Patterson
Edward Bligh
St. Paste
Audi
Smith
Lydiard
Taunton
Devonah
Whee Thes
Devonshire
Woodforn
Winchester
William of
England
New College, Oxford
Netheravon
Amesbury
Hicks Beach
Cirencester
Sydney Smith
Beach
Saliabory Plain
Edinburgh
Brougham
Jefrey
Murray
Edinburgh Review
London
Pybus
Stoiah
Foundrigg
Berkeley
Fitzroy
Euinbursh Fevier
Atle Says
Lord Jeffrey
Lord Brougham
Botany-hay
James Fox
Lord Folland
Fox
Mr. Smith
Lord Erskine
Great
Lord Holland
Frostonia
Yorkshire
Oxford
Yorkeshire
Royal Institution
Mayfair
Albemarle-street
Sidney Smith
Perceval
Peter Piyaloy
Lord Grey
St. Paul's
Combe Florey
Somersetshire
John Russell
Lord John Russell
Eran Wigs
S Whn
Lord John
Pennsylvania
William Pons
Five Year Old Rescued After Boiling Water Incident
Redmond Prenderwell, five, was brought to Guy's Hospital after drinking boiling water from a teakettle. Severe swelling blocked his airway and caused near death. Dr Edward Cook opened the windpipe and performed artificial respiration, restoring circulation. The child is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redmond Prenderwell
Guy's Hospital
Edward Cook
Debate over Letters Case Ends in Government Rejection
Frida night vote defeats Lord Howick amendment limiting Duncombe’s motion to inquiry into who opened a MP’s letters. 145-240 for the amendment. 85 against. House discussion covers legality, D’Israeli, Bonham, and Peel’s leadership as Duncombe defends not the man but the office amid strong party passions. List of 240 voting against inquiry included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Howick
Watson
Home Office
John Russell
Bandieras
Robert Peel
D'Israrli
Netting
D'Israeli
Bonham
Ordnance
Sir Robert Peel
Bonhatm
Colonel Despard
Bath
Duocombe
Jervis
Duncombe
James Graham
Bart
Aod
Clergy in Bristol Send Affectionate Address to Rev Faulkner
A large Bristol clerical body expresses sympathy for Rev RR Faulkner after a fierce church controversy over removing a stone altar and credence table from the Round Church Cambridge. The record also notes a bribery case in London involving Pierce Haye, plus extended notices on Sydney Smith’s life and career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Faulkner
Round Church
Cambridge
Imrontayt Case
Orricen
Pierce Charles Haye
Bartlett Buildinge
Holborn
Mansion House
Custom House
Tyne
James Jordan
Haye
Cox
Tyna
Watling-street
Jordan
John Pirie
O'Consett
Hipworth Axp
Lush
O'Connell
England
Leeds
Wakefield
Bradford
Lalae
Wakefield Journal
H. O'Connell
Daniel O'Connell
D. O'Connell
Exeter-hall
Ireland
HE. O'Connell
Davie O'Connell
M.P
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Lausanne
Dublin
Jesuits
Maynooth
Agr Lahr
Ier Tate
Croydon
Manch
Hull
Midland Counties
BASS
Manchester and
Birming
Newcastle & Darlington
Rouen
Orleans
Sheffield
York
North Midland
Yarmouth and Norwich
Newcastle and
Carlisle
South Eastern
Dover
Tattersall's
Morvar
Whop c
Lesppetten—Ii
Baron Rolfe
Baron Aldegson
Heron
Ruln
Rale
Waineright
Exchange Newsroom
Downing Street
Liverpool Albion
Cromen
Eii
Norfolk Chronicle
Battersea‘bridge
Horsemonger Lane
Dalmas
Dru
Monro
Sutherland
Milbank
Bailey
Penil
Milbank Prison
Bethlehem Hospital
Her
Hospital of Bethlehem
Bethlehem
Camnerwell
Carter
George Canning Tavern
Grove-Jane
Camberwell
Matthias Montague
Sarah Montague
Massey
Kirkpatrick
George Canning
George May
Montagu
Myre
Montague
Sarah Reeves
Acland
TD Adderley
C B Alford
Viscoust Allix
J P Antroban
Edin Arbathoot
H Archdall
Captai Arkwright
Geor Arunidel
Earl of Ashley
Lord Haget
Willian Baillie
C R Compton
H C Connolly
Cole Copeland
Ald Corry
Henry Courtenay
Lor Cripps
Willia Damer
Colonel Darby
George Davies
Das Dawnay
WH Denison
EB Dickipsoo
F H Dodd
George Douglas
Sir E Douglas
Douglas
J DS Denry
Maryn Drummond
Ulre
CG East
Eastnor
Wise
Rat
C E Lawson
Andrew Lefroy
Anthony Legh
GC Lesnox
Lord A Liddell
H T Lincoln
Earl Lockhart
Willi Lowther
Sir J Lowther
Colon
Lygon
General Mackenzie
T Mackenzien
Moncnamura
Maj AM Neill
Dunas Mahon
Viscount Mainwaring
T Manners
Lord March
Earl Marahan
Visco Martin
C W Martin
T B Marton
George
Robert Palmer
George Peel
Jonathan Pennant
Bhumptre
JP Pollbil
Frederick Pollington
Viscount Tywell
Preed
WT Pringle
Alexander Reid
John Reedlesham
Lord Kapton
Gwj Richards
Richard Rolleston
Round
John Reus
Rushbrooke
Russell
J DW Ryder
G D Sanderson
Richard Shaw
Frederick Sibthorp
Colonel Smith
Abel Smith
TB C Stayth
H Somerset
G Somerton
Viscount Somes
Joseph Sotheron
T H Spooner
Richard Stanley
Edward Stewart
John Stuart
Henry Sutton
Henry Taylor
Edward Tennent
J E Thesiger
F Thornhill
George Tollemache
John Trench
F W Trever
G R Trollope
Sir Trotter
John Vernon
G H Waddington
Bydney Bmith
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