Duke of Hamilton and allied peerages history summary
A dense survey traces the origin and rise of the Hamilton dukedom and allied Scottish and English titles from medieval noble lineages through the 17th to 19th centuries. It covers key figures, inheritances, attainders, and the evolving peerage, noting major estates, seats, and the shifting of titles among family branches and successors.
Meetings for protection to British industry reported
The Post notes meetings at York Ely and Epping centered on aiding the agricultural movement. A committee is to form to establish an infirmary for distressed foreigners’ children, with substantial contributions from English residents and continental foreigners.
Royal recovery update and Windsor wine benevolence myth
The article reports a gradual, slow recovery of the noble earl from a serious attack with updated accounts from Castle Howard. It notes the Duke and Duchess of Sutherland and other nobles will stay with the Countess of Carlisle and Lady Mary Howard until he is out of danger. It also debunks a royal benevolence claim about distributing unconsumed Windsor wine to Windsor and Eton’s sick poor, explaining wine recovers to the cellar and only minor “refuse” wine reaches pages and servants, now given to the poor only on proper application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of
Bawire
Alexenger Dougine Hamilton
Evan
William de Oglish
Robert de Bellomont
Leicester
Scotland
William de Hamilton
Mg Henry
James Hamilton
Cadyow
Hawi
Arran
James
Ottend
Mary
Brande
Hamilton
Ennerdale
Duke of Hamilton
Cumberland
Earl of
Cambridge
Clydesdale
Charles the
Preston
Bry
Polmont
Ron Hamilton
William Donglas
Earl of Selkirk
Duke of Brandon
Douglas
Earldom of Angbald
Duke of Douglas
England
Archi
Archibald
Octo
Susan Euphemia
Daughtesq
Fonthill Abbey
Wilts
William Alexander Anthony Archquis
Alexander
Ter
William Beckford
Ibald
Mar
Lancaster
Fox
Dutton
Holyrood Park
Lanarkshire
Aril
Angus
Lanark
Avon
Mackan
Lord Hamilton
Judburgh Forestshire
Innerdale
Aberethy
Chester
Suffolk
Baron of
Cow Hamilton
Kinneil-house
Castle
Buteshire
Ashton- Seals
Hamilton-palace
Linlithgowshire
Brodickhall
Lancashire
Eastonpark
Portman-square
Harporouch
Earl
R Sherard
William Sherard
Stap
Oatlands
Ireland
Mona' Sherard
Leitrim
Bennet
Great Britain
Harborough
Leicestershire
Sherard
Philip Sherard
Robert Sherard
Conquest
Leford
Salisbury
Blis
Sears
Step Glaiston
Rutlandshire
New Bond
Hanpwicke
Charles House
Hardwicke
Sidney Yorke
Fidence
Stevens
Philip Yorke
Simon Yorke
Dover
Philip
Charles Philip
Sir Joseph N
Lord Heutenant
Cambridgeshire
House of Commons
Wimpole Hall
Arrington
Tettenhanger Hall
St. Alban's
Herts
Cow Atreet
Park-lane
Norfolk- Harewood
Henry Lascelles
County of
York
Edward the First
Roger de Lascelles
John de Lascelles
Hindershelfe
Barbadoes
Harewood
County Yanced
Viscount Lascelles
Henry
Louisa
Bath
Henry Thynne
Thomas
Harewood-house
Leeds
Goldsborough-hall
Knaresborough
Hanover Square
Castle Howard
Royal Table
Windsor Castle
Windsor
Eton
Her Majesty
Weekly Meeting of the Anti Corn Law League at Covent Garden
Report of the weekly Covent Garden Theatre gathering of the Anti Corn Law League. Notable speakers included George Wilson Sir Valentine Blake Richard Cobden John Bright Milner Gibson and Henry Ashworth. Debated farmer oppression machinery and emigration with strong party rhetoric and cheers from a respectable audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Anti-Corn Law League
Covent-Garden Theatre
AntiCorn Law League
George Wilson
C. P. Villiers
Thomas Milner Gibson
Sir Valentine Blake
Richard Cobden
John Bright
Henry Ashworth
the Oake
Bolton
G. Wilson
Cobden
Somersetshire
Yorkshire
Earl of Harewood
Anti Corn Law League
Lincolnshire
Anti Corn-law League
House of Lords
Ashworth
Society of Friends
Lancaster
Lancashire
Dominions
Hear
William the Conqueror
Manchester
Preston
Milner Gibson
M.P
Duke of Northumberland
United Kingdom
Mr. Gibson
England
Church of England
Bright
Free trade meetings at Gloucester ay AytTI-Cong-Law
A free trade meeting at Shire hall heard Mr Cobden discuss reform and monopoly with Col Thompson and Mr Moore while a late speaker failed to read his notes amid audience jeers. The county gathering echoed support for free trade with Cobden and Holland backing the cause and a brief clash with a protectionist amendment. An Agricultural Protection Society committee met at the Duke of Richmond’s to adopt rules and appoint subcommittees. A serious candle accident left Miss Adolphus badly burned, but her condition improved the next day.
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York
Ely
Epping
PonTefract
Monckton Milnes
Ireland
Milnes
Shunett
Stanr Tre Anny
United Kingdom
Horse Guards
Cork
14Th Foot
27Th Regiment
52Nd
60Th
82Nd
93Rd Highlanders
Carlisle
Canada
United Service Gazette
Lora SipMovuTa
Windsor Park
Richmond Park
Webster
Richmond
Lord Sidmouth
Henry Addington
Norwich
H. Currie
Barker Wall
Henry Haviland Abington
Bucknall Estcourt
Thomas Hoskins
Sutherland
Richard Adame
Lord Eldon
Lord Kenyon
R. Douglas
Hobhouse
Gaskill
Townsend
Chisholm
Julius
Earl of Shaftesbury
Earl of Lonsdale
Charles Price
Bart
Painter
Saxe Gotha
Albert
Francis
Windsor
Prince Albert
Duke of
Eas Dears
Newmarket
Birmingham
Derby
Gloucester
Eastern Counties
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Great Western
Grand Junction
Paisley
Ayr
Great North of England
London
London and South Western
Blackwall
Greenwich
Brighton
Croydon
Liverpool
Manchester
Leeds
Hull
Associated
Midland Counties
North Midland
Newcastle
Paris
Rouen
Orleans
South Eastern
Dover
Sheffield
Paris and
Wicklow
Dublin
Tynte Park
Dunlavin
Tynte Pratt
Duchy of Cornwall
Somerset-house
Robert Peel
Great Western Railway
Windsor Castle
Lord Eastnor
T.S. Forman
C. J. Baillie Hamilton
W. A. Mackinnon
John Neeld
Colonel Rolleston
Thomas Sheppard
Lord Somerton
Sir Richard Vyvyian
P. Ainsworth
H. Bridgeman
D. Callaghan
E. S. Cayley
E. B. Clive
R. Cobden
J. W
Rorat Dock
Yarps
Sheerness
Lanpsaiprine Colizny
Glouccester
Shire Hall
Cobden
Colonel Thompson
Moore
Bowly
Farl Ducie
B. Holland
Dumbleton
T. Hunt
Clark
Cother
Protectios of Agriculture
The
Agricultural Protection Society
Duke of Richmond's
Adolphus
Sir Jacob Adolphus
Cheltenham
Court OF Common Pleas
Guildhall
League
Brooks
Sowler
Common Pleas
Thomas Wilde
Serjeant Talfourd
Boothby
R. S. Lawler
Northern Circuit
Alderman Brooks
Thomas Lawler
Manchester Courier
John, Brooke
Joseph Clark
Her Majesty's Navy
Chapman Marshall
Challis
St. Botolph
Aldersgate
Chadwick Jones
Mary Ann Rose
Henry Clarke
Aldermanbury
Lauderdale Buildings
Alderegate Street
Henry Clark
Greenwich Fair
H. Clarke
Mary Millen
C. Jones
Union House
Mansion House
Handford
Meyor
Price
Broad Street
Broad-street
Marlborough Street
Crim. Cox
Humpe Lirve
Jahaz Selim
Lascar
Maltby
Elizabeth
C Division
Berwick Street
Soho
Lambeth Street
Glass-house-street
Aldgate
Cornwall
Holloway
Norton
Payne
Dr. Bowie
Libanus unrest and French Remusat debate mirrored in Paris
A Paris dispatch notes Libanus turmoil with insurrection threats, massacres, and coercive labor, while in Madrid reports detail a royal march toward Aranjuez and the capture of insurgent officers. French discussion on Remusat's proposal to curb government seats follows. The Elberfeldt wreck and court updates frame a day of financial, legal, and maritime news across Europe.
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Libanus
Essad Pacha
Beyrout
Tripoli
Porte
Kasacronan
Hhis
France
Deruttes
M. de Remusat
Chamber of Deputies
M. Gameron
Sirtine
Fepauany
M. L’epee
M. Thiers
M.de Satvandy
Tu‘ Bovurse
Bank of France
Neapolitan
Paris and
Rouen
Paris
Orleans
Spain
Madrid
Foreign Corps
Aranjuez
Christina
Roncali
Pardo
Carthagena
Torreveiga
Algesiras
Comercio
Elberfeldt
Totel
North Foreland
Blackwall
Rotterdam
Manheim
Ramagate
R. Strannack
General Steam Navigation Company
Giraffe
Fluehing
Ramsgate
London
Columbine Mail
Ireland
Geonge Mirtis
House of Lords
Court of Queen’s Bench
England
Lord Cottenham
Lord Brougham
Lord Campbell
Bay Pruptcy Court
Tue Manylebonee Bank Tv
Davip Hangay
C. F. Williams
Marylebone Bank
Child custody inquiry at Union Hall ends without order
Reports detail conflicting testimony about a child claimed by a mother and a country upbringing versus a town home. Dr Bowie's examination suggests the child was not the applicant's, with remarks about the mother’s behavior and the child’s living conditions. The magistrate defers a formal decision while the inquiry continues.
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Norton
Burrows
South Lambeth
Crown
Westminster Road
Snow
Witts’ Forcenrs
Globe
Compter
Harges
Mary Mitchell
Hereford-street
Lisson-grove
Druremond-streets
London and Birmingham
A. B. Cocxives
Society of Arts
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Duke of Portland
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Welbeck Abbey
Scott Portiano
Noble the Marquis of Westminster
Lord Westminster
Mr. Holloway
Eaton-hall
Cheshire
Strand
Temple-bar
Samuel La’mert
University of Edinburgh
London Hospital Medical Society
Newton
Church-street
Watts
Snow-hill
Baraclough
F.rgate
Davey
Broade Street
Bristol
S. France and Co
Butcher Bink
Newcastlean-Tyne
Paton and Love
Nelson-street
Manchester Chronicle
La’Mert
Bedford-street
Bedford Square
J. Lucas and Co
Newman-street
Oxford-street
Brittain
Paternoster-row
J. Gordon
Leadenhall-street
W. Wood
High-street
H. Robinson
Greenside-street
T. Price
Dame-street
Lucas
New Bell’s Weekly Messenger
Serst, Lucas and Co
Newman Street
Oxforde Street