Soyer and Gibson Soup Debates Stir Public Taste
A London debate questions noble or hypocritical fasts and muttoned meals during Lent. It argues Soyer and Sherman’s soups mock the poor by supplying luxury foods while the laboring classes endure restraint. The writer brands fasting as mortification of labor and urges practical nourishment over affectation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soyer
A. Soyer
Gsherman
London
M. Soyer
The Cambridge Election and Prince Albert’s Chancellorship
A lengthy column reviews Prince Albert’s election to the university chancellorship amid debate over Earl Powis and the royal role. It notes strong opposition, potential reforms for dissenters, and questions about the Queen’s influence. It also covers Irish affairs, the Irish party meeting, and reports from Milan on frontier unrest, plus St David’s Day celebrations and cotton cultivation petitions in Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Prince Albert
Earl Powis
Prince Acrert
Servie
Ciurchmen
Chanelor
Intsa
King Street
St., James's Square
New Palace Ward
Lord Monteagle
Earl of Montcachel
Milan
Tessino
Lecco
Parese
Switzerland
Italy
Mouza
Mantua
St. Darin's
St. David's
Society of Ancient Britons
St. James's Church
Piccadilly
Freemasons’ Hall
Corton
Manchester
India
Wilkins
Twerton
Bath Journal
Cork
Royal Free Hospital
Gray's
Albion
Southampton
Williamson
London
Dungeness
Hamble
Uder
Hampshire Advertiser
SaruaTa
Glascow Ralway
Edinburgh and Glasgow
England
Scotland
Steir Damerenee
Mir
J. D. Magee
Dillon
Ireland
James Houghton
Confederation
Galway
Yatex Extonaxia
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Canada
Banty Crodixe Association Soraex
Charles Nash
London Association
Lord Brougham
Robert Peel, Bart
Whitehall Gardens
Rosger
J. T. Good
Bay
Manchester Express
Jmmp
Provemernt Oy Mexix ManufactTorics
York Road Chapel
Lambeth
Benjamin Hawes
Enq
R. Alliott
T. Coffe
Joseph Payne
Earl of
Mandelay
Westminster Road
Maudslay
T. Cuffe
Hawes
Mandalay
Manudalay
Ballard
Payne
H. J. Fuat
Solown
Charles Snbone
Clapham
Worthing
W. Nowroe
P. H. Daniel
Jane
Edward Daniel
South Sea
P. B. Daniel
E. Daniel
Nurse
Nourse
Denauett
Daniel
Haggard
Rogers
James's Palace
Barasgele
Randall
Doyle
Davcsy Laxk
Menciles
Haderna
Benard
Mendlies
Baderns
Giubiles
Adele
MM. Croce
Pan
M. Croce
Mesciles
Dubigooo
Luise
M. Tell
Wadile
Baderna
Mischief and Fire Alerts Across Victorian Britain
Reports detail misdoings in Windsor coffee room theft of silver spoons and forks, a cliff fall at Shaxshengarn, a Goodwood fire in Duchess of Richmond's house, a Bonnington chemical works explosion killing two, ether anesthesia deaths at Colchester, and a Marylebone court theft of plate.
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Isle of Wigut
South Western Railway
Gorport
Cowes
Starke
Herbert Jones
Clark
Messrs
Starkey
Clepeenwell
Chilton
Cue
Amos
Espipasse
Kent
Gale
Leahy
Greenwich
Lambeth
Francillon
Chewestee
Corbett
Shropshire
Kei
Birmingham
Gordon
Essex
Clive
Bammersmith
Rosperyoy Pratz
Tus Waits Hant Horst
Wrrnson
White Hart Hotel
Windsor
Tme
Deerer Telegraph
Goodwood House
Duke of Richmond
Brighton
Tigarric Expresser
Bonnington
Astley
Hart
Forbes
Edinburgh Advertiser
Drath sFvEs
Essex and Colchester
Thomas Herbert
Lsbourer
Bransby Cooper
Essex Herald
Tassore
Guitty
Thamas Wise
Short's Gardens
Drury
Sophis Pyrke
Dancey
Newgate
Blair
Thomas Proat
Strand
London
Latest Intelligence from the Journals of Wednesday
A long unreadable dispatch notes Turkish ambASSADOR departure from Athens, Greek politics with France, Britain and Russia, and Edmond Lyons. It mentions Tunis, Tunisian ambassadors, Guizot, Normandy, and the Paris ministerial scene. Also reports on Belgian wheat, French coin losses, and a financial crisis warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xd Sonteed
Athens
Turkey
Ischid Pacha
France
Russia
Constantinople
Titeri
Tunis
Morocco
Reshid Pasha
Louie Philippe
Coletti
Greece
Edmond Lyons
Algoa
Courrier
Francois
Tania
Paria
Council of Ministers
M. Guizot
Normandy
Nemoura
Marseilles
Paris
Belgium
Et Havre
Maputo
Chamber of Deputies
Gerette
Banke of
San Fernando
Isabel
Sanz
Grenada
Manso
Valencia
Pavia
Castile
Portugal
Zuid Afrikaan
Kei
Krell
Cate
Kefirs
Koonap
Wynberg
Fielding
Macomo
Black Drift
N.E
Warden
Marquis
Mensarea
Bramaton
Hartland Point
Lundy Island
Hartland
Lundy Yeland
Portsmouth
Sphynx
Isle of Wight
Watts
Bellamy
Austen
Mallard
St. Vincent
Biddlecombs
Istas
Strand
Admiralty
England
Blue
Garat Burrain
Bristol
Claxton
Dundrum Bay
I. K. Bronel
Fist of the
Attempted Poisoning of Five Children by their Mother
A Preston area press summary reports a woman named Leadbetter allegedly poisoning her five children with laudanum at Walton le Dale and later drowning herself in the River Ribble. Inquest details describe the children's illness, medical responses, and a verdict of insanity on the mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paxstox
Preston
Seadbatter
Walton le Dale
Ribble
Livesey
Wen
Fanny
Eros
Fanny Leadbetter
Joseph Sherlock
Walton de Dale
Sherlock
Abe
Old Haven
Tilbury Fort
Rose
Exeter
Webber
Topping’s Wharf
London Bridge
Old Havenbay
Essex
Raucus
Weasel
Leith
Coast Guard
Royal Victoria
Micklethwaite
London
Edinburgh and Glasgow Navigation Company
St. Katharine's Wharf
Gravesend
Trinity
Mr. Webber
Yarmouth
Lundoo
Lloyd's
Suipwarck
la Fintte
la Senegal
Canaries
Coset
Africa
Barbary
St. Louis
Ttle
Gig
M. Hoyer
Senegal
Flanders
Journal de Bruges
London Corporation Reform Debates Move to Parliament
The committee of the whole court convened in the council chamber with Deputy Pescock presiding. Aldermen and members debated reform, pressing for a bill by Parliament while seeking legal staff opinions and instructions to the Chamberlain, amid calls to restrain improper payments and to assert the Court of Common Council's authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pescock
Ashurst
Thous
Hod
Court of Common Council
Court of Aldermen
London
Bear
Anderton
Begieton
Hartley
Wilbout
Taylor
Ashurat
Stevens
Eagleton
Low
Asburet
Bel
Born
Sidney
Ryland
Randolph
Laurie
Lock
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House of Commons
John O'Connell
John
Caniel
Cu ‘Ea Brilliat
Corresp
Weskin
Eailwar
Arbroath
Forfar
Chester & Birkenhead
Dublin & Drogheda
Eso
Kingstown
Dundee
Domag
Sunderland
Beatern
Edinburgh
London and
Blackwell
South Western
Bolton
Bury
le Leods
Sheffield
Midland
Essererecenneres
Newcstle
North BhlelDe
Tattersall
Tavcuspay
Arostyn
Glentilt
Gally
Allertonien
WestMinstex
Charles Loshington
Crown and Anchor
Geotleman
Leader
E. P. Beavere
M.P
Mr. Lashington
Page Wood
Westminster Reform Society
Reform Society
United Kingdom
Lushington
Ashington
Nestion
Arliament
Fowell Boxton
Luchington
Commons
House of Parliament
Westminster
George Thompson
Skelton
Westminster Reform Association
Tus
John Russell
Lord Ashley
Lancaster
York
Roswell
the Treasury
Irvin
Leigh
Lancashire
Cuowry
Chambers
Baron Parke
Cronin
Wes
London Corporation Reform
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