Parliamentary Eulo gy of Macaulay and Ellenborough Clash
A detailed critique surveys Lord Ellenborough's India governance and Lord Palmerston's stance, contrasting parliamentary eloquence with alleged missteps. It argues public opinion condemns the governor general, notes Peel and Stanley avoid direct refutations, and cites Macauley’s criticisms alongside John Russell's rebuttal and Wardship over credit for military outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hindoobad
Ita
Lord Brougham
Lord Fitzgerald
Hoas
Lord Ettenborough
Esse
Ae Inglis
George Grey
Commons
Macauateech
Ellen Borough
Lord Stanley
Robert Peel
Mr. Macaulay
Emerson Tennent
India
Lord Ellenborough
Lord Palmerston
Alexander the Great
Macaulay
Lord Auckland
Lord Eienborough
Mr. Roebuck
House of Commons
Roebuck
Lord Norbury
Lord John Russell
Lord Edenborough
Pollock
Nott
Hich
England
Vernon Smith
Charge of Threatening to Shoot the Queen and Sir Robert Peel
On Friday James Stevenson was brought before the lord mayor on a charge of threatening to shoot the Queen and Sir Robert Peel. The lengthy testimony depicts Stevenson’s Scottish background, travels, religious views, and declared intent to destroy the union and oppose female rule, with medical discussion about his state of mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen
Sir Robert Peel
James Stevenson
Robert Peel
Maule
Treasury
Belltrees
Lochwinnockshire
Renfrew
Will's
Knox
Stevenson
M‘millen
Church of Scotland
Church of Christ
Scotland
England
London
Paisley
Bellieer
Greenock
Liverpool
Manchester
Hull
Thome
R. Peel
Kirk of Scotland
Fleming
Neilston
Christ
Bendon
Diana
Relgion
Church
Newtown Belltrees
Newton Stewart
John Hewitt
Pearson and Co
M.n
Sir R. Peel
James Reid
Mr Miller
Hewitt
Gazelle
Drummond
John Hurst
The
Lord Mayor
Herald
James Mac
Shaw
R. Pee
Ahab
Lord Mayer
Compter
Union
Tam
Major Shaw
Superintendent Shaw
Robert
Chad
Jeholds
Ethalia
Ona
Nore
Caturst
Weasel
Custom-House
Tae Fink
Port-au Prince
Port-au-Prince
New Zealand
W. Hobson
Auckland
Willoughby Shortland
Albion Tavern
Lord Dudley Stuart
Felix Booth
Bart
George Bing
Tattersaull
Goodman
Murat
Napier
Aristides
Newcourt
Chotormian
Cornapean
Maria Day
Chadlington
F. Clarke
Arcanus
Denby
Blakelock
Col. Peel
Mr. Bell
Ancon
Lord Eglinton
Lord Westminster
Mr. Griffith
Duke of Grafton
G. Heathcote
Lord Chesterfield
Colonel Peel
Lord Exeter
Yarburgh
Theobald
T. Taylor
B. Wilkinson
Coventay
Emilius
Kate Kearney
Warwick
Tuaurs Royal Vacar Ciun
Commodore
W. Harrison
Earl Ducie
Tattersall’s
Banker
Emperor
Sir Walter
Coroner
Young Guiney
Wildgoose
Little Banker
Smart
George A. F. Houstoun
Grenadier Guards
Sussex
Brighton
Lawes
Lewes
The Drama at Davry Lane Theatre in Firginius’s Triumph
Macready shines as Virginius in Knowles tragedy with moving paternal scenes and a dramatic forum ruin. Miss Faucit enhances Virginia while Phelps and Anderson deliver strong supporting turns, though some pathos overreaches and Act V falters before the enthusiastic Covent Garden end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginius
Virginia
H. Faucit
Icilius
Macready
Eretoros
Horace
Corntille
Appius
Claudius
Inboro
Siccius Dentatus
Menenius Agrippa
Phelps
Anderson
Tollius
Covent Garden Tavathe
Sheridan Knowles
Huey
Countess of Eppenstein
Metropolitan Dramatic
Palmier
London
Cooper
Walter Lacy
Katherine
Fra Diavalo
Apgular ‘Theatre
E. Stirling
Captain Charlotte
Charlotte Clapier
Kate Howard
St. Leon
Mr. Maynard
Maria
Miss Faucit
Millicer
Prince Bambinelli
Mr. Wright
Count Bellaflor
Mr. Wilkinson
Charlotte
Count Bellafter
Prince ‘Ambrigg
Drury Lane
Mademoiselle
Fanny Easter
Covent Garden Theatre
Zelica
Melophonic Society
Braham
Miss Birch
Derby and Oaks betting and Barnet Steeplechase report
In Tattersall’s Monday notes Derby odds and Oaks prices show heavy support for favorites while long-shots appear. The Barnet Steeplechase results crown Mermaid atop a 16-horse field and Buffoon places second with Nano close behind.
Law court convicts chemists for selling spirits without licence
At Captain Percy and magistrates court John Priest of Parliament Street and several other chemists faced charges of selling spirits of wine without licences. Evidence showed unlicensed sales and exaggerated prices. The court, noting repeated violations, sentenced Priest and others to penalties with further consideration on mitigation.
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Londonderry Journal
Dr. Boyd
Friends
Boyd
North Warwick
Newdegate
Wee Turssten Hospital
Byrne
Kingston
Batham
Genteman
Faver
Roya
Berent-street
Barte
Greenwwich
Ioma
Liverpool
Manchester
Midland
North Midland
Great Western
Astern
London End
Birmingham
Eastern
York
Leeds
South Western
Ohlighata
Gener
Yingford
Mabie
Court OF Excise
Monnar
Capt
Percy
J. F. Stephenson
T. Harnson
John Priest
No. 14
Parliament-street
George Chappell
Excise
Stephenson
Charles Gilman
Oil and Cubinman
Oxford‘etreet
Matthew Legett
Jess
Robert Denton
Stephenenn
Court of Justice
Mayow
James Starkie
Strand
Charles James Hudgeon
Joseph Gifford
Charles Linden
Assize notes clear Besant theft and a man’s life term
In Salisbury circuit court Thomas Besant admitted stealing a gold ring and funds from Swindon post letters and was sentenced to life transportation. Richard Greek, aged 68, was found guilty of manslaughter in a fatal stair case incident at Salisbury and sentenced to fifteen years transportation after a long trial. A Wilton rape case involving Maria Penny featured a kitchen garden confrontation ending in a brutal assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauisbury
Satunpay
Justice Cresswell
Thomas Besant
Swindon
Witrol Muapes
Richard Greek
Samuel Braton
Salisbury
Everett
Saunders
Greek
Spreadbury
Bates’s
Gigant Street
Tryhorn
Bruton
Aira
Lush
W'm. Gore
Maria Penny
Wilton
Penny
Peony
Highrcy
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Earth
Jerhida
Alain
M. Willams
Leffler
Lycrum Theatre
Hon Tamers
van Amburg
Carter
Berren
the Crown and Anchor
Ransford
Blewitt
Smith
Miss Flower
Alfred Shaw
Small
Sporting Intelligence
Chester Cur
Lovesey
Plummer
Alice Hawthorn
Marshal Soult
Isaac Day
Marius
Densy
Bell
T. Tassor
Duke of Richmond
Barnet
Buffoon
A. Dixon
James
W. M. Brown
Hervio Nano
Hackett
G. Elmore
F. Turner
Barlow
Mr. Stephens
Mr. C. Brown
Mr. Baila
Mr. Ware
Mr. Clark
Mr. Lawrence
Little Robert
Mr. Langridge
Mermaid
Jemmy
Ragman
Nano
Scot
Moet
van Amburgh
Black
Litue
Joe
Budelight
Bauffoon
Rice
Deucwess
Mary Bignell
Mary- Jebone
Rawlinson
Sophia Smith
Newgate
Fearaxn
Charles the Tenth
LAW
Assize Intelligence
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