Windsor Election Narrows Victory in Town Hall
In Windsor the borough elected Ralph Nevile to Parliament after a late rally by supporters at the Town Hall. Nevile praised the constituency, defended ministerial policies, and pledged to back the Windsor and Staines Atmospheric Railway as chairman of its company. Captain Carnegie won the Free Trade vote with 703, while Dr. Sleigh trailed. The total borough electorate and unpolled votes were noted, alongside regional royal visit preparations and other regional items.
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Windsor
Wrepsor
Neville
Lords of the Treasury
Hig
Thomas Adams
Secker
Act Ageios
Tribery
Capics Bulkeley
Let Life Guards
Ralph Nevile
Hey
Cavendish Square
Wiliam Jennings
Nervilla
New Windsor
India
Henry Hardings
Marquis Wellestry
Duke of Wellington
Jennings
House of Commons
Corporation
Windsor and Staines
Electora of
Ralph Neville
Watkins
Free Trade
Capts
Carnegie
Sleigh
Tas
Europ Carnesie
Dr. Sleigh
Caragio
Liberal Party
Swynsee Thamas Carnegie
Nottingham
Jarnegie
Therces
Luxpos
Clarence Yard
Royal Arms
Guard of Honour
3D Buffs
Eaton
Cameron
Dorehill
Mercer
Corgst-Guard
Prince Albert
East Cowes
Spithead
St. Vincent
Victory
Excellent
Charles Ogle
Royal
the Prince Consort
Nine Elms
Royal Coltege
Mr. Wakley
H. F. Berkeley
James Grohan
Home Office
Royal College of Surgeons
Liverrool
Livercool
Cambris
Liverpool
Carnarvon Bay
Maystox House
Baron Audlay
F. Booth
William Poland
Calvert
Captain Jr. Bague
Harmer
Johnson
Seager
Alderreen Lucas
Farecruther
Humphrey
C. Marshall
William Magnay
C. Albert Walker
Lincoln College
Oxford
Gasttle
St. Mary Redcliff
Bristol
Newington
Hemmings
Green
Blin
Grenadier Guarda
Tattersall Derby betting and varied racing results
The Tattersall betting on the Derby and Oaks is described with limited wagers and fluctuating odds. Reports covering Denny, Whinestone, Miss Burns, Clumsy, and Best Bower highlight sharp shifts in favor and notable stakes. Additional items cover road racing, hunting events in Manchester, and a Dublin water jump feat by Salt Finch, plus an inquest verdict on a prize fight death and market notes from Doncaster and Ireland.
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Tattersall
Clumsy
Miss Burs
Wetil
Best Bower
Whinestone
Poynton
Kent
Lot
A. W. Hill
J. Gerard
G. Bentinck
Woffenden
Misa Burns
George Bentinck
Thompson
Hope
Lord Howth
Hesg
Duke of Richmond
Lagat Kent
Princess Alice
Foot Racz
Stevens
Holloway
Castles
London
North Road
Islington
LrserpLe
WiLuston
Manchester
6Th Carabineers
France
Bobby
Cheshire
Thomas de Trafford
Macclesfield Courier
Exisson Bivany
Salt Finch
Scrope Bernard
Royal Irish
Clonee
Capt
Forrester
Lady Saeford
Moore
Mr. Bernard
Salt Fish
Trewats Fata. Finat
N2&wcastle
Michael Reilly
Blyth
Stephen Reed
Ward
Reilly
Ritneas
William Gleghorn
M. W. Sidley, Bart
Burlesque at the Theatre with General Tom Thumb
A London theatre review describes a Monday night burlesque titled The Drama of My Time featuring General Tom Thumb. The piece, credited to Alberst Smith, portrays the diminutive performer in a sequence of comic scenes including a theatrical shaving and toilet routine. Audiences respond with loud laughter and applause, and the review notes its novelty and potential long run.
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Tom Thumb
Tom Tiwab
Adelphi
Camneswet
Camberwell
Wright
Haymarket
Tudwell
Mr. Webster
Miss Tonstall
Vauxhall Gardens
Wellington Street
Newington
Inner
Middle Temple
Temple Church
Church of England in the Colonies Meeting in London
A large gathering at Egyptian Hall Mansion House united merchants bankers and clergy to back a plan for religious instruction and education for Britons emigrating to the colonies. Resolutions urged public worship and parochial care for about 40 000 emigrants yearly and called for a central fundraising committee aided by parish groups to support the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel.
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John Thynne
George Larpent
Applausa
Lundan
Church of Christ
Montreal
Newfoundland
Thomas Barlng
Thomas Barlng, M.P
Jamaica
John Russell
England
Ross Mangles
M.P
New Zealand
Archdeacon Manning
London
Alderman Copeland
Society For the Propagation of the Gospel
Aurea
Mereweather
Cotton
Asylum for Discharged Prisoners Call for Government Involvement
A Saturday public meeting at Willir's Rooms King Street St James's debated establishment of national accommodations for discharged prisoners and hospital patients not yet ready for work. Speakers including the Lord Bishop of London and Lord Kinnaird urged government funding and charitable support, citing prior models in Boston and Parkhurst Prison. The meeting supported forming institutions to reclaim those released after a single offense and to aid hospital dischargees, with Mr Sheriff Laurie praised and a resolution proposed.
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Willir
King Street
St. James's
Sheriff Lawzie
London
Lord Kinnaird
Lomtuu
Sheriff Laurie
Court of Humanity
Society of the Gaul
Pentonville
Parkhurst
Monckton Milnes
M.B
Boston
America
Alderman Sidney
634th anniversary festival of the Society of St Patrick
The 634 anniversary festival was held Tuesday evening at Freemason's Tavern with about 120 attendees. Lord Palmerston chaired and proposed The Army and Navy, while speakers urged private charity for Irish welfare and education, with a large round of toasts to the Lord Lieutenant and benefactors. Subscriptions totaled around £80, and attendance included nobility, gentry, and several MPs.
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Bexeviolent Society of
St. Patrick
Freemsson’s Tavern
Palmerston and Lincoln
Viscount Courtenay
Baron Robeck
C. Malcolm
Caulfield
W. Somerville
l’Estrenge
T. B. Leonard
R. Campbell
R. Archbold
M.P
J. Collett
Mr. Butler
J. W. Fitzpatrick
Sharman Crawfurd
Lord Palmerston
Ireland
L'Estrange
Malcolm
Bracvolent Society of St Patrick
Bever
Earl of Lincoln
Rae
Coldstream Guards
Straxce
Sunderland Herald
Charges Against a Relieving Officer at Halstead Union
A Poor Law inquiry led by Sir J Walsham into charges by Rev W Way against Swindells the Halstead relieving officer over medical relief to the poor. Testimony described delays in medical aid during Cranfeld family confinement, payments for midwife services, and alleged neglect contributing to Abigail Rout's death. the board adjourned to prepare findings for the Poor Law Commission.
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Halstead Union House
J. Walsham
Bart
W. Way
Swindella
Mareh
Lane
Braintree
Swindells
S. Rodick
Halsteed
John Cranfivrd
Halstead
Bia Noo
T Sue Crantiel
Mia
Brown
Inga
Jalwur
Mr Marsh
Swindell
Cranfield
Ates
Cranfiell
Crantlla
Cranfirld
Dld Lin T
Sand
Swindrlis
Xn Io
Abigail Raw
John Cranfield
Mr. Marsh
Mr. Swindells
Brano
Redick
Susannah Beckwith
Colchester-road
Rodick
Mr. Swindell
Sarah Brown
Abigail
John Patrick Smith
Sinclair
Union
Iswindellx
Sbe
Kexiah Curtis
Poor Law Commissionere
The Silent Friend and Perry Medical Promotions in London
A sprawling 19th century promotional notice from MESSH S R and L PERRY and Co. listing multiple London addresses and days for consultations. It advertises Sinext Fullsap and The Silent Friend a medical work on generative infirmities, the Cordial Balm of Zeylanica, and Purifying Vegetables Fills. It touts endorsements, prices, and various other medical products including concentrated detersive essence and Purifying Pills with extensive distribution through bookshops and physicians.
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Messh S. R. and
L. Perhy and Co
Oxford-street
London
Duke
Liverpool
St. John Street
Deansgate
Manchester
R. and L. Perry
Perry
Messrs
Brerners Street
Oxford Streert
Nereraury
Suel
H. J. Urodir and Co
Sherwood, Gilbert, and
Piper
Bovkellers
London Mercantile Journal
Brodie
Messrs. Brodie and Co
Montague-street
Russell-square
Brisiish Museum
Leasdon
Curtis
Anrood
J. L. Cuatis
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Julie Duffy
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Llord
Fead
Kelly
Royal Fagg Hospital
Royal Free Hospital
Gray's-Inn-Road
Robert Grosvenor
Wakley
Ovcrotary
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Brorat Case
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Thomas Banks
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King’s Head
Williamson
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Poor Law Commission
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Bedford Square
J. Lrecas and
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Oxforde Street
Strange
Paternoster-row
Burgest
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Coventry-street
Hanway
Maco
Cormhill
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Bull-street
T. Sawler
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G. Philip
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Market-street
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Longrow
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Bedford-row
Dublin
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Castle-place
Belfast
HH. Robinson
Greenside-street
Edinburgh
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Nelson-street
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J. L. Corris
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Faith Street
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