Rumor of Ripon secession shapes Corn Law debate
In this clipping from a London periodical, whispers claim Lord Ripon plans to retire from government alongside a leading ally, signaling a split over corn duties. The piece recounts Hansard discussions on fixed or sliding duties, with figures like Duke of Buckingham, Lord John Russell, and Lord Winchilsea weighing protection against revenue.
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Hed Ripon
Toin
Buckingham
Robert Tel
Hansard
John Russell
Duke of Buckgan
Lord Ripon
House of
Robert Peel
Iso
Board of Trade
Peel
House of Lords
Winchilsea
Cubrany
Anti-corn Law League
John
House of Commons
King Post
Duke of Bedford
Oxford Street
St. Giles
Holborn, Wiser
Rhine
Holy Island
Intitk Advertiser
Laffarce
Madame Laffarge
Lafarger
Thomas Forster
Adderstone House
Alnwick
Globe
Savery
Strand
St. Clement's Church
St. Clement Danes
St. Aat’s
R. W. Sibthorp
Nottingham
Kk Globe
London Theatre Roundup Ends with Farewells and Plans
Adlphi Theatre closes after a merry season with Marmaduke Magog actor Mr. Yates bidding farewell and hints of future amusements. Olympic Theatre notes a successful benefit for Mr. Rayner with Luke the Labourer and Ella Rosenberg, while Covent Garden previews the White Cat fairy romance by Mr. Planché. Seine mentions Mr. Henry Betty’s return, possible American tour, and arrivals of Mme Frezzolini and Sig. Poggi. The New Panorama by Mr. Burford debuts a corrected Waterloo battle scene, praised for accuracy and vigor. Public education reports praise Exeter Hall singing schools, drawing from Dupuis, and new chemistry of daily life lectures by Dr. Reid with wide participation and cross-party support.
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Adelphi Theatre
Bedford
Marmaduke Magog
Yates
Olympic ThEatre
Rayner
T. P. Cooke
Luke the Labourer
R. Honner
Ella Rosenberg
Baker
Prince Albert
Gisippus
Mr. Macready
Covent-garden
Sir Robert Peel
Charles Somerset
Kemble
Planché
Madame Vestris
Miss Murray
Messrs
Harley, Bland
G. Horncastle
Miss Ballin
Mr. Gilbert
Henry Betty
Brother Jonathan
Mme. Frezzolini
Sig. Poggi
Rome
George Ronconi
St. Roch
New York
van Amburgh
Brixton
Clapham
Waterloo
Burford
Europe
Committee of Privy Council On Education
Exeter Hall
John Russell
Great Britain
M. Wilhem
France
John Hullah
Council On Education
Privy Council
Hollab
London
Birmingham
Manchester
Liverpool
Hastings
Derby
Reading
Henley
Nottingham
Cheltenham
Edinburgh
Dublin
Greenwich Hospital
Battersea Normal
National Society
British and Foreign
Home and Colonial
Norwood, &c. &c
Dupuis
Bauer Williams
Malhauser
Pestaiozzi
M‘leod
Irvine
Lord Wharncliffe
Reid
Cantersary March 20 New magistrates chosen amid controversy
News notes new magistrates chosen after three lists were submitted to the home office. Selection favored the least-wished-for list with résumés of six candidates tied to Bradshaw. Also reported a Paris pistol duel Saturday between M Lacrosse and M Granier de Cassagnac, Lacrosse wounded in the leg.
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Holttum
Bradshaw Plumper
Chenoweth
Dorman
Sprakeling
Jemmy Bradshaw
Paris
M. Lacrosse
Chamber of Deputies
M. Granier de Cassagnac
Guadaloupe
le Globe
Derby betting stirs busy afternoon at Tattersall's
Sporting intelligence from Tattersall's notes lively Derby interest with Auckland Wiseacre Lord of Holderness Espartero and Palinurus among leading fancies. Odds fluctuated with late reshuffles listing 2,000 Guineas Chester Cup and Oaks bets, multiple takes on Wiseacre Chatham Meteor and Attila, and heavy action across a crowded field.
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Atilla
Chatham
Wiseacre
Auckland
Holderness
Espartero
Palinurus
Circe
Robert de Gorham
Acacia
Meteor
Lasso
Joanna
Dark Susan
G. Heathcote
Wreford
F. Wood
Timoleon
Bowes
Hulmes
Vulcan
Lord Westminster
Marshal Soult
Plummer
St. George
Col. Anson
Scott
Mr. Forth
Anson
Attila
Lord Westminsters Auckland
Peel
Dixon
G. Clark
Lord of
Canadian
Lord Chesterfield
Lord Verulam
Mr. Bowes
Mr. Batson
Mr. Greenwood
Mr. Scott
Etwall
Passion
Epsom Race Day Set for Wednesday Under Noble Stewardship
Epsom spring races are scheduled for Wednesday the 30th, with Sir Gilbert Heathcote and Baron de Tessier in charge. Entries close Monday afternoon at Epsom. The Royal Buck Hawxes meet featured Prince George of Cambridge and other dignitaries at the Dog and Pot. A deer chase at Stoke common and steeplechase plans at Storeton were announced, with conditions on riders and hunts. A blackbird with white feathers was shot at Milbourne Hall, and Tweed salmon catches were noted as unusually plentiful. A prize fight near Windsor and Eton saw Bradshaw defeated after nine rounds in 25 minutes.
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Epsom
Gilbert Heathcote
Baron de Tessier
Prince George of Cambridge
Stoke Common
Lord Rosslyn
Earl of Sheffield
Lord St. Maur
Drumlanrig
Seymour
Blues
Wexham Street
Fulmercommon
Blackpark
Iver-heath
Uxbridge
Iver
Mr. Newman
Storeton
Storeton-hill
Cheshire
Milbourne Hall
Newcastle Chronicle
Tweed
Kelso Chronicle
Tom Angelo
Windsor
Jack Bradshaw
Eton
Surrey-hall
Berkshire
Thames
County of Bucks
Water Oakley
Angelo
Dean
Bradshaw
Royal Horse Guards
Bill Good
Earl of Munster
Upper
Belgrave Street
Belgrave Square
House of Lords
Jordan
William IV
Duke of Clarence
Charlotte
Fitzclarence
Baron of
George Fitzclarence
Prince of Wales's Regiment of Hussars
Peninsula
Slade
Corunna
England
Portugal
Lord Londonderry
Charles Stewart
Duke of Wellington
Fuentes a'Onoro
Buseaus
Toulouse
India
Calcutta
Delhi
Mary Wyndham
Wyndham
West Sussex
Earl of Egremont
Asiatique
Spain
Prince of Wales
Windsor Castle
Tower Hamlets
Royal Society
Asiatic Society
Institute of France
Order of St. Ferdinand of Wurtemburg
Willian Grge
Augusta Margaret
Frederick Charles George
George
Edward
Earl
Sophia
de Lisle
Dudley
Henry
87Th Foot
Mary
Charles Richard Fox
Holland
M.P
Lord Frederick
G.C.H
Augusta Boyle
Earl of Glasgow
Daugher
Elizabeth
Rand
Earl of
Brol
Adolphus
Windsor Home-Park
Augusta
Kensington Palace
John Kennedy Erskine
John Frederick Gordon
Forfarshire
Augustus
Amelia
Falkland
Nova Sonia
Fox
Errol
Frederick Gordon
Lady Munster
Lord Adolphus Fitzclarence
Colonel Fox
George John Miller
Suvoks
Thomas Hammerton
Piccadilly
Cabul
George IV
Tate Eant
Munster
Tate
Royal Asiatic Society
C. W. Wynn
Alexander
Europe
Lydia
Suez
Mahratta
Sindh
Egypt
Pyramids
Travellers
Oriental Clubs
White Nile
Royal Geographical Society
Houses of Lords and Commons
Westminster Lall
Althouph
Farringdunstee
West of England
Westminster Hall
Beardwood
London Fire Establishment
Hambleton
Speaker's House
Westminster Hospital
Hames
Countess of Munster
Albemarle Street
Belgium
Duke of Cambridge
Prince George
Adolphus Finelarence
St. James's Palace
Duchess of Gloucester
Duke of Sussex
Prince Ailott
Adolphus Fitzclarence
Buckingham Palace
Accident at Wombwell show tiger mauls farmer in Stamford
A revelry at Stamford's Wombwell wild beast exhibit ended when a drunk farmer, Francis Martin of Ufford, teased a tiger and was bit severely in the right forearm. Keepers freed him after the tiger's jaws were held and nostrils scorched with a hot iron. A dangerous injury with possible fatal consequences followed.
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Wombwell
Stamford
Francis Martin
Ufford
Alexandria
Freemasons
Duke of Cambridge
Earl of Munster
Chisholm
Warttermen
Greenwich
London
Board of Guardians
Boards of Guardians
Great WesTern Railway
St. George's Hospital
Higgs
Thomas Bingham
Edward Austin
Slough
Samael Bucknell
Henry Lee
Fire fatality at Green Man tavern shocks Old Kent Road
Alfred Stowe, a waiter at the Green Man, sat by a lit candle while cutting coins when his shirt sleeve caught fire. His master Mr. Brown and medical staff acted to extinguish flames, but Stowe suffered fatal injuries and is deemed irrecoverable. In a separate report, Demerer fatally wounded Barascon in a duel over a woman. Demerer then hanged himself in distress, Barascon in grave condition.
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Cassell
Hosiel
Henry
Higgs
St. George's Hospital
Gough
St. George's
Piwlico
Hei
Il Ur
Randy
James Slater
Dake's Court
Bow-street
Snitch
Brydges-stret
Geitiening
Green Man
Old Kent Rand
Alfred Stowe
Demerz
Barascon
Batignolles
Demerer
Galignani
Indictment Against a magistrate for unlawful oaths in Exeter
At Western Circuit Exeter on March 19 a magistrate from Swinbridge faced indictment for administering illegal oaths in cases connected to depose, libel settlement, and parish charges. The trial included depositions before a bishop and involved Russell and Sleeman with the bishop and witnesses corroborating the alleged acts. The jury found guilty and the judge sentenced the defendant to one month in county jail despite urging leniency. Crown Court followed with a sensational murder trial for William Pitts and Brinsmead, delaying proceedings due to crowding and safety concerns.
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Western Circuit
Exeten
Nist Privs
Queen v. Nort
Coleridge
Bydown
Swinbridge
Eastman
Russell
Nott
Mr. Russell
Mr. Nott
Ann Barrow
Short
Huxtable
Barrow
Grace Short
Tess
Exeter
Sleeman
Mr. Sleeman
Mr. Erle
Justice Coleridge
Erle
Contarl
Crown Court
Justice Erskine
Extraonpinany Marvin
William Pitts
Nathaniel Bennett
Exe
West of England
Brinsmead
Rogers
Merivale
Mr. Erskine
Bere
Merewether
Rowe
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