Election Conmitter Northcraw and Barbadoes Notes
In a parliamentary committee at eleven, Mr Hogg presided as Mr Austin argued for the sitting member. The committee found Mr Walter not duly elected. The issue touches various local and imperial matters including a Liverpool petition against corn laws, St Andrew's University expulsions, and Port wine duties with imports shrinking in 1842.
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Anmance
Barbadoes
Liverpool
St. Andrew's
Frederick Ludford
Queen's Bench
Pimpell
Lilly
United Kingdom
Society For Promotig Christian Knowledge
New Zealand
Wellington
Nelson
Edmund Halswell
Vermus Pris
Turnagain
Lane
Snowbill
O'Connor
Lanncaster
Oconnor
Son
China
Omar
Wm. Jones
Canon-brid
Madies
Jones
Prussia
de Lock
Richard Ennis
Abe
Reetelesoe
A. Currae Rae Ie
Anne
Ealate Security
Dublin
South Sea Break
Threadneedle Street
Charles Frank
Bea
Acquai
Capel
South Sea
Paket Hhanary
Ey Dowener Shierton
Abel
Ieee
Asia
Analo
Ashire
Politan
Ela
Hound of
Essence Eargice
Ratcaedigium
Gee Hinton
Worcester
Cullen
Gloucester
England
Edward Banks
Sock
Mr. Hinton
Greenwich
Manufac
Paisley
Senna
Hastie
M.P
Court and Fashion at St James Levees for Albert
The lord chamberlain announces levees at St James's palace on Wednesday the 29th instant and Wednesday 26th of April at two o'clock to presentions to Prince Albert. Regulations require two cards per attendee and advance approval. the state apartments open at 1:30.
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Prince Albert
St. James's Palace
Secretary of State For the Home Department
St James's Palace
Lord In
Lord Chamberlain
CuatsT’s Hospital
Royal
Thomas Johnson
Christ's Hospital
Annivat
Nova Hiouxess
Adalbert
Proussia
Sovutsampton
Peninsular Company
Prince Adalbert
Prussia
Count de Oriale
Count de Bismarck
Mivart’'s
Hamburg
Berlin
Duke of
Cambridge
Hague
Orange
Romovnep Nagataces
Elizebeth Dickens
Brighton
Marchioness
Mia, Smith
Miss
Ama Smith
Arquis
Northampton
Elizabeth Dickens
Mary
Marchionesa
Jushua Smith
Erlestoke Park
Wilts
Charles
Marquis of
Fravnces Elizabeth
Charles Serace Dickens
Brignton
Castle Ashby
Lord Cowley
Guadalupe
R. Peel
Duke of Wellington
Faschosas le Nans
Axp
Sa Domingo
Louis Napoleon
Cristophe
Bayti
Prince Cristophe
The Death of Southey and Other Literary Notices
Obituary notices mark the death of poet and historian Robert Southey at Kee, noting his early genius with works like Joan of Arc and Kehama, his shift from Jacobinism to Tory politics, and his prolific output including Nelson and Peninsular War biographies, while contrasting his prose style with his poetry and mentioning Caroline Bowles as his widow.
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Southey
Langeage
Wordsworth
Coleridge
Luke Ports
Keeninck
Joan of Arc
Madoc
Doctor Southey
Land of
Wat Tyler
Siumne
Arcadian
New World
France
Napoleon
Quarterly Review
Cor Upnants
Aublée
Thalaha
Kehama
Roderick
Brazil
Chatterton
Kirke White
Nelson
Wesley
Lardner
Cyclopedia
Santhey
Spenser
Raine
Hunderick
Chester Cup and Derby betting at Tattersalls meeting
Sporting intelligence from Tattersalls describes heavy betting on the Chester Cup and the Derby. Odds shifted with Marius Alice Hawthorn and The Corsair in play, closing prices shown for numerous horses while market activity remained cautious and flat overall. The article also covers Hampton Spring Races, Buckhounds kennel water lead contamination findings, and the Sydney Aussie bout results.
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Tattersall
Marius
Alice Hawthorn
Marshal Soult
Corsair
Maccabeus
Murat
Aristides
St. Valentine
Winesour
Napier
Cuester
Isaac Day
Teken
Plummer
Laveses
Lord Chesterfield
Wormuld
Ferguson
Densy
Blakeluck
Guedroan
Peel
Duke of Grafton
Bowes
Cotherstone
G. Heathcote
Tl. Taylor
Colonel Peel
Yarburgh
Theobald
Sainsbury
Lord Onford
Thompson
Bentinck
Captain Cook
G. Bentinck
Progress
Parthiau
Oaxs
Lord Westminster
Markbel Soult
Yeomanry Returns 1842 Show Larger Force and Costs
A parliamentary return on the yeomanry of Great Britain for 1842 lists 247 corps with 831 officers and 13,358 men. Total maintenance cost was £10 83 Ba Hd, while Parliament voted £82,458, creating an excess of £19,373 8s 11d due to unforeseen civil power charges. Six corps with 472 men serve gratis and join permanent establishment next month. seven more corps of 935 men expected to be raised in 1843.
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Great Britain
Extraordinary poisoning case heard at Wrestlingworth inquest
A long inquest in Wrestlingworth before Mr. Edward Euglea resumed into the death of William Daisley. Evidence centered on arsenic found in the deceased and administered by his wife Sarah Daisley with guilty knowledge. The coroner called the verdict tantamount to wilful murder and the prisoner was committed for trial at Bedford jail.
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Warstuinawonry
Golden Eagle
Wrestlingworth
Bedford Infirmary
Mosers
Sani Bill
John Waldeck
Cockayne Batley
G. D. Hadley
Bedford
Ben
Witnees
Horst
Hedley
William Daisley
Sarah Daisley
Sasizea
Trial of Jon Mordeck for shooting uncle at Cambridge court
March 24 crowded Cambridge court as Jon Mordeck faced trial for shooting his uncle. Prosecution led by Mr Byles with the defendant defending himself. Verdict found him guilty of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm and he was sentenced to 20 years transportation.
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Joan F. Monrrocs
Ron
Ascre
Camaerpez
Jon F. Mordeck
Sergeant Byles
Byles
Edmund Mortlock
Mortlock
Cambridge
New Bailey
Horse Guards
John Fillcroft
Royal Horse Artillery
Manchester
Smith
Bic
Warners
Fhteott
Sciton-under-Lyne
Staterbridge
Manchester Times
Court OF Excise
Tuvnapar
Topacco
John Mortlock
Percy
J. F. Stephenson
Charles Nash
Whitecragg-Street
Waterloo Street
Old-Street
Mayow
Dth
Victoria
William Collins
Morton
Bishopsgate-street
Paul-street
Finsbury
Leonard Street
Worship Street
Mag‘atra Es
John Strutt
Law court of review case on Lord Huntingtower’s bankruptcy
In a special hearing Sir J L Knight Bruce presided as Mr J Russell led for the petitioner and Mr Anderdon for the assigner. The court debated reading three late affidavits and whether Lord Huntingtower was a trader. Evidence showed claims he had kept horses and carriages, and affidavits from Cauty, Gibbing, Montagu and others alleged trading to gain livelihood. The judge doubted trading, noted improbabilities, and dismissed the petition with no costs to either side after ruling on affidavits.
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Fanny Elssler
Eiseler
Guy Stephan
Cracovienne
Encared
Hay
Fanny Blusler
Elesier
Duailatre
Adelphe
L'Neatrem
Stirrey
Yates
Mary Campbell
Frank Duncan
Mr. Lyon
Walters
Mr. Maynard
London
Bees Mary
Slippery Mike
Mr. Wright
Mary
Cherrytoes
Maury
Peter Paul
Paul Bedford
Yarth
Iwester
Frank
Mike
Worthy
P. Bedford
Wright
F. Matthews
Capuain
Rodwell
Pacini
Sappho
Drury Lane
Clara Novello
A. Shaw
Measre
BR. Phillips
Allen, Stretun
E. Knowles
Mr. Macready
H. Fauer
G. Bennett
Hullah
Exeter-hall
Workmen's Upper School
Upper School
Equal Voices
South London and
Barbican Upper Ecours
Hulinh
Palestring
Palestrini
St. David
Ravencroft
Horsley
Giovanni Croce
Purcell
Muscheles
Marchioness of Lansdowne
Marquis of Cholmondeley
Henry Cholmondeley
Earl of Auckland
Miss Ward
Cubin
Prussia
M. Spontioi
Paris
Charles II
France
England
M. Victor Hugo
Cirque Olympique
Academie Royale de Musique
Victor Hugo
Theatre Francais
Storty
Pacano
Mary Tudor
Messrs
Gernia
Milan
Venice
Florence
Naples
MM. Gernia
Prince Conte
Palermo
Duke de Maggio Principe
Mutt
Bis
Sicily
Court OF Review
Weprzspay
Loap Hontixorowsn
Banxavercy
Anderdon
Nias
Gibbing
Lord Huntingtower
J. Russell
Swaneson
Kent
Lord Hontingtower
Penton
Andover
William Paget
John Pollard
Queen's Bench Prison
Gibbins
Hatten Garden
Captain Byng
Lord Huntingtoner
J. Russel
Mr. Anderdon
Cauty
Captain Cauty
Mr. J. Russell
Ruesell
J. Ruewell
Mathews
Montagu
Melton
Cuuty
Canty
Edward Montapu
Edward Momagu
Exparte Cromwell
Glasse
Costa
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Jim Crow
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Wiener
Lord Dramlinrig
the Cardinal
Ricardo
Hussar
Lord Paget
Mr. Goodman
Evans
Mr. Siusmonds
Mr. Werninck
Mr. Coonbes
Louies
Pytchley Hunt
Mr. W. Sadler
Howlett
Hon. I. Spencer
Sir Gilbert
Gitena
Gentemen
Mr. J. Harris
Ascot
Davis
Her
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Harry Krup
Ascotheath
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