Corn Law Campaign Moves On Though Uncertain Times
The Corn Law debate deepens as factions agree only in broad aims. Readers of the movement, led by Mr Villiers, weigh petitions from Sheffield with 12310 signatures and age conditions, while London meetings show weaker attendance and uneven sentiment. A slow shift in Ireland, led by Mr O Connell, and a cautious Melbourne ministry temper expectations, with two years of sustained effort urged before repeal seems possible.
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London
Sheffield
Ward
Lord Ashburton
Morning Post
United States
Mark Lane
England
Lord Melbourne
House of Lords
Ireland
O'Connell
Dublin
Sharman Crawford
J. O'Connell
Eople
Court and Fashion Levee at St James and Royal Appointments
The Queen will hold a levee at St James's Palace on April 1 and a drawing room on April 9. Major Richard Henry Bonnycastle is knighted, and Lieutenant John Thompson, RN, is named lieutenant of the port of Gibraltar. Prince Albert receives honors and attends rehearsals. Countess of Minto hosts a grand ball with notable guests. Badminton preparations for the Prince of Saxe Coburg. obituary of Lady Mary Hussey.
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St. James’s Palace
St. James's Palace
Richard Henry Bonnycastle
Royal Engineers
John Thompson
R.N
Gibraltar
Queen Encziniz
London
Limerick
the Chronicle
Richard Franklin
Globe
Prince George of
Cambridge
Royal
Prince Albert
Cambridge-house
Prince George
Queen Dowager
Marlborough-house
Princess ‘Augusta
Claresses Home
Duchess of Gloucester
Gloucester-house
Duke
Duchess of Cambridge
Christ's Hospital
Duke of Wellington
Buckingham Palace
University of Oxford
Earl Howe
Lord Burghersh
Archbishop of
York
Box
Moscheles
Minassi
W. C. Ross
Yas
Weippert
Royal Albert
Terpsichore
Sarah Villiers
Antrobus
Fanny Cowper
Mary Howard
Caroline
Georgiana Campbell
Fielding
L. Paget
Anne
Louisa Primrose
Earl of March
Lord Loftus
Viscount Leveson
Earl Shelburne
Prince Jean Soutze
C. Gore
Lord George Paget
Viscount Grimston
Mr. Villiers
Badminton
Prince of Saxe
Duchess of Beaufort
Robert Peel
Lord Haddington
Apsleyhouse
Lord Lyndhurst
Deats
Mary Hussey
Chesaam-place
Horatio
Earl of
Orford
Thomas Hussey
King of Hanover land holdings spark debate at Commons
A Morning Chronicle report notes the King of Hanover’s access to about 500 acres of Crown land and several St James's and Kew properties. It cites a call to resume the annuity and property, amid rumors about vacant apartments to house the Duchess of Kent, and details a 1840 return of funds and Crown lands held in England.
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House of Commons
Hanover
St. James’s Palace
Kew
Hume
Duchess of Kent
Buckingham Palace
Commissioners of Woods and Forests
Morning Chronicle
King OF
King of Hanover
Crown of Hanover
Ee An
W. Saxcent
England
St. James
Kew-green
Old Palace of
Old Deer-park
N.B
Duncanyon
Her Majesty's
A. Milne
Cuarles Gort
Office of Woods, &c
Plymouth boatswain pensioned for flag at Lord Howe 1794
Mr W Buck, boatswain of Plymouth dock-yard, who nailed the British flag to the Royal Sovereign at Lord Howe's 1794 engagement, has been superannuated with a pension of 160 pounds a year. Inverness-shire election: Baillie not contested. Baillie walks the course. Consecration of Trinity Cornish Greenwich: Blackheath church consecrated by the Bishop of London. will open for divine service next Sunday.
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W. Buck
Plymouth
Lord Howe
Plymouth Journal
Inverness-Shire
Baillie
Trinity Cournca
Greenwich
Blackheath-hil
Alphege
London
Inquest on Child’s Death and Islington Murder Trial
An inquest at Red Lion Borough-road heard how Charlotte Small aged four was injured by landlord Ellis Coward after a mother left in care. verdict Manslaughter against Coward. The Islington murder case of Mr Templeman continued with Gould and Mary Ann Jarvis and others, amid crowded courts and tense public interest. Witnesses described threats, shelter, and alleged rent disputes as part of the unfolding proceedings with adjournments and gatecrashing crowds.
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Payne
Red Lion
Pearl-row
Borough-road
Charlotte Small
Catherine Francis
Surrey Street
Little Union Street
Witness
Surrey-street
Hounslow
Coward
Hawks
Brixton
Mary Ann Curry
Defeased
Bucke
Mary Annn Curry
Edward Evans
Stones'end
Ellis Coward
Central Criminal Court
Gould
Jarvis
Alon
Waddington
Mrs. Jarvis
Combe
Lord Kensington
Lord Montford
M.william
Collins
Allen
William
Turner
Jem
James Rogers
No. 7
Dorset-street
Spitalfields
Arthur Nicholson
Richard
Ith Hee Dragoons
Mr. Mallett
Fina
Jackson
Manchester Row
Holloway
Wallis
Miller
William Pelham
Jay
London-wall
Eagle Tavern
Mr. Jay
Daniel Butler
Pelham
Rogers
Mr. Combe
Pans
Pocock
Cope
Newgate
Mr. Wakley
Wakley
Home Office
Richard Gould
Nicholson
Mary Ann Jarvis
Clerkenwell
John Templeman
Walker
John Bush
William-street
Barnsbury Park
Islington
Spring-cottage
Pocock’s-fields
Templeman
William the Fourth
King
Deer
Greenwood
Old Bailey
Hell
Lord Normanby
Kilsby
Hatton-garden
Barnsbury Castle
James Miller
N Division
Harpur Nicholson
John Jarvis
Hatton Garden
Inspector Miller
Bell
Tubbs
Edward Joo
Brown's Buildings
Highbury Square
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