Exhibition at Pall Mall East Water Colour Gallery
A review of the 37th annual Society of Painters in Water Colours exhibition at Pall Mall East notes its size 333 works, strong landscapes, and notable pieces by Cox Fielding Lewis and others. The Queen and Prince Albert visited, buying several pictures. omission of Cattermole disappoints admirers. the critic praises many works including Noon by Cox and Market People by Cox, plus Watery scenes, Portrayals of Rome, Romney Marsh scenes, and Rosalind and Celia by Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Copley Fielding
Cattermole
Prince Albert
Cox and Copley Fielding
Rome
Neapolitan
St. Peter's
J. F. Lewis
Poussin
Athens
Lewis
C. Bentley
Lancaster Sands
Romney Marsh
Kent
Fielding
Cumberland
T. Holland
Frederick Taylor
W.evans
F. Stone
Wakefield
Olivia
Varley
Gaspar Poussin
Hawking
Stapleton Mill
Bristol
Watt
Vist
Rosalind
Celia
J. W. Wright
Whetter
Wilace
J.D. Harding
Jh.d
Cate
W. Callow
Rescue at Thames After Blackfriars Parapet Jump
A middle aged woman leaped from the northeast parapet of Blackfriars Bridge into the Thames on a Friday evening. Police and bystanders pulled her from the water near Water Lane and she was treated at Glaziers Arms by surgeon Mr. Hutchinson. She identified herself as Ann Baines of Cow Lane Test Smithfield and said she had no London relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Destenay
Blackfriars
Thames
Water-lane
Tchinson
Farringdon-street
Ann Baines
Cown Test
Smithfield
London
Lord Cardigan and the Easter Sunday Punishment
The piece rebukes Lord Cardigan for ordering a Sunday punishment of a soldier in the 11th Hussars at Hounslow on Easter Sunday. It praises Lord Hill’s strong General Order condemning carrying out penal sentences on the Lord's Day, questions Cardigan’s fitness, and urges action to remove him from command if he remains in his position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Hill
Rogers
England
Lord Cardigan
Commanitin
11Th Hussars
Hounslow
Joan Macponarp
Macaulay
House of Commons
Lth
Hussars
Rons
Times
Her Majesty's Army
Lord
LordCardigan
Earl of Cardigan
Lith
Horrible Cruelty Trial of a Mother Over Her Child
Elizabeth Whiting faced Middlesex Sessions indictment for assaulting her own eight year old daughter Jane Elizabeth Whiting on 13 February. Evidence described repeated beatings with a poker and sticks, forced feeding with excrement, neglect including starvation, and immobilization. The jury found her guilty. she received one month in the House of Correction and local benefactor M Ewen arranged care for the child at Chelsea’s School of Discipline for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Esther Whiting
Middlesex Sessions
Jane Elizabeth Whiting
Chadwick Jones
St. Pancras
Therisoner
Hunter
Jamea-street
Wellington-square
M‘ewen
Hatton Garden
Mr. Jones
James Street
Gray’s-inn-road
Eliza Hunter
Peter M‘ewen
Richard D. Estcourt
House of Correction
Chelsea
Death of General Gordon at Cairness in Aberdeenshire
London reports the death of General Thomas Gordon of Cairness and Bushlaw who died suddenly at Cairness Aberdeenshire on the 20th. He spent twenty years in Greece after 1821 and witnessed the siege and surrender of Tripolizza where Greeks harmed Turkish residents. He recovered from a serious illness in Zante and later faced health struggles. He held rank from the Greek government for aiding Greek independence and spent much of his fortune in their cause. He leaves a widow of Armenian origin and no children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
London
Thomas Gordon
Cairness
Bushlaw
Aberdeenshire
Greece
Tripolizza
Morea
Zante
Exchequer Chamber and Insolvent Debtor Court Hearings
The Exchequer Chamber opened with writs of error and legal points. In the Insolvent Debtors Court, George Henry White faced scrutiny for a 53-creditor case with £3199 debts, including a mortgage, after supplying mills unlawfully and misusing funds. the court ordered ten months’ confinement. At Marlborough Street, a boy eight years old was found to have faked street beggary to collect money, plaguing his distressed widow mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchequer Chamber
Tur Dryad
Queen
P.axp M. Wattacy
Dryad
Central Criminal Court
Lord Denman
Swinptrxc
George Henry White
Woodroffe
Messrs
Hall
Messrs. Hall
Dudley
Pilgrim
India
Chalice
Cooke
Commissioner Bower
Marlborough Street
John Lewis
Greek Street
Soho
Compton-street
Tragic infant found on Hay's Brook road leads to murder verdict
Early Wednesday Ledbury intelligence reported an infant found dead on the Worcester Hereford turnpike road at Hay's Brook. Constable Samuel Purnell traced the child to Wellington inn Chance's Pitch and later arrested Anne Walters, the mother. After inquest at Ledbury, a jury returned a verdict of man slaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ledbury
Worcester
Hay’s-brook
Samuel Purnell
Hay
Hereford
Chance
Edward Weaver
Juckes
Chance’s Pitch
Hooper
Wellington Inn
Bray
Purnell
Parnell
William Butt
Thomas Evans
Anne Walters
Vestry debates repeal of the window tax in London parish
At St Martin's in the Fields vestry a report from a nine parish central committee cited no clemency from the chancellor toward repealing the window duties. The meeting renewed efforts to press for repeal as Manchester officials honor Commodore Sir Charles Napier with a town banquet and praise for his Syria conduct. A separate river accident in Rotherhithe left an Irish laborer dead after falling from a barge amid river traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wixpow
St. Martin’s in-the-Fields
Hutchins
Westminster
Manchester
Town Council of
Charles Napier
K.C.B
Commodore
Borough of
Syria
St. Jean d’Acre
Great Britain
Liverpool
Mehemet Ali
Constantinople
Commodore Napier
England
Lord Palmerston
Lord Minto
Alexandria
Pacha
Porte
Napier
Stuart
Mitchell
Flower
Rotherhithe
Evans and
Isbester
Thames Police
Stratford
Measures to deter English depredations off Cherbourg coast
The journal Le Francais de Orient reports the minister of marine will detach a guard ship to the Bay of St Briens and oversee oyster dredging limits within three miles, aiming to protect oyster fisheries and boost national wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panta
Journal
le. Francais de Orient
Cherbourg
Bay of St. Briens
Aioe
St. Brieue
Courrier Francais
Bridge of Flanders
Las Petite-Vilette
Panthres
St. Gervais
Belville
le Commerce
Palace of the Tuileries
Count de Paris
Mostaganem
Cheliff
Mastara
Tazza
Tekedempt
Bugeaud
Journal Des Débats
Toulon
Medeah
Changarnier
Rente de Naples
Paris
Ivry
Bicetre
Vauvres
Issy
Fontainebleau
Spain
Madrid
Espartero
Christina
Senate
Senores San Miguel and
Carrara
Senor Lesana
Minister of the Interior
Ldth
Interior
Cortes
House of Ardouin
Correo Nacional
Geome
Catalonia
Balearic Islands
Nogueras
Majorca
Barbadoes
Jamaica
St. Kitt’s
Dominica
St. Lucia
Lucia
St. Christopher
Lieat
St. John’s
Turkey
Constantinople
Fethi Pacha
Raouf Pacha
Visier
Redschid Pacha
Ponsonby
Reform Ministry
Great Britain
Tahir Pacha
Ibrahim Pacha
Syria
Mehemet Ali
Foreign Office
Lord Melbourne
Lord Normanby
Buckingham Palace
Westminster Bridge
Blackfriars-bridge
Basinghall-Street
Piris
Ellis
John Pirie
Osborn Forsyth
William Thomas
Merthyr Tydfil
Glamorganshire
East Indies
Alderman Pirie
Alderman Thompson
Captain Thornhill
Messrs. Silver and Co
Thompson
Pirie
John Wedderley Hutchinson
Trig
Middlesex
Francis Medhurst
Central Criminal Court
Hayes
Medhurst
House of Correction
Marquis of Normanby
MYSTERIOUS MARRIAGE CASE AT THE MANSION HOUSE
A 24-year-old William Smith and a 27-year-old Elizabeth Taylor were arraigned for theft and wife desertion. Richard Taylor claimed the pair ran off with property after the wife, his wife, left him for Smith. The couple denied wrongdoing, blaming each other as witnesses described abuse. They were remanded for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caim. Cox
William Smith
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Taylor
St. Ives
London
St. Martin’s Lane
Cersa Simon
John Smith
Mr. Hobler
Mrs. Taylor
Smith
James Haines
Taylor
Joseph Holden
Tufnell
Marylebone-street
Mr. Hardwick
Joe Holden
Danine Arncuin Tu1zi
Thomas Hawes
White Lion-street
Bow Street
George Ireton
Brown
Norfolk-street
Strand
Charing_cross hospital
Reece
Worship Street
Ropping Axp Re
Jane White
W. H. Woodall
Bishopsgate-street
Shackell
G Division
Featherstone-street
Glascow
Hell
Glasgow
United Kingdom
James Oswald, Esq
Robert Wallace
Archibald Hastie
Hough
Bailie Mitchell
John Fleming
William Stirling
Andrew Bannatyne
William Gray
James Lumsden
A. G. Spiers
S. Higginbotham
G. Crawford
Croupiers
Alexander Johnston
Shieldhall
John Tenant
St. Rollox
Walter Buchannan
John Dennistoun
M.P
Robt, Bartholomew
C. J. Tennent
D.J. Bannatyne
James Donaldson
James Cooper
James Adam
Princess Royal
W. Buchanan
Johnston
Dugald Bannatyne
Chamber of Commerce
Oswald
Alexander Graham
A.W. Speirs
Culcrench
John Pattison
Dennistoun
Professor Nichol
Manchester
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