Missionary meeting in Westminster lifts Gospel cause
A public meeting at Hanover Square Rooms supported the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Lancashire. Dignitaries including the Duke of Buccleuch, archbishops, bishops, and MPs spoke on emigration, colonization needs, and funding, urging broad sympathy and funds. A second report covers the Anti Protection debate and Manchester district trade strains amid Peel tariffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For the Propagation of the Gospel
Hanover Square
Westminster
Duke of
St. David's
R. M. Milnes
Buckland
Harry Inglis
Lord Templetown
Earl Delaware
Lord Lyntleton
Lord Home
Bangor
John Manners
N.P
Lord Sandon
Sackville Lane Fox
Calcutta
Henry Howarth
St. George’s
London
House of Commons
Tindal
Oxford
Winchester
Gret
Bressings
Lord Glenelg
Geosas Byng
Middlesex
Robert Grosvenor
St. David'a
Jamaica
Cheere
Society For the Propagation of
Joan Manners
M.P
Sandon
City of Westminster
Archdeacon Manning
Grisi in Norma Wows London Theatres
A dramatic and vocal tour de force praising Grisi as Norma at Her Majesty's Theatre with Lablache as Ororeso. Theatre reports note Albert and royal attendance, plus detailed stagecraft from the performance and the companion Drury Lane and Lyceum bills.
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Majesty
Grisi
Norma
Pollie
Ororeso
Lablache
Her Majesty
Prince Albert
Druny-Laxe Theatre
Mr. Bunn
Wallace
Mr. Buns
Carlotta Grisi
Macbeth
London
Drury Lane
Mr. Macready
Thane
Chance
Pigeons race and long walk dazzle Yarmouth Chronicle
In a Dover to London pigeon match for five pounds, Keely’s bird won, flying one hour twenty four minutes. George Clarke undertook a 1100 mile walking feat at West End Retreat Gardena Norwich, walking 432 miles in 4 days, starting Saturday eve and finishing Thursday eve, showing no fatigue per the Yarmouth Chronicle.
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Pietox Fryine
Keely
Kent Road
Dover
London
George Clarke
Gardena
Heigham
Norwich
Yarmouth
Newmarket First Spring Meeting Report Highlights Two Thousand Guinea Stakes
A lively Newmarket first spring meeting features nine races on Monday amid wintry weather. Highlights include Maynooth and Miss Elis winning key sprints, a tight Two Thousand Guinea Stakes won by Sir Tattun Sykes, and Tom Tulloch’s fluctuating fortunes as betting sways with the field.
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Newmarket
B.C
Shelly
Maynooth
Sly
G. Bentinck
W.S. Stanley
Scallions
Colonel Anson
Lago
Dibs
F. Butler
Duke of Bedford
Tauriva
Mr. Phillimore
Tayo
Jago
Paragons
Robinson
Lord Exeter
Lebanon
Beijing
Paragone
Garry Owen
Bishop of Romford
Cub
Young Lochinvar
T.Y.C
Pettit
Oakley
Ab. M
Mr. Beresford
Dean Swift
Nat
Mr. Pratt
Lord Glasgow
Emilia
Mann
Lord Orford
H F. A.F
Lord Eglinton
Uraco
Coombe
Fablety racing items and a court case at Ascot
A jumble of race results and betting notes leads with Wolfdog’s four year old victory by three lengths over Maynooth in a Suffolk plate. The Jockey Club stewards hear a foul riding charge by Mr Osbaldeston on Nat but withdraw all evidence after a mutual withdrawal. Other items include betting settlements on Two Troussxp Guingas Stakes and a Battersea to Hammersmith race where Cook defeats Lett by over 150 yards. A poisoning case in Norwich reports Maria Smith accused of administering poison to Martha Digby and another younger patient, while Henry Isaacs dies after multiple self inflicted wounds. verdict temporary insanity.
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Mascheston
England
Her Majesty
Commons
Lancashire
Yorkshire
Cheshire
Saint Stephen's
League
Peel
Robert Peel
Messrs
Aspinal
Buckingham
Richmond
Great Britain
Banquo
Lady Macbeth
Macbeth
Macready
Virginius
Lyceum Treatre
Damper
T. Matthews
Nibbs
Nathy Brown
Mr. Meadowa
John Brown
Chelmsford Aneizes
Maroma
Brown
Jemima
Danseuses Viennoises
Jennys Lind
Pischek
Lintgard
London
Vera Corxcents
Hanover Square
Birch
Hawes
Hobbs
Phillip
Miss Hawes
Weber
Mise Birch
Gulielmi
Handel
Samson
Phillips
Britis Museum
British Museum
Duke of Beaufort
George Bentinck
Igo
Tom Tulloch
Tibthorpe
Bill Scott
Scott
Duke of Rutland
Alexa
Rowley Course
Osbeldeston
Sorella
Elia
Nat
Tom ‘Tulloch
Tipthorpe
Green Peanu
Bill Scottian
Paragone
Forbes
Prince George of Cambridge
Lord Maidstone
Tom Tulloch Wee
Ting
T.Y.C
Boyce
Lord Exeter
Lebanon
Shelly
R. J. Shafto
Duke of Bedford
Lady Constance
Beresfords
Miranda
Constance
Tit- Bit
B.C
Lord’ G. Bentinck
Mr. Osbal
A.F
Robingon
J. Hawiley
Fugitive
Lord Albemerle
Nell Cook
Leopard
Robinson
Mr. Ford
R.M
Glasgow
Rey Middleton
Miss Whip
Mr. Mowre
Wolfdog
Mr. Shelley
Maynooth
Jockey Club
Osbaldesten
Miss Elis
Rowina
Thomas Cook
Hungerford
Frederick Lett
Lambeth
Lett
Cook
Laurde
Battersea
Hammersmnith Bridge
Erting
Battersea Church
EAB
Norwich
Maria Smith
R.J. H. Harvey
Esn
Thorpe
Robert John Harvey
Knt
St. George's Hospital
Henry Isaacs
Lower George Street
Chelsea
Parrs Life Pills and Lefays Grande Pommade Ad
An 19th century advertisement touts Parrs Life Pills as a universal cure praised by thousands. It notes packaging, government stamping, and authentic proprietor signatures. It also promotes Lefays Grande Pomade for neuralgia rheumatism and paralytic pains with broad claims of rapid relief and suitability for delicate skin.
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Parr
Islid
Hon
White College
T. Roberts and Co
Cranecourt
Fleet Street
London
Nure
Lefay
M[dory
Jean Lefay
J. W. Stirling
High Street
Whiteshape
United Kingdom
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Lord Monteagle
New York
Mexico
Hobart Town
Bombsey
Montevideo
New Brunswick
Germany
Canton
Royal
the Duke of Cambridge
al Parte
Wyse
B. B. Cabbell
Annexation
Texas
Customs
Foreign Office
Earl of Aberdeen
San American Union
William IV
Scotland
Ireland
Eame
Dana
Sporting Intelligence
J. Hawley
Mr. Ramsbottom
Rowland Hill
Land
Locock
A. Wuoitasen
DA Silva and CO
Bride Jane
Prout
Strand
Heavitree
Exeter
Frampton
T. Prout
Thomas Prout
Porrigo de Calvans
W. Grimstone
Highgate
Savory and Moore
Regent
Street
New Bond Street
Fisher and Teller
Conduit Street
Bond Street
J. Sanger
Oxford Street
Hannay and Co
Barclayson Son
Fareringdon Street
Thomas Resting
St. Paul's Churchyard
E. Edwards
St. Paul's Curchyard
T. Butler
Edinburgh
Mesare, J
R. Raimes
Druggists, &c
Leith Walk
Earl OF
Carlsbad
Marienbad
ovoKravan
Professor Holloway
Temple Bar
N.B
Bewank
Perry
Berners-street
Oxford-street
Duke Street
Liverpool
St. Johin Stecet
Peaurgate
Menchester
Steem
R. and
L. Perry
Strange
Paternoster-row
Hancey and Co
Gordon
Leaderhall-street
Parkle
Compton
Soho
C. Price
Bernehs-Street
RB. J. Brodie and CO
Montague Street
Musteil Square
Brush Museum
Great Denmark Street
Moudjoy Square
Dublin
Secret Companion
En Steel
Edison
Grice
Post Office
R. J. Brodie and Co
Sherwood, Gilbert, and
Piper
Mercentie Journal
Zeylanica
Brodie
Johnstone
Cornhill
Messrs. Drodie and Co
Ely-Preservation
Samuel Lamert
University of Edinburgh
London Hospital Medical Society
Apothecaries Hall
Iron Times
Magret
Gilbert
Hanray and Co
Starje
Tichborne-street
Quadrant
Gorden
Leadenhail-street
Newton
Churth Street
Lewers
Bedford Street
Bedford Square
Curtis
Fords
J. L. Cuntis
Manchester
G. Philip
South Castle Street
Hobson
Market-street
Leeda
Allen
Longrow
Nottingham
Disney
Hedford
Henderson
Castle-place
Belfast
W. and
H. Robinson
Greenside-street
Love
Nelson-street
All Bocksellers
Mannoon
J. L
Revex
Herts
Mercury
Cuntis
Mankoon
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Naval and Military Gazette
Cuatis
United Service Gazette
Messrs. Curtis and Company
Shalereaidencey
Faith Street
Soho-Square