The Squire of Carden and Wit on High Fashion
In a rambling tale from Ainsworth's Magazine the famed squire of Carden is shown as a witty, generous host with a taste for wine. His sharp rebukes to Harry Vernon reveal a quick temper and a fondness for levity, while anecdotes about hunting, courtly praise, and a ballroom moment illustrate his social sway and flaws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Vernon
Staffordshire
Verson
Leche
Vernon
Yorke
Virgil
Cardenith
Lady Cunliffe
Foster
Sam
Eche
Squire of
Arden
Changes at University College London Classical Department
The University College London council approves changes to the classical department after summer. Mr Key will resign as Latin professor to become sole head master. a new Latin professor will be appointed and Mr Malden will focus on Greek studies and teaching the highest Greek class. A professorship of comparative grammar is created with Mr Key to lecture short courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of
University College, London
Key
Malden
Royal George
Pasley
Hampshire Independent
Old Bailey
Manchester
Jamed O'Leary
O'Leary
Wakley
St. Marylebone
James Cormont
Orr
High-Street
Poplar
Edward Conway
Thomas Bowden
Pontybol
Thorne
Yorkshire
Bugeby’s
Goldin
Hungerford Suspensionridge
Acklam
1St Dragoon Ards
Hungerford Suspension-Bridge
Bentleman
Jermyn-street
St. James's
Erio
House OF Commons
Reading
Hose
C. Russell
Viscount Chelsea
Borough of
Thomas Duncombe
Senate
Great Britain
Ireland
Newcastle and Districts
Glasgow
Lanarkshire
Halifax
Nottingham
Leeds
Birmingham
Norwich
Bolton
Leicester
Rochdale
Loughborough
Salford
East Ding
Worcester
Merthr Tydvil
Aberdeen
Keithley
Brighton
Bristol
Huddersfield
Sheffield
Scotland
West Midland
Dunfermline
Cheltenham
Fiverpool
Staleybridge
Stockport
Macclesfield
Suburbs
North Lancashire
Oldham
Ashton
Bradford and District
Burnley and District
Preston
Wigan
London
Parliamentary turmoil over royal assent and reform demands
Historical notes recounting royal assent to Ireland and Scotland bills, debates on Tory magistrates in Gateshead, and intense House of Commons discussions on income tax, tariff, reform petitions, and the sweeping National Petition urging universal suffrage. The piece records peers and MPs clashing over taxation, representation, and Chartist pressures across sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Buccleuch
Lord Wharncliffe
Ireland
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Nottingham
St. Austell
Marquis of Norsansy
Gateshead
Sunderland
Stockton-on-Tees
Durham
South Shields
Lord Normanby
Marquis of Normandy
England
Brovaxam
Athlone
Sigeaxer
John Down
John Gibbs
George de la Poer Beresford
Faenen
Lord G. Somerset
Southwark Improvement Bill
Mr. Lampton
Southwark
BR. Iacks
G. Kyiur
Mr. Lippeut
Harcourt Vrenon
Howe
Noes
Jority
Aanswer
French
Rupert Peell
Portugal
Ormsby
Lords
House of Commons
Liverpool Borough
Mixes
Northern Union
Newcastle and Darlington Junction
Lord Howick
R. Fielden
J. Easbory
Sharman Crawford
Jame Graham
Olicy
Roesacx
Edinburgh Review
Lord F. Baerton
Macaulay
Lord Grey
John Russell
Wakley
Joan Russeau
Roeuck
United States
Mr. Roebuck
R. Peex
O'Connell
Petition for The People’s Charter and Dudley election note
Petitioners press The People’s Charter calling for male representation and ballot voting with annual parliaments and equal districts. Dudley election petition dropped. Income Tax Bill moves through committee with amendments debated. foreign stockholdings taxed, amendment defeated 203 to 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkintillock Reeds
Northern Coal Mining Company
Saundersfoot
New Cross Roads
Granton Pier
Great North of England
Clarence and Hartlepool Junction
Forth Marine Insurance Company
Brighton
Tauffnell
Wigney
Mabson
Reprneton
Tuesker
Wa. Rouse Madison
J. Russett
R. Pex
Her
J. Russexx
Great Marlow
J. Y. Butter
Richard Gibbons
Newgate
Greene
Pon
Great Britain
S. Crawforp
Rogexuck
Huse
Roresuck
London
Warp
Bath
Workey
Hawes
P. Borthwick
Lanoucaere
R. Incuts
V. Smrrx
R. Peel
Gud
Lapovehere
Lord Howick
Right Honourable
Baronet
Waxlace
James
United Kingdom
T. Doncomse
Dudley
W. A. Smith
General Committee of Elections
Hume
Bazine
Britain
Dominions
Labouchere
Robert Peel
Also Mentioned on This Page
M, Rel
Wl. and
Oward
Ow- Tal
the Cruel
Glient
the Weekly Chronicle
Ainsworth’s Magazine
Harrigetta D'Orsay
Hartley Coleridge
Spring Cottage
March
Charles Cowden Clarke
Lord
Oberon
Titania
Robin
Imperial Parliament
House OF Lords
Leaver
Jean Russert
Mircsell
Rorsock
Suarman Cerawrorn
Home
C. Napier
Queen
Carnecte
Lord Worsley
Peenet
R. Peer
C. Narter
Coathman
Howard
Bernat
Southampton
Tuesteer
Madison
Knaresborough
Peiviegs
Wrsn
Repricron
France Grey
Woodstock
Tuomas Wilde
Lord Denman
Lord Broveuam
Duke of Wellington
Commons
Sudbury
Ipswich
Commons of
Great Britain and Ireland
Sheweth
Great Britain and
Guildford
Tower Hamlets
Evesham
Buckingham
Totnes
Honiton
Bridport
Finsbury
Liverpool
Marylebone
Lambeth
Wales
Royal
Prince Albert
King of Hanover
Archbishop of Canterbury
Three Kingdoms
Legislative Union
Frost
Williams
Jones
Frederick Pollock
Monmouth
Lord Brovesam
National Complete Suffrage Union
Joseph Sturge
West Indies
Lord Broucuam
Coanceztor
Queen’s Bench
Earl of Lhafressury
C. Woop
Penryn
Falmouth
James Hanway Plumridge
Thetford
J. Planta
G. T. Staunton
G. Rice Trevor
R. Howard
R. R. Clayton
Paxincroy
Texas
Elliot
America
R. Post
Treasury
Hong Kong
T. Duxcombe Rose
House
Lord Brougham
Lord Campbell
Bowarne
Ferrayo
Ferrand
Lord Ashley
S. Wortley
J. Fielden
Viscount Jocelyn
S. Crawford
H. R. Yorke
Baird
G W. Wood
Earl of
Hillsborough
T. Duncombe
Beckett
C. P. Villiers
J. Hanmer
J. Guest
Bro
Ferrano
Cobden
Cowpen
James Graham
Kendal
Waxkley
Brotherroy
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