Uncertain banking runs and clerical notices in Dublin
Fragmentary report notes bank runs linked to savings withdrawals in Truro and Dublin, then shifts to clerical appointments and deaths. It mentions Rev. Veasey of St Peter’s, legacies to Daniel Barber, and discussions on successors to the see of Peterborough. Also covers temperature fluctuations, Royal Academy dinner, and various legal notices across cities.
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Truro
Wrery
E . Tages Woods
J. Laphan
P. J. Doyle
St. Michan’s
S Chapel
SS Ney
Rome
Dublin
London
Grenes
Veasey
St. Peter
Peter’s
Canldne
Daniel Barber
Philip BE
Peterborough
Walatige Cbe
Earl Fitzwilliam
Lamb
Cambridge
Lincoln
Royal Academy
Trafalgar Square
Lord Kenyon
Daniell
Wigmore-street
St. Marleybone
Bippie Texrce
Honourable Society of the Middle Temple
Carteret
J. W. Ellis
H. Reeve
William Clifford
Robert Farie
George Robinson
Gillery Pigot
Paul Wilmot
J. P. Williams
Henry Cory
Joseph Snowe
Edward Howes
Cox
R.A
Cotten
Archbishop Whately
Ioanacy
Freas
von Shicamychere
House of Commons
Clement Danes
St. Clement Danes
Brighton
St. Nicholas
Chapel of Ease
Lonpox Himersian Society
Breterail
Marquis of Cholmondeley
Lord Mountsandford
Teignmouth
Norwich
Witney
John Quarterman
Ueanmer
Cranmer
Leigh
Newspaper Press Benevolent Association
the Uke of
Sussex
Freemasons
Count Mole
Foudon
Hayes
Cruce
Nterbury
Windsor and Eton Journal
Andrew Morgan
Hock-house
Aberystwith
Earl of
Cruixe
Wakley
House of Lords
John Russell
Spencer
Earl Spencer
Wiseton-hall
Board of Guardians
Retford
Eeeantene Ahadeen
Her Majesty's
Maidstone Gazges FE
Journal Des Debats
Memorial Bordelais
M. Aguado
Marquis de Las
Court awards fashion in royal visit and scandal tales
Her Majesty's levee was delayed until Wednesday as imperial highnesses Duke Alexander and Prince Willem Henry of the Netherlands were presented to the Queen. They toured the Tower and public buildings while reported disturbances in a visitation book at Mivart's drew sensational speculation. The Earl of March expected to fill the next vacancy in the Royal Horse Guards.
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Alexander
Willem Henry
The
Netherlands
House of Lords
Lord Melbourne
Mivart’s
Pestel
Bylejeff
Bestuzeff
Allo
Earl of March
Duke of Richmond
Royal Horse Guards
Ora Lance Porrion
Paopunry
Lambeth-street
Henry Solomons
Lewin Casper
Ellis Casper
Henry Moss
Sarah’ Levy
Emanuel’ Moses
Money Moses
Black Lion
Vinegar-yard
Drurylane Theatre
Alice Abrahams
Mesers
Hardwick
Phillips
Hartley
Clarkson
Messrs
Combe
W. D. Haggart
Bank of England
Falmouth
Messrs. Carne
J. Hawkes
Lea
Solomons
Foreign Money Exchange Office
Strand
Roe
Moss
Brown
Hawkes
John Deane
Cook and Johnson’s
Hatton-garden
Mrs. Abrahams
Cook and Johnson
Mr. Solomons
Emanuel Moses
Adolphus
Resignation and Ministry Crisis In Britain 1841 Debates
The passage surveys reactions to the Melbourne ministry's resignation amid a political crisis. It cites editorials from The Globe The Times The Standard and others praising or condemning the move, and reports on Peel’s formed administration and forthcoming Speaker election. It discusses the queen’s role and public mood, with characterizations of the cabinet’s conduct and the anticipated shifting power. The report also notes armed volunteer measures and local disturbances linked to chartist activity.
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THI
Abercromby
Ion
Adbert Conyngham
Daily Press
Globe
Lord Melbourne
John Russell
Morning Herald
Melbourne
England
Charles the Second
Shaftesbury
Great Britain
the Times
O’connell
CABAL
The
Chronicle
Lord Roden
House of Commons
Robert Peel
Downing-street
Jamaica
Orange
Ireland
Advertiser
House of Lords
Sir Robert Peel
Baronet
Treasury
Exchequer
Lord Lynphorst
Duke of Wellington
Rupert Peel
Goulburn
Lord Normanby
Robert
Peel
Lord Aberdeen
Shaw Lefevre
Armed Volunteer Association
J. Russell
Lord John Russell
Chelsea
Llanidloes
Wales
Severn
Charles Wynn
Major Pugh
Withen Jones
James Morris
Jehan Thomas
Montgomery
Westchpool
O. Gore
M.P
Mr. Whitmore
M P
Lord Clive
Shropshire Yeomanry
South Salop
North Shropshire Yeomanry
Owen
William Burton
James Barnes
High-street
Hastings
Mary Ann Burt Sworn
William Burt
West Street
Hester Easton
London
Savings’ Banks
West London Savings’ Bank
Opera and theatre notes from Her Majesty's and Covent Garden
Lucia di Lammermoor continued to draw large crowds with strong performances by Grisi and Lablache. Macready's Coriolanus closed its run amid praise for his leadership and Mrs. Warner's journalistic flair. Madame Taglioni expected to arrive, new ballet La Gaetana announced, Clara Novello toured Berlin, and Pacini recovered to perform again.
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Her Majesty’s Theatre
Lablache
Grisi
Robert le Diable
Guerra
Elssler
Russia
Covent Garden
Moderna Time
Macready
Shakspeare
Italy
Signor
Gustavo Modena
Silvio Pellice
Paolo
Francisca di Rimini
Wil
Clara Novello
Berlin
St. Petersburgh
England
Malle
Pacci
Tattersall's Monday Meeting and Chester Races Notes
Reports from Tattersall's meeting show heavy betting on numerous horses with odds listed for many horses and owners, followed by Chester Races details including Trial Stakes and Produce Sweepstakes results, starters, and a note on a new patent wheel life rifle demonstration at Bayswater Hippodrome. The gun test showed rapid firing and claims of military use potential.
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Tattersall’s
G. Heathcote
Duke of Grafton
Sadler
G. Clark
S. Herbert
Thornhill
Euclid
Lord Jersey
Caesar
Lord Lichfield
Peel
Algiers
Mr. Sadler
Marquis of Westminster
Albemarle
Williamson
Melbourne
Mr. Dixon
Exeter
Bosphorus
Courier
the Corsair
Ilderim
Clarion Agst Corsair
Grand Hotel
Covent-garden
Chester
Mr. Price
Big Captain Pops
Jones
Mr. Ogden
Harpurhey
I. Walters
Sir
T. Stanley
Peter Parley
Lord Stanley
Ole Bull
Lord Derby
Che Aeronaut
Mr. Mostyn
Be Papineau
Lord Westminster
Sir T. Stanley
Mr. Ferguson
Harkaway
Calloway
Lamb
Mr. Buckley
Charley
Pops
Gasparoni
Ogden
R. Dulkeley
R. S. Johnstone
Job Trotter
Barrow
Snoormyc Extrraa
Dimary
Hippodrome
Bayswater
Henry Wilkinson
Pall Mall
Wilkinson
Wright
India
Fashions for THE Montu Morning and Promenade Dress
Describes summer morning and promenade outfits with maize colored hat, lilac pou de soie dress, muslin pelerine, and a renaissance styled evening dress. Details include damask rose trims, ostrich feathers, rose garlands, green groseille fabric, and lace trimming across hats, robes, and sleeves.
Natural death verdict in Salisbury Arms inquest
An inquest at the Salisbury Arms Limehouse examined the death of Sarah Le Gage an elderly wife at sea. She was found dead in bed after a night of heavy drinking with self caused by liquor. The jury returned a verdict of natural death.
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Baker
Salisbury Arms
Eastfield Street
Limehouse
Sarah le Gage
Aaallor
Laneham
Retford
Porter
Park Square West
Regent’s Park
Tedman
D Division
Lynch
Bannister
Mewa
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